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Richmond,
> Yes, but even if they didn`t, Meta is clearly not interested in
> the law. You really don`t want this stuff on your phone. Don`t
> give them anything.
But you have Googles Android on your phone (with their their
ads-and-what-all-not-more supporting layer(s) ) ?
IOW, trying to keep one thief outof your house doesn`t mean much as long as
you allow another thief to stay.
Regards,
Rudy Wieser.
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