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I'm naive - what is not privacy respecting about using Wikipedia?

• jonas-w 4y ago
  Have a look at the git repo. https://codeberg.org/orenom/wikiless#why-i-should-use-wikiless-instead-of-wikipedia https://codeberg.org/orenom/wikiless#why-i-should-use-wikile...
• ajvs 4y ago
  I remember reading a while back about how some intelligence agency uses the browsing history of individual users to correlate their interests and build a profile on them. Either way, it's best to not centralise this data (or make yourself hard to fingerprint).
• howenterprisey 4y ago
  Basically nothing from the Wikipedia end. They're very particular about privacy. Governments are another matter.
• charcircuit 4y ago
  It's about being too mainstream, not about services' privacy policies.