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I would like to thank you for your explanation, captain obvious.
I would like to thank you for your explanation, captain obvious.
Google doesn’t follow their own design guidelines? I, for one, am shocked! /s
I never used Evernote because I found it too limiting (in 2014). For those who use it, what exactly was/is the appeal of it, or keeps you using it? (I use OneNote for projects, google keep for short scribbles and recently, Microsoft Loop for breaking down information).
Older Gen Z (98-2003) I believe would remember the terrible UX sci-fi themes, at least I do.
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As an ad blocker/tracker blocker, AdGuard works really well.
They also have a “browsing security filter” which may be of concern to some people. This filter, similar to smart screen and Google Safe Browsing, will check to make sure websites aren’t in a list.
However, if you have it on, they have a section you can opt in (I think it is opt in) to send extra data to help with the security filter.
That telemetry may seem like too much for some people, but I think it’s the only thing in AdGuard products that collects data, and even then, it’s not making filter better and helping its development, not for selling data.
AdGuard was founded in 2009; are you mixing them and AdMuncher up? (1999)
https://wikiless.esmailelbob.xyz/wiki/Ad_Muncher?lang=ru
(wikipedia page only seems to be in russian for some reason; edge, chrome and safari should translate by default, Firefox, I think you have to install “Firefox Translations”)
With Google owning VirusTotal and having Google Project Zero, I’m surprised Google doesn’t have its own equivalent to Windows Defender. AFAIK, Play Protect isn’t really that good at spotting malicious apps.
Microsoft Defender for Android (through Microsoft 365) is there for anyone paying for 365. IIRC, T-Mobile customers get Lookout Premium for free.