Could be scraping our answers to train a data set to write their latest buzzfeed article. Reddit is so full of nonsense they need to come here.

I’ve never heard of this pamphlet, but I have a feeling you didn’t read it either because now I know about it.

My desktop computer is plenty secure, but I can install whatever app I want from any source. The OS provides security tools to help protect against viruses. Even on a Mac desktop you can install apps outside the app store.

Apple and Google are pushing for their app stores to be the only option. Imagine having one store chain in the whole world.

And while the app store apps have a verification process, they’re not impenetrable. Apps slip through the system and scam apps are allowed to run rampent. What’s considered malware now has also changed, 25 years ago an app constantly “phoning home”, scanning your data, other apps and collecting data would have been considered malware.

Devices would be most secure if we didn’t run any application.

I bet the US will be your full name + the last 4 digits of your social.

Tell her; “no mom, if some 30 year old man was tracking me, reading my mail, texts and tracked my location you’d be getting ready to murder him. Why should I let gmail get away with the same shit?”

Lol looking at a few different sources online, Denmark average snow fall is around 20-30inch (50-76cm) per year.

In the US average between states range from 0 to 645 (1640cm). 34 states are above 40in(101cm) and 23 states are over 100in(254cm).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_snowiest_places_in_the_United_States_by_state

Good luck biking through a foot (30cm) of snow when it gets dumped overnight and keeps going for another foot during the day.

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Simple, we treat “corporate crimes” the same we would if a 30+ year old man committed them to a 18 year old girl, because that’s what’s happening. Once you’re 18 the “child data protections” go away.

They essentially planted bugs in every 18 year old girl’s life and if your phrase it that way, the masses will realize how horrifying it is.

Google shouldn’t have our entire location history, that’s called stalking.

Google shouldn’t have an entire log of our private messages, that’s called eavesdropping.

Microsoft shouldn’t be taking screen shots of our screen, that’s called spying.

Amazon shouldn’t be using security cams to scan us for “AI” purposes.

Apple shouldn’t be using our phone microphones for “data collection”.

Facebook shouldn’t be compiling, scanning and indexing our photos.

And it’s worse when you remember your HR managers use windows.

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Someone back this all up in that huge Minecraft book server.

Not OP, I went from a Pix5 google stock to Pix9 with Graphene on it. I transfered data manually. I think it the best way to go about it.

A lot of of apps have an export setting feature that I used.

IMO is also a good time to clear out bloat - the app you haven’t opened in 3 years doesn’t need to get copied over. Old downloads or a meme you shared one time 2 years ago - gone. Pictures or anything of sentiment get backed up and maybe copied to new phone.

I transfered most files by plugging in both phones into the computer and copying files the easy way.

I also setup syncthing to automatically sync the picture folders, a folder where I put copies of the exported setting files and few others for misc files and stuff I want backed up regularly.

Random question, whats your address and work schedule?

When discussing data transferring between devices like this, I’d treat WiFi as another “invisible” port on the switch.

Charge whoever pushed this “telematic update” for reckless endangerment or something.

They’re lucky there were no accidents related to this (as far as we know).

Are people are actually upset about an auto update feature? A feature that has been pretty standard in programs for a very long time?

I understood some of the upset when they added telemetry, but auto-update?

In other words tasks that “AI” is actually good for, not attempting to generate your music or apply some kind of “magic filter”.

Relevant xkcd

In Need for Speed, how many other cars did you hit or do you play with traffic off? In a video game there are no consequences, so you end up hitting dozens and can keep going as you learn the game. In real life, you hit one car and someone is either dead, wishes they were, or incredibly lucky.

How about hitting the trees, the road barriers, going through grass? All that stuff costs the community money to fix.

Let’s say you’re the best (or luckiest) player in the world and never hit anything, how much did your little cousin hit when you first gave up the controller?

Street racing is a crime because its dangerous to other people. You are intentionally putting other people’s life at risk for your own personal entertainment.