How can an android app get all the info about me if it has no permissions?

Dont worry, the Lemmy website is better (unlike your bank’s)

Exactly. With youtube’s shitty tutorial search functions ever since they removed dislikes, i kinda need to see the start of the video to know if its even relevant. But no. Full on 2-3 pre-video ads.

Palestinian citizens are given supplies by the IDF. I always found accusations of cutting supplies to citizens very uninformed.

Is it possible to learn this power?

A phenomenon that causes climate change is not necessarily caused by climate change. If i burn a forest down it would increase climate change, but the cause is me burning down a forest.

So no real evidence this is connected to caused by climate change huh?

After seeing his face I’d rather use a different terminology.

Wont it be able to take screenshots of my desktop and such?

Is this actually true withoit using wayland?

Some of these dont really ship worldwide. Not all of them offer a good bang for the buck in terms of hardware specs, and big companies sometimes offer more options (system76 traditionally didnt offer screens over FHD, most laptops are only 14"…).

Which is what the extremist propagenda taught you to think. Good for them.

Because capitalism and communism are the only 2 options…

Lemmy will die out without monotization such as every 6th post being an ad.

I love it but feel like libre projects that have constant maintenance costs beyond developers’ time need to find ways to become mostly self sustainable without relying on donations. I also dont mind less than 20% of the posts being ads.

Dont those companies that collect your data always keep stressing how much they dont directly sell your data so third parties cant actually know its you?

Google offers free voice to text engine APIs and constantly listens on your phone for “hello google” or however their phrase goes. So if it is constantly listenning to you anyways, why not also filter for other keywords like “buy” “like” “want” ?

Opera is chromium based though.

You dont even need this DRM bullshit to become law. Chrome will simply put a warning before entering websites without it that goes “this website doesnt use name of a technology the user doesnt understand and therefore might be dangerous”. Thats it. Every and all websites will immediatly implement this DRM bullshit or die.