Lmao you all are so cringy. The general population sees it as a value proposition that makes sense for them.

Sell their souls? 😂 you live in a completely different world than most people. hsrdly anyone views it that way, they view it as paying $18/month or whatever it is now

SMS/RCS or iMessage if you’re asking what most people use.

Lol no, stockholders wouldn’t want to risk the fallout of Netflix being caught

If Netflix is out right lying, I’m sure stockholders would be happy and not tank the stock at all

We keep saying this but they keep profiting more and more every time lol. Remember when everyone on reddit was gonna quit Netflix for the password sharing block? Ya, their users increased afterwards.

Lol

Holy shit man. That sounds so stressful

I don’t care if I hurt their feelings or not

Are we projecting here a bit? No one cares about your opinion of Chapelle

Nobody has cared what you have to say since ever

Would be amazing if windows did what steam deck does in shutting off the OS during gaming mode.

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My comment says I had the same plugins.

My comment says I used Firefox for years and now am trying brave. It cannot be less one sided.

Are you suggesting my Firefox fingerprint changes every time? Where is the info on that?

I’ve been using Firefox for years, and recently switched over to Brave because it was able to provide a unique fingerprint result on EFF’s fingerprint tool. Even if I used the same plugins, Firefox had a unique fingerprint.

I ignore all the silly crypto and ad bs. Why should I use FF over Brave

Okay? Where is the proof it’s biased towards one browser

How does seizing oil mean we’re standing against genocide? Where is the connection?

How would someone steal my password and my physical yubikey for 2fa?

Would be pretty hilarious for something to take the name. But it’s doubtful that they release the name. Twitter.com still directs to x.com

lol, even if people went through to change their defaults, why would they expect an image to be able to hijack their device?

There’s so many automated things on smart phones nowadays, should we disable everything to ensure avoiding future exploits?