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Protest is good, supporting alternatives is better. Two weeks ago we hosted in Coimbra the first portuguese event dedicated to NOSTR, only 15 people showed up
by nunobrito 2y ago
Protest is good, supporting alternatives is better.
Two weeks ago we hosted in Coimbra the first portuguese event dedicated to NOSTR, only 15 people showed up but they travelled north/south of the country to be there.
More people or less people it does not matter, we will raise attention that exist options for using the networks without this constant tracking.
You can also do something too.
- fsflover 2y agoHow about regulations? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23090393 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23090393
- nunobrito 2y agoIf you dive deeper into EU regulations you will soon find they have near-zero interest in user privacy. They are forced by voters to put a show, the practical result is what you see. We shouldn't wait for a government to apply technological measures for our privacy, we should instead be an active part in making sure they exist and become popular.
- fsflover 2y ago> If you dive deeper into EU regulations you will soon find they have near-zero interest in user privacy. I dived into it and didn't see what you suggested. Even Google added "reject all cookies" in EU recently. > we should instead be an active part in making sure they exist and become popular. Why not both? Sent from my Librem 5.
- nunobrito 2y ago> I dived into it and didn't see what you suggested. Even Google added "reject all cookies" in EU recently. Was a silly measure that is Too litle, too slow and too late. A proper measure could have been to request web browsers to define preferred user settings and to use that instead. Cookies are stored/retrieved from web browsers. > Why not both? Sure, go ahead. Maybe some day, something changes.