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by dombili 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
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by dombili 11y ago
Yeah, which is worse because it creates a false sense of security.
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by dombili 11y ago
Telegram is a pro-privacy app? In what universe?
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by dombili 11y ago
While that's true, keep in mind that not everyone who bought Peace know who Marco Arment is. I don't even think he released the app using his name. Customers who bought the app only because it was the top app in the App Store at t
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by dombili 11y ago
Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing.
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by dombili 11y ago
I'm not sure how smart it is to give people advice on privacy and which software to use to avoid surveillance via a traditional book. I'd much rather get my advice from EFF's Surveillance Self-Defense or TTC's Security I
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by dombili 11y ago
Here you go: 1- http://i.imgur.com/5WjIJ5M.png 2- http://i.imgur.com/A1VHspL.png This is about it. When you click on any link, it takes you to the website itself.
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by dombili 11y ago
Content providers (from ad networks to movie studios) need to realise that you can only go so far. Ads have become more than ads. They track you wherever you go, not just online but offline too and people are starting to realise how intrusi
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by dombili 11y ago
That's my reasoning behind deleting tweets as well. They just aren't worth preserving. I only tweet about the things I'm passionate about, which are human rights, privacy and politics so I can and do tweet impulsively to vent
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by dombili 11y ago
My main reason is that I don't want to write to an audience of bots. I'm using twitter semi-anonymously so none of my real life friends follow me there (I don't have a separate account for this), so people who follow me and I
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by dombili 11y ago
Yep, that's what I meant. Maybe I shouldn't have used the word annoying as there's no way for the app to know that and it's simply working as intended.
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by dombili 11y ago
Instapaper is annoyingly great at remembering where you left off in an article. I was a Pocket user too (though not a paid one) but I switched to Instapaper because I felt like Pocket was losing focus. I'm a happy paid Instapaper user
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by dombili 11y ago
It's sad that you've created an account just to make this comment.
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by dombili 11y ago
1. I agree that this can be annoying at times, but you can disable this. Settings > Advanced > Show full website address 2. I have no answers for this one, other than to say that I haven't experienced it.
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by dombili 11y ago
That's true to an extent, but with the search bar you have a choice. I can use Google (or Yahoo Search, since that's been the default option for some time now) to get better results but less privacy, or I can use DDG to get slight
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by dombili 11y ago
That actually makes it worse. At least if there was a transaction between two companies, I would've undertood Mozilla's decision. Now it makes zero sense.
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by dombili 11y ago
I wouldn't go so far as saying it was appalling, but it was in bad taste. No one doubts Americans are ahead of everyone else in terms of science and exploration, so they certainly deserve to celebrate however they want, but science and
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by dombili 11y ago
In deals like this, service providers don't have the upper hand, content providers do. Apple wouldn't have been able to offer free 3 month trial if record companies wouldn't have agreed to it. Maybe I'm misinformed, but
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by dombili 11y ago
Not sure I understand this argument. Shouldn't she complain about the record companies rather than Apple? It's not like Apple's making money during that free 3 month period.
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by dombili 11y ago
I don't disagree with you. I'm not siding with Google or Fastmail and I don't use their services but I can see why would someone leave Google and choose Fastmail just because they don't want to be tracked by Google. Of c
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by dombili 11y ago
Google's alleged involvement with the PRISM program however, wasn't.
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by dombili 11y ago
It would've been great to have this available on mobile too. Do they expect people to cook next to their computers? Phones/tablets are _the_ device to use in the kitchen for this sort of thing.
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by dombili 11y ago
Faster speeds? It's the same: New rMBP: http://www.apple.com/macbook-pro/specs-retina/ Old rMBP: https://web.archive.org/web/20150424183842/http://www.apple....
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by dombili 11y ago
Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJdGblrWX9o
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Announcing the Internet.org Platform(newsroom.fb.com)
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by dombili 12y ago
Huh, I didn't know that. Thanks for the link.
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by dombili 12y ago
Yeah, I'm aware of that, but doesn't that require a smartphone with TextSecure installed? I don't own a smartphone. (I accept that I'm a weirdo.)
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by dombili 12y ago
Congrats on the launch of Signal 2.0. I hope it'll be a popular app, but I have a question slightly off topic: Why can't we get an app like Signal for the desktop? Yes, I'm aware there are alternatives for the desktop (mainly
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by dombili 12y ago
Wouldn't surprise me if that's the case, or at least if it's a factor in increased downloads. My default mail client on Windows is Postbox, but ever since I started using PGP, I switched to Thunderbird because Enigmail doesn&
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by dombili 12y ago
He's not getting a pardon anytime soon (which is a shame), but in the long run, I don't see how this hurts.

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