I hope there's more to this because that sounds illegal under the GDPR
Ads are malware (sometimes literally, I think there was a post about exactly that in this very community), everyone should be in control of what they see on their own device.
Blocking their pop-up is just stealing their bandwidth.
Lol, I bet you wouldn't download a car either.
Ah, I missed the part where you said "Linux", sorry!
Ah, I missed the part in the OP where it said "Linux", whoops
Why? At least some people will want to do them, so if you don't want to do them then just don't do them!
All the bank apps I've used have their own keyboard built-in
My complaint was about the "subreddits as hashtags" thing that people did on Reddit where they'd link a non-existent sub (or one that only contained screenshots of people linking to it) instead of thinking of something original.
Separately, what's wrong with the !iso8601@lemmy.ml format? It's pretty simple to remember and is very much part of the federated way that Lemmy is designed to be used!
Do I?
I think that was the case here too, but even with limited data you can send pictures, videos, and attachments as well as have group chats, whereas SMS never evolved beyond text (and MMS probably still costs 50p a message to this day!)
Well we don't know what those features are yet, otherwise people would already be trying to implement them! It could be anything though, maybe the servers are just much faster, maybe the UI is more slick, maybe they're the first to implement a load of the features we like from RES, maybe they sell you some extra content for that vendor lock-in. Whatever it is, if they implement it in an unfriendly and/or incompatible way, they start a schism with the rest of the Fediverse; if they're sneaky and wait until they've already got their claws in before doing this then they take a chunk of the more casual users with them.
All this isn't guaranteed to happen, but it seems relatively likely and therefore something people should be prepared to deal with!
Not Lemmy!
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