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Ok I will try this.

My phone is saying I am dangerously low on storage. I have deleted apps and moved apps to an SD card and the space isn't freeing up. I don't know what else to do.

I'll just buy a keyboard and mouse.

Spotify is going to start banning ad blockers on march 1st in their new terms of service.
I think that is a big deal because there are 170 million spotify users.
In March of 2018 2 million spotify users use ad blockers that's 2% of their users. Spotify started disabling those accounts.
I also use Spotify and an ad blocker on my PC. I don't agree with the new terms of service for that reason.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/7/18215845/spotify-ad-blockers-terms-of-service
Original article from The Verge
Also how many people think this is fair.

I do agree with that

If sites can screen their ads so I won't get infected with some bullshit malware then I wouldn't run adblockers, until then, I'll err on the side of caution and whitelist sites on a case by case basis.

Spotify is going to start banning ad blockers on march 1st in their new terms of service.
I think that is a big deal because there are 170 million spotify users.
In March of 2018 2 million spotify users use ad blockers that's 2% of their users. Spotify started disabling those accounts.
I also use Spotify and an ad blocker on my PC. I don't agree with the new terms of service for that reason.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/7/18215845/spotify-ad-blockers-terms-of-service
Original article from The Verge
Also how many people think this is fair.

Its fair to Spotify, they rely on adds for revenue.

Spotify is going to start banning ad blockers on march 1st in their new terms of service.
I think that is a big deal because there are 170 million spotify users.
In March of 2018 2 million spotify users use ad blockers that's 2% of their users. Spotify started disabling those accounts.
I also use Spotify and an ad blocker on my PC. I don't agree with the new terms of service for that reason.
https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/7/18215845/spotify-ad-blockers-terms-of-service
Original article from The Verge
Also how many people think this is fair.

I've noticed it on Google Chrome with Dennis and Pelle.

I think it is relevant because soon you will be able to build a pc out of parts from the same manufacturer.
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3307178/components/gigabyte-wades-into-nvme-ssds-with-a-trio-of-budget-priced-drives.html
Giabayte has started manufacturing budget friendly NVMe M.2 SSDs. While budget oriented, the 128GB drive delivers up to 1,100 MB/s read and 500 MB/s write rates.
There are 3 models being released for Gigabyte to get started: 128 GB model, 256 GB model and 512 GB model. The 256GB drive delivers 1,200 MB/s read and 800 MB/s write rates.
Those are nice drives for the price. Beside CPU, Gigabyte is now making: motherboards, RAM, Power supplies, computer cases, laptops and now SSDs. What do you think of this? Will you get a fully made Gigabyte branded PC (beside CPU)?

Thank you for putting my topic back under tech news.

Gigabyte is making Gigabytes.

I think it is relevant because soon you will be able to build a pc out of parts from the same manufacturer.
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3307178/components/gigabyte-wades-into-nvme-ssds-with-a-trio-of-budget-priced-drives.html
Giabayte has started manufacturing budget friendly NVMe M.2 SSDs. While budget oriented, the 128GB drive delivers up to 1,100 MB/s read and 500 MB/s write rates.
There are 3 models being released for Gigabyte to get started: 128 GB model, 256 GB model and 512 GB model. The 256GB drive delivers 1,200 MB/s read and 800 MB/s write rates.
Those are nice drives for the price. Beside CPU, Gigabyte is now making: motherboards, RAM, Power supplies, computer cases, laptops and now SSDs. What do you think of this? Will you get a fully made Gigabyte branded PC (beside CPU)?