Why companies and not the govt though? I understand that these companies have the choice to not do it in China, but they're incentivized to do so by the existing economic structures.
I agree that can be pretty annoying, whenever that happens, it is an instant red flag. Another one of my pet peeves is when companies make it exceedingly difficult to end the subscription or delete one's account. Like…
This might be a tinfoil hat take but for me the default is planned obsolescence, simply for the fact there is no reason for companies not to do so (negligible downside, a lot to gain). Right from slowing down old…
Why companies and not the govt though? I understand that these companies have the choice to not do it in China, but they're incentivized to do so by the existing economic structures.
I agree that can be pretty annoying, whenever that happens, it is an instant red flag. Another one of my pet peeves is when companies make it exceedingly difficult to end the subscription or delete one's account. Like…
This might be a tinfoil hat take but for me the default is planned obsolescence, simply for the fact there is no reason for companies not to do so (negligible downside, a lot to gain). Right from slowing down old…