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I don't always understand why people expect others to do the "protecting" of privacy for us.

Yes, I agree that there should be standards and measures for privacy protection from institutions and businesses. Leave it to a few bad actors to ruin everything for the majority.

Ultimately, if you're truly concerned of your privacy on this day and age, use the available tools and be mindful of your surroundings and what you're willing to put out there.

"There is no freedom without privacy", blah blah, sounds like whining with expectations from everyone else to do the work for you so you don't have to change and make sacrifices.
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nami 10mo ago

The available tools might not be good enough though. For example firefox has started collecting private data. So what privacy friendly browser can you use? Thinks get harder...

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Free Spirit 10mo ago

Brave. Tor. Ungoogled Chromium. Pick your poison. 😈

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nami 10mo ago

Brave is the same shit operated from a different gang and based on chromium. Even ungoogled chromium is built in such a way that cannot offer some privacy standards that firefox offered for example.

Tor... i don't trust something funded by USA government which uses an old USA navy cryptography. If they could not decrypt, they would not release it to the public. It might be very good for circumventing chinese government restrictions or so, but i consider it like plain text or so for agencies from USA.