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Airlines Are Selling Your Data to ICE

The company is jointly owned by nine major airlines, most of which are US-based: Delta, Southwest, United, American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, JetBlue, Air Canada, Lufthansa, and Air France.

I hope EU starts some investigation, because it doesn't seem this follows the GDPR for European travelers.

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This is what happens when companies prioritize hype over privacy and try to monetize every innovation. Why pay €1,500 for a phone only to have basic AI features? AI should solve real problems, not be a cash grab.

Imagine if AI actually worked for users:

  • Show me all settings to block data sharing and maximize privacy.
  • Explain how you optimized my battery last week and how much time it saved.
  • Automatically silence spam calls without selling my data to third parties.
  • Detect and block apps that secretly drain data or access my microphone.
  • Automatically organize my photos by topic without uploading them to the cloud.
  • Make everything i could do with TASKER with only just saying it in plain words.
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Former Dragon Age writer says Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 and Baldur's Gate 3 prove 'what's possible when a game is given time to cook'

It is one of the reasons. The major reason is that companies aim for maximum profit with low risk, and not best products.

So for them, 10 meh games that gonna sell is better than 10 risky and maybe exceptional games, because they treat games as a dose to junkies. Thats why you have 200 Call of Duty and 500 Assassins Creed, games.

Deadlines, pulling plugs, moving people to different games all the time to reduce costs are the results of gaming becoming an industry. And guess what, they will continue that, even if more BG3 and Expedition 33 come out to hit them.