TheDorkfromYork

If I want to share something with a friend, I can invite them to note chats or bulk forward files. Messages are separate, I can forward individual message rather than all messages. It's more continent than notes apps I've tried.

Friends used telegram so I had the app installed. It was easier to store documents in telegram than in one drive or proton drive, so telegram became my go too. Obviously not the best setup, but it worked and was easy. I'll try out Signal and Matrix, but continence is a big factor in my choice.

I believe that is no longer true. I just checked and it is letting me install any of the extensions.

Is there a community for being accidentally sexy?

This would be true internet funeral if it didn't have the bottom text.

Comitalism

The trouble is that Proton has announced and implemented Scribe in a manner that sends up huge red flags for their privacy-focused techie base.

Proton Mail’s privacy-focused users are worried about the Scribe announcement because they’ve never seen Proton be so vague and nonspecific about security and threat models.

Up to now, Proton has been serious about privacy

It's not about AI. It's about privacy and communication.

I read the article. What is the problem?

Shouldn't the headline be about unencrypted text prompts, rather than AI?

Don't Redmi phones require an online account to unlock the bootloader?

Why did you stop using the G5?