She can use a different launcher to get rid of the Google search
She can use a different launcher to get rid of the Google search
Adequate funding and having a chair that isn’t in the back pocket of industry.
Her enforcement is getting a fair bit of push back from the courts though, unsurprisingly mostly Republican appointees.
Lina Khan is awesome
“He has a license plate reader, he has facial recognition, he can read IP addresses from your cell phone or watch,” Amanda Bellemere, owner of Brywood Shopping Centre, explained. “He knows who you are basically.”
Definitely not thrilled, and he says in the comments that ars does not benefit financially from this.
Honestly this sucks. My network just upgraded to 5.5G, my girlfriend was over for sexy time last night. Her network is 4G, my cockring just stuck my dick to my stomach, no attraction at all. I had to get rid of all ferrous metals in my apartment.
The title is misleading, or false.
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/wiki/uBlock-Origin-works-best-on-Firefox
This document explains why uBO works best in Firefox.
Their privacy policy says this
5.2. Do Not Track
Zen Browser automatically honors “Do Not Track” requests by default. We ensure that no tracking of your activity occurs, in compliance with this setting
DNT is voluntary, no one respects it, it makes you stand out, and is a known tracking vector.
It has some of the proprietary stuff and telemetry removed
Yes that works, and you can also use something like URLCheck and just drop that path
I just tried it on a Firefox fork on Android. Works fine if you spoof the useragent.
I hate that bs
Section 230 of the CDA
I am not the person you are replying to.
I read a lot of papers and it is hard if you don’t have background knowledge of the subject. If it’s something I am really interested in, then I will dive deep, if it’s not I will probably let it go when I get to the point where I no longer grasp what’s being said.
William Gibson’s Ugly Shirt come to life
I very much doubt it’s malware. This is from the same developer as DivestOS, Mull, Mulch, etc.
It’s offline except when you update databases. Nothing in firewall logs except when you update. App Manager scans look clean.
This isn’t a Firefox issue.
I don’t use Brave search, but usually search engine preferences are stored in a local cookie. Are you deleting cookies on quit by any chance?
It usually takes a few days. If you use droid-ify its there if you enable the newpipe upstream repo. You are not of course getting it from f-droid then.
It might depend on the specific Android flavor. I tried that on an old phone, and while I could disable the actual Google search (tapping in the search bar did nothing) I could not remove the search bar. I also could not find a way to have it open my preferred search engine.