

And they still cannot glorify nazi symbolism. That’ll still get you banned.


And they still cannot glorify nazi symbolism. That’ll still get you banned.


They just want to cash in twice.


What Useragent do AI Bots send?
How could this have gone over my head?


I agree wholeheartedly :)


Have you read the article? They’re claiming (!) that they would use ads on websites to use mic data. If you know anything about Android or IOS, you’ll know that you have to give mic permission to your browser for it to have access to anything. THEN the browser itself checks if a website needs access to your mic and you have to willingly give it. And lastly: Android indicates when your mic is hot with a green dot. So all of their claims are bs.
Come back if one of the OS developers admit to always listen on an OS level.


That means the info is gone and nowhere to be found anymore. Yeah, post it somewhere else from now on, but don’t delete your old stuff.


Yeah, not actively supporting reddit anymore is one thing, but with deleting every comment/post you basically just hurt users. Reddit doesn’t give a fuck.
You won’t believe how often I search for a problem only to find 50 "Thank you"s for a deleted comment.


I’ve got a bad feeling about this.


That’s what they want us to believe.


The avocado had real text. Is Dall-E 3 capable of creating legible text?
So a quick rundown about that: Germany has strict laws when it comes to nazi symbolism and their glorification. It’s strictly forbidden to show or present these symbols. There are a few exceptions though: It’s allowed in a historical context (museums, documentaries, etc…) and in art (books, movies…). Everything else could land on a list of banned media or you could get sued for showing those symbols, if it’s not in these contexts. Video Games weren’t considered art up until 2018, when our ratings board, the usk, updated their policies. From now on, you could submit games with nazi symbolism and be rated by the board. (If it’s not glorifying nazis). Many developers and publisher reacted by changing those symbols to something that was legal at that time in their games so that they could be sold. If they want to publish the original version, they basically have to apply for an evaluation of the original game. So technically, in most cases, they submit their original game for the first time, as RTCW did now.