Does that counts as emtrapment?
umami_wasbi
So how are they going to detect, proof, and enforce?
I guess that would only happen you don't step out of your room and social. How counld they prevent one steping outside and say hello to anyone?
And also the ability to relock the bootloader.
How about the Google Play as system app? I would like to see that gone too. Just make every app stores normal apps. No special privileges.
I'm more intetested how much per kW it produces cost, and the maintenance cost over its life span. It has to answer the question is it economical to build and maintain.
My jaw dropped after the first paragraph. What the fuck is this?
Now I'm worrying that some terms of service I aggreed maybe 10 years ago and that might still apply to me. Also, worry that will I be forced into arbitration because I visit a website and the term of servicr have a forced arbitration clause. This would be a nightmare scenario. Imagine Disney claims that because I visited their website (or the cookie prompt), I have agreed to forced arbitration.
In 2024, there is less appetite to break up the behemoths, but some to impose interoperability,
I still thinks Google shall be broken up into at least 4 companies: ads with services, android, and browser.
As long as it fits into the slot, it should work.
That "ethical" is problematic. What considered to be ethical is very subjective to the culture context.
Edit: better wording
There are still windows, assume they are in classroom. There are RF blocking windows but those are quite expensive, and lose function as soon as you open it for airflow.
Sops, or OpenBao