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In my country mandatory military service, aka conscription, is used to take away men’s freedoms, you can’t travel, you can’t work, you can’t participate in politics, you can’t go to hotels… Etc… And it’s all necessary for thé but not for me, meaning the generals and the minister’s children don’t go to the military unstead they go to a business school and start companies all over the world, with people’s money… of course

No, breaking an encryption is all about knowing how it works, many cryptographers make their algorithm proprietary in hopes that an attacker will have a hard time figuring how it works, however they turn out to be weak, other encryption algorithms are developed in the open so that many people look at it and see the flaws

The key word is : weak The idea is not making a backdoor directly, the idea is making it flawed, it’s like securing a bank with steel doors with the exception of one door, that door is made out of wood and only you know where it’s located.

I mean they understand their encryption algorithm, they made it after all, and with the advancements of Quantum computing it could be possible to decrypt someone’s data… So what good does providing quantum computing for Imessages do… If they : understand how the algorithm works + they have enough computing power to decrypt it + it’s proprietary.

I wouldn’t be surprised if it was all a theater, and it’s the best backdoor implementation to exist

About “Security theater”:

keep in mind that companies can lie on how their stuff works, also I don’t think the nature of the store matters, as much as the fact that you’re only allowed to get the open source apps from there which will also run on top of a proprietary OS, with proprietary firmware

Gaslighting their customers": I’d like to see hard proof on that

Consider that I have a low standard on what a hard proof should be,… I consider telling people that : “Privacy, that’s iPhone”, while literally developing nothing in the open, which is the best and ONLY way to guarantee transparency, instead they went with the “trust me bruh” method, plus they display ads… like…they have… a… dedicated… ad … platform…

You don’t respect my Privacy while you target me with ads

From your experience is it really unstable ( annoyingly buggy ), or do they just call it that and it stable really ?

Sid exclusively gets security updates through its package maintainers. The Debian Security Team only maintains security updates for the current “stable” release.

Is this a good thing ?

He looks like a raccoon and should get some sleep :p

Makes me feel all warm and cozy

It makes me think why haven’t these companies got suied out of existence 😮‍💨🙄

Ok, but you still can age? so imagine being much older than your peers, they’ll think you’re sick …lol

Sustainable Software For Sustainable Hardware

I mean this subtitle right here gave me a pretty good idea what’s this initiative is all about already, but that’s just me I guess

Also, keep in mind that people from different countries work on KDE, and English is not their first language, I don’t know what are your expectations… on how the writing should be…

But here’s the thing, take a look at Google or MS posts about sustainably and being green, and you’ll realize, truly realize how one could say so much without saying anything… this wall of text that you’re talking about is full of insights

I’m not sure, if you’re involved with the project, but if so: you really need to work on your communication

Looking at your username, it makes sense you say something like that

the funny thing is he himself makes clickbaity videos… like all the time

Don’t trust any content “creator” especially if they have a YT channel… YouTubers wants you to click and companies wants you to buy

why don’t they just build their own indexer and AI crawler… Brave is newer yet surpassed both of them

Just leave your phone at home, and bring a Digital camera, and few SD Cards … Oh, wait… < insert company name here > makes Cameras that spy on you… nevermind…

maybe we should hire a fast sketching artist to draw police brutality … What.!.. your pencil can track you now… come…ooooonnn

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Your Internet is flying… Oh my gosh… just noticed… I could only dream of seeing such speeds with my ISP…

anyways, even if it was a 500Mb ISO, using Qbit is much faster and you help others too…

That’s not how you download ISOs… 😐…

👉 Qbittorent

Into the Spider-Verse was such a great movie but Marvel went downhill afterwards ( or was it after Avenegers 4 idk, I got Superhero fatigue )

I appreciate this kind of research, but the author contradicts themselves in their actions by using Github which is owned by MS

Sun is speaking from a privacy perspective, and he’s basically saying don’t blindly trust your VPN provider, almost all cybersecurity researchers agree on this, Sparks is not a security researcher, he’s a VPN reviewer ( and I watched his content for 2 years now ), he reviews VPN mostly from a user/customer perspective not from a privacy and Security perspective, meaning he cares about giving you the best VPN in terms or pricing, speed, how many servers are available, umm … Features such as split tunneling, adblocking… Being cross Platform, heck even the payment method must be easy… This is Not what a privacy minded individual should look for when reviewing a VPN… According to Tom Sparks nowadays the best VPN deal is from TorGuard… Yes they seem Privacy minded ( but their product is proprietary so how can you trust it )

I stopped watching Sparks reviews because A - he ran out of Content months ago, B - he started giving bad takes such as the ones in this video

Mullvad advocating for online privacy being their marketing strategy!! ( seriously! seriously!! )

Why would NordVPN a company that’s worth billions of dollars be a honeypot? ( yeah Facebook is trillion dollar company and they used a VPN app as a honeypot, Big companies can be honeypots, surprise, surprise )

Best of luck friend

Thank you

trust documentation not youtubers :)

yeah, I learned my lesson… (´･ᴗ･ ` )

That monthly sub is worth it for reclaiming my time

Yeah definitely, it’s a small price for the benefit, but also to add to how I feel about subscriptions, I think their major flaw is they don’t consider poor parts of the world like Africa were I live, while 6 $ is reasonable or even cheap for some people, here it’s a lot of money ( x200 which means 1$ = 200 ), so it’s not accessible…

Only few, very few websites change their pricing based on my IP address, or send me to a different domain, but for the most part it’s not affordable

You might ask, does you ISPs have VPS plans ? Yes they do,

There’s also politics and agenda involved but won’t get into it, it’s just bad news, and we have enough of that already