snottynose

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   by snottynose 21d ago

   Hear, hear.
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   by snottynose 21d ago

   > I just don’t read content on there any more This is the sensible response. I'm always bemused by the reactions that go: "this is a garbage site but I am forced to use it every day". Be grateful that your social media add
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   by snottynose 2mo ago

   I mean, if the government would not demolish your house the second they found out about it...
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   by snottynose 2mo ago

   It's funny, concomittant all this chest beating about representing open societies, democracies, unlike those creepy evil authoritarian states which we don't like, that the EC seems hell bent on proving we can have a police state _
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   by snottynose 2mo ago

   It is true that Google (de facto) controls the platform and made themselves (de facto) essential to utilizing the platform by integrating their proprietary services so deeply into the OS that you need to be a behemoth of Samsungs caliber to
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   by snottynose 2mo ago

   It is one extra attack vector. There is a data leak reported every week, and it is now apparent we cannot trust any organization to handle any datum securely, at all. It has gotten to the point where I now consider every piece of informatio
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   by snottynose 2mo ago

   Not necessary to hearken back so far in history. In our present age the intelligence services consistently do not respect privacy rights of citizens, even when they are legally bound to. https://www-bitsoffreedom-nl.translate.goo