They implemented their own way of doing this. They don‘t use PGP. I don‘t know how it exactly works, but it‘s open source, so you can look at it yourself.

Subject lines are also not encrypted, unlike Tutanota.

Safari on iOS supports extensions out of the box. You can just install adguard or something else and won‘t have any ads.

There are also third party browsers, which yes, use WebKit, but also can block ads.

Dude, Norway is one of the richest countries in the world.

Yes, but it still protects against data breaches. You still have to trust the provider though.

Proton Mail does not encrypt the subject line afaik.

But yes, the content is encrypted.

How is Meta acting anti competitive? I am not defending them, just actually curious. For Microsoft, Alphabet and Apple it makes sense because they control the platforms.

Yes, usually games with anti cheat, like Destiny 2. Although it’s way better nowadays, mostly thanks to Valve.

Some games even have payouts, like Counter Strike. I don‘t understand why it isn’t officially gambling too.

People think big military = war, while in fact it‘s the opposite.

DuckDuckGo results still suck and are not even remotely comparable to Google‘s. The best alternative imo is Qwant, which uses bing and I think also it’s own index.

I honestly can‘t believe that anyone doesn‘t do this. How else would you count calories?

Banning smartphones in schools is stupid, unless you have other alternatives like laptops (where you can block social media). The thing is, the internet is basically a huge library and kids learn how to solve problems on their own. I sometimes see 20-30 year olds who literally don‘t know how to use google and if they don’t know something, they don‘t know how to research it.

I wouldn‘t use it for messaging, but as a social media platform it seems to be working pretty well.

Damn I didn‘t even realize at first. Lmao

That‘s probably because HTML doesn‘t actually has any logic. You basically just need to remember things and what to put where. You should try a programming language, which actually has logic and is therefore easier to understand (imo). The easiest language you can start with is probably python.

I have a yubikey on my keychain for a few years now, no problems so far.

Btw, I would recommend to get at least 2, one you use and one as a backup.

Some people just do it this way. This doesn‘t mean they don‘t have fun. I noticed this happens with books too; people buy books and then track how many they‘ve read, set goals etc. Some people think it‘s stupid, but for some it‘s fun.

Definitely Arrival

This literally happened with abortion rights in the US. People put their health data unencrypted in apps, because they „had nothing to hide“. Then the law changed.