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But he's a dumb shit who's running for president!

Have you heard about AIPAC spending loads of money to take out pro-Palenstinian incumbents in the primaries? They can probably cause Harris more trouble in the election than the pro-Palestinian protesters.

"There are so many other loopholes, we should focus on the ones poor people use"

Please make a joke about how Trump is trying to convince the Supreme Court it shouldn't be a crime for you to have him killed.

Apple is apparently working on getting encryption added to the standard

In a background briefing with reporters, Apple spokespeople touted the company's recent announcement that it will support the RCS messaging standard for iMessage sometime during 2024. In order to attend Apple's briefing and view a background document, we had to agree to paraphrase the company's remarks instead of quoting them directly.

Apple clarified that it is not implementing RCS as it exists today because it doesn't believe the standard offers enough privacy and security. Apple said it is working with a standards body—this is likely a reference to the GSMA—to ensure that the version of RCS it eventually implements will support encryption and strong privacy and security.

Apple said that once it adopts RCS, iPhone and non-iPhone users will be able to exchange messages with higher-resolution photos and videos, and will experience improved group texting. Apple said it hasn't brought its own message app to non-Apple devices because the user experience wouldn't meet the company's standards and that it cannot ensure that a third-party device's encryption and authentication are secure enough.

Reader mode will get around that

Banking site: We've implemented the Web Integrity API because security is important to us.

Also the banking site: Your password can only be six characters.

You left out the important bit before that:

When users enable "include related matches in Find on page", Microsoft Edge submits the following data to Microsoft cloud services using a HTTPS connection:

Seems like nothing gets sent if you do a normal exact search.

He'll get it when he's Prime Minister, because then he'll be done complaining about the Prime Minister.

I just want to be able to tell a video service to not recommend stuff I've already watched. Disney+ is like "Because you've watch show A, you should watch show B. Also, because you've watched show B, you should watch show A." You know I've already watched both shows.

The company said that it will still have opt-out controls in “select countries” without specifying which ones. It mentioned in a blog post that users won’t see more ads but they will see better-targeted ads following this change.

The "select countries" getting opt-out probably include EU members.