YeahThisIsMe

That's a perfectly cromulent Turkish name.

You're actually allowed to play video games the way you want to.

I've literally only been recommended their crap once and "don't recommend channel" has been working fine.

You might simply have been engaging with related content unknowingly, even if it's only one critical of them.

I do my best to avoid any AI marketing because I extremely despise it. I just haven't quite decided on my new profession, yet, but it's either going to be with plants or with animals.

This is the year of old browser (and/or flash) games making a comeback in some form.

It happens. Not enough, but it happens.

>All of them give you links to source material, in case you suspect they are just making it up.

I'm willing to bet that approximately 0% of users know when to suspect it being made up and then check the sources.

>Just turn notifications off. Just don't look at twitter/Facebook/tiktok. It's not hard to just not use the brain rot stuff. I get it you are addicted - I guess just be thankful it's not alcohol or cigarettes. Get help for your addiction.

That part is precisely the problem. "Just get help for your addiction" is not how anything works.

It's incredibly hard for an addict to stop using the brain rot stuff. A lot of very smart people make a lot of money making it as hard as possible.

The company is in the US and in the current political climate, it can absolutely do whatever it wants as long as it pays off a couple of people.

Tips are optional everywhere, but the reactions to not receiving one will be different.

You discovered that you have an allergy.

Not exactly the same thing.

The fraud is the point with this administration.

Well, you see, under the current administration, everything is allowed.

So you didn't have to patch all of them.

It doesn't even take being in a "third world country".

Plenty of US websites are blocking access from EU IP addresses because of our data protection laws.

Local news companies are the biggest offenders in this regard.