Same energy as "I'm not interested in politics".
Then don't complain when Google forces their view of internet on everyone else.
BugFinder
joined 1 year ago
That's a poorly constructed argument though. How about,
All animals are Pokémon.
Humans are animals.
Humans are Pokémon.
Yup! There are levels of fucked up. At the basic level, if it's accidentally set to override location check, there are easy solutions like force closing the app, uninstalling the app, turning off the phone.
Mind you, the app knows you force closed it. So it will let you know next time if you want to go to next level of strictness.
At the highest level of fuck up, you can provide admin access so that switching apps and physical buttons are all disabled. So you best bet would be to let the battery drain out and somehow muffle the speakers.
There is also another "fun" captcha. You pledge a small amount of money. If you don't wake up, the money gets donated to fund sleep-related research.
I accidentally set it to extreme hard difficulty once (250 sheeps). It was a horrible morning that day
It's location based. It gives you an option to turn off if you are not in you home location. Unless you explicitly disable that clause.
Sounds like a made up problem!
Even in your example, absolutely no one forced anyone to use it as a "social media" app. If it is a matter of convenience to access the notices, or talk to teacher, then use it like how you would use school/work apps such as canvas/blackboard/slack/teams apps. Stop using it beyond it's purpose. Which is to say, add "friends" if you have to so that you can access notices or messages from your teacher or whatever. But doom scrolling on clickbait and keeping tabs on Exes shouldn't be done.
Most programming language don't care if it's written in English
Say what? Netflix doesn't work with OpenWRT?
In a world where people would spin up new websites just to piss off a billionaire, I have faith in humanity to build taller ladders for any walls the greedy corporations build.