AnyOldName3

The goal isn’t to keep your data, it’s to make it look like you gave the police your real code and just didn’t have anything interesting on your phone.

If you’re forced to use Windows, you can minimise the amount of disruption from updates by remembering:

• they’re only released on Tuesdays, so you can make sure you get several days without interruption by installing them on Wednesdays
• there’s a pause updates for seven days button in Settings that you can use if there’s a Tuesday between now and when you’re going to definitely need the computer to be available

It’s much easier to plan around them when you know when they’re coming.

It’s not exactly that they’re recently-graduated so much as it is that it’s really hard to find people qualified in graphic design or UX within the last decade who don’t daily-drive MacOS, so they’re not already fluent with Windows’ design language, and have to pick it up as they go, and fill in with what they know works on phones and Macs when they don’t know the right thing to do. On the other hand, if you only hire people who graduated decades ago, and really know how Windows users use Windows, you run the risk of assigning too much weight to how Windows users used Windows twenty years ago, and missing out on innovations that became popular in the meantime.

Matrix is fine with an alternative client. I use Commet, and it’d pretty much serve as a total replacement for Discord for me if not for the fact that nearly none of the communities I’m in are bridged there.