All these replies and you’re the only one to mention the apps. It’s absolutely one of the reasons why (beyond them using “inflation” to cover for straight greed).
By jacking their prices way up, and only offering discounts via their apps, they win either way - You pay ridiculous amounts, or you pay slightly less ridiculous amounts and they get your data.
Mullvad is the best $5 and change I spend each month.
Unless there’s another beeper attack I missed, the one last September was directed at Hezbollah, across Lebanon and Syria.
Not quite, but relatively close.
This accounts for some portion of it, but the other part is the rise in interest rates. With borrowing money no longer being nearly free, companies tightened their budgets.
8.5 years. Coworkers for years, then decided to give it a try 3 years ago.
I think @[email protected] has you beat with ~49 years
Agreed. Why the fuck is a browser allowed to know my battery status or connection strength?
“Broad listening” sounds like a system ripe to be exploited by very loud but minority voices…