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But in all seriousness it depends on what you’re doing with it. Writing a quick tool using an LLM is much easier than context changing to write it yourself. If you need the tool, that’s very valuable.
It's pretty clear this type of ID'ing is an issue in general, unfortunately. Companies often protect themselves as a band-aid but not others in the same situations since the problems aren't frequent enough to warrant a design change. So, when it does become a problem, it could end up being a deep one.
> Ask HN: Why is "Tea" still on the App Store after so many data breaches?
> Furthermore, it’s being promoted in the “Top Charts” while the “App Privacy” card says they only collect email addresses.
Unlike a touch screen device, folks may not understand that disabling Bluetooth for no reason has input consequences