Remote instances won’t have your IP or email, and other usage trend data. So that info could only be obtained by this hypothetical tracking instance. As for any remote content on other instances, that can just be scraped by anyone. You wouldn’t even need an account or instance to get that data.
You want some 8x7A2 using the same bathroom as you???
Most likely. That’s if people knew about. You could do it secretly.
Though I wonder if you were open about it, if people would accept it. Just say “hey, this instance doesn’t ask for donations, but we track and sell your info.” Maybe some users would be okay with that.
And if it’s not fake, the president can declassify it just by thinking it.
There’s nothing to prevent someone from spinning up a lemmy or mastodon instance and tracking users either.
I only accept signal invites from guys named Big Balls.
Getting high on your own farts is also a 4 step process.
It’s always going to be Bidens fault, and Obama’s fault, and Clinton’s fault. Whether it’s terrorism or egg prices or the economy or <insert whatever issue here>
But that doesn’t excuse Iran’s behavior either.
Oh it’s great news either way. I’d just be curious about the numbers.
Yeah I’m wondering for how many weeks.
And then how many millions of ms office users there are? (Or billions…)
This is one way to deal with conflict of interests not being addressed. Too badly it can’t work for everything else. Like I can’t “boycott” space travel.
Right, you’d think they would provide vin numbers, which the government would then check against vehicle registrations with whatever DMV equivalent.
We call them “TPS reports” buddy. slaps back
How do mirrors feel about themselves?
I pity the fool.
Unless they have probable claws.
I feel like other cultures predating Jesus would have had stories about humans who suck blood, and are undead. African cultures had zombies e.g. but that’s not quite the same thing. Probably South American like Mayans and Aztecs had similar myths. Though I’m guessing they probably didn’t turn into bats. Or does that concept also transcend cultural myths?
Maybe vampires were unstoppable before Jesus. So not only did he save us from sin, he also saved us from vampires.
And then calls it a “rejection of extremism.”
He looks really special in that pic.
Still think @Buffalox makes a decent point. You never know there could be some cowboy out there, sees a woman getting dragged into a van by masked men, and starts popping off rounds.