Regardless of it being a bad idea, it’s convenience completely overwhelmed any privacy considerations. As far as I can tell, we’re marching towards a cashless future with the last dam being politicians need for untraceable cash themselves. But those old politicians are being replaced by family dynasties who have replaced cash payments with favors for their son’s wife’s firm.
Feudalism with extra steps, as ordained by our Heavenly Father Mr. monopoly man
It’s ok the banks have a “too essential to be punished” card
This meme might only resonate with half of the night shifters. Possible that night shift is crazy and day shift is uneventful.
Shower given people do crazy shit at night with less mental energy, I find this meme correct
As google put it, you have to go 100% on being the first search engine people experience for the first time.
Did anon just mentally blank out every homeless person, cyber psycho victim, crime victim, police victim, corp victim?
Anon would sign an Arasaka human testing contract without reading it
The true reason for Microsoft’s continued monopoly, and the reason behind its strategic acquisition of Starfield
So long as Facebook and Twitter successfully deliver messages to your contacts, their core service still works for most. Same goes for reddits votes.
False. Cars require registration. Match box doesn’t and gas station floors are unguarded.
Not a lawyer, probably don’t listen to internet strangers.
Editors should have a rule that if they can find your exact article word for word in your own newspaper archives then the article should be trashed.
This is now article (large number) about how we’re going to find life any minute now.
How does this deserve to be called a news article??
Belgians: And I took that personally…
Closer to, cellular networks were never designed for privacy but ensuring you have a signal in the first place.
It’s a horrible coincidence that a system that can beam data to your location also knows your precise location. Almost like laws should have been passed for privacy decades ago, but the lawmakers at the time were still complaining about nobody using telegraphs anymore.