What if, let's say, that person has something to hide... nothing dangerous or that might cause harm to others, something that society frowns upon. My reasoning is that, it would be OK to be "fake" in those circumstances.
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If your power company gets shittier, and you switch to a different one, will you be thinking "oh those years I've thrown away my money when the service was good"?
I agree, you have a point there.
Maybe I'm just hoping that things should improve if you spend money on the service, not go worse. Maybe I just get dissapointed and regret ever paying for that service.
Yeah, I'm with ya on that... unfortunatelly, from what I've witnessed living for 38 years on this earth, most people are not.
I've done them all (I usually do everything in private browsing, searching as well, no google login). Only regarding piracy other search engines are better... and that's only because no one DMCAs the results.
Air cooling has less points of failure.
One of the main reasons why brand name workstations and servers are still air cooled... and will probably be for a very long time.
I think most people know that adblockers exist, they just don't know how to implement them on their devices.
Yeah, but why switch search engines when you already know how good yours is.
I bet they use them interchangebly, like most of us do as well. First one, Google, that doesn't return anything good, Bing.
So do I, but it never hurts to know how to do something 😉.
An imaginary being asking children to be realistic 👍.
I'd be surprised if they don't use their own product.
I think out all of the answers, this one is one of the main reasons why people might feel more fake nowadays than before.