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I only connect to internet if my tv needs an update. Generally hardware inside TVs are super slow too.
Do I have Nvidia shield connected that been debloated with a simple launcher, which is connected to my router that’s running a VPN + DNS filter.
I only connect to internet if my tv needs an update. Generally hardware inside TVs are super slow too.
Do I have Nvidia shield connected that been debloated with a simple launcher, which is connected to my router that’s running a VPN + DNS filter.
I don’t really get the whole projectors thing when you easily just the do same thing for a TV that’s offline 😆
Just gonna keep cleanurls, it’s better and not so complicated
How does it work? I added the Adguard filter Not doesn’t seem to work like cleanurls
Example searching something on Amazon
Cleanurls
https://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-PS5-Console-Ragnarök-Bundle-5/dp/B0BHC395WW
Ublock
I remember using “Stylish” back in the day, but there was some changing of ownership and data being harvested & sold.
But I guess this is fork of it?
Still using tensor chip, which is basically a rebranded samsung Exynos chip… which Samsung themselves dropped in Europe.
Thought it has already banned? Thought they had the same view as Chinese government to limited information so they can better brainwash people in Russia with propaganda.
Good example is doing pride month, where companies changes their profile picture and so on. They have branches around the world, and some won’t do anything, like the middle east. Money talks and companies doesn’t give a damn.
Did you just assume their gender and race?
More like Android has too much freedom, and many things are banned.
While Apple bends over and follow the rules of CCP, so they can keep their manufacturer/supplier.
Just going to add to that
Apple removes Hong Kong protest app, Quartz news app following Chinese criticism https://www.techspot.com/news/82284-apple-removes-hong-kong-protest-app-quartz-news.html
Apple’s Compromises in China: 5 Takeaways https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/17/technology/apple-china-privacy-censorship.html
Apple limited a crucial AirDrop function in China just weeks before protests https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/30/apple-limited-a-crucial-airdrop-function-in-china-just-weeks-before-protests.html
Apple has stored the data of thousands of customers on Chinese servers and censored apps https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-data-china-censors-apps-nyt-2021-5?op=1
Apple made secret 5-year $275B deal with Chinese government https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/12/07/apple-made-secret-5-year-275b-deal-with-chinese-government
I’m using aegis, but maybe Proton Pass could be good?
Was that reply for me?
All Their services are online based right? I don’t understand why using their proprietary servers is an argument here.
Get started by creating a free Proton Drive account today (if you don’t already have one). We are rolling out Docs starting today, and the feature will be available to all users over the next couple of days.
You can use it for free ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Doesn’t matter when occurred in the past. You can be target if you have posted or done something that CCP didn’t approve of. What’s happening in Hong Kong with the “national security law”.
Becoming like North Korea day by day
counterespionage law already pushed a lot business and investment away from China.
Not to mention a lot of stabbing targeting foreigners by nationalist https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-06-25/japanese-mother-child-attacked-with-knife-in-city-near-shanghai
I don’t understand who be interested going to China anymore
I remember that Firefox had unique identifiers when downloading from the website. https://www.ghacks.net/2022/03/17/each-firefox-download-has-a-unique-identifier/ So that’s probably how they are tracking everything.
For me I use repos like winget or chocolatey And I guess there are tons of options on Linux.
Okay Amber, what’s the verdict on that?