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Last night, after updating a few apps on my droid, I realized Soundcloud is removed. Although the low storage-space alert would often suggest to remove Soundcloud to free up some space, I'd always neglect it. But the fact that the app is uninstalled anyway makes me wonder how far Google is willing to go. My only source of applications is the Google Play itself and it has - at times - installed some beta apps on my phone (which I disabled after I found it creepy). But to remove apps on the user's device is just outrageous.

I know Apple and Amazon have the power to do the same thing. Just didn't know Google does that too. Are there any legal actions one might take in such situations? Or are there any technical tweaks I may do in order to Google-proof the Android phone from now on?

Any input is really appreciated.

I'm looking for some jaw dropping books to read, you know, the kind that give you that "awe moment" when you finally get it. Also of my interest are books with complex plot twists that give you goosebumps in the end.

I appreciate any suggestions!

I can understand that !@#$%^&*... are useful in their own context. But there are hundreds, if not thousands, of other meaningful symbols, too. Yet, we don't see any key allocated to one of these symbols on PC/Mac keyboards. Why is that?

Hello HN, I've been looking for an accurate list of top websites with regard to their ad revenue. I think Google sits at the top, but I haven't found any list of other top-earning websites. Any help is appreciated.

I think Preview has degraded substantially under Mojave. The issue in the title happens abruptly (not always).

As a user, every time I want to log in to my Gmail or Instagram account, I have to wait till the page is fully loaded, then "click" on a button that directs to the log-in page. Why don't they let us log-in in the first page?

Please read till the end, this is basically a cry for help...

So basically I'm applying abroad this year and here's the situation:

1. Iran's economy is plummeting due to US sanctions and internal corruption.

>> 1 USD used to equal 36,000 Iranian Rial in January 2018. Today, that same dollar equals 160,000 Rial.

2. I have to apply to at least 20 universities in order to have a slight chance of admission.

3. Each university requires (on average) $100 as application fees, and around $50 for TOEFL and GRE reports.

4. The TOEFL and GRE themselves cost $225 and $205 respectively. Some middleman websites exist that pay these fees in dollars, but you have to pay them an additional %7 commission.

5. The only way of acquiring USD is by buying it illegally from currency exchanges, at a much higher price.

6. Nearly no way of sending money or receiving some from someone outside Iran.

7. FATF law has not passed yet in Iran. In case it fails to be ratified, even Russia and China won't be able to trade with Iran.

8. On top of all that, in nearly 40 days, another set of US sanctions will be forced and they target Iran's oil. Iran's economy relies heavily on oil.

So, this is what's happening here. Amidst all this, a lot of students and I are trying to apply abroad and have serious problems financially. The budget I had set aside for my applications is now worth one forth of what it used to be 4 months ago.

Any ideas that might help? You advice is really appreciated. Thank you so much.