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iSimone

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About iSimone

A Swiss/Czech techie in Zurich/Berlin.

http://twitter.com/s2imon

http://simonschmid.me

Recent public activity

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    Saw the build earlier today, fits my work breaks perfectly.

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    Comment #13151237

    thank you, greatly appreciated :)

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    Comment #13147420

    no problem, thanks for the kind words though. Feedback has been awesome, getting Apple to feature it, much less so ;)

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    Comment #13147413

    Haha well I don't know how I'd say it differently, my background is outside programming, so it was quite a process. ⊙﹏⊙

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    Comment #13147328

    You get my upvote, I recently published animated versions of kaomoji in a 2 month sprint to learn how to create a basic Swift app, find someone to help me make the animations, and …

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    Comment #10823530

    iubenda.com | Milano / Bologna / Remote, onsite https://www.iubenda.com/en/help/posts/1812 We are one of the few Italian web companies with an international vision and purpose. We …

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    Comment #8262115

    Hi guys, part of iubenda here. First, we know we have to work on driving a couple of points home. There's a free, yearly or monthly subscription. The subscriptions really just divi…

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    Comment #6998001

    Hard to argue with that @drdaeman. Let's say in an ideal world I'd agree with every last thing you said. Again, it sure isn't perfect, it may be a start. Worse than no developments…

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    Comment #6996885

    Hm I think most would agree with a statement like this. On the other hand I think it's important for privacy laws to be in place. We all know how regulations are lagging years behi…

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    Comment #6996565

    I've suggested in the post that something along the lines "we do not react to Do Not Track signals" may be a start. It's hard to tell what will be a standard down the road. If you …

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    Comment #6996489

    The underlying logic is the following "An operator of a commercial Web site or online service that collects personally identifiable information through the Internet about individua…

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    Comment #6996223

    Basically, commercial online services (which includes mobile apps) need to add a sentence/paragraph about how they are handling the Do Not Track header requests. This is a Californ…

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    Comment #5990762

    I'm not sure I'm following entirely. I agree that whoever wants to cheat can cheat and deceive their users about the fact that he/she is using personal data in a way that is contra…

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    Comment #5990638

    Hey, yeah there are two things regarding Google Analytics, First it's in Google's terms, have a quick look here there's an interesting write up regarding this topic that covers it …

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    Comment #5990567

    This is a small awareness minisite that we built to educate visitors in the simplest possible way about what behavior usually requires you to maintain a privacy policy on your site…

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