wire ☑ (not the messaging app) @wire@witches.town

If you want both privacy and security you may want to have a look at these links:

1) Blackphone: https://www.styxblackphone.com/buy-blackphone

2) BSD-based secure phone: https://hackaday.io/project/13145-bsd-based-secure-smartphone

@fluffy I don't know. I'm not into Android ROMs.

I'd suggest people to use ROMs from trusted actors rather than the fancy ones: Fairphone, Replicant…

@Linuxine Mon Dieu. Quelle sale ordure.

Update:
1) Google collects your location with Android, even if you disabled it in the system settings;
2) Facebook (and Google) access to your contacts and use it to make networks;
3) you may give granular permissions to Facebook and Google by rooting your phone and installing a ROM such as Lineage OS or Replicant; and
4) in my country, France, the law allows me to ask them to delete anything I want.

@KyronTheKoala Solution radicale

@KyronTheKoala https://hackaday.io/project/13145-bsd-based-secure-smartphone

@Luern @Dhveszak Je n'ai jamais eu le sentiment que Luern me faisait du mal et je doute qu'elle fasse «du mal» à qui que ce soit. C'est normal de faire des erreurs et tout le monde en fait tous les jours, les gens ne sont pas en sucre; ça ne veut pas dire que Luern ferait du mal aux gens.

Et si vous faites un IRL en Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes je serai très heureux de vous rencontrer.

@Dhveszak @Luern No shit Sherlock

@Luern @Dhveszak Je te trouve très cool.

ETC: «votre projet peut être un document à la typographie travaillée»

Moi: *tape mes cours sous LaTeX depuis 2015*

Moi: https://witches.town/media/QXKbq6BVT0nq9RFMDS4

@Sapphaos Well if Portugal fucks with the net neutrality it seems that the European union lets them get away with this, right?

Antony Joy: I will sell this domain name for $2800

Me: I will buy it for $100

Antony Joy: Here's a $2300 offer

Me: No, $100

Antony Joy: Ok, so you may buy it for $2000 if you wish to

Me: $100

Antony Joy: how can I pay my rant for $100?

Me: I hope you won't pay your rant

So the European union broke the net neutrality?

Portugal (cyberspace) citizens now get amputated of themselves through an amputated Internet, so-called «Smart Net» by someone who's definitely not smart. Economical liberalism uncovered ladies and gentlemen: there's a way to make money of it and a room of "people" found out they could make firewalld rules to deny all connections and only accept a bunch of IPs.

Speaking as a GNU user and a sociology student they may censor the Internet but they ain't censor me publicly laughing at them for their incompetence.

I hope Google will make a VPN for Portugal users. (Is it possible to stack OpenVPN connections? 🤔)

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