Duane Dibbley
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- 7 de Ago, 2025
This is streamlining the process and cutting red tape. Before, a request had to be made and details needed to be given, which gets tricky under GDPR.You act like your location wasn’t already available to X before this.
Making location public information means twitter don't have to handle requests, because it's right there.
It's the same back-door workaround as 2FA. It has fuck all to do with security and is just a way of giving away sensitive data to companies under the guise of "well, you did tick the box that says we can use your number and all associated metrics with it". It wasn't impossible to do before 2fa, but 2fa cuts the red tape.
The amount of rubbish bins I'm getting on my first post indicates how many short-sighted, closed-minded niggercattle now infest this once great site.
