Better-targeted ads, probably.

But the kindle in the Kindle was the truth.

Physical cleaning also helps prevent the spread of viruses!

Macs don’t get viruses!

Clicks also makes an add-on keyboard for standard phones, but this is a full phone. And it’s well over $200.

It’s an Android phone.

Someone on the other thread speculated that Clicks isn’t big enough to get custom screens made, and might just have to go with an off-the-shelf design that already has the hole.

Or it could just be m i n i m a l i s m.

This “dumbphone” runs 99% of Android apps.

Try not to delete any databases on your way to the parking lot!

I see what you did there.

I know it can be done, so it wouldn’t shock me at all to find out that it does happen, but do you know of any manufacturers who have been proven to do this?

Keeping it offline some of the time isn’t effective against passive data collection unless you’re willing to take the inconvenient step of factory-resetting it each time you’re about to use it. Anything it collects it can just hold onto until it next gets the chance to upload.

You dirty root preserver.

*entrants were invited to, as the contest was discontinued this year.

Panominism.

(edit: I made this up, probably.)

I’m not saying it’s the answer to all of this, but read up on the philosophical differences between the Free Software and Open Source movements.

An Internet was sent by my staff at 10 o’clock in the morning on Friday.

Let me see if I can slip these into your brain: w/b and j/k.

The article literally addesses this, citing sources.

To OP and the few other comments sarcastically dunking on the blogger for just discovering RSS: why? It’s not exactly drowning in advocates today, and there’s basically a whole generation that wasn’t around when Google killed off Reader. What if we treated advocacy like this like the good thing it is?