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I'm from Argentina and due to the severe crisis we are experiencing right now, everyone is more or less forced to pay with cellphone bank or virtual wallet apps using QR Matrix or transfers. We are doomed haha

Thank you for thoroughly explaining about how these companies suck of info about our private life and tips to counter them.

It's all a bit of a tradeoff and what you're willing to share for what you get. A couple of points: - For me it wouldn't matter what phone OS I use as I run propitiatory apps for works so it has to be either iOS or Android with Google Playstore - At least with Android, un-used apps get privileges taken away after a certain time period - I can't see how having Bluetooth connectivity constantly on allows data harvesting as you generally have to input a code to connect to another unknown device for the first time? - I like free cheeseburgers from the maccas app, but hate their order machines as they're constantly out of paper 😂🤣

After watching the video to the end, i am now more sure than ever in the righteousness told by Ted in his published book

Ahhh still just bitter Windows content on the so called "Linux" channel. Imagine a Windows channel that just spent all its time crying over Linux?

A good option : use /e/ OS system from the French Gaël Duval on your smartphone. It's completely de-googled and easy to use for the non tech-savy people.

Big Foot doesn't need to pay taxes. Or at any rate gets away with not doing so. The absolute badass.

It's spelled o-b-f-u-s-c-a-t-e, obfuscate

I am not an expert on data privacy, but I am glad to hear that what I have been doing was the correct thing. As a rule of thumb: whatever the platforms WANT ME TO DO, I do the opposite. So if they keep nagging me to install the app, I don't. I go to youtube or fakebook via a browser. I have more control over ads and everything, so yeah. And I also tend to switch off the bluetooth or wifi when I am not actively using them. Just today I found out the DPD was sending me messages which I was not receiving (yesterday), until I turned my mobile data on. I don't know, are SMS too expensive? How does it differ whether I receive a message with wifi/data or SMS?

55:07 Awesome Rick Roll!!!

I appreciate the outdoor recording, great job.

The park background added a lot to the video.

Adobe will not collect your data if user use pirated Photoshop but yeah yeah i know there are some super fairness people.

Stop using internet.

the radar app is weather

I have to ask because you reeled me in with "Bigfoot" and yes I am a subscriber. What sparked the clever thumbnail?

The haircut thing drives me nuts, even though I go like 5 times per year. I've gotten into the habit of creating a new identity (name, address, email, phone number) every time I go in. Because of how infrequent I get haircuts and the turnover rate of stylists, nobody remembers me when I show up 3 months later for another haircut. Plus paying in cash really helps.

The whole advertising network side of things isn't new in all honesty. Brave Browser already has their own privacy ad network, it's been done before. If it works anywhere close to how that works, where you can opt-out of it and keep it off of the browser, then it's fine. Not great, but fine.

great content - keep it up

The most important point was forgotten here: Securing your own power supply - because what use are all the strategies if there is no electricity coming from the public socket...

Cash is king! Cash = privacy = freedom

Hickok45 here

XScreenSaver Cubic Grid = For The Win - Samsung Galaxy A04s

Step one: like Big Foot, you too should never use a computer.

No wonder the last time I opened mozilla it had force-updated without my consent.

Privacy preserving ads are a good thing, because people want to monetize their stuff. But I think we already have some good projects for that and Mozilla should focus on the browser. But don't forget Mozilla money comes from Google to play the "competition".

great content - keep it up

For the Mozilla ad thing, I know we all hate ads, but how do you expect them to pay for development? Such a massive project does take money. The only other thing I can think of is to do like Apple does with Webkit (Safari) and finance their development costs by selling another product. What could Mozilla sell at Best Buy that we would want to buy often enough to finance development of Firefox and T-Bird?

So far so cool in London, UK. +17 °C(62.6 °F) this morning.

I've been recalled, back to Linux Mint. Sorry macrosuck. I don't need a 2ic on my system. I'm calling the shots on my own hardware. Not you lot.

You can have our 113F if you want it.

hey register for the gas app and if your granny still drives put it on her phone and watch your insurance go down by $800 next year... if u can't beat them, use them 🤣

Back to wearing a Covid Mask on the train, then? AND dump anything Mozilla.

Librewolf is the best privacy focused browser.

Reading the ai cameras detecting emotions: I always look ticked. I have RBF. I can never go into public again. Lol

So, you want our weather? Sure, you can have it. Ps. Our country capital has crossed 50C(122F).

are you ssaying that META is again putting the thumbs on the scale just before a presidental election.....

Watermarking is only effective if its not done like the stable diffusion watermark. That one did stegnography in the image after it was done generating. Sounds like a good idea right? Except the open source people got scared of the idea and didn't implement it in their tools. And of course other faster unofficial implementations also didn't implement it. So the images I generate don't have the watermark at all.

Right now, I use Firefox and Brave, but that could easily change depending on what they do.

TAILS. Full stop. And there’s little to no privacy folks. Learn what Privacy, Security, and Anonymity is and the very clear distinction between them. Your best bet online is to be anonymous but you won’t be private.

Wish it had an option that allows linking the files instead of creating copies.

Everything online is tracked these days. A couple of fines by them and all back to the business.

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on this device for me work best Mobian distro

Microsoft already steals all of your personal data (assisted by Windows Defender) to process all of it in their data centres, which costs them money in hardware and power bills. Recall is an additional "kick in the nuts" to their -suckers- users because it makes a lot of that processing happen on the client side. When you are talking about huge amounts of data going back and forth, the cost savings for Microsoft would be huge making the users pay for cost of the hardware to locally process that data and the increased power costs in doing so. Incidentally, the same is true for Javascript. Back in 1992, I could render web pages over a dial-up modem on a Commodore Amiga A1200 running at 14 MHz and with 8MB RAM - processing simple HTML and a few small images does not need much computing power. However, if you run a data centre serving millions of pages an hour, Javascript lets you offload a lot of the processing to the client side and thus your own running costs decrease. Not to mention that Javascript also makes my browser do the hard work to download ads that I don't want in the first place. Javascript also makes hardware vendors very happy too as users have to keep buying more powerful hardware. And that, my friends, is why evil corporations can both "have their cake and feast ravenously upon it".

18:18 All i could think of was "If the case don't fit, you must acquit."

I switched my desktop computer to Linux a few weeks ago, I've had enough of Microsoft and all these other corporate elitists filling their pockets. While our computers just get slower and slower from the bloatware they lease to us.

your cat is so cute!