Google is rolling in mobile verification to ReCAPTCHA, requiring an approved phone and if on Android, a Google account.
Privacy-based phones will be locked out of this. You can choose between remaining secure and private or viewing a website using Google’s ReCAPTCHA service.
That’s not the point of the QR code. The point is Google is requiring a certified Google account and phone to allow access. Privacy-based phones are not welcome. I would suggest closing the tab when these pop up.
reCAPTCHA Mobile Verification is the section at the bottom that’s relevant.
The people willingly using a Google browser get what they get. This is a shining example of personal accountability.
“Hey, I visited Instagram and there’s this dude that said ticks are being spread by billionaires and some other dude said he found a box of them and 32,000 people liked it!”
These trash articles aren’t worth the time it takes to read and are just a low-effort attempt to generate traffic by copying the social networks’ ragebait-always-works topics.
Fun fact: I’m not allergic to poison ivy. It was a pretty cool super power growing up.
I think I got your allergy to it on top of mine. I’m so allergic, I got something called compartmentalization of the arm and almost lost it due to the reaction to poison ivy and not going to the doctor quickly enough as my arm swelled.
Legislating against a hostile market takeover like this isn’t a bad thing.
I understand your point but your analogy would only work if Amazon were trying to convince the country that diapers were a sham, destroying the earth and inferior to swaddling your baby in poison ivy leaves.
I hope China continues to subsidize the fuck out of the cars and I hope the world starts buying them, Tesla goes under and my government is left trying to explain to their constituents how, exactly, petroleum fuel is still the only logical answer and then explains why we can’t have a Chinese-made EV like the rest of the world.
in an attempt to take over global clean energy tech.
Don’t look now, but that ship has sailed. They are the global leaders in that tech. We could have competed if the dolts that put our current administration didn’t lack the critical thought to realize they were being lied to about solar, wind and electric. Now, the only card the US can play is to try to block the smarter countries from competing.
If you can’t compete, just legislate them from the competition.
FB was any easy one to walk away from. I’m going to have one hell of a time wiping out all connections to Google though.
Archived link for tha paywall.
The alarmist tone of the page wouldn’t be so grating if it weren’t incorrect about so much. I feel like I just got done watching a first-time magician lose their rabbit but they do it with the utmost confidence.
So… the war’s over?
To be fair though, who could have known that welcoming a draft-dodging, felonious Luddite with multiple bankruptcies under his belt that hocks shit of lower quality than QVC and has a penchant for fucking kids back into the white house for a second time would have resulted in the predicament we find ourselves in?
It would have taken a crystal ball.
After we solve this confounding mystery, I vote we utilize our thinktank to figure out why people love money.
I’m not a good enough drummer to give advice but just wanted to say that you’re going to have a ton of fun!
There’s a reason and the reason will likely be revealed to be kickbacks and payoffs.
It’s dimensional lumber so it’s not actual size but before they started shorting them for profit, they were called 2x4s because they measured 2 inches x 4 inches. 4x4s, 6x6, 1x8, 2x12, etc. They all represented actual dimension of the lumber but you’ll notice that today, they are basically 1/2 inch short in every dimension so a 2x4s actual measurement is 1 1/2" x 3 1/2".
If you tear apart the walls or look in the attic of a home built in the first half of the 20th century, you’ll see lumber that actually measures their stated size.
What an enlightened society we are.
Yes, play services can be installed and used on Graphene, I have it installed currently and it meets the version requirements set forth in the FAQ.
That being said, there’s speculation in the groups that Google will eventually go the same way with this as they did for locking out privacy users from the Google Pay system, saying it’s not a trusted OS. This could very well end the same way. I can see a ton of people dipping their toes in the waters of privacy-based operating systems on their phones to go back to Google’s Android because they don’t want to lose access to every single site that uses ReCAPTCHA in far greater numbers than were persuaded by locking them out of pay services.