R_VelJohnson

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   by R_VelJohnson 4y ago

   Instead, Apple is ( https://www.macrumors.com/2022/10/13/ios-16-vpns-leak-data-e... ). And so is your cell phone provider ( https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/09/us-cell-carriers-still
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   Text Messaging Is Cool. But Where Are Its Boundaries?(nytimes.com)

   2 points by R_VelJohnson 4y ago|0 comments
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   by R_VelJohnson 4y ago

   I think about this often. Without smartphones, none of the problems we blame on social media would exist. We've gained a lot from the smartphone form factor (I haven't been lost in 10 years, for example), but whether we've lo
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   by R_VelJohnson 5y ago

   This is a good solution and pretty much what I've done. When you need screen time on the go, putting those videos on an SD card and sticking it in a cheap Kindle Fire with VLC installed also works well.
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   by R_VelJohnson 5y ago

   I tried YouTube Kids, but found it was suggesting a lot of surprise egg and colorful slime videos. I blocked those channels, but more showed up, so I deleted the app.
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   by R_VelJohnson 5y ago

   Depends how old your kids are, but that's what I use it for. You can set the home screen to your subscription list, and it doesn't show related videos unless you go to a separate tab. Those two things have saved me from much screa