

There’s a problem with this “give them what they want and they won’t pirate” when it comes to Spotify, yt music, etc: They can change the terms at any moment. AKA enshittification.
If you downloaded it or bought a CD? Ain’t no enshittification.
There’s a problem with this “give them what they want and they won’t pirate” when it comes to Spotify, yt music, etc: They can change the terms at any moment. AKA enshittification.
If you downloaded it or bought a CD? Ain’t no enshittification.
When does our wake-up call come that this behavior, which keeps happening, over and over? Is also human nature. Like, we want to blame the leaders, and it is their fault…but not exclusively. We have parts of our nature we’re unwilling to address. We want to cut it out like a cancer, which sounds great…but it’s not a tumor… it’s everywhere…every country, every society… everywhere…
I appreciate that Android changed from an opt-out to an opt-in model when it comes to notification permissions, but it’s still not enough. I can’t believe the mobile OS world became so much worse than actual computing. What a corporate hell scape.
Canada going to be 52nd state–after Greendland 😆😆 (just kidding)
So, basically, you can be 100% sure that he has the ability to read your messages on other platforms.
Same. My first "smart"phone was a Nokia N95 and I had so much excitement back then Then I realized: hey man, I can’t actually do anything that I need to do on this thing… But at least it takes really nice photos?