When you talk about those who cannot afford a private residence I can only assume you mean people who live on the streets. Surely such people should, if anything, be glad of some kind of surveillance?
How does being monitored in any way inhibit your freedom? Oh and NO, public surveillance IS NOT a privilege, when you step onto a public street it’s absurd to expect that you will not be under scrutiny of any kind, whether that’s from a camera or a passerby. How can you possibly expect privacy in a public place?
Indeed you do, I saw constant power saving notification and jumped to the conclusion of this being a Samsung device as they also feel that this is something people want to endure.
Lol, sorry. I was actually more annoyed by the guy above complaining about an American site covering American news. Probably should have responded to them instead. My apologies sir. :)
That’s completely pointless.The solution, allow those notifications to be disabled, Not taking away one of the most useful aspects of the UI and replacing it with showboating search app.
