This article phrases this like it’s a positive. Instead it now forces companies to preinstall even more bs.
This article phrases this like it’s a positive. Instead it now forces companies to preinstall even more bs.
You clearly have no idea what it is
Yeah. I believe YouTube ads are basically just YouTube videos so it’s difficult to filter out.
Up initially blocked my payment, but after reaching out to them, I encountered no problems with crypto exchanges. Is it possible that they only restrict new accounts?
It has been about 6 months since I’ve used crypto so it could also be a new rule.
That privacy policy though. Not the best
I really hope they don’t have a similar privacy policy to Niantic because it’s horrible. Not only do they collect pretty much everything possible and then share it with third parties. They don’t even define all the information they collect, only data they deem identifiable.
This Privacy Policy covers our use of any information that can or could be used to identify you (“Personal Data”). It does not cover information which cannot be used to identify you (“Anonymous Data”).
Is this common for a privacy policy? I’ve never seen it before.
It was not the Google/Apple implementation. They were government funded apps which used a centralised db.
https://thewest.com.au/politics/law-and-order/wa-police-accessed-contact-tracing-data-c-3118717
Unfortunantly this kind of data will be misused. I remember there was a big push from my governemnt to use contact tracing apps. Only to find out later that police were using it in investigations.
I’m getting the same issues but with Firefox + uBlockOrigin