Facebook and Instagram threaten to charge for access on iOS 14.5 unless you give them your data
Stay classy, Facebook. 🙄
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Reply to iOS 14.5 MEGATHREAD:
LOLwut, so after “we’re gonna be ok“, it’s now “but still, won’t you pleeeeease let us track you????”
Thomas Bergensen – Remember Me (Illusions)
They know when you’re sleeping
They know when you’re awake
They know when you’ve been bad or good
So be good for goodness sake!
Btw, there is a bug where page 2 of #music will just 404. Working on that now.This is now fixed.
Btw, got my covid shot #1 yesterday! Should you get the shot once it’s available to you? Yeeeeahh!! All the cool kids are doing it 😏
Hall of Heroes – Infinity (Dos Brains)
Need a Spotify account in order to listen to the full version.
Also sorry guys, there is an issue with cross domain cookies, so the Spotify widget above won’t know if you’re logged in. You have click the Spotify icon at the top right of the widget to listen.Nevermind, this might be fixed actually. 🤔This is the same guy who spent a ton of $$$ to protect his own privacy (bought a house to live in…then bought the surrounding houses so no one could see into his yard, his wedding was 100% private, no media in a completely isolated area), and yet makes it his life’s work to catalog other people’s info without their consent (whether they signed up for Facebook or not), and then sell it off to 3rd parties (also without the users’ consent). And then throws a tantrum when hearing that people will be allowed to opt out of being tracked if they want. So…yeah…screw him. 😤
533 million Facebook users’ phone numbers and personal data have been leaked online
The exposed data includes personal information of over 533 million Facebook users from 106 countries, including over 32 million records on users in the US, 11 million on users in the UK, and 6 million on users in India. It includes their phone numbers, Facebook IDs, full names, locations, birthdates, bios, and — in some cases — email addresses.
Aaron HolmesDon’t trust Facebook.
Trying to say ‘hi’ to Bitty
Police say they found mafia fugitive on YouTube, posting cooking tutorials
An alleged mafia fugitive hiding from Italian police in the Dominican Republic was arrested after being spotted showing off his cooking skills in instructional videos he posted on YouTube, according to news reports.
Marc Feren Claude Biart, an alleged member of the ‘Ndrangheta criminal organization based in southern Italy, reportedly hid his face in the cooking videos but failed to hide his tattoos, leading to his identification. The man had been hiding since law enforcement “ordered Biart’s arrest in 2014 for criminal drug trafficking on behalf of the ‘Ndrangheta’s Cacciola clan,” according to The Washington Post.
Jon BrodkinImagine being a law enforcement agent who had spent years trying to track down a fugitive. One night you pour a glass of wine and pull up youtube to hone your culinary skills while you relax. As the creator leans in to the shot, you go “HOLD UP, I KNOW THOSE TATTOOS”
patrickdeuley-tattoo appears on screen-
-wine glass hits the floor and shatters-
The scene writes itself.
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