I get personal choice, but if you are looking for privacy focused, wouldn’t a browser based option give the developer less information than installing an app?
I get personal choice, but if you are looking for privacy focused, wouldn’t a browser based option give the developer less information than installing an app?
What does the Amazon App have that the website doesn’t? I’ve just been using the website, now I’m wondering what I’m missing out on
How about giving all 100 years to GameFreak so they can try to make a good Pokémon game?
Agreed. You can’t install as an app, just a home screen shortcut, notifications don’t take you to the web page when clicked
I use PWAs for some things, but I wish they worked better
I use Nova. After seeing this, I have disabled internet access for the app (I use LineageOS, where this is an option). Is that enough to avoid any potential downsides, or is there anything else I should be aware of?
It looks like the game is part of Chrome but not Chromium, so it would be under Google’s copyright. So if you mean a copy using the same assets then no. If you mean can you create an endless runner featuring a dinosaur, yes
In the UK in the 00’s there was a well known advert for chocolate that featured a gorilla and… It’s probably better of you watch it yourself
Great, now I want chocolate
Alternative for if you want to say no to the cookies:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-matic/
Depends on your definition of secure.
A pen and paper can’t be hacked
Strong Pokémon. Weak Pokémon. That is only the selfish perception of people. Truly skilled trainers should try to win with their favorites.
I used to work in a supermarket in the UK about 20 years ago. The store is not legally required to sell anything to anyone (as long as it’s not because they are discriminating against a protected characteristic), so the workaround for the store was to say that the item was no longer for sale and to remove it from the shop floor (presumably fixing the labeling, then putting the stock back out)
On one occasion, yes, over the phone.
The other I was in a web chat on the company’s website and they provided a link to a page on the same website where it asked for the characters
The 2 occasions I can think of, it was characters from my main password. Both were during contact with the Support teams. I no longer have service with either of the companies (due to unrelated reasons)
I do have this with my bank as well, but I have always had to enter a full username and different password before it asks for those
It’s always 2 characters, but I can’t remember if it is the same ones every time
The only person who has true freedom of speech on Twitter is Elon Musk. If he doesn’t like something you say (for example apparently he doesn’t like the term ‘Cisgender’), he can ban you
I have owned this for many years, thanks to Humble Bundle, but have never played it. I should give it a go
I’m not saying I’m in IT, but I’m tired and read the question and thought, “Why are they asking about printers?”