Stoat isn't working well for me. It's taken over 24 hours to try to register a new account. First I couldn't register after doing several captchas. Then I had to wait for a verification email which took over 12 hours. I signed in to one client, but attempting to reset a password results in the same waiting game and error when selecting a new password.

I wish for the best, but they're probably putting out fires from the increased load

what is the relation?

Midjourney is primarily a Discord bot that generates images from text prompts within the Discord app. Now many paying Midjourney users could be forced to verify themselves.

there are several times where I've had to disable PIA to access reddit's login page

> A scam app with root can draw over the screen and tell users to transfer money

On android, I believe this can be done rootless via accessibility permissions that can display on top of apps

Yes, but you very much have to grant that permission in Settings. An app can't get it non-interactively.

you can even use extensions like vimium. it made using the galaxy xr much more usable than chrome

maybe their version of synth-id? it at least helps me spot gpt images vs gemini's

Wouldn't it make more sense to have them program and let a product person handle big picture ideas

The track record of MBA's destroying companies says otherwise.

What Mozilla needs is a change in leadership direction, not another MBA.

I very much doubt that the track record of companies fronted by an hands-on engineer is much better. If anything they probably fail faster on average so we never hear about them.

Most of the big tech companies were started and led by technical people.

wemod?

And make sure you do it at their friend’s houses too, and on every public device, and make sure they never leave that locked down app bubble ever.

and delete the web browser?

Computers (they each had their own) in public space and no phone until 14. Worked great w/o no filtering or whitelisting of any sort.

there are similar mechanisms for controlling website usage. school computers do it all the time

ballpark percentage of parents that are technically savvy to set this up? I'd put that at 0.0284%