I really liked this 3D touch. Especially the 3D touch trackpad feature, but I loved the 3D touch on the left side of the screen and gesturing to the right to trigger multitasking window. It was like the gesturing interactions the iPhone X brought but before the iPhone X. Pretty sweet feature and I liked it much more than using the home button
Hey, I graduated in 2021 and work a fully remote job. Seems like we might have similar interests or are at least at a similar place in life. Shoot me an email if interested: jacob@ridgwell.email
I think "Why is it noteworthy that YouTube took down some content?" is a much more interesting start to discussion. (as opposed to "I am mad that something was taken down by YouTube")
To elaborate, It is noteworthy because YouTube is essentially the de-facto monopoly video host on the Internet. From there, we have basically two main paths of discussion:
1) We should do nothing
2) We should force change on that monopoly to either:
2a) break it up
2b) control its actions
2c) nurture competition
I think that 2c is the topic with most interesting discussion because the core issue is deeply connected with the general difficulty involved in existing online outside of "walled gardens". What does "nurturing" a potential competitor to YouTube actually involve? It could potentially be oblique changes that result in easier self-hosting or easier inter-system integration for basic communication like contacts/messages/email.
