That every store wants you to sign up and have you give them your details.
When I bought a shirt in a department store a couple of years ago and the guy wanted me to give him my email address “to save paper” (yeah right), rather than give me a receipt. It was like we were having a stand off for a while there. I just want to buy a shirt not sign up for ongoing spam!

Reminds me of a tiny Verbatim USB A one I had on my key ring for ages. https://www.storagereview.com/review/verbatim-tuff-n-tiny-usb-drive-review?amp

True but would you prefer weak enforcement or strong enforcement?
Strong enforcement would likely involve the government having better records of your browsing habits.

Since Leisure Suit Larry at least. ;) Since alcohol sales were restricted to adults? Since… ?

Messenger-> Office Communicator -> Lync -> Skype for Business -> Teams. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skype_for_Business

And the w…list?

Indeed, reminds me of the ones that give you a “power wash [for] your intestines”:
https://www.mashed.com/444725/read-this-before-eating-haribo-sugar-free-gummy-bears/

iiNet in Australia used to fight for their users’ privacy until they eventually sold out.

Going before the lines form can be a good strategy.

Short-term gifter

Plenty of items on eBay are just people who buy from China directly and mark up prices. If it is likely made in China and I don’t want it quickly, I’ll buy off aliexpress. That said, alibaba wanted me to upload photo ID which I noped out of. Temu started spamming my email address when I’d never used them. The unsubscribe link went to their website said to adjust your account settings if you didn’t want spam… I never created and account and avoided them completely following that.

In general the reasons could be, an opportunity to raise capital meaning they can ramp up production or produce a better product, and/or the current owners want to cash out.

More expensive in America, reduced demand might make them cheaper elsewhere?

Same with the iPhone, I go to take a photo of a full moon on a dark night and it wants to make every pixel bright.

Was wondering if Robert Miles - Children had a music video with a lot of foresight.
https://youtu.be/DvyCbevQbtI

Netflix have been making a profit since 2003 and only recently introduced ads. They are just trying to squeeze more profit.

I find the “just falls back” on top to be #5 (5/8 inch) for me. It will obviously vary for each person but if you can figure out that number, you can be more specific and it might mean less trial and error for the hairdresser.

I bought a pair and they are ok but for them to be a reasonable volume on my head, they physically buzz too much for my liking and it gets annoying. I just use regular headphones again now. If I am in a situation where I regularly have to talk to others while wanting to listen to something, I might pull them out of the draw again.

How did you cause them to go bankrupt?

I’d say if you used carbon neutral power to extract it that it would be green.