I +2d out of a PB ao12 :(

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Yeah... no. It really is that bad. Mine actually got worse after lubing it. QiYi Clock is FAR better...

If it actually got worse that means you just lubed it incorrectly. I believe Kit Clement had a tutorial on how do lube it. Maybe I got lucky because if you watch my unboxing, mine turns pretty great out of the box with no setup necessary. Although I'm not a speedsolver so maybe my standards are lower?
 
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Also you said "you and Owen" to me lol.

For the record, I was addressing EngiNerdBrian.

Honey steals your data and sells it. They are FREE, so how do they make money? If you aren't paying, then YOU are the product.

They say they make money by partnering with businesses and encouraging sales, the same way a youtuber can offer you a discount code for free by encouraging business. You can choose to believe this or not.
 
For the record, I was addressing EngiNerdBrian.



They say they make money by partnering with businesses and encouraging sales, the same way a youtuber can offer you a discount code for free by encouraging business. You can choose to believe this or not.
You are going to order/buy stuff anyway, the youtuber just helps you save money and gets a bit for themselves. You are not giving them any data about you. Honey is a browser extension, which has access to everything you type. Credit card numbers, passwords, pins even. I refuse to believe that Honey isn't selling our data to some extent. I would be very reluctant to trust unnecessary extensions.
 
You are going to order/buy stuff anyway, the youtuber just helps you save money and gets a bit for themselves. You are not giving them any data about you. Honey is a browser extension, which has access to everything you type. Credit card numbers, passwords, pins even. I refuse to believe that Honey isn't selling our data to some extent. I would be very reluctant to trust unnecessary extensions.
I don't use the browser extension so I don't know, although they would need permissions from the browser. Maybe a security researcher has monitored network traffic to see if Honey is really tracking data. I agree that it would be much nicer if it wasn't a browser extension.
 
You are going to order/buy stuff anyway, the youtuber just helps you save money and gets a bit for themselves. You are not giving them any data about you. Honey is a browser extension, which has access to everything you type. Credit card numbers, passwords, pins even. I refuse to believe that Honey isn't selling our data to some extent. I would be very reluctant to trust unnecessary extensions.


According to them, they don't sell any data.


Also, if you don't trust major companies with your credit card information (which is given to Amazon, TheCubicle, the restaurant you got your dinner at, the Walmart you just came from, and everywhere else every time you buy stuff with a credit card), then you might as well stop going onto the internet. The privacy policies' of these companies protect a user's private information. Any data they sell would be your phone number, email, etc. and nothing to commit fraud with.

Companies like Google will do the latter, which is where all those telemarketers get your phone number and scammers get your email. However, according to Honey, they do neither.
 
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Honey steals your data and sells it. They are FREE, so how do they make money? If you aren't paying, then YOU are the product.
I use honey but completely agree with this. This is why I found everyone complaining about the new WhatsApp TOS really annoying. Ever since the company was bought by Facebook, you could have seen this coming.
 
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