Yes. Twitter was first, then Reddit, now Twitter is another fee

Apple already supports buying individual episodes on the iTunes Store.

I think their mobile apps were in on the contact snooping too, it wasn't just Windows

Democrats and Republicans HUG IT OUT to end homelessness

It's "many" like in "Many people on twitter are saying..." i.e. they found 3 or 4 people saying crazy shit and acted like it was a big thing.

Nick Fury was Black in the (first) Ultimate universe

There's an opt-out in User Settings under Privacy & Safety.

The 30% fee developers keep complaining about has been in place from the start, so they really should have protested the app store at launch. Now they're too dependent on app revenue for any kind of protest.

I think that stopped working as of Picard season 3.

I got YNAB 4 in a Steam sale before it was delisted and I don't understand what the subscription version could possibly add to make it worth the cost. Having it connect to your accounts is more convenient than downloading OFX files, but that's not worth $99/year.

If you're playing on Windows, the saves are under your user profile so you shouldn't need to do anything.

This seems relevant: My Distaste For Your Solution Does Not Mean Disregard For The Problem

Anyway, I don't think this law would reduce Meta's power if the company cooperated, because if Meta only falls under the law if it has power then news organizations have an incentive to make sure it keeps enough power to keep the law applicable and keep getting them paid.