Palantir Orphan Hunter
murmelade
Was born. Didn’t like it.
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murmelade@lemmy.mlto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Reminder/invitation to contribute to OpenStreetMapEnglish
2·10 months agoCan I contribute somehow without turning on location on my phone?
I don’t disagree and like I said, you won’t find much better free privacy-oriented email services. Their filter is rather heavy-handed when it comes to “undesirable” domains and as a pirate I’ve run into it enough to seek other services.
Your view of the world is quite reasonable, I think!
Their privacy policy expressly states they have access to metadata and they have a non-public blacklist which filters “undesirable” domains. Try creating an account on zlibrary using your Protonmail.
Also worthy of notice, they are legally forced to hand over shitloads of user data as seen in their transparency report.
Not to be a tinfoil hat guy, there’s good reason for this and there’s no free email service that is much better privacy-wise. The actual content of your mails are probably safe with Proton.
I deleted my Protonmail after learning about their metadata filtering practices. The more you learn about Proton the sketchier they seem.
Not having Nitro bullshit alone is very attractive to me.
murmelade@lemmy.mlto
DeGoogle Yourself@lemmy.ml•Your guide to a new Music Streaming service (Reworked)English
2·1 year agoWow! Care to expand a bit on your process?
I used to love Spotify’s Discover Weekly but those bastards fixed the adfree cracked one I were using and boy do I miss it.
edit: oh look, they fixed the apk again. Just in time for next weeks Discover Weekly.
murmelade@lemmy.mlto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Open source audio / music player suggestionsEnglish
4·2 years agoI use Fossify Music Player
What’s scary is that tracking tech is so good they don’t even need to listen to you to know what you’ve been talking/thinking about.
murmelade@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for eBook reader devices, pleaseEnglish
3·2 years agoI read on my phone amoled display in dark mode with the app Cool Reader.
From the FAQ: AdNauseam simulates clicks on Ads by issuing an AJAX request to the adserver in a background process. This request is made without opening any additional windows or pages on your computer. The text-only request is safely discarded by AdNauseam before it has a chance to execute in the browser (no DOM is constructed and no code is ever allowed to run). Further, all cookies from AdNauseam’s visits are automatically blocked before they reach the browser’s local storage.
Have you tried shock therapy?