Nicholas Weaver reviewed YouTube, Talking Angela, Diner Dash: Grilling Green. Read Nicholas Weaver all comment at MetricsCat

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Reviews by Nicholas Weaver - 6

Talking Angela

Intrusively wants location Intrusively wants location

With the recent update, it always wants to know the user's location. This is so they can track where you are whenever you run it, a major privacy breach. Ask once? Sure. But I said NO for a reason...

With the recent update, it always wants to know the user's location. This is so they can track where you are whenever you run it, a major privacy breach. Ask once? Sure. But I said NO for a reason...

Nicholas Weaver over 10 years ago
Free Online HD Wallpapers Gall

Do not download! Do not download!

Utter garbage, you actually have to PAY for the wallpapers. What the hell?!

Utter garbage, you actually have to PAY for the wallpapers. What the hell?!

Nicholas Weaver almost 10 years ago
YouTube

Only loads a small segment of videos. Only loads a small segment of videos.

Only loads a small segment of videos.

Only loads a small segment of videos.

Nicholas Weaver over 10 years ago
Diner Dash: Grilling Green

Intrusively wants location Intrusively wants location

With the recent update, it always wants to know the user's location. This is so they can track where you are whenever you run it, a major privacy breach. Ask once? Sure. But I said NO for a reason...

With the recent update, it always wants to know the user's location. This is so they can track where you are whenever you run it, a major privacy breach. Ask once? Sure. But I said NO for a reason...

Nicholas Weaver over 10 years ago
Bloons TD 5 HD

Very Nickel and Dimey... Very Nickel and Dimey...

The in-app purchase model is very "Nickel and Dimey": The game is practically unplayable on higher levels without the 2x cash IAP ($10), and otherwise really attempts to get the user to buy one time use items (with real cash). And I even ended up buying this twice because I didn't realize that (unlike almost every other game out there these days) the iPad version was different. Avoid.

The in-app purchase model is very "Nickel and Dimey": The game is practically unplayable on higher levels without the 2x cash IAP ($10), and otherwise really attempts to get the user to buy one time use items (with real cash). And I even ended up buying this twice because I didn't realize that (unlike almost every other game out there these days) the iPad version was different. Avoid.

Nicholas Weaver over 11 years ago