@Tutanota I don't have a smartphone but I use a basic phone (along with Genymotion for some essential apps). It's less invasive of my privacy, keeps me focused on my surroundings and is really easy to replace. π
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An Open Letter To Open-Source Devs & Software Companies
We are currently seeing interest in #linux and #foss rise both commercially and from a user's standpoint. However, this has resulted in some negative consequences where large corporations are attempting to control the infrastructure that holds FOSS projects together. (Eg: https://itsfoss.com/microsoft-npm-acquisition/ ) As a community that has strongly supported your work, we request that you consider the future of our community when making vital decisions.
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@Tutanota While the EARN IT Act is definitely not a good idea, is there another approach we can use to protect children from abuse? π€
@coding_hedgehog@mastodon.me.uk @omgubuntu Quite true! Infact, many people who have heard of it still think of it mainly as a command-line interface. The lack of advertising is causing a real issue. π€
@omgubuntu That's pretty neat. Linux may yet attract the masses.
@JoshStrobl Are you guys gonna collaborate with Ikey and his new company, Lispy Snake? #linux #games
Take action against #EarnIt: https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/earn-it-barr-encryption/ #Fight4Privacy #Fight4Encryption
@JoshStrobl That looks really nice!
@Tutanota I would love to see how your UI looked back then. π
@resist1984 @Tutanota I am not an expert and I may be wrong but that's probably due to Tutanota not using PGP. They encrypt emails using a custom method for reasons they explained here: https://tutanota.com/faq#pgp. On the other hand, ProtonMail uses PGP. This is one of the key differences between these two great services.
Then, we also have the problem of unencrypted backups on Android and server-client encrypted backups on iOS (over which we have little control) which are 'promoted'. Although, local backups are available, this is not made clearly evident and the process is not very 'streamlined' (to say the least). These issues seem to undermine our privacy despite the strength of the Signal Protocol itself. Don't you think it's time to change? (https://www.thinkprivacy.io/choosing-the-right-messenger)
'Messages that Stay with You'. Are WhatsApp messages really encrypted? True. WhatsApp does use one of the best end-to-end encryption protocols (Signal protocol). However, due to the way WhatsApp works, your messages may not be as private as you think. Firstly, we have the problem of metadata. WhatsApp can seemingly identify the types of files you send, how long you chat with someone and who you chat with.
Dealing with the issues of everyday computing.