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I'm comfortable with the idea that Netflix can collect data about what I watch on Netflix, and that Apple can track what I buy in the Apple app.

I'm not comfortable with my TV or streaming stick manufacturer collecting and mining data about everything that appears on the screen.

Unlike their competitors, Apple does not do Automatic Content Recognition (ACR). That matters to me.

ChatGPT does that decently well

SVG is useful for actual tasks, not just looking good in a silly "benchmark"

I question whether relative change in popular sentiment is a good way to evaluate a prediction.

It certainly is to the cop. How else could they do a pretext stop?

I don't see why that should necessarily be true.

Risky move making a point that relies on made-up numbers.

At least in the US, there are roughly the same number of bank branches today as 20 years ago. And I think you would have to compare to hundreds of years ago to find anything like a 99% decline in farm laborers.

That would be pretty narrow analytics to not need GDPR consent. No IP addresses or any way to uniquely identify a person.

Legitimate interest definition is pretty narrowly scoped. Most of the sneakiness relies on nobody checking or enforcing it.

Hard to imagine a less trustworthy source

I don’t think the second part is true. Companies work together on safety standards in other industries.

It uses subscription quota just like before

The previous note confirming subscription billing has now reappeared

Or to discourage people from using cheap subscription tokens as part of automated workflows

Well, it doesn't currently work that way on the latest SDK. If there's a change coming, it hasn't happened yet.

I think you would just end up with yet another slopcoded photoshop clone

Sure, seems only fair that if you can try to block ads, the app can try to detect ad blockers.

Yes. Previously the page was all about how they were going to start charging for Agent SDK use with a banner on the top saying that, actually, they weren't going to do that.

The page does not say anything about changing the way Agent SDK bills. I just tested Agent SDK and nothing has changed (yet).

You might be right and they will change this in the future, but that's speculative

Or just visit the real site and use an ad blocker? Re-hosting it would obviously be copyright infringement.

This is bad advice. Obfuscated JS qualifies.

1201(a)(3): "As used in this subsection-- to 'circumvent a technological measure' means to descramble a scrambled work, to decrypt an encrypted work, or otherwise to avoid, bypass, remove, deactivate, or impair a technological measure, without the authority of the copyright owner"

If we're only doing tax policy that's popular, it's gonna be all corporate and high income household taxes.

If you use a gyroscope test app/page does it have the correct orientation?

It would be a pretty big deal if the average person's car became 50% less energy efficient, no?

I'm skeptical that the DeepSeek official API actually nets out cheaper right now, but I avoid it anyway because they store and train off of your prompts.

I think NW's profits are mostly between what they pay for electricity and what they charge you for electricity. I don't think there's any need to look to conspiracies to explain billing errors.

If it's a PR created by just prompting with the vuln report, I might as well do it myself.

So the FBI publicly fueding with Apple over encryption is all just misdirection? I dunno about that

That’s not the full story and not really correct.

https://www.aclu.org/news/privacy-technology/can-border-agen...

So like you connect it to your computer for the first time and it shuts off?