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  • Send them to jail. I don’t need fucking 20 bucks settlement.

    • What is least terrible SmartTV OS for privacy?

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  • I would be careful of anything ‘smart’.

    • Danish Justice Minister Under Fire for Pushing Encryption Ban While Using It

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  • It’s a privilege lol

    • Google pulls the plug on uBlock Origin, leaving over 30 million Chrome users susceptible to intrusive ads

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  • Fair. Pulling rules makes sense. Code wouldn’t. (I wouldn’t consider regex as code.)

    Thanks for the details.

    • Google pulls the plug on uBlock Origin, leaving over 30 million Chrome users susceptible to intrusive ads

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  • Google is Mozilla’s dad so I’m not sure how long we will be able to use FF with v2.

    • Google pulls the plug on uBlock Origin, leaving over 30 million Chrome users susceptible to intrusive ads

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  • Why does it need to run remotely hosted code though?

    • Firefox added ad tracking and has already turned it on without asking you

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  • As someone who works on data anonymization, I never trust anonymization.

    • Firefox added ad tracking and has already turned it on without asking you

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  • What’s the behavior before this option was added? Would websites track you or not?

    • Japan working on European DMA equivalent - INCYBER NEWS

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  • Meanwhile, our lawmakers in the US focus on other/presumed higher priorities.

    • Legitimate interest?

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  • It’s their interest, not yours.

    • PSA: Twitch Shadowbans Users on VPN + Linux

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  • Only the ‘free’ services. I bet amazon.com won’t ban you from shopping on vpn.

    • 'Pay or Okay' explained: Why more and more websites make you pay for your privacy - noyb

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  • Just avoid using them. Expecting free services without giving out anything is naive.

    • Fuck ads at the gas pump

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  • Why do you think charging stations will be immune? Plus with all the ‘smart’ ‘connected’ cars it’s not impossible for them to push ads directly to your car.

    • Proton Mail says that the new Outlook app for Windows is Microsoft's new data collection service - gHacks Tech News

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  • I think outlook iOS has been storing credentials on server since day one, even before it was acquired by Microsoft. I’m not sure what the new outlook app means.

    • Circles: a privacy-first social app for connecting with people you actually know

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  • I don’t feel I understand it when the two words social and privacy are put together.

    • GitHub disables XZ Repository

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  • Whoever paying for the server will have control, Microsoft or not.

    • Does ProtonVPN no longer offer the option to pay in crypto?

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  • I see. Then it makes sense (just an inconvenience).

    • Does ProtonVPN no longer offer the option to pay in crypto?

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  • so they at least need to know who you are once?

    Edit: looks like I misunderstood.

    • Microsoft has adhered to the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) by enabling Windows 11 users to uninstall Microsoft OneDrive, Microsoft Edge, and Microsoft Bing, and more.

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  • Does this law apply to Apple and Google?

    • European Commission’s use of Microsoft 365 infringes data protection law for EU institutions and bodies

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  • I don’t believe governments are capable of hosting anything securely though.