Btw. does someone know if the area around Yekaterinburg is still contaminated with Antrax or is it save to go there?
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In Switzerland for example the ISP is required to keep a log of your activity. The VPN provider however does not have this obligation by court rule. Reuters article
Maybe not the most loved, but most used software: Steam.
To have a separate VPN for the work profile actually makes sense. You just don't use the work profile for your employers apps and you use the VPN interface for a firewall application. But I feel your pain.
Has your instance defederated from lemmygrad? Otherwise you wouldn't make such claims.
I don't know about web environment integrity or where this will lead but I remember the time trusted computing and TPMs came up. At this time, people were really scared that this is the end of Linux (on PC). Today, I use secure boot (with my MOK) on my consumer distro just fine.
In theory you can willingly and securely share your data with an entity to track you. In practice GOS recommends to use Vanadium because it is more secure. But it doesn't have the same possibilities regarding add-ons and cookie handling as Mull. GOS recommends to use the sandboxed PlayStore because it is more secure than F-Droid. But how do I get then some privacy respecting app alternatives like NewPipe. Also things like giving Seedvault less permissions make it more secure but less useful for a complete backup. Or not to implement a unified location provider (using privacy respecting local and Mozzilla backends) makes it harder to determine your location indoors.
In general I have the impression that GrapheneOS focuses more on security and a bit less on privacy.
Common, don't being a dik.
Swiss politic should stop to harm its defense industrial base. Otherwise the army might be left with SAKs only.