Everyone says muted accounts can "interact" with ones tweets but no one can inform me in what way.
How can muted accounts make so that you see what their doing?
Why does it matter if a harasser sees your tweets? How can they interact with the tweets when muted?
Muted accounts can't @ you either.
The only difference between block and mute is that your are informing them they are blocked, prompting them to make an alt so that they can keep doing shit.
Why isn't the mute function enough?
I actually never understood why the block function existed, it clearly told the account you blocked that you have blocked them, prompting them to create an alt.
Mute is like shadowban, you won't ever see them and they believe that you can see them.
Yes of course but my point was: what's to say that nothing has changed since then?
More lenient?!
I like to watch people playing Hearts of Iron 4 (a WW2 strategy game) and most of the creators avoid saying "Hitler" to avoid getting demonetized and hit with an age check.
It's getting a lot worse.
Seems like you are confusing the lawsuits.
This one, and others, are against governments and not companies.
These kinds of frivolous lawsuits won't lead to anything and as far as I know none of them has ever been decided in favor of the complaints.
Not me but my friend always say "Engage!" when he activates his electric recliner.
There is no system permission I'm aware of that will give other applications access to Signal which is an app made to be secure with at least a PIN code for accessing it.
I lost SMS support this spring, Signal posted about this in October 2022. I'm on Android and PC.
I have a hard time seeing how this app gets my Signal info, SMS is no longer supported in Signal.
What do you mean? Similar vulnerabilities/apps/phishing has been available on iOS since at least 2020.
Do Denmark have a lot of trade with muslim countries?
Your link is about Rasmus Paludan but we (Sweden) have had several Quran burnings done by others, so has Denmark.
I can most probably search for the answer but I would like to hear from the "natives".
Why is it called the "show me state"?
