@setupspawn 3 more Google secrets:
They:
-read the text of all incoming and outgoing Gmail messages.
-build a complete profile of YOU by name from emails, searches, video history, and location
-with photos and google assistant, harvest your bio identifiers (voiceprints and facial geometry)
@SMDWizard@TutaPrivacy A mi, me gusta Artix. Es un distro "rolling". Significa que no se instala cada 2 o 3 años por una actualizaión de la base. Ademas, es una rama de Arch que no se usa Systemd, y casa todo que vas a querer para instalar se ubica en el AUR.
@Edubbs2008@TutaPrivacy You can't be serious:
Linux doesn't require paid licenses (from IBM, Oracle, HP). It's Open Source (GPL); free to use, modify, and distribute. It's hardware support is not tied tied specific vendor hardware, and it's highly portable. All untrue for UNIX SV.
@ProtonSupport Yes, as the red headed step-children, we who are smart enough to avoid systemd are languishing in a non-GUI world when it comes to ProtonVPN.
How hard is it to make a little GUI wrapper for Wireguard without any init sytem hooks? I can manage my own init...
@infowars@BreannaMorello Hopefully, Trump is trying to give Cornyn an off ramp before humiliating him by endorsing Paxton...can't believe Trump would endorse the swamp creature.
@vivaldibrowser On any computer: automatically boot up a flash drive, format the hard drive and install a Linux system. That way no un-install of Windows is necessary. On any Android phone I buy (Pixel) automatically root it and install GrapheneOS thereby deleting the stock google OS.
@JackaJean@EricLDaugh Then you obviously didn't take 6th grade social studies. U.S. Constitution does not explicitly state anywhere that the government has a general duty to protect citizens from harm. The democrats are morons but you are not helping by posting ignorantly.
@WindowsCentral Fewer compromises like total lack of privacy in every aspect?
Windows tracks users via logs, application launches, file access, search queries, and browsing history.
Advertising IDs are assigned to devices, allowing Microsoft to deliver targeted ads.
Linux does none of that.
@xdadevelopers Your article is good but you didn't take into account init systems. Systemd init is a huge attack vector. KDE on MX Linux is a good choice.
@Shivam25mishra None of those. MX Linux is the choice. Comes default with XFCE desktop (very Windows 7 like) but able to customize if desired. Plus, no systemd init = Very important....
@davepl1968 No way. Even without all the tracking and spying the OS is a bloated monstrosity full of instability and annoyances. It's also prone to virus attacks. None of that exists in the Linux world and Linux has always been free...
@WhatsApp Liar, liar, pants on fire:
Meta (WhatsApp's parent company) is bieng sued over the false claim that messages are private:
https://t.co/Xlg6HRp26v
@Itsfoss Microsoft.
The Feds obtained access to encrypted computers...through Microsoft’s own recovery keys.
The development emerged from United States v. Tenorio (https://t.co/Ub4ckmndQ1), a fraud case in Guam tied to alleged misuse of pandemic unemployment funds.
@ash_twtz Much software is made for Linux. You would be surprised how many alternatives there are for the things you use on windows. Most are superior as well. Do some research and you just might find yourself in a better place.