Someone linked a nice explainer on the topic in this thread, but my takeaway was that this is unlikely to ever exist
TLDR of the TLDR (which I recommend reading)
the regulatory body is super slow, and won't approve a change unless all the ducks are in a row
there's no safe way to stop or disable a car while it's moving, so the regulatory body won't approve it anytime soon
Note with Snapchat that, it just gets hidden
You can find comments from people where old messages and images start popping back up because of bugs in the app. Snapchat is near the bottom of the barrel when it comes to privacy and security, despite the premise
The subreddit for your field may be the best for now
If it's CS/tech, Lemmy career communities might work, the other fields are not as full yet
CEO ousting shenanigans = 📉
Release rumor = 📈
They're not publicly traded, but I assume public sentiment still has an effect on things (ex. Partnerships, users buying memberships, etc.)
The articles keep going "CEO Dorsey says", probably because no one knows what Block is.
On that note, what is Block? They own a bunch of small companies like Square and Cashapp? If so, does this apply to those employees?
Windows 11 (in certain markets anyway):
Depends on how they do it I guess
I remember reading about the newer home screen added a promotional banner. It was showing content from the apps themselves (ex. New shows from Disney+) but it was still annoying and a lot of people switched to a different launcher.
People will probably figure something out
edit: see the comment by @[email protected]
These devices are pretty popular, so if you have one it might be time to disable updates
Fair enough, I've heard good things about their quality and customer service (being great about replacements and technical issues) but there's lots to choose from. There are others you can go to for the products
What did dbrand do? I thought they were well liked
The Easter eggs showing up is pretty solid evidence
Yea I was curious about that, is there a certain amount that's paid for? If it was all free, it would incentivize some people to exceed normal usage