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Yeah, no babe, its totally fine that you were flirting with this guy for two weeks while I was away and now want to end our relationship to be with him. That's totally normal and I respect your decision despite being slightly bummed about the situatio . I'll get out of your life now and am totally not also upset about the time and money I spent getting out here to see you. Alright, bye!

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Unity works off of licenses, you agree to certain terms of service in order to use the engine for your game. In this situation, the provider usually reserves the right to revoke/void and change the licenses and agreements. This is legal, but it's a new contract, so it has to be agreed to by both parties.

So here they just send an email saying they have changed terms of service and that you can accept these new ToS or not use the product.

So they are renegotiating, its just that the alternative to their demands is not using their product (which many developers are rightfully stating they've chosen to do)

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Warning: You cannot delete posts or comments on Lemmy. It stays up forever, and is in direct violation of GDPR and other national privacy laws.

GDPR is for companies/corporations to "respect" user's requests about their data.

Lemmy (ActivityPub, actually) isnt a company.

What you are saying is the equivalent of saying that the concept of writing is in direct violation of GDPR.

What you probably can do is request that an instance remove your content... And then do the same for every single other instance of any platform that implements ActivityPub (and not all of them will even have data coming from you) and is federated with your instance. And the only ones that would really need to comply are those that are based or operating in the EU.

This is still the internet, not some magical place.

Use some of the most basic fundamental internet safety rules and don't provide potentially compromising information for no reason whatsoever. Especially since this isnt a corporation such as Facebook or Google who require you do so in order to use their service.