@dangling_cat @rumschlumpel With all due respect, but thinking like that will just drive you mad. French law proposal for encryption backdoor didn't pass, BTW
The only constant in life IS change. We need to keep making the right choices, the choices that represent our values best (right now) and if we do that long enough, we might have a shot at leaving this mudball better than we found it.
@Reddfugee42 Who said anything about that? The world isn't black & white you know? As much as it would simplify things, life isn't simple and never will be. Good things were done during that alliance as well as bad things. I was just pointing out who started it.
@huppakee @Undertaker Nope, that's not how private browsing works. It does not block the transfer of data.
Just don't use Google Docs.
@RvTV95XBeo @SrMono No, but what is your gripe? Located in Europe. Spend most of their money in Europe and have the same general mentality. Strongly focused on privacy.
@Phytobus @StrangeMed Also... There's a discussion to be had whether we want to boycott EVERYTHING american or if we still support those who are basically doing the right thing...
@Valmond @SrMono Most popular out there and one of the easiest to set up / easiest to convince non-tech users to switch over to. Not the best... For me, that award would go to Matrix / Element.
Threema would be second (and should be first), but many will balk at the shocking fact that they dare to ask money to contribute to their development and operation costs...
@FarraigePlaisteach @SrMono There is nothing on that site that would need consent. No ads, no tracking. Nothing. Yes. That is entirely possible in this day and age.
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