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--- eis:types:privacy [2025/02/08 11:16] – [Privacy] tom
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 | I'm not tech savy so I tried messing with security settings and turned on two factor among other things and I was still locked out. Luckily the person who has my old phone was understanding and after changing the password to a dummy password to give to them they got me back in but they do want to wipe it soon. Two factor also started sending codes back to the old phone or it always did? I'm not sure. I feel like I've been messing with the settings and making it worse so I stopped and came here to ask. | As a tech-savvy person, it is clear that this activity puts that person's privacy at risk. The person appears to know that they do not use the software optimally. Yet, they do not raise an ethical issue, nor do we have evidence from previous research indicating that this is perceived as an ethical issue. |
+| I do actually use Microsoft Edge in Linux and I'm pretty satisfied with it for most. I love the memory management, it's very efficient. One major thing that's not here is Copilot, not much of an issue though. It's somehow just seemingly misleading for the sidebar to be indicated with the Copilot logo. New look and feel doesn't work too, or at least like how it should look in Windows, though again, it's fine. | People are concerned about the ethical issue of having AI in every product, but this text is not talking about that topic, they are doing a very general product review. It would have been in favor of that ethical issue if they had made the post on that topic, e.g., indicating that they want their personal data to be collected. |
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