superkret
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The exam prepares you better for what you see under the microscope.
Pulp Fiction came out 2 years earlier and started off with a long conversation about how sexual foot rubs are.
The ones I get at my local supermarket turn from unripe to rotten without ever getting ripe.
In Poker, the Casino keeps a rake out of every pot.
2·3 years agoThen go write an email to the CEO instead of bothering the cashiers for something they’re literally forced to ask you.
It needs a Google account so I’m out.
The reason normal people don’t switch, in a nutshell.
Counterpoint:
You had to replace the g with a j in writing, otherwise people would automatically pronounce it gif like gift.
That alone is proof that “jif” is artificial and wrong.
By the way, on the pic on the left he’s 36.
Today he’s 59 and looks like this.
OK I’m now assuming you talk about Netguard’s FAQ, not some others from Google, Android or Apple (all of which would have been equally likely in the context of this thread). Yes, I’ve read them. I’ve also read all the 1 star reviews of the app. I know about the apps limitations and am still confident it blocks Google from spying on me. Now what?
Thanks for the reply. I’ve now read through all 1 star reviews on the play store and am pretty confident that all of them have no idea what they’re talking about. Various popup messages during installation and use of the app explain in simple terms how to avoid all the issues these users were facing.
Ok, if you won’t even tell me whose FAQ you’re talking about then I don’t care about your opinion anyway.
Sorry, but I don’t understand your comment. Whose FAQ? Do you have a link or would like to explain what you mean?
There are a number of reviews suggesting it intermittently lets aupposedly blocked traffic through too
Do you have a link for me? The only thing I could find was this:
https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/206802/why-network-activity-is-detected-from-apps-after-vpn-firewall-blocks-themWhich looks like the person who “detected” the traffic doesn’t understand the OSI model.
In my own exeriments, I never detected any leaking data.
I rooted mine, messed with custom ROMs, bricked it and sent it in.
They honored the warranty and sent it back with a newer Android version than was installed originally, or available through updates :)
OK, but in terms of privacy, I can degoogle my phone by installing one app which is even in Google’s play store (Netguard).
Edit: Maybe refute instead of downvote? Netguard lets you block all apps from sending data, including all system apps and Google Play Services.
Parent is already an abbreviation.
It’s short for “pays rent”.