

Aren’t those browser settings and not user settings? I see your point and maybe those should be user settings, but saying that “Firefox on android keeps turning it’s Data Collection options on” is misleading
Aren’t those browser settings and not user settings? I see your point and maybe those should be user settings, but saying that “Firefox on android keeps turning it’s Data Collection options on” is misleading
Really? Turned them off a long time ago, never seen it changing (checked now too just in case)
That’s the one, thanks! :)
I know exactly which TV show it is, and I neither can’t remember the title! I’ve been looking in iMDB all afternoon without any luck… 😭
I also remember a very specific detail, the prosecutor was new to town and had an ocular prosthetic because he was missing an eye
I see your point, but seems the same effort as a QR scan
Why is NFC needed in this case? Regardless of this being a potential security risk (which it is, but it’s not my point here), does it provide any additional value over a QR scan, which can easily store a URL or a contact information?
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