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by mrsmee89 6y ago
That makes sense! Thanks
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Ask HN: It’s snowing in Texas and Cellular data is suffering, why?
3 points by mrsmee89 6y ago|6 comments
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YouTube Changes TOS to include ads on all videos(youtube.com)
15 points by mrsmee89 6y ago|5 comments
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by mrsmee89 6y ago
That's exactly what I'm thinking! Would being anonymous be important you?
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Ask HN: Would you listen to a worldview/moral landscape podcast?
4 points by mrsmee89 6y ago|3 comments
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Spotify now works with Apple Watch untethered(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by mrsmee89 6y ago|0 comments
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by mrsmee89 6y ago
That’s incredibly creepy! I get the need for advertising but the sliminess has gone too far. I know it’s silly but I feel like there’s space right now for an ad company with morals that they can prove :) Also see @davismwfl answer on this t
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by mrsmee89 6y ago
Wow! If you tell someone that you purchased #123 and they know that #123 is shampoo, how is that not the same exact thing as telling them that you bought shampoo? I’m shocked at the sliminess of this.
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by mrsmee89 6y ago
Thanks for the detailed answer. That’s fascinating. To be clear , you’re suggesting that there’s a map of labels (diapers, cereal etc) to marketing ids so apple can still say they anonymize your data even though for all intent and purposes,
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by mrsmee89 6y ago
I didn’t, a family member did buy one of the two via credit card. Could that be it? The. We got associated via the WiFi network?
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by mrsmee89 6y ago
Nobody else had a phone with them. There where only the two devices I mentioned above. Both connected to the same WiFi network. That’s a good question. Boredom led to the convo, I wasn’t using my phone at the time but even if I was “googlin
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Ask HN: Talked about my fave cereals now I see ads for the exact cereals. How?
37 points by mrsmee89 6y ago|48 comments
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T-Mobile blocking outbound SMS containing the phrase “verification code”(reddit.com)
28 points by mrsmee89 6y ago|4 comments
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Send Noods(pastadrop.com)
1 points by mrsmee89 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Would you pay for a service that gets you in the door with an executive?
3 points by mrsmee89 7y ago|1 comments
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
I had the exact same reaction.
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
In spirit of this article, I wonder why grey thinking is so uncommon. I get it’s hard but it feels like it’s only hard because it’s uncommon. When did removing nuance become such a common way of upbringing? What’s the driving force behind r
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Ask HN: What is the most beautiful piece of code you've ever written?
3 points by mrsmee89 7y ago|1 comments
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
Check out userway.org
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
I'm using AdGuard but I'm not sure its as good as UBO.
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
Surprisingly couldn't find anything on the big g. Thanks though
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Ask HN: How to import passwords from Safari to Firefox macOS?
1 points by mrsmee89 7y ago|4 comments
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
Interesting. How do they differ fundamentally?
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
This is great! Any plans for Safari support?
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
I've also tried Wipr and 1blockr
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Ask HN: As of June 2019, what is the best adblocker for Safari on macOS?
2 points by mrsmee89 7y ago|3 comments
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
Sounds expensive and complicated. What's a valid "threat model"?
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Ask HN: Do all VPNs suck?
45 points by mrsmee89 7y ago|62 comments
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by mrsmee89 7y ago
This is so cool!
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The National Inquirer Is Up for Sale(bloomberg.com)
3 points by mrsmee89 8y ago|2 comments

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