Comment by robin_reala
2 days ago
There’s a get-out clause in the law that allows your battery not to be required to be user replaceable if it can last 1,000 cycles while remaining at 80+%. Apple’s phones certainly meet that these days, and I imagine Samsung’s will as well (though I’m not sure if silicon carbide changes that at all).
> There’s a get-out clause in the law
As all too common
GDPR: "legimate interest"
EU261: "exceptional circumstances", no deadlines for paying compensation etc
yes yes, "no law is perfect" etc..nobody could foresee anything...downvote away
> GDPR: "legimate interest"
It doesn't allow spying though. It allows, e.g., to save your session if you intentionally logged in.
That's different setting.
Typical "legitimate interest" section is about sharing data with 40 "trusted partners".
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