Carbon Passports: The Looming Surveillance Dystopia
https://reclaimthenet.org/carbon-passports-the-looming-surveillance-dystopia?utm_source=fediverse
@abortretryfail I fully understand that some people might get upset that people exercise their software freedom to e.g., make expensive commercial versions -- but it is a right that we care about, and a right that is important for FLOSS.
One can also often solve it by using a good copyleft license (GPLv3, AGPLv3 are good choices for that, companies like to avoid them), instead of making up your own license that the community and authors have a very fundamental disagreement about....
UN Chief António Guterres Advocates for “Sustainable Development Goals” (Including Digital ID) and Enhanced Data Sharing at WEF 2024
@KryptoBlok @gabriel You'd love Miles Mathis then. He has articles on why so many major world events, both current and historic might be manufactured psyops. He uses logic and photo analysis to show how things might be staged. A lot of his stuff my sound absurd at first, but trust me, you will starting wondering after reading his essays. I think this guy is severely underrated and needs more attention.
@Jain @icedquinn @Mr_NutterButter They complied with non-Swiss court orders in the past. Just look at their transparency report from 2018.
https://web.archive.org/web/20181020170954/https://protonmail.com/blog/transparency-report/
If you look at their new transparency report, they don't even offer descriptions anymore, and they comply more than they resist, so who knows what it truly going on.
ProtonMail has other flaws. For one, if you want to end-to-end encrypt your emails using PGP/GPG, you can't provide your own keys. ProtonMail generates them server side using your password. The only person who should have access to your private keys is you.
Mr_NutterButter is right that no email service is truly private as you can never know what they are truly doing unless you have physical access to the server, but I wouldn't trust ProtonMail just because of these two flaws.
My recommendation would be to use fedora.email which is run by @sjw (registrations are currently disabled but maybe you can PM him if you want an account) or posteo.de, which is a paid service (1 EUR/month and accepts cash-by-mail like Mullvad VPN) and allows third-party mail clients and using your own GPG keys.
Chromebooks foisted on students? Teachers monitoring what children do outside of the classroom via nonfree software? Surveillance of children is common, and it's at your child's school, too. Support #FreeSoftware https://u.fsf.org/32h
@Fiddle That's demotivating to all aspiring gamedevs.
@tinosoft Can you give a summary? I can't read Spanish.