Yet another case of "Do what I say; don't say what I do."

Thanks for this! I ended up forking it into a Tampermonkey userscript that auto-navigates to other pages to download everything so you don't need to click on each page 😁: gist.github.com/lfhbento/338...

It is called #AndroidSystemSafetyCore and does exactly the same - scan all images on your device as well as all incoming ones (via messaging). The new spin is that it does so "to protect your #privacy".

You can uninstall this app safely via System -> Apps.

Talk to me when you have a Commodore 64 in the pic. 64KB RAM was a marvel as was the floppy disc drive that gave a 7 year old nerd cred.

Also called policy nudging.

I question the decision behind terming the movement of under 1% to be called a "crash". A touch too click-baity for me.

Meanwhile - v.redd.it/nklwts0tfcce1

They're the best and most pertinent examples of coding by the lowest bidder. There are no real consequences to speak of, so why bother?

Security, privacy, user experience - these are all terms that have been and remain non-existent in their vocabulary.

I prefer this one.

And thus the evolution from walled gardens to echo chambers. A place where the "sunk cost fallacy" continues to grow and be absorbed by more and more people.

Should have at the very least been a mini-series. Isabella Rosellini too got screen time that was entirely undeserving of her incredible talent.