I guess it was inevitable with the influx of reddit users (I’m admittedly one of the recent converts myself). I just wish it took longer than it did.

How about the fact that it needs a judge’s approval and that surveillance is restricted to very specific cases for a limited amount of time?

Did anyone actually read the article or did we all just head straight for the comments section after reading the headline?

If you read the article it’s nothing like that. This place is already turning into reddit and that’s not good.

So sad. Used it almost daily since 2011 and it worked perfectly. Best money I’ve ever spent on an app.

Not sure how you could not be the asshole in that scenario.

If you’re sitting down at a table having a meal with a waiter who is taking your order and bringing you your food then yes, 15-20% tip is strongly encouraged. If you’re going into a place where you order your food at a counter and pick it up yourself to take to your table or back to your home then tipping is not necessary.