351–354 of 354 posts
Earlier quoted context omitted.
then look for alternatives to banking itself! that impulse will shape the world even more.
Primarily, that would be cash.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
A few months ago I bought a scam CPU along with a working computer. The CPU is almost identical in performance to the one they were advertising —it was certainly malicious— but do I deserve $200 for something I didn't even care about in the first place? There an argument to be made for harming the criminals even if you deserve it but it just doesn't vibe with my type.
If it's identical in performance, in what way is it a scam?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
My Nokia 105 has 4G (as well as 3G and 2G) and is definitely not a smartphone and absolutely not an Android. It runs S30+. What do you mean by: > support for VoLTE Emergency
If it can't call 911 you're not allowed to sell it as a phone. Phone calls use VoLTE which is newish technology. Therefore it's illegal to sell older technology as a phone.
> https://www.whistleout.com.au/MobilePhones/Guides/Check-if-p... "But it's not just 3G phones that won't work on Australian mobile networks; certain 4G phones won't work either if they don't support Voice over Long-Term Evolution (VoLTE) Emergency Calling."
Earlier quoted context omitted.
then look for alternatives to banking itself! that impulse will shape the world even more.
I wish it were that easy. But you get constantly flagged, questioned and banned from things if you don't play the traditional banking rules. I am trying, that's why I know