He's trying to. Supposedly it has to pass through the state's supreme court.

Polymarket, ugh.

I usually mod back in fast travel for survival mode. It helps with the experience.

As per the other comment at this time, when a cell maker wants to sell their products in a country/region, they make a deal which may involve security updates for the phones sold in that country/region.

No. Has to be enforced by each country/region.

He's hinting at owning nothing and subscribing to cloud streaming.

"Hey, we got all the hardware. Pay us exorbitant fees and we'll do all the heavy lifting for you."

I'd agree with you, but that January 6th thing some years back suggests to expect some kind of rebuttal and twisting of facts.

Considering the track record for previous promised payings, doubtful.

and their goal was to “expose the sheer lunacy of Minnesota’s ‘vouching’ system.”

They're gonna claim they were trying to uncover fraud, as directed by Trump's bounty system.

You have yet to clean her eyes, servant.

Depends on the country and the wealth of the individual.

Some countries respect privacy of the departed, some require active involvement from the estate and the rest don't care.

Social media is generally left abandoned if no one is around to actively close it down. There are millions, if not billions, of accounts floating around the internet with owners who have since passed away which are being stolen to be used for spreading malware.

However, official papers are generally nullified once a death certificate is issued. Plenty of cases where people mistakenly declared dead had all their stuff blocked off.

Well, you lived long enough, considering.