ClarkZuckerberg

Ah that’s a good point. I main Windows myself on Deck, due to Game Pass, so I forget about that side of things.

Edit: The amount of downvotes I got just for mentioning using Windows on Deck…

No doubt Fortnite would be somewhere on this list. Minecraft too. Not sure what else would be a guarantee.

I feel like this person doesn’t know how iOS works. Android users may have more control, but iOS users will be told up front when something is requesting their data (I believe this happens on android too?). For example, things like health data. Threads can not gain access to the Health app on iOS without the Health app popping up in threads and saying “Threads wants to access this data: Heart rate, weight, etc” and you can toggle things on and off. But Threads doesn’t do that. The stuff they put in their privacy policy doesn’t mean they are actually able to access parts of your phone unknowingly, it’s there because if you wrote any of your personal data on threads, Instagram, Facebook, or message anyone with that information, they are saying “hey, we reserve the right to tack that info onto your digital profile so we can serve you accurate ads and make us more money”.

Hopefully this update will allow me to login to lemmy.world and try your app out! I’m excited about this platform and the apps to come along with it.

Also, if there is one feature I miss from Reddit (or was it an Apollo feature?) is the ability to hide posts you’ve upvoted/downvoted. Right now I like to use the “top of day” for my subscribed feeds on lemmy, but if I read the top posts, close the app (I use Memmy at the moment since it’s the only other iOS Lemmy app I’m aware of), and come back later, it’s all the same content for the most part. Upvoting/downvoting posts you read encourages to interact with a post and also keep your feed full of new content.

I haven’t touched the platform since the blackout started and couldn’t be happier. I’m just dipping my toes in over here as a replacement and it’s quite nice.