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'We no longer answer to your Brazillian dictatorship' -> Solved. Only if. This is why I love the power of F-Droid, Linux, and things like Apple not making brow
by mrinfinitiesx 2y ago
'We no longer answer to your Brazillian dictatorship' -> Solved. Only if.
This is why I love the power of F-Droid, Linux, and things like Apple not making browsers run its engine under the hood, forced 'App Stores'
You never. Ever. Ever. Force a VPN censorship. Access to the internet is our last hope, as a house divided against itself, falls. To separate the people and control their communications, is an act of war. While this may sound extreme, imagine going to log on the internet and not being able to know whats going on, or contact any of your friends while being told bullshit on local TV channels and curfews being 1pm while not having money to buy groceries.
- throwaway87483 2y agoYeah, having lived through total internet shutdown during anti-government riots, Linux and F-Droid didn't help us much here. If the infrastructure is down, it doesn't matter what technology you're using to access it, and shutting it down at the first sign of trouble for the establishment is quickly becoming the norm in a lot of places. I have a feeling you (currently relatively free countries) will follow in a decade or two, like you have already done with some things. Our governments borrow the worst ideas from each other.
- mrinfinitiesx 2y agoWhat are the solutions then, out of general curiosity?