Correct me if im wrong, but I think I read/watched something a few years ago which basically explains why winrar has a free trial but never actually enforces it. It had something to do with copyright law details, and how making it a paid product extends the copyright protections on it so that corporations cant legally use the code for a longer time. Im not sure if I’m even remembering it correctly, because it was several years ago

I would like to but I have no idea what to write in it. Also, based on previous interaction with my DPO at the time of the reddit fiasco (and if I’m not mistaken as per the GDPR) I first have to attempt to contact the entity holding my data before filling in a complaint form. Furthermore as I have stated in another comment, I have completely lost faith in my country’s DPO after having to go through them for reddit’s non-compliance with the GDPR, and honestly believe they are just incompetent and don’t fully understand the laws their entire position was created to defend.

Where can I find a good example of a GDPR compliant email to request any and all my data that they have, to request it to be deleted, and to delete my account?

Could someone explain what happened to me like im 5 please?

While I agree it should be irrelevant, I am using bspwm and X11. Anyway, its such a minor issue that its unimportant. Thanks for all your input either way :)

So this is the link I found through my search engine. Accepting the invite then leads to the link I posted above.

So what does that mean for trying to open links from browser in discord desktop app? Its a trivial thing, but it would be nice to have it.

haven’t met much use online of “discord:” protocol – I see more of regular “https:”

Do you mean in the context of discord? Like you haven’t encountered many sites using discord for links that lead to discord, or in general. Do most sites use https for their invite links?

Sorry if these are dumb questions.

This one:

Also i have bunch more from the artist as my lock screen wallpapers, randomly selected

Thats pretty much what I did :)

I dont think so (correct me if im wrong). An alternative app might have access to the content etc and get around this paywall somehow.

Anyways, you still have the option to not pay and keep using IG as before. Nothing changes.

As fir my issue with this, im in the privacy community…need i say more? XD