So, I use Nova on my Galaxy Note 9. Nova asked me to allow ads. I just kept closing the message until it stopped popping up.

I don’t see ads anywhere on my phone.

Where are the ads supposed to be? Or is the concern more data harvesting than actually displaying ads?

As an American, I’m gonna go out on a limb and guess: corporate influence.

I, too, attack the source when I cannot refute the claim

You’re mostly correct, but Dems are not left in any political paradigm with the slightest awareness of the existence of non-American countries.

I feel like it will be more common to heavily restrict the tech access of children as people who actually grew up using the internet become parents.

I also plan to restrict my (future hypothetical) children from internet access until 13 or so, depending on maturity. So your comment gives me some optimism in that regard.

I’ve heard (though not personally confirmed) that their servers are overwhelmed

1. A lot of people use Discord only from their phones. I vastly prefer using a PC so I can’t imagine why anyone would opt in to using phones only, but many people do. This is not an alternative for those people if it can only be downloaded on a PC.

2. Come on man, no one is going to use some Windows-XP-ass program like that lol