

Your local Pirate Party and organizations like Bits of Freedom can help out.


Your local Pirate Party and organizations like Bits of Freedom can help out.


I don’t really want to be filmed everywhere, especially when it’s later on broadcasted to the entire world. I want to be able to do stupid stuff without other people knowing.
Still better than using the same password everywhere and/or saving passwords in an unencrypted text file on your computer somewhere.
Just not very user friendly.


… Goes to a protest to support gaza, get’s phone unlocked because police is using Israeli cellebrite software…


Is this another pump 'n dump (or rather dump 'n buy a shitload and then change your mind again so the stock rises to the original level)?


It’s not much different from how humanity learned things. Always verify your sources and re-execute experiments to verify their result.


I would pay 10 bucks to use them in my survival kit as a fire starter.


Which animal’s @$$ does this whip?


Pretty sure all law firms do that nowadays. And they are quite stupid if they don’t. As long as they check the output…


I assume Facebook runs on Linux, as does the rest of the internet?
I wish Linux distros use a license that prevents this nonsense.
(I know including ethics in a license is a bad idea, but still…)


Welcome to Apple. You just do what they tell you, there is not really any other option.
I don’t really need any form of TikTok im afraid


With that logic we should give everyone a nuclear bomb and teach them not to press the button. Let’s see how that works out.
Big tegh companies spend billions on ways to influence your behaviour, making it even difficult for adults to not fall for their traps, let alone kids with still very much underdeveloped brains. Just look at all the stupid things you had done when you were a kid.


Did it work though? Would be fine for an investment if it actually worked…


If only they would not have to hide these things and could therefore learn how to do them safely.
At leath with Whatsapp you can be sure your data is used to influence your opinions.
Why are you still on it though?


Sailing the seas until they stop trying to fck me in the ars
It used to be just because I was interested. Then life got in between and I ditched it a bit, until Microsoft announced that “find anything you ever did”-feature. I installed Ubuntu again after quite a few years and stayed because I finally did not have to spend 3 days to get my video card working “kinda” and I found out my games actually work. No need to use Windows anymore.
You can even learn a new language if you first read the version in a language you know and then do a language you don’t know yet.