Im on mobile sadly 😕

It was triggered by watching hugbees, I probably look like I share an account with a kid. Because minecraft is a “kids” FLoC group and programming is an “adult” FLoC group

I have concerning questions I havent seen addressed other places.

• Does this effect signed out users diffrently? How so?
• how will this effect discoverability? (soft querrying)
• will this effect things like hiding or altering the ‘videos uploaded by channel’ list? (hard querrying)
• if they fuck with hard querrying, how will this throw of my tools?
• for adults that cant or dont want to KYC, what options will there be?
• can alteternate Word Of Mouth discoverability be used?

I really dont want to KYC. It brings risks with it.

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Enforcing sanctions is not Microsoft’s purview though.

that should be true, but for some reason, these companies are hiding their glee behind governments as they go above and beyond what the sanctions require.

Last I checked, you can have a system app as an accessability provider and be enabled by default

Pls replace with somthing like RSS!

Im sorry, this is stupud! Customers are saying, “this service is unsafe, i dont trust my data isnt being used against me!” And their response is, “Dont worry, we habe a 5 point plan to make shure we have the uptime of a waffle-house! Our product will be so easy to access and it will stay that way forever!”

I have a Kurig coffee maker (too little respect to spellcheck their name). It puts out a BLE beacon that I can receve a mile away. Its hard to know what that bugger is doing. G-force was right!

Yeah! The AI of apeture arent “real” but some are “real people”. Compramised is mabe a better metric.

Thats horrifying!

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Wdym by “backdoor into all Teslas”

• This could mean “taking an industry standard sorfware update feature and making it abusively aggressive to or push malware to end users”
• it could mean “grants tesla 25-75% of the car’s controls from the internet”
• it could mean the former AND “grants access to diagnostics, settings and controls the consumer cannot access themselves”
• it could also mean “can run arbitrary code on your tesla at any time with little or no notice”

In terms of vibes, firefox and brave give off the same queezy “we care about your privicy” half trueth. Read as uncharitably as possable, mozilla gives off a neglectful abusive father vibe where brave has a potential crypto scammer vibe. Being so jumpy about software as I am, following KISS and appearing to have less unknown background machinery is comforting. (caugh I hate “safe browsing” caugh) Firefox probably in reality fails to be properly privacy focused but sells the illusion effectively, and thats a bad thing. Also defaults are powerful and now switching costs are high for me.