Preach. Strong passwords, MFA and awareness of social engineering is the bulk of security on the user side.
Saving some money short term, losing a whole bunch long term.
Same reason moms play solitaire on their phones. Just something they know to pass the time, no need for anything fancy or new.
Well: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/04/discord-starts-down-the-dangerous-road-of-ads-this-week/
Edit: it’s more loot box stuff.. but it’s step one
Hmm you might be right. And if 2016 has taught us anything: it might work.
It’s actually optimized for them. The goal is to get users to spend time and see ads etc. The UI is not made for us users.
Devils advocate here: it’s their webservice right? They determine who can access it.
If there were legislation that would force them to make it interoperable that would be one thing. But you can’t just demand access to their infrastructure.
Is it that bad now? I don’t use windows products in my private life, only at work. And I don’t find things that bad over there, but maybe that’s because it’s windows for business
That intro scene was so well done. It felt so real and inevitable.
This is fine imo. If you don’t want to comply, don’t. You just don’t get to extract EU data
Just go away with these “both sides” dogwhistles.
To be fair, he has been in a title contending car for 5 years. He just had a bit of bad luck with who his teammate was at the time.
Release day, 99 percent.
I feel like there are so many factors that could cause these differences, it’s too easy to just say “it’s the iPhone 14”