ThenThreeMore @ andthenthreemore @startrek.website

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They do.

Oh absolutely. I just think that there's a danger that people will think if the Tories are out of power all of these kinds of proposals will just disappear.

I want off Mr Gove's wild ride.

Oh yeah, because authoritarianism doesn't give large chunks of the labour party massive hard ons too.

If they'd had their way all our biometrics would be on a database and we'd have to have our id cards with us at all times.

Because the USA a large industrial economy.

Though I agree it would be also nice to see a comparison with the EU.

Or Holgram O'Brian in the new 31st century Star Trek academy they've been talking about.

Most companies dropped free EU roaming almost right away.

Everything, maybe. As we can more widely blame 13 years of Tory failure.

EU roaming is definitely a direct result of Brexit however. EU roaming charges were only removed because of the EU, so leaving the EU they were obviously going to return.

Brexiters knew what they were voting for.

It's usually younger drivers (17-20) that would have it. It used to be so you could get your insurance cheaper, but companies being companies has meant that a lot won't even insure younger drivers without it now, and charge double what they used to.

Does this count as spoilers: 🦴🪑😭

Damn you're good.

Was thinking exactly this.

I have no idea what you're doing wrong. All the led bulbs I've got are coming up on ten years old and working fine.

If the fine was 4% of global revenue every month, sure

Lol oh yeah, good point.

The profit they'd need to make off EU users would need to increase by over $4.66 billion to make a 4% fine on of global revenue.

Even if every single person in the EU (including babies and anyone who doesn't have a meta account) took up the paid tier it wouldn't offset a 4% fine on global revenue. They'd need it make $10 profit extra per person per month. Their price is €10 (just over 10 USD) a month. Subtract from that 20% tax and another let's say 5% for card handling fees and their general costs gives them €7.50. The you need to subtract from that what they were making off users before as we're looking at increase.

GDPR caps out at 4% of global turnover. Which is still a monumental amount of money.

Was not expecting a newsround link when I saw it was bbc

It's just about usability. Top of phones are hard to reach nowadays, so the more UI elements that are towards the bottom the better!

Why?