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chmars
8y ago
Yep, but why can't I run Night Shift without locations services? My time zone is, after all, known … And I would even enter my exact location if possible. (I don't really mind location services with regard to Apple, however, for a
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chmars
8y ago
Thanks for mentioning Fleetsmith, I have been looking for such a service for some time! (Jamf Now usually gets mentioned but it's not my thing …)
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chmars
8y ago
Just one example: In Safari, Open 'safe' files after downloaded is enabled by default … (Yep, 'safe' files, not safe files, it's almost like a long-running joke by some Safari developer.)
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chmars
8y ago
Interesting: If I deny System Services location access for 'Setting Time Zone', my iMac 5K changes the color temperature … (Security & Privacy / Location Services / System Services / Details / Setting Time
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Wild wild certs
(erdgeist.org)
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chmars
8y ago
Thank you!
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chmars
8y ago
You are right, my use of "Europe" was too broad.
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chmars
8y ago
Users too – and developers are following suit, except for some special use cases … (Unfortunately, useful notifications for iPhone apps depend on an Apple Watch app.)
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8y ago
The app and website have been working for me. Geoblocking is obviously not that easy …
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8y ago
Same here. I don't even dare that by paying for a premium subscription, I lost my 6-month trial period …
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8y ago
How's the privacy record of Pocket? At first sight, https://getpocket.com/privacy doesn't look GDPR-compliant. It doesn't mention rights of the data subject, there's no address of a data protection repre
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The next ten years of Instapaper
(blog.instapaper.com)
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8y ago
Isn't it anyway safe to assume that Internet providers worldwide have to give access to security services etc. (or are even happy to cooperate without any legal pressure)?
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8y ago
Melatonin is usually not (freely) sold in Europe while it can be easily bought in the US like vitamin pills or cod liver oil. Is there a recommendable online option with international delivery? (I don't consider the usual 'online
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8y ago
Some background (as linked in the tweet): https://adguard.com/en/blog/adguard-pro-discontinued/
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Warning to devs making VPN apps for iOS that block content
(twitter.com)
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8y ago
Many folks are obviously not that busy. Simple TV consumption for example is still a few hours a day … And I am not included in that average, so a lot of folks spend a substantial time of their day with passive screen use.
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8y ago
Nobody is really GDPR-ready, however, data privacy law is about being good enough. Yep, there isn’t full compliance ever. Instapaper looks very desperate with its GDPR-lockout of EU users. I guess the EU market is mostly lost …
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8y ago
I am fine with paying a reasonable subscription fee for Instapaper. Privacy – if guaranteed – has its value too. (At the moment, Instapaper blocks EU users because it’s obvious violating the GDPR, that’s troublesome …)
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8y ago
AirPlay support would be great though … I hate that I have to use the Sonos app and cannot directly play music from a Mac or iPhone.
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8y ago
I am actually quite happy with USB-C: Charging has become easier since I can has the ports on both sides of my MacBook. Dongles are necessary, however, they have been necessary for as long as I can remember with Macs. Of course, a native HD
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A hacker figured out how to brute force iPhone passcodes
(zdnet.com)
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It’s called Threema: https://threema.ch/en (Signal is free, though, and Open Source …)
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Does it still provide a list of user access rights for single files and directories on Team Drives?
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Important Security Update (Netgear Arlo)
(community.netgear.com)
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8y ago
Apps using Electron are – among others – Signal, Slack and Zoom: https://electronjs.org/apps
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8y ago
It’s not a bank: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17057934
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I hope that search options will become available again. With the last revamp, Google removed the option to get all results in chronological order.
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The Spacebar That Broke the Camel’s Back: Why I Switched from Mac to Windows
(medium.com)
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9y ago
According to art. 27 GDPR, affected data processors outside the EU have to establish a data privacy representative in the EU. In addition, authorities could for example seize local servers in the case of non-compliance. In many EU countries
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