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Bro we can advertise without breaching of privacy.
Bro we can advertise without breaching of privacy.
Man I hate that guy and his pseudo science.
The USA have a two party system with majority takes it all, you can barely call it a democracy tbh.
Yoshi all the way
Well if you are not a furry then you might want to change the “we’re” to “were”
Biffa, he plays cities skylines and it’s super relaxing
After reading all answers I can confidently say I am now more confused than ever.
Sure it could but the same issue is present with one question. Some students will get the wording or find it easy others may not. Having a test in groups to limit cheating is very common and never led to any problems as far as my anecdotal evidence goes.
I don’t get it, care to explain for the dummies?
In what sense? They are very much a thing in Germany and other parts of Europe, success in stopping cars varies though.
But he can’t have less than 12 fingers tho.
Thinking about any unintended consequences is always good. I also agree that a ‘rug pull’ in general terms is not a good thing, however; since we are talking about the privacy of the consumer and turning said privacy into a consumer right, I don’t think there will be a lot of negative consequences. The companies are going to complain but they do that no matter what.
Personally I think, any company that solely relies on selling user data as revenue stream deserves to go down.