el_nino

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by el_nino 6y ago
> This is not "apologetic BS" You started by claiming it's "100% false" and ended up saying changing your mind and agreeing it's true but for a good cause. I agree it's not BS but apologetic it definite
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by el_nino 6y ago
It's also buying good will with users and regulators since privacy became a hot topic in recent times. Google decided to make it a default to delete any data older than 3 or 18 months. This is a clear sign that even 3 month old data ha
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by el_nino 6y ago
> auto-delete activity and location every 18 months by default Does this mean any data older than 3/18 months is deleted or that every 3/18 months they delete everything? P.S. I assume that they may have already put a price on
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by el_nino 6y ago
Google's business model is antithetic with "privacy". This is by design and very much out in the open, they are an advertising company, their revenue is literally and as publicly as possible coming from not keeping your dat
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by el_nino 6y ago
Many companies and worse, public institutions around the world are moving to solidify the destruction of evidence with data retention policies. They may automatically delete any email older than 1 or 2 years, every instant message sent via
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Microsoft takes 4 months to fix premium “personalized email address” feature(answers.microsoft.com)
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by el_nino 6y ago
Just tested over Tor and it works: piratebayztemzmv.onion P.S. Yes, it's their new official "readable" onion site link.
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by el_nino 7y ago
This might be a bit of a rabbit hole. My OnePlus has a relatively clean Android but comes with a few apps like Calculator, Notes, or Chrome that don't seem to be removable. They're also not core functionality. So I wonder how easy