@RetardedTracker@Chainless_Slave The only retard here is you. He wasn’t naturalised, he is a US-born citizen with birth-right citizenship. Hence he can’t be denaturalised. Try again, retard.
@PhilipHoudeshe1@ThrillaRilla369 Saying “If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear” is like saying “I don’t need free speech, because I have nothing to say.” Privacy is a right.
Your nothing to hide argument (I don't worry about the cameras because I'm not doing anything wrong) is a logical fallacy.
@jimscard Except the website implements “Sign in with Apple” buttons and can track when that button is pressed and attribute the sign up to a “Sign in with Apple” request instead of simply using their registration form with a Hide My Email address
@DigitalVagrant@mullvadnet They will likely want to enforce it on the device level. What happens when iOS requires ID to download any VPN app from the App Store, or install a VPN profile?
@JBG9397@WebSummit@HennaVirkkunen Because China has different regulations and Europe and China aren’t the same thing with the same laws? What kind of argument is this
And they said explicitly at WWDC that they won’t be rolling it out in China, same with the EU.
@drakejordan_@tgod34748 Usually these types of toggles make its way into betas on purpose and are removed before the public release. Same happened with the Back Tap banner toggle
@dandadania@RevolutionsMage@FoxNews@netanyahu I’m not on this person’s side but it says it was determined by their IP address. If you’re in Iran, you need to use a VPN to use X (or most of the internet for that matter). Not saying this person is Iranian, but this doesn’t prove anything.
@CelestialGils@tuxpizza No need. The mechanism here is well known: deleting the app doesn’t delete the Keychain values that it stores locally, and reinstalling the app maintains those keychain values. Nothing to do with cache, or iCloud for that matter