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People regret buying Amazon smart displays after being bombarded with ads (arstechnica.com)

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“This is getting ridiculous and I'm about to just toss the whole thing and move back to Google,” one Redditor said of the “full-volume” ads for Alexa+ on their Echo Show.

Oh sweet summer child, Google is NOT going to be any better at this. That will just be changing one corporate evil for another.

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[–] Anomnomnomaly@lemmy.org 1 points 1 day ago

I did, but that's not something that can easily be used in the wild.... As for plans and layouts... those plans are located with local planning depts anyway. Proof of concept and a practical use for them are often very different... But yes... criminal charges need apply, not civil ones... and as I'm in the UK, perhaps they could bring terrorism charges against them too... they like doing that to people not actually committing acts of terror these days.