I switched off an my parents, grandparents and siblings all switched to signal with me.
I'm not saying everyone can or will, but it may be easier that we think.

Cats are the origin of tsundere

When that came out, it was a way over the top silly movie.
Watching that now may prove to be a very different experience.

That is good if true, but mass spying still happens and is practically accepted as normal part lf our lives. In fact it's only getting more invasive by the day.

As an internet onlooker, I thought that was a joke. I should know better by now.

My cat never brought his kills home. Only once did he bring something, years ago.

Look, I have an idea of what insides of a rodent look like. What was on my kitchen floor I could not identify to this day. It had no feathers, no fur. There were huge amounts of round fat globules. There was no blood whatsoever, no feet, now claws, no beak.

My cat probably prevented some kind of alien invasion.

They probably have unlimited unreal money to burn still

Muting microphone in a meeting is very different, the point is you don't want other attendees to hear you, not the meeting software.
Otherwise agreed, the only way this can be 100% trusted is using a hw switch, which we won't find on any phones and only a handful of laptops.

This should be illegal, Firefox being their competition (tangentially)

The 'haha fuck you' part is also still there at the end, just silent

Do people not say hi to customer service reps?

UK govt salivating over this

'What do you mean the car is missing a driver?? Im sitting right here!'

"Not enough to come in"

'It has chemicals in it'

This use of 'chemicals' as something inherently bad just makes it sound like they're parroting some scaremongering tiktok.

They're definitely washed after being harvested, but as someone who has seen how it's stored between that and the store shelves, I'll give it a rinse every time.

Just be aware this doesn't represent real users for various reasons.
Chrome is also often used for bots, and god knows that internet is more than half of that these days.

Could you share some interesting insights?

Unfortunately (for me, I guess), appending 'reddit' is still the way to go for many queries...

I believe it was there on release