Do you want good products? That happens through telemetry. Simple as that.
Quail4789
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I'd expect free software people to not have the funds to sue corporations. Are there any examples of these major lawsuits I can take a look at? I do remember a telecom company in France was fined quite a large sum but that was reported as a rare incident.
man, this is cringe..
there's a security researcher in the US currently being sued by some state because he downloaded breached data from TOR that the state was saying didn't leak.
unfortunately.. noone seems to stop and think for a second why Meta would maintain an infrastructure/team, spending millions upon millions to provide a service that seemingly has no monetization built-in.
I'm asking global override vs application manifest (not application override). So the app asks for access to home/some-dir but I have a global override that blocks access to home entirely.
how do credit agencies even work? what data do they collect and how?
So I need to go look at what filesystem each app is requesting and manually disable that on top of disabling home access entirely? What's the point of being able to do filesystem=!home in the global config?
Those type of stuff should come preinstalled in phones rather than fucking Candy Crush or Facebook.
Which is how we know their self-rolled encryption is shit.
There's a reason why Telegram CEO can be arrested when Signal's can't. Because Telegram has information they can give but refuse to whereas Signal give everything they've got, which is basically nothing.
Am I too harsh in believing that if you claim to have E2EE but I can't verify a) your source code b) my client was built from that source code (i.e. reproducible builds) then you don't have E2EE? The whole point of encrypting my traffic on the client is I don't trust you. Why would I believe you aren't sending the encryption keys off to your server if I didn't trust you before?
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