Well I didn’t install it but a Privacy Policy does not go above the law in Europe.

I also said “should be extremely illegal”, which means that laws should be made for this so they can’t abuse the fact that the laws haven’t caught up yet.

From all the apps invading your privacy and abusing your data, I didn’t suspect Pokemon GO to be one of them.

This should be so extremely illegal that it should bring criminal charges to all the members of their board.

Petitions in Europe are required to be discussed when they reach a certain threshold. The platform does not matter.

The biggest reason is that it’s centralized.

Alleged daily users, right?

And fuck cyan too!!! !!!

Oh and fucking YELLOW !!!

Ah yes, greenwashing. Thanks Microsoft.

Europe asked Google to do this so they can monitor what kind of influence Google has.

Americans taking some inspiration from WeChat.

We don’t care about upvotes on Lemmy

Support the drug dealers!

Mostly because Linux doesn’t get in my way and I don’t need to think about it.

Yeah I’m not into that kind of Shitredditorssay bullshittery.

Wow, lots of cope from your part here.

It actually is easier. Especially the last few years. Almost every wifi driver and whatever you want just works out of the box. It has stores that are actually worth using, like the Gnome store. It has everything you want for a modern OS.

You should really try Linux again. Something like Ubuntu or Mint is so noob friendly you can do whatever you want without even opening the terminal.

My point still stands. I said that it’s objectively easier to use. Somebody with more Windows experience will have less trouble with Windows. But people that aren’t versed in computers will find a noob friendly distro much less confusing and easier to use than the turd that is Windows 11.

I have used Windows 95, 97, ME, XP, Vista, 8, 10, 11 and a few Server ones. I have used Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, and many others, with Desktop Environments and headless as well. I have also used a few Macbooks, albeit very limited. And as I said, objectively, Ubuntu and Mint are just much simpler to use than the newer versions of Windows or Mac.

No. It’s easier to use than Windows. Just because you have experience in Windows doesn’t make it objectively easier to use.

You don’t need any knowledge. And the small amount you may need when you run into issues is easier to learn than other OS’s.

I’m not American. I’m European and in my country we have federal laws and federal police.

Close to all scientists

So every police officer can go and answer every call?

Over here we have police zones, and police officers patrol their own zone and handle the issues of their own zone (as long as no outside backup is required). Then we have the federal police that handle national issues and stuff like murders.

“just use linux” is great advice. Not everybody has the money for PC upgrades. And the amount of people that require specific Windows programs and can not switch to an alternative that works on Linux is extremely small.

Interesting. What about federal police?