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if applications are using it for non-nefarious reasons, the fallback behaviour for people like you who block it is to use more of your bandwidth or battery powe
by notatoad 4y ago
if applications are using it for non-nefarious reasons, the fallback behaviour for people like you who block it is to use more of your bandwidth or battery power to render non-visible elements. it's an optimization for most people, so it's still worth implementing even if some clients block the API.