I use Slack at work everyday. I suppose this does feel off in some way but I'm not sure I'm the right amount of upset about this? I don't really mind if they use my data if it improves my user experience, as long as the platform doesn't reveal anything sensitive or personal in a way that can be traced back to me.
Slack already does allow your admin to view all of your conversations, which is more alarming to me
What are the consequences of this
Like does this mean they could develop an app where you just have a library with all those nostalgic legacy games
Kurzgesagt did this video where they crammed all of Earth's history in an hour. Basically you look at a barren wasteland for most of the time until life finally goes macroscopic and then all of humanity happens in less than a second
I sat through the whole thing and it's still incomprehensible
I just cover the table in it and spread the fries on top. Fewer dishes to wash
Well I mean he's interesting as a case study, his decisions have real world implications and it seems like he's on a path to a meltdown that many people would love to witness in real time
Who gives a shit about order of operations. In a real world scenario you'll know what to do
You might want to give Grayjay a try. It's a cross platform video app that lets you connect to people's YouTube accounts but also Nebula and other video platforms. Don't download it from the Play Store though, sideload the apk file directly from the website. I've only used it for YouTube so far but it lets you do the things you would have needed Vanced for before and I love it
My PC used to do this. I would pull the plug sometimes in order to prevent it from happening
I'm sure it feels pointless are times but we can't be the first ones to withdraw from civil political discourse
It's obvious when you say it like that. I don't like the idea of some prompt hacker looking at memes I sent to my coworker