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Hard to beat tiktok
Hard to beat tiktok
You realize they’ve been doing chip making way longer then we have
What can you do with it that you cannot already
They already were, but how they can use this dangerous advance semiconductor manufacturing to get a couple more fps on among us
Chip manufacturing advancements is awesome for everyone. Oh no, good technology advancements but Americans didn’t make it!
It was no normal gadget.
It’s literally just a hauwei android phone lol
If you’re on their device, assume it’s a giant surveillance device. If you’re forced to do company work on your device, stick it in a VM.
You should probably do it on computer rather then on mobile. That’s why work applications are designed for computer and not your phone.
How expensive is it to run a dead mastodon instance lol. Ppl do this out of pocket already in the greater mastodon ecosystem. Hell, we’re talking on an example of that. Is the instance owner of your instance doing this out of pocket?
I wouldn’t say it’s square one, it currently exists and is usable right now at least. So the laws haven’t won yet. It definitely can be more prevalent though.
Nvm that may be a GrapheneOS only thing, idk
That’s an attack on e2ee, not on any specific provider. CSAM is just one of the ways they use to criminalize encryption.
You can erase the eSim. You can also turn it off, but I’m not sure to what extent is it disabled.
It doesn’t have full hardware access, it’s sandboxed.
It’s e2ee, that’s just for them to legally cover their ass. They have zero knowledge of what’s uploaded.
Something like Proton Cloud, or a self hosted Nextcloud instance. If it’s encrypted, it’s nobody’s business.
Probably Linux. It took me a couple of attempts, but at a certain point I got more motivated to stick with it and research how to fix problems instead of quitting it. That gave me a lot of general Linux knowledge to where it’s much comfier now.
You’re paying to reserve some space in their cloud to store your encrypted bits. If you exchange money for that space, then you’re entitled for it to be encrypted and private.
Idk how it works on iphone but enable uBlock Origin if you can
For most computer stuff, whatever has the best Linux support, because Linux is the operating system I use btw