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  • Yes. Still, it would be harder to not give a f if others walled gardens open up, and iMessage get disadvantaged by that wall.

    It's as if iPhones were only able to make calls to other iPhones. Whereas all other devices where able to make calls to any device from any other vendor.

  • Firefox Monitor and Firefox Relay are good ideas for subscription services that may be useful to users and hopefully get revenue.

    When I looked closely at Firefox Relay, the email feature was redundant because I also have a service which does this, and the phone feature isn't available yet. Looking at Firefox Monitor and the list of companies/brokers it monitors, these appear focused on the US which isn't where I live.

    I hope they can get revenue by promoting these services and making them useful for more people. This would be better than showing ads. I'd pay for a useful service, not to have an-free experience for something which is freely available with ads.

  • When e-bike became a thing, I would be annoyed to see people use an e-bike instead of a normal bicycle.

    But my thinking now is more or less the same : Better an e-bike than a car. If it weren't for e-bikes, some may be driving cars.

  • Interesting. I recently noticed new decorative lights outside a public building nearby. Instead of static white lights, these are red-ish, and slowly dim in and out in a sequence. This might be a way to reduce the impact on wildlife.

  • Firefox Monitor is great as well. The premium version looks nice, you can pay to have it go remove your data from many data brokers. It seems mostly focused on US brokers, I'd pay for it worked with more european data collection companies.