I think it's good to remember this is always the case. Attacks on tamper evident seals are commonly called "theoretical" or "lacking value" in practical terms, but recent customs evasion using counterfeit seals in the US shows that to be untrue.

Heck, The Wire had an arc about people bypassing customs tamper-seal tags.

And storage costs.

> I’m wondering if/when newer standards like ... AVIF will be supported by Pixelmator Pro.

The reactionary propaganda of it being "one sided" or not including "Russia in Ukraine" in a report about genocide in Gaza has been common since the report came out.

Edit: Someone more curious than I am might be able to answer this by seeing when the CRLSet was published. https://github.com/agl/crlset-tools

I personally found Meteor in Ireland (previously owned by Orange) to be far more liberal with blocks on an unregistered mobile internet connection than other providers.

Also, Orange UK have a much stricter block list to enforce than, for example, Orange FR.

I'm only half joking: I used to work in payments, hotels didn't care about PCI. Full card numbers stored everywhere.