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airikr

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  • Map Apps for GrapheneOS

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  • Then OsmAnd is the right map app for you.

    Other say that Organic Maps is better, but after testing it while travelling, I don't understand how. The road instructions was barely seen while you could clearly see it in OsmAnd.

  • Screenshots of Old Desktop OSes

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  • Please fix link. No URL should ever have HTTP, only HTTPS. Plus, the website does not work on Privacy Browser. Fishy.

  • Google's reCAPTCHA Fails De-Googled Android Users, Impacting Privacy

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  • Yepp. It's like EU have only soft-banned that shit.

  • Google's reCAPTCHA Fails De-Googled Android Users, Impacting Privacy

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  • Unfortunately, I can't give you more than 1 upvote. Want to give you tens of upvotes because I agree with you so bloody much!!

    EU have "banned" Google Analytics. It's time for banning reCAPTCHA too, but hard banning - both of them!

  • Microsoft Edge: Passwords end up in memory as plaintext

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  • For privacy minded people: beware for that link since it uses reCAPTCHA.

  • Microsoft Edge: Passwords end up in memory as plaintext

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  • Not if you disable JavaScript. I was able to read the article with Privacy Browser on Android with JS disabled by default. Readeck was also able to and save the whole article on my server.

  • Serenum: a weather service that really respects your privacy

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  • The Most Dangerous VPN of All Time (Onavo)

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  • Yes, mine, but I don't want to share the link to it.

  • Flo period tracker sells user data to Meta and Google

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  • Use softwares that are open sourced and be happy. There's plenty of period tracking apps on F-Droid.

    Open sourced softwares can't hide trackers from users since the source code must be up-to-date. If not, people will be suspicious. And if a open sourced software do use trackers, the community will complain... a lot!

  • The Most Dangerous VPN of All Time (Onavo)

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  • What description? :) You wrote the title of the video. That itself explans the topic of the video, but nothing more. We who don't opens the link wants to know in short what the video is truly about.

    Anyway. I say good buy now :) Take care.

  • The Most Dangerous VPN of All Time (Onavo)

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  • Honestly, writing a summary of a video uploaded to YouTube is a very valid thing to do for any YouTube video (I am not alone with not opening links that goes to Big Tech's services). Just copy and paste the video's description, use DeepL or Offline Translator to translate it if it is not in English. Super easy to do. And if the video does not have any description, just write what the video is all about (but explains more than the title does). Doesn't have to be a long summary.

    And for the Piped instances. Yes, unfortunately a lot of them are not working. That is why I installed it on my own server last year or so. But I would rather see a link to a Piped instance than a link to YouTube. That way I have a choice to switch instance. But with a link that leads to youtube.com, I need to copy the URL (if I can) or open the link and spam Esc or the X icon in hope that Google will not log anything about me. Just use piped.video (the official instance) and people will be happy. Much more privacy-friendly, too.

  • The Most Dangerous VPN of All Time (Onavo)

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  • Yeah, I know. But wanted to say it anyway.

  • The Most Dangerous VPN of All Time (Onavo)

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  • Never ever post a link to YouTube in a channel that are about privacy! Link to a privacy-friendly front-end like Piped instead.

  • Google Starts Scanning All Your Photos As New Update Goes Live

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  • People are habits animals and some people are more habits animals than others.

  • Signal in 2026?

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  • If you don't care about sharing your phone number with Signal and a third-party company (Signal refuses to state what company it is) that send the text message with the activation code to you. And if you don't care that everything will be saved on servers maintained by Amazon in USA.

    Then yes, Signal is the right app for you even in 2026.

    But if you do care (and you should) about your phone number and the location of your data, you should focus on something more privacy like XMPP (Snikket would be the easiest way to setup your own server) and SimpleX.

    XMPP (for an example Snikket) uses OMEMO and OMEMO is based on Signal Protocol.

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    A tool that enhances privacy of pictures for Android

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  • This app can come very handy sometimes. But it didn't detect all faces in a group photo. There were 16 people in that group photo and 14 of them got their faces censured.

    I understand that the app are in a early stage (v1.0).

  • Whats a privacy friendly way of learning a new language?

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  • If you want to learn Japanese, I can highly recommend KanaDojo.

  • fuck github

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  • Being far-right does not indicates that person is a teenager. I know (not personally, but because they exists and you can read/hear about them) many far-right people who are above 20 years old (Trump as of one example). But that's for a whole other discussion (politic and religion).

  • fuck github

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  • Aha. Unfortunately, I don't know either, but what I do know is that Codeberg are a very open place to have your source code on.

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    Serenum: a weather service that really respects your privacy

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  • Open Source @lemmy.ml
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    Serenum: a weather service that really respects your privacy

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
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    What is the catch with Epic Games' free games?

  • Linux @lemmy.ml
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    The sidepanel in Thunar v4.18.8 is complete rubbish!

  • Unixporn @lemmy.ml
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    EndeavourOS Xfce

  • Privacy @lemmy.ml
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    Serenum: a weather service that respects your privacy

    serenum.org
  • Open Source @lemmy.ml
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    Serenum: a weather service that respects your privacy

    serenum.org
  • Open Source @lemmy.ml
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    Serenum API: a weather API that are open sourced

    codeberg.org /serenum/api