The copilot app doesn’t seem to be any better.

Anecdotal evidence, but I swapped out Google for DDG about 5-6 years back and haven’t missed it. I do use Google sometimes but it’s once in 4-5 months when DDG fails me, which is acceptable to me.

I’m guessing you’re referring to the GDPR guidelines (for EU at least, not sure what the equivalent California rules are).

Personally, I would say it shouldn’t matter.

I wouldn’t want to know the birth date of a person I was interviewing, and there’s no need for my interviewer to know mine.

LinkedIn is pretty useful fwiw

I guess accidents per thousand/million cars on road would be more representative.

Think of it like this, if ~70% of all autonomous driving cars were Teslas, and they have a ~70% contribution to the accident volume, then they’re as bad as the competition.

I’m not saying Tesla’s auto pilot doesn’t have problems, but this particular metric is not the best one to say how it is compared to the competition.

Personal opinion: No manufacturer has an auto pilot capable enough to be on the road.

I mean, a rapist actually became the President, so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Linux does, but the question is if the proton layer optimization holds up for ARM processors as well.

It’s not privacy but exclusivity of data collection to apple

True anyways

If I take everything you say as true at face value. Then the business was a shitty idea. The owners of the company who have gambled away the VC money should be the ones on hook for it, not the customers.

It is the employer’s responsibility to ensure their workers get paid. Period.

Before calling Bullshit on people, you could’ve done a simple Web search.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2204.03556

I don’t think Apple is comparable to Google and Meta, yet. Allow them sole ownership of data on the phones, I don’t expect that to hold true in a few years.

Actually, the whole Privacy part is one of the biggest gimmicks Apple has ever pulled.

Sure, it doesn’t allow Meta and Google to not allow data collection, but research indicates Apple continues to collect the same amount of data. In the long run, I’m sure that Apple would also use this data to serve ads in their own way, just that they’ll call it “iAds”, and fanboys would cream their pants