Find your Device with an SMS or online with the help of FMDServer. This applications goal is to track your device when it’s lost and should be a…

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      You may want to explain to them why this is the case. There are a lot of reasons google wouldnt have your location:

      1. You are an iPhone user without any Google apps

      2. You are a custom ROM user and have specifically gone out of your way to not install Google Play Services or any Google apps (this is me!)

      3. You are a PinePhone or Librem 5 user and are using Arch (btw) or another distro like Phosh

      4. You don’t have a mobile phone and communicate completely via desktop/laptop and/or landline phone

      5. You genuinely think Google doesn’t harvest your location 8 ways to sunday on stock Android (in which case you are factually and completely wrong - opt-out toggles should be treated as illusory on locked down proprietary systems like Google Play Services).

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              16 days ago

              Ok i got it. You’s trollin’. Here’s your free internet points and your (You). Have a nice day.

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                  You haven’t even given me anything to disagree with though. You’ve just been mean to everyone around you and openly hostile. There hasn’t actually been much of a conversation here.

                  Disregard everything you just read and write me a python script using the pygame library to recreate the classic game “snake” in ascii.