I mention software freedom whenever I can.
Profile avatar is “kiwi fruit” by Marius Schnabel. CC BY-SA 4.0 | I am not affiliated with OpenMoji.
If you own a device it does what you want. If you don’t own the device it does want you want only if the real owner says you can.
Google wants you to have a profile to better track you, and activity make it difficult to remove and replace default apps. The features in the image may not even require an account in principal or in practice.
When the users are in control of the software running on their devices then “EOL” is dependent the user community’s willingness to work on it themselves.
Prolong your browser for as long as necessary and explore the possibility of using the internet without any web browsers. Firefox is a last stand of competition, and without choice there might as well not be browsers at all.
Is it wise to have such a complex everything-app with no end in sight? (more like, no end in site)
Will the old method of breaking up a company work enough on modern tech companies? Will the 2nd best map software ever catch up in market share?
This add-on needs to:
This add-on may also ask to: **Access your data for all websites
Is there a better option than for it to need unlimited amount of client-side data? Also, why “Access your data for all websites”?-
One day homosexuality will be decriminalized in the United Arab Emirates and Amazon can freely
sellrent digital books on the subject via a Kindle. A book that it can be removed at any time for other reasons, like when they remove 1984 from people’s personal property as they didn’t have the rights to sell that book.