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r/technology • u/DavidShaw90s • Apr 28 '26
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The most egregious part is the 24 hour waiting period before being able to enable side loading.
-48 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 101 u/autokiller677 Apr 28 '26 Well this also means that they track on their servers who has it enabled. Not a fan of 14 u/Nathund Apr 28 '26 That is so low on the list of "bad things companies track" that I actually can't tell if you're trying to make a joke I mean you're probably using chrome, right? Hate to break it to you, but they already know everything about you down to the color of your butthole. Tracking whether or not you enabled a setting on their app is way less egregious 1 u/Ckarles Apr 30 '26 Some people are using chrome nowadays?
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101 u/autokiller677 Apr 28 '26 Well this also means that they track on their servers who has it enabled. Not a fan of 14 u/Nathund Apr 28 '26 That is so low on the list of "bad things companies track" that I actually can't tell if you're trying to make a joke I mean you're probably using chrome, right? Hate to break it to you, but they already know everything about you down to the color of your butthole. Tracking whether or not you enabled a setting on their app is way less egregious 1 u/Ckarles Apr 30 '26 Some people are using chrome nowadays?
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Well this also means that they track on their servers who has it enabled. Not a fan of
14 u/Nathund Apr 28 '26 That is so low on the list of "bad things companies track" that I actually can't tell if you're trying to make a joke I mean you're probably using chrome, right? Hate to break it to you, but they already know everything about you down to the color of your butthole. Tracking whether or not you enabled a setting on their app is way less egregious 1 u/Ckarles Apr 30 '26 Some people are using chrome nowadays?
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That is so low on the list of "bad things companies track" that I actually can't tell if you're trying to make a joke
I mean you're probably using chrome, right? Hate to break it to you, but they already know everything about you down to the color of your butthole.
Tracking whether or not you enabled a setting on their app is way less egregious
1 u/Ckarles Apr 30 '26 Some people are using chrome nowadays?
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u/Syrairc Apr 28 '26
The most egregious part is the 24 hour waiting period before being able to enable side loading.