Technically Mullvad didn’t fund them, it was there CEO who did it partially with money he got from working at Mullvad.
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Very reasonable stance.
1·2 days agoMolly is no longer compatible with recent Signal updates, and the developers have stopped updating and monitoring Molly for some time now.
Please don’t spread misinformation, you can easily verify that this is not the case:
There’s no guarantee it’s more private, more secure
The code is opensource. We can independently audit it. There even exists forks, like Molly.
won’t be sold again.
Unlikely imo.
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ActivityPub was one of the first and is a W3C (The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) develops standards and guidelines to help everyone build and enjoy a web based on the principles of accessibility, internationalization, privacy and security) recommendation: https://www.w3.org/TR/activitypub/
Literally what Bluesky did:
Source: https://xkcd.com/927/
He left WhatsApp after they started enshitifying it. Signal is what WhatsApp was supposed to be: a private messenger.
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Why do you use so much AI content?
I would like to point out that this video (the one by TheHatedOne) provides no sources and presents events that are yet to be proven as the one and only “truth.”
Disclaimer: I’m a GrapheneOS user, but I reject the idea of spreading information and selling it as the truth without providing a single piece of evidence.
and the developers had ignored any complaints on it.
Source? I searched their GitHub issues, and it doesn’t seem like they do.
They’re not actually a domain registrar, and you do not really own the domain.
We’re not actually a domain name registration service, we’re a customer to these. We sit in between the domain name registration service and you, acting as a privacy shield.
I’m currently using Porkbun as the registrar of my choice. They are not good, but they’re a lot better than every other provider I was able to find.
Can you provide anything factual that supports this statement?
Also, don’t feel down because of the downvotes; some people are apparently afraid of “(…) polite and fruitful discussion” and would rather suppress opinions they disagree with.
Another way to think about this whole privacy debate is something I see way too rarely in non-European and English-speaking communities: data protection. Sometimes you don’t care if others know this or that, but knowledge is power, and knowledge about you is power over you.
Example: An employer might not employ you because they find out that you have mental health issues. In Germany, an employer cannot legally request this information, but if you were transparent about it from the beginning, you might have a hard time finding a job.
I guess our only hope is for the EU court to deem it unlawful?
Source? Also, some spaces do not allow politics; could that have been the reason?