@elonmusk A feature for users to opt out or filter out politics would be nice. I like to do my own research. It seems like bias news and politicians ranting are heavy in notifications which is odd because I don't even follow the accounts. It makes social media tiring otherwise.
@browninamerica0 @OnePieceAnime I agree! They are deteriorating the quality with all these fillers and drawn out scenes. Really starting to feel the shift from fan focus to cash cow.
@elonmusk@pmarca Seems like speech is only free if it is what those with power want to hear. Those that throw the largest tantrums expect to be heard but can't listen.
@Hello0fficer@ghettokid1994@tldtoday Android also has a great ecosystem that isn't just isolated to Android. I think the added windows integration was a great addition. Times have changed. I prefer a customizable ecosystem that can be better tailored to a user's needs.
@pluto_yoon@BREEZYix@tldtoday Android is highly customizable so it is likely that you run into people with each phone having different looks and feels. It's user preference which isn't afforded on every mobile platform.
@rovercrc I really wish I would stop getting updates for your account. I don't follow you and you clearly don't know what you're talking about the majority of the time. You're just using your followers for personal gain while leading them to the slaughter.
@Ohmwrecker@therealcliffyb That's because it was never meant to be this way. Other countries tested sectioning networks so people could only get what they used and pay a proportional price for it. Here in the US they were like $5-$20 per service seems reasonable and we're going to throw in ads.
@Erdayastronaut@elonmusk Personal accountability is where I believe most has been lost. People are free to say what they want, within reason obviously, but it is up to each individual to fact check what they spend the time listening. Not remove speech because people don't make informed decisions.