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The leaks seem to be limited to direct calls to the C function getaddrinfo.

The Chrome browser is an example of an app that can use getaddrinfo directly.

So a Google browser...

The above applies regardless of whether Always-on VPN and Block connections without VPN is enabled or not, which is not expected OS behavior and should therefore be fixed upstream in the OS.

We’ve been able to confirm that these leaks occur in multiple versions of Android, including the latest version (Android 14).

And a Google OS...

We have reported the issues and suggested improvements to Google and hope that they will address this quickly.

It's a feature, not a bug.

On my browser, they blocked recommended videos. Lol. Now I use FreeTube. Anything like that happen to you?

Yes. They have let go people that worked there for over 15 years.

I believe what Mark Zuckerberg said about the tech layoffs, streamlining by getting rid of more management roles.

Looking online at similar situations people had their membership canceled by management. Other cases showed bring able to enter by a phone number, by their old tag, or ID verification. Looks like it happened for people whose app kept on crashing or a work phone that wouldn't allow installs.

Which gym would just keep charging you if you said you can't get in?

So if you can't get in a gym because of a technology they added after you signed, they will just continue to charge you?

That's what you think will happen?

This isn't a magic trick. This is more about pushing and seeing how far they would bend.

Like what you said, if all else it's a way out of the stupid agreements with gyms.

The Hero 10 is supposed to cost €400 (around $425/₹36,000), which will undercut the current cheapest foldable, the nubia Flip, by some margin (it made its debut at the MWC at $600).

Bring them a dumb phone. Ask them to install the app on it for you. Tell then you are not buying a new phone just to use the gym.

Putting their kids on Tiktok so they are able to poop in peace.

Thanks for sharing. Sorry that happened to you and hope you got everything back in order.

Was it an .exe file that looked like a zip file that you opened? Or was there an executable in the zip file?

My mistake. Sorry.