randomperson_24

18 ms·

91.
Cheap 5G Android Smartphones(blog.google)
4 points by randomperson_24 5y ago|0 comments
92.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Exactly!
93.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Can't we just like use Brave / Firefox and block all tracking domain names with something like pihole? Does the browser not at all work then?
94.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Isn't this even more creepy?
95.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Reading Sheeple talks are always fun. It's about choice. Even on android, there are many horrible popups that android warns the user before installing any app outside Play Store. (The Epic lawsuit also complained about this) If the use
96.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Youtube has a really good option for this. Like if the creator checks a box, then when the video starts in top left, a small popup comes that its a paid endorsement. Just the user knowing before they watch or read the entire thing is probab
97.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Also, how will disclosure work? If I use an image in my Youtube video, do I need to declare that it was taken from Unsplash which was sponsored in a way by Square?
98.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
In my opinion, manipulative ads based on challenging your emotions and the fomo they create are worse than the current plastering of graphics. If someone is interested they will click on it, if not then why manipulate their minds and play w
99.
Ethics of AI(vimarsh.info)
12 points by randomperson_24 5y ago|4 comments
100.
E2E Encryption in Google Messages(theverge.com)
2 points by randomperson_24 5y ago|0 comments
101.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
They will now block audio analytics in Safari (if you listen to podcasts in browser) and also block some APIs for other Devs. If you want more insights publish on Apple Podcasts. Also want to subscribe to a podcast on Spotify, no you can&#x
102.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Apple already does that and based on what I found there is no way for your router to opt out. Source: https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT202339
103.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Apple is doing that since iOS 5 (the oldest I could find) and there is probably no way to opt out. In fact it's even worse. Source: https://support.apple.com/en-in/HT202339 But apple is good while Google bad :) Ed
104.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
They are just afraid banks will be running out of business with exorbitant fees and useless charges. They will need to evolve otherwise lots of other startups will be replacing their need.
105.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
What about Fonts and CSS, will that too be proxied and auto downloaded? if not then Substack, etc will start using that to track open-rates.
106.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
This is amazing! was looking for this exact solution :D
107.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Also, don't forget the 30% cut they will take for premium newsletters.
108.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
That is what will happen. Send an excerpt and to view the full post click on the link, which will be tracked along with the website which serves content filled with javascript trackers and cookies :(
109.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
I believe Apple just doesn't block it. It by default downloads all pixels (and images) for all emails so the sender cannot know if and when the reader actually opened it. It will by default show 100% open rate. But, won't it be a
110.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
Why is it that all anti-Google posts just approach the first place on HN in such a short amount of time.
111.
by randomperson_24 5y ago
I think even Gmail proxies images and GIFs so how would Apple's implementation be different? A genuine question. Also I have seen with many clients especially in outlook and Zoho mail where they specifically ask to load images or not,
112.
Elon O Meter(elonometer.com)
11 points by randomperson_24 5y ago|8 comments
113.
Google Analytics is here to stay(blog.google)
3 points by randomperson_24 5y ago|0 comments
114.
Phonemes Graphed(letters.aryantiwari.com)
2 points by randomperson_24 5y ago|0 comments
115.
Thoughts on Ethics of AI(vimarsh.info)
3 points by randomperson_24 5y ago|0 comments
116.
Apple wants users to trust iOS, but it doesn’t trust iOS users(theverge.com)
3 points by randomperson_24 5y ago|1 comments