What?? A US company says its governing government takes precedence over any other government’s laws?? What shock is coursing through my body at this very instant for the insanity that a corporation must follow the laws of its home-base government!

Stop using US companies, if US laws go against your country’s laws or your ethics.

Our best agent in this fight against precrime…

Did you just take a picture of your car’s boobs at 60k/h? High speed boobs shots hahahaha

Imagine breaking the law and making $244.50 as a direct result, then having to pay $0.036 as a fine. Would you even notice?

Edit: $244.50 is a normal human representation of the gross profits google made about the time of this crime (2020-2021), except in billions.

100% correct. I agree with everything you wrote. I will only add: if buying isn’t owning, then pirating isn’t stealing.

Edit: fixed mistype

Bye Felicia

Now there’s something I haven’t heard in a while! Thanks for the blast from the past lol

And I took this personally.

You’re not wrong, and I’m not arguing in favor of them doxxing “pirates”. However, pretending like there’s no possible blow is not the right way to fight against their abuse. I don’t know what the answer is, though, so…

the ability to extract money from people

Kind of the point of releasing a product…

I can’t access mine, for about a year now. Suddenly, I’m not “verified” on the account I’ve had for years, and they require a phone number and license to verify (against what?). So, fuck em.

Of course Finland is number one. Home of Moominvalley.

You wouldn’t shoot a Policeman and then steal his helmet. You wouldn’t go to the toilet in his helmet, and then send it to the Policeman’s grieving widow, and then steal it again. Downloading films is stealing; if you do it you WILL face the consequences!

Edit: link to video lol

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At least they’re not hiding the fact that couldn’t care less about your privacy, and only care about your data. At least that…

What’s the reasoning behind this? Less risk of explosion?

I can’t really completely blame the user here. Microsoft used to market OneDrive as the “last backup you’ll ever need”. Obviously, this was bad marketing, but a standard user wouldn’t know that.

How do you mean?

It would have been icing on the cake if trans men would have been in the same protest, also topless, but they weren’t censored lol