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wlym said:

Wow, that would not only piss me off but be the reason I'd never do business with "Bark". Talk about casting a wide net! From time-to-time I get unsolicited but targeted email and I let those businesses know that I've blacklisted them (and I'm sure they give a ****). Like the stock photo site 123RF.com where I'd regularly purchased images until they decided I needed to be spammed as well (ignoring that I was not subscribed to their marketing emails).

THIS^^

The problem is I've blacklisted so many sites over the years I have run out of places to buy from!

Problem is exacerbated leading up to Christmas as many of those Companies that I had previously blacklisted and where I had already unsubscribed suddenly started to spam me again.

What annoys me even more is where I have had to return a product because it is faulty, sub-standard or where I've had a run-in with the Company and I am plagued with adverts from the same company for the same item I had just returned on almost every website I visit...grrrrr.

What's the betting it will be called Galaxy SX or Galaxy SX Plus or something else to indicate it is on par with the iPhone X.

Of course when I say X I actually mean 10 so maybe Galaxy S10/S10 Plus maybe? /s

Accuweather? The same app that might have violated Apple’s guidelines due to collecting user data even when users specifically block it from doing this?

And yeah I always wondered why the iPad has never had the Weather app.

At one time it never had the usual iOS Calculator, Clock (put back in iOS 6), Compass, Stocks & Voice Memos apps either but this could have changed in the last few years.

appex said:

Nope. Programmed obsolescence. All-in-one (AIO) computers like iMac are a huge aggression to planet Earth. Computers may last for seven years or less, whereas displays may last for more than 20 years. I am using an Apple Cinema Display 22-inch purchased almost 18 years ago and it works great. And it has been on an average of 15 hours a day, 356 days each year.

That's the third time I've seen you cut & paste this exact same comment in the last three articles consecutively regarding the iMac Pro! No scratch that...its up to six times now. Do you have a deep-rooted psychological issue with iMac's that you need therapy for?

Is there any such thing as an Info button or similar so I can get details of where the various screensavers are from and maybe some technical info abut how/what they were filmed on etc? Would really like to know where some of these actually come from...