State of Online Privacy Reaches 'Creepy' Level
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State of Online Privacy Reaches 'Creepy' Level
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#3This is like offering heroin to a junkie...
The overwhelming cause of millenial mental health issues are related to an overindulgence in pretending that electronic communication is a "commmunity", a place with their "friends".
Living, You're doing it wrong! Get the app...
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#5Pretty creepy that they need my email to tell me which of the shockingly few services they're asking about are creepy.
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#6The Doomsday clock is iconic. A 90s emoji on a garish slider, not so much.
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#8"mental health apps"? This is like offering heroin to a junkie... The overwhelming cause of millenial mental health issues are related to an overindulgence in pretending that electronic communication is a "commmunity", a place with their "friends". Living, You're doing it wrong! Get the app...
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#9Pretty creepy that they need my email to tell me which of the shockingly few services they're asking about are creepy.
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#10Of popular gadgets, Garmin watches (at least fenix series) can work without any additional connectivity and will do all metrics processing on the device.