I like opentune as a music client, but I use it logged in, which isn’t the best for privacy. In my situation, I’m fine with google tracking what music I hear as long as that’s the only thing the client shares with google.

If you are actually targeted, your phone should not contain any apps that are not truely required.

But as you mentioned mental health, anxiety often makes people misjudge their digital risks and taking more extreme measures that make their devices less usable to protect against nonexistent threats. You could talk about that with someone you trust who understands your situation if you struggle with finding a balance between privacy and usability.

In this context probably people that did not get testosterone therapy.

He makes crypto sound way cooler than it is

Meta vs NSO is one of the few situations where they are the less evil company.

Sounds like a good candidate for an Ig Nobel Price.

Kinda funny seeing the pope promoting decentralized systems, with the catholcatholic church being one of the most centralized hirachical systems.

Cookie autodelete has whitelists, optionally different per container.

Cookie autodelete works great together with Firefox containers. Then add I don’t care about cookies and the Internet becomes usable again.

As the database is encrypted in your device, you dont really need to self host. A keepass database in the Google cloud is not really problematic, although you should still choose a more private cloud provider.

Mullvad also has some blocking DNS servers, for just ads, malware, or also social media and adult content.

https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls

And Im fairly confident that they don’t track.

Its all the AI safety peoples fault, stop expressing your concerns and start blindly trusting us already. /s

There is a folder on your PC containing lots of junk from the old 32 bit era that you don’t need on modern PCs: system32.

So if you need some disc space …

https://xkcd.com/1683/

Sanctum Soundtrack in Satisfactory boombox while mindlessly crouch jumping through my factory. I could do that all day.

Because the public appearance, like the way they attack everything and everone on mastodon and other places is the first thing, many potential users see from GrapheneOS. If I saw their tweets back when deciding what OS to use I would not have trusted them.

After using GrapheneOS for many years, I understand that his “abrasive public appearance” doesnt reflect in the implementation of GrapheneOS, but new users don’t have that trust.

Microsoft Windows

Darvin has some great quotes: “I am very poorly today & very stupid & hate everybody & everything.” ~ Charles Darvin

You can open a link in a specific Browser using share. When you long press a link and select share > Firefox, you will open it in Firefox. Probably works with all browsers.

The problem is that companies will no longer publish the source code for their projects, as they are not in control of what happens to it and they can’t restrict competitors anymore.

Im not a big fan of fake open source, but source available is better than closed source.

And license laundering will not primarily be used to make projects with less restrictive licenses, its main purpose will be using copyleft or noncommercial projects in closed source products.

Meet our new president, hes also controlled by Big Tech, but doesn’t need to play golf every week.