falleng0d
Joined 4 years ago
Joined 4 years ago
Is it too much to ask to be able to not give up data for “improvements” but keep the functionality?
I know that Google does a lot of bad stuff but we don’t need to make up stuff they just aren’t doing
This doomsday messaging an alarmism is only serves to degrade the whole cause
edit: and before someone say that they also don’t want that then let’s criticize it for what it is (opting users to feature without consent). We don’t need to make stuff up, it really doesn’t help.
War and spying has been a thing for a long time now. I think it’s unreasonable to expect countries to not make use of their respective industries and enterprises to get an edge on each other.
The fact is that this kind of hardware is just very good for that so as I a costumer, I feel you and I think the best we can do is buy a custom hardware and install a custom OS. Like open-wrt.
But I will not complain of my country doing that because when I see adversaries doing it, it’s completely reasonable that it also do. In fact, game theory, mandates it.
We can do it, but we shouldn’t expose ourselves for the possibility of our opponents doing it. That simple
And a lot of us would be better off releasing our dumb ideas too. The world has a lot of issues and if all you do is talk down and don't try to fix anything yourself. Maybe it's time to get off the web a little and do something else.
Germany can be unsafe and US too to the extent they need national guard to get back control
As a Brazilian I can’t see a future where the people win. It’s not even close it’s full control and all of the power is concentrated in the government upper branch.
The system is designed to keep them in power there is nothing that can be done just leave the country