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  • Ultra is $100, and ad-free (I assume what is called "Pro") is $20.

  • Logcat is your friend. Someone on one of these threads mentioned they confirmed via logcat that the dev is correct.

  • For some people, that's the price they paid for their entire low/mid-range Android phone.

  • The option to remove ads has been added - it costs $20 USD. The lifetime Ultra costs $100 USD.

  • The option to remove ads has been added - it costs $20 USD. The lifetime Ultra costs $100 USD.

  • The option to remove ads has been added - it costs $20 USD. The lifetime Ultra costs $100 USD.

  • It is indeed beautifully designed. By far the best looking client I've seen yet.

  • It's live for me. It appears that the paid version, "Sync Ultra", requires a $2/month subscription, or $17/year. Seeing as lemmy APIs are free, I am confused why this is so expensive? o_0

  • Ah, you are correct, I misunderstood the question.

  • He's up to three so far, with a fourth likely on the way (Georgia interference).

  • Weird, I have this, but it's on my 2024 bingo card. Do you think it was a printing error, or will it really take the worm at least another 5+ months to establish itself?

  • "The pun is coming from inside the building!"

  • I believe that policy was reduced or removed many years ago. Around the time when all the cool new projects stopped, and Google scrubbed "don't be evil" from their site and company philosophy.

  • "Why waste time say lot word when few word do trick?"

  • Yeah... But maybe not ANYONE... "Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has already registered an 'X' logo in connection to 'online social networking services' and 'social networking services in the fields of entertainment, gaming, and application development.'"

  • Kinda like the names of his kids.