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If you treated another person this way, it would be considered abuse.
by schappim 3y ago
If you treated another person this way, it would be considered abuse.
- isoprophlex 3y agoWould you like me to fondle you? > Yes / Maybe later
- crotchfire 3y agoIf another person treated me this way I would stop talking to them. But people here seem to be unwilling to consider getting rid of their precious phones. So they will keep getting abused.
- oarsinsync 3y agoMy ability to interact with government services largely depends on access to the Internet. Various services are exclusively online, including the ability to file records of and pay taxes for my business. So yes, in 2024, my ability to interact with the society around me largely depends on my phone, which does indeed make it precious.
- mharig 3y agoSo get rid of your government.
- crotchfire 3y ago> depends on my phone I found the only person on hacker news who has never heard of these things called "computers" !!!!
- oarsinsync 3y agoI remember getting similar disdain from people who thought laptops were a overpriced passing fad and that I was a fool for not sitting at my desktop computer too. Then the trend changed, and laptops became more prevalent than desktops for personal use. The trend has long since changed again, and phones have become way more prevalent than laptops for personal use. It’s just Apple that continues to pretend that the iPhone (and iPad) aren’t full computers, despite having specs that prove otherwise. Some of us like to embrace change. Some people like to stay with what they know. Neither is wrong, as long as you’re happy with your choices.
- crotchfire 3y agoMy laptop's manufacturer doesn't use it to spy on me. This isn't about fads and trends. If you want to discuss those, find a fashion forum.
- heavyset_go 3y agoIt's what a stalker does.
- Rodeoclash 3y agoExactly. Imagine if you're at a bar and someone is constantly asking if they can take you home. We need to treat consent on the computer exactly the same way.
- bonton89 3y agoThey're more like predators. First they start peaking in your windows and photographing you on your way to work which is already creepy, but that's never enough. Eventually they'll break into your house and start riffling through your underwear drawer and looking through your trash. And they'll just keep escalating.