Andreas Schmeil

Engineering & research @hegiasvr, #WebXR & #HomeAssistant enthusiast, family man, and, privacy does matter.

[Sergei Galkin @sergeyglkn]

Why do we only play piano in MR?

I think it’s the perfect tool to learn to play guitar👇🏻

[Misha @mishadavinci]

Web3 is the FUTURE.

If you want to master web3 (in months instead of years), study these in chronological order:

[Danny Yaroslavski @dannyaroslavski]

Brilliant

[Diego @dmarcos]

Thanks to all folks from the @aframevr community that consistently help others in Slack, Discord, Stack Overflow questions, Github issues... It’s essential and hard work that is not very often acknowledged. Deep respect 🙏

[Home Assistant @home_assistant]

Ai, ai, ai. Bad news Tuesday. @Sonos has announced it will shut down the Snips Console, rendering local voice option Snips useless. https://t.co/cSAGpXQjlx

[Home Assistant @home_assistant]

Happy birthday Firefox! 15 years is a great milestone. Keep it up and keep users data private! ❤️

[Bronwyn Williams @bronwynwilliams]

I approve of this plan #privacymatters

https://t.co/NQy4f61oZ7

[DuckDuckGo @DuckDuckGo]

Most people now know companies like Google & Facebook collect & sell your data. Yet some people still think, "So what? I have nothing to hide." Here's five compelling reasons to tell them why your privacy is worth more than you think!

https://t.co/r7xERPuIdv

[Marco Borradori @MBorradori]

FESTIVAL ESTIVI, LUGANO BATTE COMO
@corrieredicomo “Dal 28/06 al 4/08 Lugano sarà animata da oltre 500 eventi..Impietoso ogni confronto con Como”
Un bel riconoscimento a Lugano,agli sforzi e all'energia che profonde nell'organizzazione di eventi di qualità
https://t.co/0TPqvZDUEA

[Proton @ProtonPrivacy]

While trying to convince us all that they take user #privacy seriously, Google is prohibiting ad blockers in Chrome. Trackers will be able to follow your activity across the Internet - and Google will be able to continue collecting its ad-based revenue.
https://t.co/kFau4vnyiw

[Abby Martin @AbbyMartin]

This is really horrifying and a sad day for press freedom. Shame to everyone who celebrated this injustice. Assange’s crime is doing journalism that exposed US empire & his extradition marks a dark precedent that affects us all #FreeAssange

[DuckDuckGo @DuckDuckGo]

No, Facebook, no!

Promising to open a data center in Canada does not mean you can negotiate an exemption from their data protection laws.

Privacy is a human right, not a bargaining chip.

https://t.co/XRVj8it0u3

[Alison Hartson @HartsonForCA]

Venezuela – the real story by real journalists and how #MSM is complicit in this manufactured humanitarian crisis. #HandsOffVenezuela #TYTArmy @EmpireFiles @AbbyMartin

https://t.co/z426VVBCFM

[Amanda Cosco @amanda_cosco]

Trying new hair colours with @YouCamApps at #CES2019 #SmartMirror #AR #AI

[Mozilla Reality @mozillareality]

Yesterday, @htcvive announced at #CES2019 that we will be bringing Firefox Reality to all of their headsets as their default browser. Check it out in the all-in-one Vive Focus today and coming soon to Vive desktop headsets!

https://t.co/IRG4dPHxtk

[DuckDuckGo @DuckDuckGo]

DuckDuckGo served over 9 Billion private searches in 2018 (and is on pace to shatter that record in 2019)!

Despite our traffic growth, though, the number of personal profiles we store remains unchanged.

It's still zero.

https://t.co/qlSaz4j9ZH

[Andreas Schmeil @aschmeil]

https://t.co/9bEO1KauRp

[DuckDuckGo @DuckDuckGo]

Well how about that? You all helped us hit a milestone 20 million anonymous searches in one day!

We've no idea how many people that is, but at 231 searches a second that's a lot of personal data that hasn't been stored, shared or sold. Thank you all! 😊🍰
https://t.co/X9myVZ8ubS

[Andreas Schmeil @aschmeil]

The Web began dying in 2014, here's how https://t.co/WcMHNQ7YuA via @andrestaltz