Scolding7300 @ Scolding7300 @lemmy.world

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Proton unlimited, and I don't understand why did they go with Proton Pass. There's products like Bitwarden and LastPass (and more) that are feature rich. Bitwarden is open sourced.

I think having separate services is good, especially if it's cheaper that way. For photos I use ente even though I have 500gb just because they specialize in photos (same reason why Pass isn't useful IMO)

I pay for Proton, got my Mail Calendar and Drive use cases covered. I pay annually, it's not a small amount but it's only once every 2 years (ends up being equivalent to 8 euro a month, 191 euro total).

I use their VPN and SimpleLogin integration. The rest of my use cases are all covered by foss

How does that compare to uBlock Origin? I noticed it blocks redirects via creepy tracking intermediaries

The widgets weren't for me. I think there's also a matter of security where you'd want the app libs to be updated once in a while for patches.

Tldr: not saying don't use it, just adding something to consider

The last commit is from Jun 2022. I believe it's no longer under active development and instead a clone emerged and being actively developed under Breezy Weather (see other comment for a link)

If each chat connection gets a unique ID and zero info on my [pseudo]identity then that's great! Otherwise if this means they'll plug me into their social network to profile me that way - nah, thanks

Are you saying that the GSM frequencies used in the US are not supported by Fairphone hw?

I know there are CDMA and GSM telkom companies but I assumed the re are plenty of common frequencies

Librewolf/mullvad didn't advertise afaik, all of theirpopularity came from word of mouth

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Markets_Act

What other info can help distinguish between regular sims and esims in terms of privacy?

Or alternatively what's missing from thecomments?

Asking, not trying to challenge you, I'm honestly trying to learn

But that's only by default though, no? It's not like it's worse, it sounds to me like a slightly better option to go with the default than stay in Chrome

I've heardabout Jitsi, what else is out there? Is there a list for these?

I wasn't aware, thanks! I guess I'm fairly lucky with my setup then, being either popular or just supported

I exclusively play Steam games on my Ubuntu machine because I don't have to do anything, it just works for me (only had to set up proton once on Steam and I was done forever).

There are sim games that I just boot into Windows to play them.

The boot up time of programs and privacy is worth it in my mind.

Can't figure out if this is for parents that want that enabled or age verification for everyone?

I was thinking about adding it, but will probably let this phone die on it's own and switcht to a Pixel phone with Graphene OS with the gps sandboxed, or whatever they do there to make it work

LineageOS, withoutgooglwe play services the drawbacks are some apps don't have a notification support (some have that live 24/7 notification to make it work, but most don't have that).

Picked LineageOS for the privacy features and how easy it is to run commands (I literally just had to copy and paste commands, one at a time, no hiccups)

Because these countries block Proton's domains?

I see a pattern of a lack of transparency here indeed, thanks.

I'm hoping for some major event to push people to Signal and/or Matrix. Struggling to see how else might a migration trend happen.

True. There's some trust involved there still, but way less trust needed than with a company that simply doesn't publish its server code.