i remember growing up people always talking about how the interweb is not private and never put info on it that you dont want other people to have, now everyone is crying about how no one ever told them that the interweb is not private
1. Because there's constantly new waves of people joining platforms who weren't taught that, and 2. The people who were taught that, have been largely desensitized over time through things like Facebook and other social media apps asking you for info and access to do certain things or because doing so makes it easier for people to know what you're about. Once you're used to others sharing a bunch of pictures of themselves and personal info, it's much likely you'll at least feel like "hey, I can at least do this, and not do the whole thing." And kids getting their first devices don't think about those ramifications at all, because their whole lives have been surrounded by the Internet and nothing bad ever happened to them on there, so it's not some boogeyman. It's a mundane part of their life, just like having a working fridge. So, if nobody teaches them that, you can't expect them to know it other than by hearing other people's experiences of it being bad or them experiencing it themselves.
Can we add retroactive sins to past videos? That needs to be a sin in the Chevrolet Commercial Sins video. As well as a future sin for any other maker of sedans.
*Director of this commercial thought "Hey, how can we make the subject of this commercial look like an a-hole? I know! Let's give him an Apple iPhone!"* **ding!**
yes, and the request is only to ASK not to track, websites and companies do not have to implement Do Not Track technology, so.....privacy, still being leaked but now you feel better about it.
Was going to say about not sin for "Apple equals asshole" but thought it was already implied. "But when Thanos does it, he's the villain". So is Star Butterfly, supposedly.
you should have added 53,799 additional sins cause that's the cost of a fully decked out Apple Mac Pro with shiny aluminum wheels that have no braking mechanism. Then 4999 for the Mac Pro Display, then an additional 999 for the pro display stand and 200 for the vesa adapter.
I'm finding all 2000's and newer vehicles have inappropriate head rests. I'm between 6' and 6'3" depending on who's running the tape, and my current car gas an unadjustable head rest for the driver that if I laid my head back on I can see the back of the ceiling because my face is facing up. The Chevy HHRs my grandparents have also have seats too small for a person of average height (males at 6') here in North America. I don't know why they figure as humans continue to get larger every few decades we need smaller seats. And even cars are getting smaller. I have almost the same room to get in and out of the 2000's and 2010's HHR as my ex's 1970 RX-7 and AM GENERAL HMMWV back seat. Which, by the way, on HMMWV back seat spacing, I can't fit my feet straight forward without wedding my boots in between the chassis, I had to sit with my legs crossed and feet facing 180° from each other, and even that would still cause me to have to yank my feet free to exit.
I like how 1,099 sins were added after referencing "pricey". Is that the cost of the new iPhone 13?
The iphone 13 lineup is 800-1100. He just added 1100, the price of the iphone 13 pro max.
i remember growing up people always talking about how the interweb is not private and never put info on it that you dont want other people to have, now everyone is crying about how no one ever told them that the interweb is not private
1. Because there's constantly new waves of people joining platforms who weren't taught that, and
2. The people who were taught that, have been largely desensitized over time through things like Facebook and other social media apps asking you for info and access to do certain things or because doing so makes it easier for people to know what you're about.
Once you're used to others sharing a bunch of pictures of themselves and personal info, it's much likely you'll at least feel like "hey, I can at least do this, and not do the whole thing."
And kids getting their first devices don't think about those ramifications at all, because their whole lives have been surrounded by the Internet and nothing bad ever happened to them on there, so it's not some boogeyman. It's a mundane part of their life, just like having a working fridge.
So, if nobody teaches them that, you can't expect them to know it other than by hearing other people's experiences of it being bad or them experiencing it themselves.
@@Saad-A16 I'll never trust my fridge again.
@@CopShowGuy And you shouldn't. It's always there, but only noticed when it's convenient.
Privacy and Iphone don't belong in the same sentence
"iPhone violates your privacy" Checkmate
Some car windows only go halfway down, which is of course a sin.
Can we add retroactive sins to past videos? That needs to be a sin in the Chevrolet Commercial Sins video. As well as a future sin for any other maker of sedans.
Fact!
1:04 I think that window might be all the way down, in which case that’s a sin for the car
Privacy? I get ads from things I THINK ABOUT like wtf 😂
Note, date of birth in ride share can be relevant since there is a minimum age for the oldest rider per trip.
Good point.
Uh... lie. They don't need your real birthdate, just your age. That's internet 101.
@@adde9506 internet 101 people lie. So to enforce the policy it may be a good idea to check an ID effectively asking for a birthday.
Everything wrong with liberty Mutual
Those commercials make me want to break an iPhone. I mean, I'd break an iPhone anyway, but still.
I like how CommercialSins is now rubbing salt in the wound of Apple being slapped with EU regulations on device chargers
That Robert Wadlow joke might be the deepest cut on TH-cam.
I lost it at that Thanos comment.
*Director of this commercial thought "Hey, how can we make the subject of this commercial look like an a-hole? I know! Let's give him an Apple iPhone!"* **ding!**
By the look at that door. I'd be surprised if that rear window can actually go down further than that.
yes, and the request is only to ASK not to track, websites and companies do not have to implement Do Not Track technology, so.....privacy, still being leaked but now you feel better about it.
Was going to say about not sin for "Apple equals asshole" but thought it was already implied.
"But when Thanos does it, he's the villain". So is Star Butterfly, supposedly.
you should have added 53,799 additional sins cause that's the cost of a fully decked out Apple Mac Pro with shiny aluminum wheels that have no braking mechanism. Then 4999 for the Mac Pro Display, then an additional 999 for the pro display stand and 200 for the vesa adapter.
The fact that the Mac Pro wheels don't have any braking mechanism is just icing on the cake for how terrible they are.
Apple bad. True facts.
I have been in that model of car in the video and sad to report that's as low as the window will go down.
1:07 The window is already all the way down, not all car windows can go all the way into the door
And capitalizing the A in and is also a sin.
Everything Wrong With Capital One commercials
Putting "Tracked" in the same title as "Privacy on iPhone" implies that they are tracking your data
My windows don't go down more then half way. What does that make me?
the fact that people still buy apple products is proof of the lack of intellect amongst humans
999? Is that the Iprice?
Hello
lol
I'm finding all 2000's and newer vehicles have inappropriate head rests. I'm between 6' and 6'3" depending on who's running the tape, and my current car gas an unadjustable head rest for the driver that if I laid my head back on I can see the back of the ceiling because my face is facing up. The Chevy HHRs my grandparents have also have seats too small for a person of average height (males at 6') here in North America. I don't know why they figure as humans continue to get larger every few decades we need smaller seats. And even cars are getting smaller. I have almost the same room to get in and out of the 2000's and 2010's HHR as my ex's 1970 RX-7 and AM GENERAL HMMWV back seat. Which, by the way, on HMMWV back seat spacing, I can't fit my feet straight forward without wedding my boots in between the chassis, I had to sit with my legs crossed and feet facing 180° from each other, and even that would still cause me to have to yank my feet free to exit.
XD
Do the grub hub