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Probably not even wearing a suit smh

I use Things to Get Me. It was the most privacy focused one I could find and does everything I need it to.

Stardew Valley!

To offer a counter point: I’ve owned 3 different VivoActive 3 Music watches for about 2 years each. All of them had the screen stop working. Could be my bad luck, but I wasn’t super rough with them (never wore them in water)

If you open the android settings for Organic Maps (where you adjust permissions), there should be one called “Open by Default” or something like that. Just add all the links that are presented there.

Wow people really didn’t like my question!

To respond to yours though, I’d say it depends on how much content there is! If a game can easily take 1000 hours with no degradation of enjoyment, I would pay $100 for it

Edit to add: I realize this didnt exactly address your question, but I’m not sure what percentage since it heavily depends on the quality and quantity of content

Assuming US, Open Banking is on the horizon. Will likely still take a few years before it’s fully implemented, but hopefully soon!

Genuine question, why is $100 too much for a quality game? Completely agreed on the micro transactions though

Maybe consider collapsible dropdowns or similar for the extra information

That likely would happen, but it definitely shouldn’t. If someone clicks on a phishing link, that is the fault of the business for not training them well enough.

GrapheneOS has this. I believe it’s called a Duress PIN.

Just an aside, but it may help others who have this issue to share the solution that worked for you

“Prepare to die!” - Student who is actually Inigo

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Ah yeah, that is sadly true. Too much lobbying and corruption for this to work the way it’s supposed to.

Encapsulated in that “etc.” in my first response is “going out of business”. This type of response would be way too difficult to get actual numbers for, but it has worked countless times. Just look at all the businesses that are no longer in business at all, they went out of business because they were no longer earning enough to stay viable.

It doesn’t matter if the company connects the loss to a specific action (although it would be nice) since the end result is the same, after enough time.

Lastly, I just don’t like the idea of my dollars being used by a company to further an agenda that I don’t want to support.

I would argue this is actually one of the most effective ways to respond. If enough people do it then the company has to react somehow (by pivoting, etc.). Obviously an organized effort would be better, but the “vote with your money” method isn’t anything to ridicule.

yep

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