PHeLiOn @phelion@librem.one

@feynman@fosstodon.org @kev Another favourite response I've heard about is when people say they 'have nothing to hide' is to ask them to hand over their phone unlocked and pull down their pants.

I'm not sure how often people are fine with that, but if they're not then it'd be best to assume that they've got something to hide and that they're up to no good.

:)

@feynman@fosstodon.org @kev Thomas Drake (NSA-whistleblower) in the 'Nothing To Hide' Documentary:

"If you say you have nothing to fear because you have nothing to hide, so be happy, not worry. I say, okay fine. Turn over the keys to your car, your house, all of your passwords, all of your accounts, medical records. Everything. And I'll put them into a special secure lockbox, but I'm gonna keep it - *I* will keep it for safe keeping... "

"Noone was willing to turn over any of that information to me."

@feynman@fosstodon.org @kev
I've heard 'If you haven't done anything wrong then you've got nothing to hide' a bit too often.

I'd like to collect together a handful of different responses to suit different occasions so that they don't get over repeated and risk losing their effectiveness.

I like to agree: "Yes, and the police should have a spare key to your house and be able to wander in and poke about whenever they feel like it, because if you haven't done anything wrong then you've got nothing to hide."

@Matter @uwehermann @hannibalwhite13@fosstodon.org I still trust it more than I'd trust Whatsapp, Telegram etc. but that's pretty disappointing to hear :(

@uwehermann @Matter @hannibalwhite13@fosstodon.org Does anyone know, offhand, the reasoning behind this? i.e. Does Google require it of them for a Playstore App?

@danielst @switchingsocial@mastodon.at @staltz Thanks for the mention DanielTux! :)
As I attempted to explain in my 'toots' - the Soltices and Equinoxes are fairly arbitrary days that just happen to come with free advertising, so if we can somehow tie in those days to a campaign for people to show some appreciation for the many worthy FLOSS projects they use, then that should help encourage the folks that mean to get round to it but might not, (like myself usually) with a gentle nudge/reminder.

@canteen @switchingsocial@mastodon.at @staltz Hi @canteen - partly why I thought the 'Solstinox' (quarterly) appreciation/donation campaign would be good was that you could donate a small amount to 2 or 3 different projects every 3 months - the Solstices/Equinoxes used as an easy nudge/reminder - and hopefully most of the projects you regularly use and enjoy will get a little cash boost throughout the year. Still a tricky choice but I started with 3 projects I use every day on every machine :)