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I find your argument to be true, but the idea is to discuss what we can do versus the standards which I find them to be GDPR and Apple. The first because it cam
by nunorbatista 4y ago
I find your argument to be true, but the idea is to discuss what we can do versus the standards which I find them to be GDPR and Apple. The first because it came out with a set of rules that didn't exist anywhere else in the world and the second because it prevented millions of people to be tracked when they navigate (obviously a commercial stunt, but still). I would question if anyone else made more for privacy in the last few years than these two (Maybe Firefox?)
Maybe the whole world must push for GDPR-like regulation or for Android to block third-party cookies. Until then, the responsibility is on each individual.
- fsflover 4y ago> Maybe the whole world must push for GDPR-like regulation Indeed, I agree. > I would question if anyone else made more for privacy in the last few years than these two (Maybe Firefox?) Apart from Firefox, consider GNU/Linux phones (Librem 5 and Pinephone), Mastodon (and other things based on ActivityPub), Qubes OS with Whonix and many other amazing projects.