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P2P Encrypted File Sharing.

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  • Can't see anyone replacing my on-device p2p libre apps with an app/service only they control. Try taking payment before making something no one asked for.

    Not only OP, lots keep trying it. Don't fall for this scam.

    • P2P Encrypted File Sharing.

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  • That is your choice but not helpful for a privacy space or our devices.

    • P2P Encrypted File Sharing.

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  • I am not talking about the control, not technology.

    • P2P Encrypted File Sharing.

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  • This does not prevent anti-libre JavaScript software spreading to the browser.

    • P2P Encrypted File Sharing.

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  • Clearly, I am not asking how it works or about 'open source'.

    Who controls the users' computing, its users? No. This is fixed by adding a libre software license text file.

    Want more? See this text or video.

    • P2P Encrypted File Sharing.

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  • Paying for libre software is good. The Google Play Store is not libre software.

    'Closed source' and 'open source' misses the point of libre software. Most things are trash. Making scams and malware competitive does not help us.

    • P2P Encrypted File Sharing.

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  • 'Open source' misses the point of kibre software. Throwing away control over our own computing never helps.

    • P2P Encrypted File Sharing.

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  • Not very peer-to-peer when I need to open your website everytime or run a web server on my phone.

    We already have Syncthing.

    Normal people don't want to pay for a service or run a server.

    To spread privacy, we need more apps to replace them with Syncthing. Like an app for this: https://lemmy.world/post/28313324

    This fails to include a libre software license text file, like AGPL. We do not control it, anti-libre software. Very dangerous.

    They target an app we already control, Syncthing, to replace it with an app/service only they control.

    With buzzwords, technology, and 'open source', we are distracted and derailed away from this.

    Attacks like this will quickly get your friends leaving private apps, which you worked so hard to recommend, when you fail to show them how to check for software freedom.

    • Is there any hope of finding a relationship if certain body parts don't work anymore? You know the ones.

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    • URnetwork?

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    • URnetwork?

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  • Which day did you go to check their servers?

    • Who should americans be more concerned about: MS-13 or Russia?

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    • Are Future Chips Doomed to Overheat?

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  • Thank you

    • jeremyckahn/chitchatter: Secure peer-to-peer chat that is serverless, decentralized, and ephemeral

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  • Unfortunately not as user friendly as Jitsi but much better in other ways.

    • URnetwork?

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  • Objectively a centralised VPN provider cannot prove it is trustworthy but I can guaranteed not paying.

    • URnetwork?

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    • F-Droid is not a shop.
    • URnetwork looks like a decentralised VPN provider.
    • All VPNs providers are a scam: see this on YouTube or PeerTube.

    • Element - Mobile Tracker

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  • This fails to show any lines in its libre software source code.

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  • Teleguard fails to include a libre software license text file, like AGPL. We do not control it, anti-libre software.

    • Is Signal safe and still private on an IPhone?

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  • iOS fails to include a libre software license text file, like AGPL. We do not control it, anti-libre software.

    • Contacts and calendars sync without a server (Syncthing + Radicale)

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  • Wrong, Syncthing is peer-to-peer.