plz1 @ plz1 @lemmy.world

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Site owner and whomever in marketing wrote that. Pure psychopathy, IMO.

They are allowing it

I always thought it was shrinkflation.

First hit is cheap/free, the rest will cost ya.

It must be so difficult for them to not be at war in the region for a whole two years. Ugh.

The fact that the ad revenue button is more emphasized and easier to press (closer to screen edge) says a lot about the value of you being their product vs. you simply paying them for access.

I meant their closed network for it, not the standard.

that's a shitload of lines of math to write out/work in your head. I learned percentages of x as: 6 * 45 / 100 = x (2.7) If you picture both as fractions, you multiply the opposite and then divide by the other number to get the missing one (x). Hopefully Lemmy renders this well...

The way I learned it was multiply diagonally and then divide by whatever is opposite diagonally to x.

I don’t care as long as the result isn’t less secure or less private than iMessage is now. Google has zero percent of my trust at this point, on the privacy front.

So Google will reciprocate and open up its RCS platform right? Right? I doubt it.

One of these companies needs to be beached to prove damages, I guess.

Your logic holds true as long as that data stays in the car. Pretty sure this ruling allows them to slurp that data up and use it however they want.

I find it quite dubious their claim of it blocking posts from friends, vs. ads. Friends don't post ads, so if it's blocking posts, they are inserting ads colored up as "friend posts".

I don't kn ow about Canada, but in the US, they do. "Licensed ND" instead of MD. Such bullshittery.

Is abortion illegal in the UK? I know they have some things backwards, but I thought the US led the world on the insanity of divide on this particular topic.

Getting off social media and replacing Chrome with Firefox. Also uBlock Origin, NextDNS, and moving my IoT devices onto their own network so they can't spy on my trusted devices (and NextDNS blocks their telemetry).

Yeah, or a scale based on actual effort, not purely his much a home is worth.

The fine of 1% of last quarter’s profits will ensure they learn their lesson.

Yeah, I've had similar experiences when requesting account deletions for services. Basically "we are under no legal mandate to delete your data, get bent", because I'm not lucky enough to be protected by GDPR or California law.

A terrorist organization citing the Geneva convention...