I disagree partially with this article. While not every gen z tech consumer is a Linux user. Not all of them fall for scams. It’s rather, the people who are so invested in certain franchise like Fortnight, and trying to get free robux or vbucks. Or trying to get free gift cards to get free curency to buy games on console storefronts. There a some that are gen z the do exersize common sense. Being a gen z myself, I would say I am one of those that do exersize common sense guarding form scams.

I can literally live with SUper Tux Kart and their adons.

and any time I want to play something different, i’l play some random mini games on Mario Party Superstars offline on my Nintendo Switch. With no switch memebership, and just one 60 dollar purchase containing variety of game genres, plus open source games I can also play. gaming can’t get any better and less expensive longer term.

I get a lot of people value their privacy and don’t want an Alexa. Here is my stance on it however.

It is free, to use, and can be helpful for people who just want their lives easier and don’t know how to use tech savily. If it’s a higher tier subscription and not just Amazon just suddely making Alexa services as people know it now, not free.

Can you imagine the impact that would have on the elderly and particular,and their trust for tech in general. It’s already hard for them, that would just make it worse. If Amazon did that, doing so would be the dumbest move they could ever do.