Red kiwi, they taste better.

Fine the company. Take the capital (which will have to serve the community), fine and jail the executives!

Companies are as accountable as the executives.

It’s still not enough!

It’s God™ crying of human stupidity that caused the floods.

The good old physical sale with ID want to say something.

Beside what is said, sometimes Lemmy appears in search results. It’s a factor of growth.

France is here a better example. The Gendarmerie has its own distribution based on Ubuntu called GendBuntu. The state developed Tchap, a messaging system based on matrix. And many are looking to Linux to simply cut the cost like the french army.

Side note: The app Fedilab has its package name based on the french government open source projects (fr.gouv.etalab.mastodon).

Why not both?

The point isn’t what they did or do. It’s what they claim. They claim to care about you and your privacy but comply with governments.

If they really care about privacy, they would allow sideloading of apps to circumvent bans. But, in fact, they created a walled garden where the walls follows the governments requirements to maximize the profits at the cost of the privacy.

It’s was a thing years ago and became a thing again last month or in February in nightly.

The option showed up in 123 if I remember correctly.

I thought it was to steal our gas? /S

It’s not about privacy if you’re paying. Privacy can’t be negotiated. This is a hard fact. It’s privacy or nothing.

Dreams are free and can’t be tracked.

Doesn’t CPO means Chef of marketing and communication, does it?

It’s not about EU citizenship but if you are actually living in the EU.

You need to activate the developers options/debug menu:

Settings -> About Fennec -> tap on the fennec logo multiple times

Go back to settings the option to install from files should appear.

Reminder that Firefox nightly and Fennec (Mull should be fine too) can install add-ons from file on Android.

Lol

It’s one of the argument in the article. It has to be easier and more like the paper before the internet.

Hard paywalls don’t work and people choose free information instead.