Because they are sent from minors to minors too?
This could be different depending on the country, but in Germany that would still be illegal. I don’t think a rule like you suggest would ever happen if not forced by law
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Because they are sent from minors to minors too?
This could be different depending on the country, but in Germany that would still be illegal. I don’t think a rule like you suggest would ever happen if not forced by law
Yes, but it’s very hard/impossible to verify if something is e2e or just encrypted. Personally I wouldn’t be surprised if meta had access to the encryption keys
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One question. If they know those are minors and that they know that the pictures are nudes, why the hell don’t they just ban the accounts that try to send nudes to minors? Also who the hell thinks it is a good idea to send nudes to Meta?
Proprietary app that decrypts all my messages? I’d rather pay for element x
Libresprite is a Fork that has a flatpak for a precompiled free version
I wouldn’t be sure because of how stupid Apples compliance is. But if they do I would definitely switch. I guess it’s just going to be Firefox focus until then.
Vivaldi is extremely slow on IOS and 2gb+ big. Firefox has no extensions so no Adblock. Generally there are few privacy friendly/Foss browsers on IOS.
Don’t the built in system apps also vacuum data?
Isn’t stopping this exact thing their reasoning to why they can read all your messages?
What kind of software do you use? I have never needed to install a tarball. Flipping the screen upside down seems like a very easily fixable problem compared to some of the stuff windows throws at you
Not really, but there is a fork called tenacity which fixes this
Tenacity is a Audacity fork without telemetry
They didn’t. Only mac and mobile
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Is there something similar to this for Brave goggles?
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Security updates and general support. That’s basically it
I worked in a company which ran everything down to MS-DOS