Ooh, how long till some manufacturer makes the old blackberry mistake? You used to be able to call 911 and hang up to unlock the phone

Cuz I can Also I sort by new comments, I dunno who put it back to the top

Yep, and not just that. The rejection has to be just as easy as accepting it

When are you coming back?

Ooh! Organic maps! Don’t pre download too much map area tho, cuz it gets slooooowww… if you do

• A family member might have searched it
• An ad network might have reported on your piracy (especially now with privacy sandbox)
• Your media player might just be doing some tracking and/or insecure searching for metadata
• Siri or something might have popped open
• You googled to get to the piracy website
• You may have just looked up the movie, and the movie was popular with pirates

Don’t get too paranoid

They’re probably getting this part of the project started, and might go for more once this works

How about [your area code] 8008135?

And grammar nazis
you’re right tho

True

Well, yes, technically. But then again, if google decides to stop doing that firefox can’t pay for it’s staff or infrastructure. Really, they have an incentive to listen

Chrome came up with that feature a while back. Now firefox is adding the same. And then later I learned it was a cooperative effort, just not under the same name

They developed the “privacy sandbox” together. And in terms of cashflow, they depend on that google money. They’re in trouble without it

Why are they working with google to screw up our privacy?

And then what? The google funded firefox?

Europe has decent privacy laws, that’s how I avoid it

Welp, more people who shouldn’t have had kids

Their warnings tend to be a bit quicker

Well, it’s not here yet. And I do use windows 11, as does my mom, my grandparents and other pc’s I’m the one helping with. I don’t recall any recalls :p

And if they do push it here, it’s probably followed by a news headline “eu fined Microsoft 10 billion for gdpr violation” or something like that

Personally, I say F smart tv’s. The smart bit is going to be old and useless in three years. The panel will last me over a decade.

Yes, you can ignore all the nagging and smart stuff and just set it to an hdmi input or something.

Then hooking up a 3rd party smart box is what I recommend.

I’m in Europe :p

Stupidly enough, that’s illegal in the places this ruling is from. What’s going on there?

Thankz

a post of a post of a post of a post of a photo of a slide of a presentation I can’t seem to find the source tho

Why not a matrix server?

tbf, signal is a bit of a privacy joke

From what I’ve seen there’s a lot of very bad security advice out there with even tech journalists and such just straight up repeating stuff they don’t understand

A customized copy of ungoogled chromium

Putting some big halogen bulbs in there

Shows them with the “you’re not going to have a calculator everywhere” talk

Gud gud

fork the kernel and yeet it?

I’ve had YouTube load in a new incognito tab where I left off, then revert back to the start half a second later. Google just being google

Yes, porn and not giving away all of their data to keep them safe

To no surprise to anyone half competent

Ahh, that is indeed a critical detail on the implementation not quite clear right away. To be honest I don’t trust the end-to-end encryption most of these services offer. If I want perfect privacy, I’m sticking to self hosting stuff

ey there you go, you bothered to actually read. Your chats remain with your provider!

It’s not like you were expecting privacy while sending your content through other people’s platform, were you?

No, I actually read the current proposal. Maybe try that before regurgitating random stuff that matches your opinion

The proposal only does so under specific circumstances, which makes sense. Try to read more than three words before your respond

Reading it, it looks like it doesn’t require invasive oversight as long as the chat apps and app stores have sufficient detection and such.

really, that’s what such places already should have, considering how much profit they make off of our data