InfiniWheel

I guess in theory yes, because sponsors would eventually notice a drop in people spending money through the creator.

Personally, I haven't and won't ever use a product just because my favourite entertainer was paid to say its good. Before SponsorBlock I just manually skipped or tuned them out anyway, so I never counted in the first place.

Signal's SMS support was basically just a novelty in most of the world. Where there really isn't much chance of Signal taking over any time soon.

There is virtually no benefit for the average user to use Signal over Whatsapp, unlike the possible benefits of Signal over SMS/iMessage. Telegram on the other hand is very attractive to them because of all the bells and whistles it has. The only difference Signal has from Whatsapp is that there's next to no one using it, and given how a lot of the world runs on low end phones, having an app on your phone to chat only with like 1 person at best is a waste of space.

Signal axing SMS support got it into an awkward spot where it doesn't have "anything" going for it in neither its home country or everywhere else.

Holy meaningless buzzwords batman

Technically I should be able to do so in mine too, but they are soo many calls from so many different numbers it doesnt work

I'm no gaming expert or Bethesda fanboy, but didn't someone the other day confirm that there is actual space travel in the game, it just takes days to get to another planet?

Same. I've had this account for years and lately I've been getting a metric ton of spam. I've never been pwned either.

Worst part is that it doesn't actually go to junk despite clearly being junk.

And open whole new untapped method of racism

Technically, isn't it possible to turn lead into gold already? Its just an insanely expensive task (the whole adding protons to atoms) with no real benefit (since the result will be way more expensive than even regular gold).

They really getting their mileage out of that poor guy

What was its purpose even

This reminds me of an xkcd but I dont remember the number

IIRC one of the few "success stories" of this was a prisoner that escaped by sneaking into a helicopter, technically commiting no crimes.