What do you think about cloud services such as iCloud? If you use one, would you recommend it?
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I’m using the same Reddit avatar because I still think it looks cool. Shame on Reddit for their poor leadership though.
Right now I use Google One (G-Drive, Photos, etc) on a 200 GB plan because I share this with a really good friend of mine who needs Google Drive storage, and with this I get a VPN on my phone as included with the plan. I also would use iCloud+ on a 50 GB plan merely for backup and the other really useful features such as Hide My Email and Private Relay. Also I would store pretty important data on my iCloud as I do have Advanced Data Protection on which essentially end to end encrypts my iCloud data which is really useful.
To accurately answer if George Washington drove a Challenger
Reddit officials forces moderators to reopen subreddits or get overthrown
Reddit officials forces moderators to reopen subreddits or get overthrown - Lemmy.world
A post from r/apple [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple] explaining why they were forced to reopen their subreddit after planning to close indefinitely. Quotes from the r/apple [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple] announcement: >Reddit’s asshole CEO u/spez made it clear that Reddit was not backing down on their changes [https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/15/23762501/reddit-ceo-steve-huffman-interview-protests-blackout] but assured users that apps or tools meant for accessibility will be unharmed along with most moderation tools and bots. While this was great to hear, it still wasn’t enough. So along with hundreds of other subreddits [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/ModCoord/comments/1401qw5/incomplete_and_growing_list_of_participating/] including our friends over at r/iPhone, r/iOS, r/AppleWatch, and r/Jailbreak, we decided to stay private indefinitely until Reddit changed course by giving third-party apps a fair price for API access. >Now you must be wondering, “I’m seeing this post, does that mean they budged?” Unfortunately, the answer is no. You are seeing this post because Reddit has threatened to open subreddits regardless of mod action and replace entire teams that otherwise refuse [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/ModSupport/comments/14a5lz5/mod_code_of_conduct_rule_4_2_and_subs_taken/jo9wdol/]. We want the best for this community and have no choice but to open it back up — or have it opened for us. NOTE: The URL linked to this post is a web.archive.org [http://web.archive.org] archive linked to a Libreddit instance to prevent Reddit from taking down that post from the internet + prevent giving Reddit direct traffic. Other links linked here go straight to Libreddit urls or to news articles. No links here lead directly to Reddit. Libreddit is a third-party web client hosted by third-party servers. Link to full post [https://web.archive.org/web/20230616040715/https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple/comments/14al426/rapple_blackout_what_happened/] EDIT: fixed grammar.
YSK Reddit officials threaten to open subreddits and replace entire teams
YSK Reddit officials threaten to open subreddits and replace entire teams - Lemmy.world
Why YSK: Reddit officials are overstepping their power and threatening major subreddits that were planning indefinitely to reopen otherwise they will do it themselves. cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/179688 [https://lemmy.world/post/179688] > A post from r/apple [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple] explaining why they were forced to reopen their subreddit after planning to close indefinitely. > > Quotes from the r/apple [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple] announcement: > >Reddit’s asshole CEO u/spez made it clear that Reddit was not backing down on their changes [https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/15/23762501/reddit-ceo-steve-huffman-interview-protests-blackout] but assured users that apps or tools meant for accessibility will be unharmed along with most moderation tools and bots. While this was great to hear, it still wasn’t enough. So along with hundreds of other subreddits [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/ModCoord/comments/1401qw5/incomplete_and_growing_list_of_participating/] including our friends over at r/iPhone, r/iOS, r/AppleWatch, and r/Jailbreak, we decided to stay private indefinitely until Reddit changed course by giving third-party apps a fair price for API access. > > >Now you must be wondering, “I’m seeing this post, does that mean they budged?” Unfortunately, the answer is no. You are seeing this post because Reddit has threatened to open subreddits regardless of mod action and replace entire teams that otherwise refuse [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/ModSupport/comments/14a5lz5/mod_code_of_conduct_rule_4_2_and_subs_taken/jo9wdol/]. We want the best for this community and have no choice but to open it back up — or have it opened for us. > > NOTE: The URL linked to this post is a web.archive.org [http://web.archive.org] archive linked to a Libreddit instance to prevent Reddit from taking down that post from the internet + prevent giving Reddit direct traffic. Other links linked here go straight to Libreddit urls or to news articles. No links here lead directly to Reddit. > > Libreddit is a third-party web client hosted by third-party servers. > > Link to full post [https://web.archive.org/web/20230616040715/https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple/comments/14al426/rapple_blackout_what_happened/] > > EDIT: fixed grammar
Reddit officials threatens to open subreddits and replace entire teams
Reddit officials threaten to open subreddits and replace entire teams - Lemmy.world
A post from r/apple [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple] explaining why they were forced to reopen their subreddit after planning to close indefinitely. Quotes from the r/apple [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple] announcement: >Reddit’s asshole CEO u/spez made it clear that Reddit was not backing down on their changes [https://www.theverge.com/2023/6/15/23762501/reddit-ceo-steve-huffman-interview-protests-blackout] but assured users that apps or tools meant for accessibility will be unharmed along with most moderation tools and bots. While this was great to hear, it still wasn’t enough. So along with hundreds of other subreddits [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/ModCoord/comments/1401qw5/incomplete_and_growing_list_of_participating/] including our friends over at r/iPhone, r/iOS, r/AppleWatch, and r/Jailbreak, we decided to stay private indefinitely until Reddit changed course by giving third-party apps a fair price for API access. >Now you must be wondering, “I’m seeing this post, does that mean they budged?” Unfortunately, the answer is no. You are seeing this post because Reddit has threatened to open subreddits regardless of mod action and replace entire teams that otherwise refuse [https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/ModSupport/comments/14a5lz5/mod_code_of_conduct_rule_4_2_and_subs_taken/jo9wdol/]. We want the best for this community and have no choice but to open it back up — or have it opened for us. NOTE: The URL linked to this post is a web.archive.org [http://web.archive.org] archive linked to a Libreddit instance to prevent Reddit from taking down that post from the internet + prevent giving Reddit direct traffic. Other links linked here go straight to Libreddit urls or to news articles. No links here lead directly to Reddit. Libreddit is a third-party web client hosted by third-party servers. Link to full post [https://web.archive.org/web/20230616040715/https://libreddit.garudalinux.org/r/apple/comments/14al426/rapple_blackout_what_happened/] EDIT: fixed grammar