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Will you defrob my balancator? Of course not, because you don't know what it is. The same applies here: if you don't know what something means then say no. If you say yes then it's understood that you know what you signed up to.

>If my website askes users for their permission to use GA and they click yes then is that still illegal here? I see this as yes it's still illegal.

The basis of regulations is that citizens are too stupid to consent to things even if they are fully informed. Whether that is a good or bad approach is up for debate.

Oh yes, nukemap. https://i.imgur.com/HxIYAdv.jpeg

If you want to sideload then buy an Android... they are even cheaper. It's not like they pulled the rug out from under you: you already knew you couldn't sideload when you bought the phone.

It's a good question. Google should've done it, but they have failed time and time again. Microsoft just gave up.

Can someone explain to me why wireguard is implemented as a kernel module? Yes I get it, more performance. But isn't it completely and absolutely insane to run a complicated piece of software that is open to outside connections with kernel privileges?

Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5GDrJEGkVk

I suppose if you have verified your age in the past (for example if you bought something from the play store?) then you can watch the video freely. Try and watch it while logged off.

No, it's not a Google thing. It was mandated by the EU. https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/using-technology-more-c...

You need a credit card to watch age-restricted videos on YouTube.

It happened in the EU. Why wouldn't it happen in the UK?

Most people, under-18s or not, will download whatever comes first when looking for "free vpn" on the app store.

Unlimited coffee is also limited by the amount of pee you can hold in your bladder.

I hate ginger ale. I hope they make it illegal!

Have they asked citizens? Everybody I know who uses Facebook/Instagram like it.

It's half Elon Musk half Joey from Friends.

I've tried to create new circuits, changing IP addresses, and they are all blocked.

I would like a job watching mexican soap operas.

So choose an identifier that does not... identify you. Or choose not to have a username. I assume that that will be an option, since Telegram has it as well.

According to their calendar, it's not released until tomorrow: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Release_Management/Calendar

Two of the buttons at the top have no "title" attribute and therefore no tooltip.

btrfs is a drop-in replacement. Nothing changes for the user when they switch to it. With Wayland many basic features are missing even today. (Yes I know someone will explain here that everything works. Don't make me laugh)

And not even that. Unless they are pretending that GTK+ or Qt or whatever they've chosen looks native on desktops.

Now we have better entertainment.

The fact that the database is connected to the internet and shows the real names of people publicly means that this article is unrelated.

What a GDPR nightmare.

This is not notable. Of course there exist instructions that are used to update microcode. It would only be notable if you could execute them as an end costumer, which you can't.

If it means that energy is cheaper for citizens of those countries (not states, but countries) that's good for them.

It's envy. He can afford to buy a yacht, I can't.

I think I speak for many more Europeans when I say: I want to be free to conduct my business with whatever corporation I want.