If "privacy friendly" or "secure" were regulated terms most linux distros would have been sued/fined into bankruptcy for deceptive marketing.
gubblebumbum
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shame he got to live that long
how are advertisers ok with this?
fyi all brokers rely on third party companies for id verification, behaviour analysis, analytics etc for kyc and fraud prevention and most of the times those third party companies tend to be israeli like the one used by ibkr.
i didnt even know people had internet back then.
He also invests a lot in localisation which makes his videos appealing to non western audiences.
Their devs dont really care about security so id say its not safe at all.
all it does is prevent sideloaded apps from having access to sensitive permissions by default, which is a good thing.
I have only used it for doomscrolling and watching videos so far. I spend at least 12 hours on it, Im disabled and live in the third world so I dont have a lot going on in my life lol.
i just upgraded from a core2duo with 2gb ddr2 to a 7th gen i3 with 8 gb ddr4 and for the first time in my life an actual gpu (nvidia k620).
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There are regulations, they are either inadequate or aren't being applied to products or services used by regular consumers. https://support.google.com/pixelphone/answer/11062200
Also which terms? You can't call yourself an MD, RN or an Attorney etc in US and many other countries if you aren't one. You can't market drugs that haven't been approved by the FDA. Also bastardisation isn't a justification for no regulation.