That’s always the case with any policy enforcement. By raising the difficulty, the problem becomes smaller. You have to accept it’ll never be eliminated.

Truly good scammers, even the victim won’t know they’ve been scammed. I was once sold a counterfeit memory card for my digital camera. I only noticed because the data rate was half what it should’ve been. Lots of people might not ever notice.

I can totally see sites wanting to identify sellers.
Scams would be way too easy and common without it.

Yes! To stop the terrorist children!

Exactly. He doesn’t actually care about protecting pedos. He just cares about protecting himself.

To protect the children

Even when presented with a Swiss Warrent signed by a Swiss judge, and failure to comply would mean Proton is breaking Swiss law?

Yah, no

Search for Permission Manager

You get a list of permissions, and can check apps that are approved or not.
In each permission list the 3dots icon in the upper right will toggle system apps visible or not.

Yah I thought SCOTUS ok’d that within 100 miles of a boarder.

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Seems not! Just lots of circut courts have affirmed the general idea. This is the first at an appellate court.

Tracking is the standard operating procedure for all streaming services and devices. There is no option that doesn’t track what you watch.

You want to redistribute wealth?
You need a wealth tax

Can tell from a glance, it’s way too complicated and powerful to be a Keep alternative.

Kagi gets their results from corporate indexes.
They check all the indexes everywhere more or less.

Kagi’s real difference is in not being an ad platform, like DDG and nearly every other search provider is.

That sounds super weird.
Does the school provide a Google account and email?
Even if they wanted it for authentication purposes, they’d have their own setup through Google. They wouldn’t insist on you having one.

Is it just one teacher?
Ask another, see what they say.
If they confirm that’s how it works, then just make a gmail account for school.
If not, then you can decide how much you want to push back and educate this one teacher.

I’m supposed to rent a car with Avis next week…

Not necessarily.
That might be the ideal, but less money should still help.

Implicit in this prediction, is the assumption that AI data-center demand will continue that long.

I enjoy YouTube Premium being ad free.

I use YouTube Music for discovery. I hear about someone, I can immediately listen to everything they’ve ever done; Then decide if I want to buy it, pirate it, or never hear it again.

I appreciate my Google Play Music All Access introductory subscription more and more every year. Still $7.99

I’m speculating. Those are possible ways they could get it. Likely more I haven’t thought of.

I’m not making accusations. I’m putting together things based on what they said in the post. Just trying to make sense of it.

I’m not a researcher, investigator, or reporter.
I’m just a random Steve online. Feel free to ignore me

That’s one option. Or the sellers scam the keys posing as reviewers or streamers. Or a streamer shares them with friends, and they leak that way. Some combination I imagine.