[–] 13 points 7 months ago (2 children)

Bro, I dont dig this either, but the title is a bit misleading. What they said (and they have been pretty transpartent about it: banner on the site plus email if you have an account) is that they will train their Copilot models from the user interactions with copilot, and you can opt-out.

Now, I know the importance of defaults, but we are talking about Github, a platform for developers, I would REALLY assume these are the people that REALLY are able to toggle a setting to their preference, especially when they have been properly informed about it.

Let's try to save the indignment for when it is justified, this was not executed in a shady way, I would much rather Microsoft do any policy change this way.

At least thats my opinion lol

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  • [–] 3 points 10 months ago (1 child)

    I have it on the latest version, both for websites that provide a web app instance ("install"/"add app to homescreen"?) or for generic web pages ("add website to hs").

    The permissions you are looking at in the ss are the "dangerous" android permissions, and usually "add links to the homescreen" is not there. On my xiaomi to grant it (if it isnt by default) you long press the app to go into the app info, then something like "other permissions" or "special permissions".

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