What do you mean? Thunderbird literally IS on Android (F-Droid, Google Store).

A filter some AI used, probably.

Austria, what the fuck? They’re even calling it a “Bundestrojaner” and nobody’s batting an eye?

What’s that table thing above Mario and Toad? Was that in the original game? I can’t remember.

Nah thanks, I prefer to commit crimes at home.

Fully agree. Culpability is dead.

The only time an average person will care about privacy is when it’s taken away from them. Generally speaking, people just don’t care so don’t worry about it too much.

Previously, on Best of Netflix: price increases, flip-flopping on their account sharing stance (currently on “don’t do that”), removing shows without warning, iffy show recommendations by their algorithm, inability to watch shows offline etc.

So, if you’re not already pirating at this point I have to ask: what are you waiting for? Seriously, why are you giving these companies money?

Um, no.

It’s short for Terms of Service.

Nah, it’s a fungass.

Alternate title: executive director of Europol Catherine De Bolleshit doesn’t know what the hell she’s talking about.

I vote for a rebrand of MAGA: Make America Go Aryan.

Shoutout to the laughing emoji for telling me this is funny, otherwise I would not have noticed.

Well, they have their work cut out for them.

Now this is a CAPTCHA I can get behind.

That is probably more than likely the case.

What’s the beef here? I’m out of the loop.

I tried arguing against this, but it’s no use. I tried pointing out how something can be branded illegal retroactively, like 20 years down the line, I tried the “give me your credit card info” approach, nothing took. 90% of the time the counter-argument is usually something to the effect of “big companies know everything about me anyway”, which is just guessing on their part.

I’m just going to take care of my own privacy, because I’m clearly in the minority (present company excluded, of course). Almost everyone I know disregards online privacy completely, so I’m done trying to get a dialogue going with these people; it’s every man for himself. The only way online privacy will become a hot topic among laymen is when something nasty happens and at that point, it will have been too late.

Piracy, actually, but yes. That tweet was such a dumpster fire. All it accomplished was it showed how grossly misinformed Linus was about this topic. How ad blocking equals copyright infringement is beyond me.