CaptainSpaceman @ CaptainSpaceman @lemmy.world

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You're not aware that Biden signed the ban already?

https://www.theverge.com/23651507/tiktok-ban-us-news

A fine like that is just "the cost of doing business".

Tiktok is facing a nationwide ban.

Please dont tell me that was an earnest argument.

Easier to emphasize a boogeyman instead of solving an actual problem, I guess

Whatsapp uses the Signal protocol but they have also been known to read as much metadata as possible.

The creator of Signal helped FB implement the code, but ive been afraid that the mega Corp rolled their own crypto and superceded the protections put in place from Moxie.

That said, I dont know if its possible to have a 3rd partty front end anymore for WhatsApp.

When do we focus on Meta, Google, Twitter, Kick, etc as well?

All these companies do the same exact data harvesting.

Bezos and Musk owned newspapers like the deregulation guy, more at 11

And the "Harris is ahead in every poll!!!!" Is sure to generate at least a little apathy for the dem voters

Polls lie

Vote like they all lie

What about 7 year olds?

Is it just 6 year olds we need to handhold docker image launching?

I understand Chromebooks are standard and I desire that to change, hence this entire thread you've been commenting on.

I seem to interact with you a lot, and sometimes it feels like you get lost in all the posts and comments you make and lose focus of the entire conversation at hand.

Adina Ross gave him an Elon so now Trump is gonna let the briber have Vances spot

No lies even!

Por que no los dos?

Is there a list of who owns these bunkers?

Wont the famous hacker 4Chan do something??

"Reddit is still a monolith, therefore Lemmy failed" - OP

How many are bots?

Virtual environments exist and are the backbone of modern IT. Surely we can teach kids how to boot Docker?

Also your demonic line doesnt add up, the ye can still say the Chromebooks are demonic and make the kid leave it outside the house or something.

What if a parent chooses to not give the kid a laptop even though the kid doesn't have a computer at home?

Why would that happen? What weird strawman scenario is this?

The fine isnt important, its if any breaking up of the company comes of it

I mean, both can be true if we're living in a cloud-based world.

Schools can provide workstations and households can either opt in to using their own computer at home or be assigned a laptop or laptop credit. Choice is the important part here, and limiting kids choices at the benefit of major oligarchy organizations sucks big floppy donkey dick.

Yeah, they sign major contracts that have a lot of stipulations so they get the best deals since theyre govt funded. This backfires, ofc, by locking them into bad products.

Im not saying dont try, definitely do.