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  • And this is why I avoid Samsung products entirely. Vote with your wallet.

  • Currently rewatching Mr. Robot

  • You were a parent and a homeowner at 23? When was this, the 80s?

  • I guess I misunderstood something here.

    I just don't think you should be able to say whatever you want without any consequences. Eg. Call someone a slur, get punched in the face. I don't think that's a violation of free speech

  • Thank you! Seems like very few people understand the concept of free speech.

    It doesn't mean you can say whatever you want with no consequences, which is seeming what a lot of people believe

  • This guy has fewer brain cells than his country has high speed rail lines. Easier to just block him

  • Lmao imagine telling a new Yorker it's cheaper to live in America without the subway.

  • That is not correct.

    I thought you were referring to satanists as Satan worshipers and just using the term incorrectly, my mistake.

  • Essentially banning any apps that would hurt googles profits.

    I thought that was pretty obvious.

  • We're just not gonna see eye to eye on this.

    I want privacy and freedom. You want Google to dictate what apps you can use even though it doesn't effect you.

    You don't give a shit about people who rely on apps that aren't from the play store. You cant seem to understand why it's bad because it won't effect you. It's selfish

  • You need an ID for those activities because it is required by law. Apples and oranges. Your argument is a logical fallacy of false equivalency.

    A government dictating what you can and cannot do by law is a completely different thing than some random company telling you what you can and can't do with a device you own.

    And again, if you're uncomfortable with that - then you still have the option of only downloading apps via the play store where identities are already verified.

    So again, it's the gay marriage argument - do you support the freedom of others to do something you may not want to do? Or would you rather restrict others freedom when it doesn't effect you? If it's the latter, then I think you're an objectively bad person.

  • That's interesting, where did you grow up? I grew up believing everybody had the right to privacy. And to not provide your identity to strangers on the internet

    It's like gay marriage. If you don't want to do it, you don't have to. But don't support restricting the freedom of others because it won't effect you

  • As an Australian, I was trying to buy a record (only available from the US, from a small independent artist). The record was about $60AUD, very reasonable. The shipping was $70AUD. I didn't buy it.

    Or another small artist manufactured a super cool colour splitting lamp. Lamp was about $140, quite reasonable. Shipping was about $110. I didn't buy it.

    Supporting any small american artist is just not justifiable.

  • I buy on reverb quite a bit and with expensive music grear I'm suspicious of free shipping. I'd much rather pay for shipping to ensure they actually package and ship it with care.

    With free shipping, if it's packed like shit I can't really complain, if I spend $30, on shipping and it's packed like shit, I'm gonna question it

  • You don't have a problem with Google dictating what you can and cannot do on your own phone? Seriously?

    What's the benefit of that?

  • Bluetooth alternatives aren't better, that's laughable.

    You cant buy beyerdynamics DT-990s with Bluetooth, you cant get Sennheiser HD 490 Pros with Bluetooth, you cant buy Audeze LCD-5s with Bluetooth. I could go on and on but you get the point. Good headphones don't use Bluetooth.

    The nice headphones a lot of us have had for years, well before the headphone jack was removed don't have Bluetooth.

    So when you say they're better 1. You're wrong. And 2. You're missing the point.

    If you prefer Bluetooth, fine, but phones with headphone jacks still have Bluetooth. You're only ok with it because it doesn't effect you and I think that's appalling.

    Imagine phone manufacturers remove the ability to use Bluetooth headphones and I say "that's fine, wired headphones are better anyway". It's not about that, it's about removing your freedom to choose and it should NOT be tolerated

  • My phone has a headphone jack, so it's easy for me to plug in some headphones. Most people are not that lucky.

    Obviously you shouldn't be playing audio out loud, but I do sympathize that simply plugging in headphones isn't an option for most people, needing to carry dongles, or making sure Bluetooth headphones are charged.

    I think some blame should be placed on device manufacturers mostly abandoning the industry standard

  • Why? I thought freedom was important to these idiots