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And to be honest, I realize that, and I'm absolutely fine with it. Maybe some won't be, but the path of idealism isn't always the most convenient.
by NayamAmarshe 4y ago
And to be honest, I realize that, and I'm absolutely fine with it.
Maybe some won't be, but the path of idealism isn't always the most convenient.
- danielheath 4y agoTaking the consequences works fine if you're not responsible for anyone but yourself. "Sorry kids, you aren't going to your friends parties or playing sports with them because my ideals conflict with your reality" is not a tenable position.
- ipaddr 4y agoNot to worry your kids friends will share that they have a party. If you forbid your daughter from dating a guy they will find there way around that somehow.
- mlatu 4y agoyou forgot something... here, just add: "your mileage may vary" and bob's your aunty
- NayamAmarshe 4y ago> Taking the consequences works fine if you're not responsible for anyone but yourself. Yeah, definitely. I'm just responsible for myself. The day I have to be responsible for others, I'll just immigrate to a country where everybody uses Telegram haha.
- rndmio 4y agoTbh I'm kind of amused that you rail against WhatsApp and then went and installed Telegram rather than Signal.
- NayamAmarshe 4y agoI have done my research well and I still support Telegram. I don't think Signal has what is needed to rival WhatsApp. Telegram is a much better option that does not sell your user data and still has the best privacy options. Where most people like to disagree is the security part, but E2EE is not as important to me as long as my privacy is respected.
- pleb_nz 4y agoAgreed, if I need to send encrypted data, I won't be using a messaging app to do it.
- pleb_nz 4y agoMany reasons. Telegram is less evil then Whatsapp and it's best in class UI/UX. It's a compromise. Signal is horrible to use and inconvenient for most people but with e2ee.