That's why I've been using YouTube without logging in and if using in browser, I have the cookies autodelete after I close the page to start new each time.
It never really recommended me what I wanted anyway. I guess the algorithm doesn't work on me.
Sometimes the hosts of the actual podcast read an ad using their own voices.
Yes, though some of those are dynamically inserted as well.
I sometimes watch years old podcast episodes, and it'll insert a pre-recorded current day ad where the host is doing it. And when I listen to the episode months later, the ads change again sometimes, but it is still the host doing it.
Also, maybe it's just the podcasts I listen to, but all podcasts I listen to seems to always be the host doing the ad.
Ads in podcasts are dynamically inserted right when you download them, or while you're streaming, so I don't think that's possible. Not everyone is going to get the same ad. It'll give you an ad depending on your location sometimes.
Absolutely loved both the visual novel and the anime for this.
When iMessage user sends messages, videos, pictures, gifs to another iMessage user, it sends over via data. Similar to Signal, Telegram, Whatsapp, FB Messenger, etc.
When an iMessage user sends to an Android user, it sends it via SMS/MMS which is very limited.
T-Mobile has a 1MB limit for MMS
Wow. 30 times in 3 years? I wonder if that's specific packages or hardware you had. I had 5 computers (2 desktops, 3 laptops) running Manjaro for so many years, and still haven't had a single system break. Including using a lot of AUR packages.
Though last year, I've moved all of my computers to Arch, Debian, and Proxmox. Arch mainly because I wanted to fully configure my systems more.
I like going out to watch movies a lot. Never seen this happen at any movie theater in any city before personally.
Then encrypt and share the password and/or key with your collaborators?
You can use something like cryptomator