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If you do interesting stuff, use a good VPN. But those will also have to either delete their logs (Wireguard is actually worse here) or be brave.
Or Tor…
If you do interesting stuff, use a good VPN. But those will also have to either delete their logs (Wireguard is actually worse here) or be brave.
Or Tor…
Nobody asking themselves how they got all these details of that person?
Reddit doesnt require a full name.
Finally! Their deb was broken even on Ubuntu, and Appimages are no real option.
But the size is insane, Electron is really an issue.
Also, the app just works if your phone is in the same LAN, and requires an open port which is also randomized, so secure firewall configs are very problematic, as you need to open the port manually every time.
Horrible… this is just horrible. The Android app is 300MB and it is the actual client.
The Desktop app is just a relay “receiver”, it doesnt work without the phone.
And it also uses a randomized port everytime which you need to allow, every time… at least using normally secure firewalls.
Thanks for the info
Yep and hope their servers dont have equally bad code.
He says Windscribe sucks. Mullvad obviously not as they are regularly audited
I live pretty well without them currently :)
Never had this. I use a separate profile for Netflix and never had a DRM request outside of Netflix
It is opt-in when you open a site that needs it.
Not defending DRM here but it does not get loaded until I allow it.
DRM is opt-in. For sure it is kind of in favor of Netflix and Co. But they could just forced people to use Chrome, couldnt they?
True, these browsers are all open
Yes but I wonder if they already know these origins.
Afaik they determine “installations” not via downloads from their servers, but started FF apps. All have some unique ID stuff and send that to Mozilla
This person has a ton of browsers!
Ironic, that site straight up doesnt work on Mull, while it works on Vanadium
They mostly use mozilla binaries, but download them once and package the install in their own format.
So this will download once instead of thousands of times
The flatpak is absolutely not a repackaged installer and I dont think the snap is either.
I wonder of they think of all the Linux installs from the various repos. These are nearly all unmodified and will send data to Mozilla, containing an “unknown” install origin.
These may still pull stuff, not per user but per distro.
Wireguard has performance improvements at the cost of NEEDING to store client data longer.