chris martens on Nostr: i assume i'm not the only one who, upon getting a software update with a noticeably ...
i assume i'm not the only one who, upon getting a software update with a noticeably worse default experience, goes in to change the settings and then notices and turns off a bunch of other privacy-invasive or engagement-motivated features. i wonder if there's a term of art for this behavior
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