There's probably a lot of them needed for development teams for testing, YouTubers doing reviews, clout chasing etc. People that mostly won't buy new ones when the next version comes out.

Turns out they have some expectation of privacy huh.

Exactly. The dotcom bubble crashed, but the internet is still here and online shopping is bigger than ever.

Hmm I wonder

Canada might be a better choice, if they get rid of bill c22 at leastâ¦

Better to have an unlock pin that opens a separate user account with file dates, browser history dates freshly touched so it looks like a valid user account recently used.

"Nothing" was also a placeholder intended to be replaced with the phone companies real name.

At least it's not a brake or airbag subscription, yet...

Did the doors stay on at least?

https://xkcd.com/927/

AWS doesnâ(TM)t use cloudflare, and Iâ(TM)m pretty sure google doesnâ(TM)t either.

I had to check what decade this was from. Residential proxies have been a thing long before even data centre proxies became a thing. There's a ton of companies offering this service: https://residentialproxyreview... There's both ethical and unethical types of residential proxies, the ethical ones typically pay people $20 a month or so to run a proxy server in their home through companies like HoneyGain. Unethical proxies might be installed with spyware and other unwanted apps.

Now we know you drank the orange kook-aid.

You must have Epic level of wealth to not worry about where your apple devices are. Many of us save for years to have the funds for a MacBook Pro for example.