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So you do see downsides but you are personally willing to live with them?

• lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago
  It’s hard to believe this question was asked in good faith. What did they write that makes you think they admitted to there being downsides?
  • shuckles 3y ago
    The commenter started by saying they didn't see any downsides. Someone replied referring to specific downsides which impacted them (""use Meta omni-permission store or get cut off from FB/IG/WhatsApp"). Then the commenter said downsides don't matter because they can be used to argue against any change. That's a different argument than where they started.
    • lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 3y ago
      > "use Meta omni-permission store or get cut off from FB/IG/WhatsApp" They replied to the comment which said this and wrote, "I see no downsides." I don’t see where they admitted to the downsides.
      • shuckles 3y ago
        That's not the comment I replied to. I replied to the comment where they offered no argument for why someone else's downside was invalid, instead opting to say that it's better to not let downsides prevent action. The lack of argument implied they didn't have a response, which I sought to confirm.
    • maxwell 3y ago
      Nope, no downsides.
      • shuckles 3y ago
        You can believe whatever you want, but try not to impose it on others.
• HWR_14 3y ago
  Likely they use Android, but are upset other people are using their devices wrong. So, to them, what downsides?
• danielheath 3y ago
  I mean… literally every complex judgement call in human history comes down to this answer; real life is mostly made of imperfect options with various tradeoffs.
  • shuckles 3y ago
    "This is a complex judgment call, and I think forcing side loading is a reasonable conclusion in light of varied impacts" is a very different point of view than "I don't see any downsides."