Reader mode works for me in Firefox. What browser are you using?

It seems turning on reader mode displays the gdpr waiver, but then if you refresh the page it shows the article.

I'd be interested to know how they managed to achieve that. The waiver doesn't seem to appear in the html source.. so I'm not sure where it is coming from and it is now too late in the day for me to investigate it further..

yeah I like weird layouts sometimes, but italics was a pain, especially since this is just text.

i think you’re supposed to click on the links which open up more info written in standard font.

in that context, the italics is sort of like how you might get a summary in italics at the start of a book chapter.

I assume the CO2 emission primarily comes from the excessively large fonts used?

Just like printing in a smaller font to be environmentally friendly using a smaller display front is similarly advantageous - and don't even get me started on all-caps, you might as well be burning a mountain of coal if you type in all-caps.

/s

You can buy a large number of completely deanonymized profiles that tie together photos, names, sexual orientation, etc. (those were what stuck out to me) for a couple hundred bucks.

Usually you have to go through the back door to get this stuff. Even advertising companies go further than this to anonymize you. This is a pretty blatant privacy violation.

If the headline was just "Match.com sites are sharing your profile info between them" this would smell bad but wouldn't be a big deal.

I'm seeing this on Safari 12.1 on macOS Mojave.

Firefox and Chromium on Linux are both affected.