autonomoususer 18h ago • 50%
This is just wrong, false information.
autonomoususer 18h ago • 100%
When were they denied access to their copy?
autonomoususer 1d ago • 66%
Hike? Rise. Too low.
autonomoususer 3d ago • 100%
Both. You got time to respond to everyone, go ahead but an auto reply bot works better.
autonomoususer 3d ago • 28%
Google Chrome is not libre software.
autonomoususer 3d ago • 33%
Which lines of its libre software source code are malicous?
autonomoususer 3d ago • 100%
Bro's paying for grep.
autonomoususer 4d ago • 89%
It's working. I'll do it more.
autonomoususer 4d ago • 90%
It's just an example. Put any libre software.
If you don't have bad stuff, this advice isn't for you but you can share it with others.
For example, on WhatsApp, use the whole 25 character limit for profile name. Examples: ``` Bob Moved To Signal.org Alice MovedTo Signal.org CharlieMovedTo Signal.org ``` Say Signal.org, not Signal, because they won't know it's an app. Use your about section too. Same on Discord, Steam, Instagram, etc.
autonomoususer 4d ago • 100%
Small Tech too spreads software we don't control, withholds a libre license text file, bad!
autonomoususer 6d ago • 91%
They do it for financial exploitation and Ars Technica is complicit with laundering their disinformation.
autonomoususer 6d ago • 87%
Wrong, we don't control it. It withholds a libre license text file, bad!
autonomoususer 6d ago • 50%
We do not control it. Discord is anti-libre software. It fails to add a libre software license text file, like AGPL.
autonomoususer 6d ago • 100%
FBI ran a crypto scam?
autonomoususer 7d ago • 100%
Leaking privacy isn't secure.
autonomoususer 7d ago • 88%
A mono culture is not secure.
autonomoususer 1w ago • 100%
Thank you for clarifying your topic. Although, it would be interesting to see how Google's presence might subtly shape language around security.
autonomoususer 1w ago • 57%
Would source code changes tracked by their respective version control systems not show Firefox is more secure from Google's infiltration than Google Chrome and similar derivatives?
autonomoususer 1w ago • 100%
Most people don't make a Pokemon clone and don't need a Tor onion service to stop it getting censored.
autonomoususer 1w ago • 50%
Tor
Automatic calendar synchronisation with no server and no cloud?
**Not just locally on the device!** There must be an error when calling or texting the number. Data must work for internet for Signal, VoIP, etc. This is for a UK PAYG SIM. There should be no way for anyone to demand my number, or for me to leak it, or doing so should be irrelevant as it does not work.
**Need at least the camera, if not that plus a microphone and speakers**, not the lock or bell. Libre Software (Obviously) + End-to-End Encryption Small and easy to hide, so the camera isn't stolen, attacked or bypassed. [Best answer yet](https://lemmy.today/comment/11113163)
UK Banks: HSBC, Lloyds, Starling, Monzo, etc.
**Update** I have come to a decision. Thank you to all who contributed suggestions. Please feel free to keep the discussion going to help others.
Jitsi Meet and Matrix are missing system-wide/background push-to-talk (PTT) (to replace Discord). * **Tell Jitsi** -> github.com/jitsi/jitsi-meet-electron/issues/210 * **Tell Matrix** -> github.com/element-hq/element-web/issues/15284 * **Tell Element Call** -> call.element.io (Settings > Feedback) * **Tell SimpleX** -> github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/issues/2398 Alternatives (obviously must be cross-platform end-to-end encrypted libre software)?
Banned for suggesting violence against children is bad after being harassed by another commenter. I reported them, removed all contributions and withdrew my participation in that community until the issue is resolved. Turns out they are a community moderator and banned me for reporting them breaking their own rules on civility. They continued to provoke and escalate after I disengaged.
Lemmy is software anyone can develop and everyone controls, libre software, which makes it very hard for Lemmy to abuse us. To keep it this way, share the ideas of software freedom. 1. Always check its software license: always check it is [libre software](https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html) (video guide [here](https://youtu.be/Ag1AKIl_2GM)). 2. Also avoid service as a software substitute. 3. Libre software plus decentralisation [federation or peer-to-peer] is ideal. 4. Remember, ['open source' misses the point.](https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/open-source-misses-the-point.en.html) If we focus on warning against individual apps, we must repeat our time and effort everytime new malware appears. So, target a common property: its software license. **With proprietary software, we are not the user, we are the used.**
Discord blocks 3rd-party apps. Discord is not libre software.