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The country of the vpn server does matter, as does the home country. Your traffic may be encrypted and the vpn company may not keep logs, but the datacenters they’re renting likely do. Always favor countries that have the strongest privacy laws. i.e. not the US.
There’s no reason to avoid hoarding!
There’s an entire industry that harvests content from archive.org for modern ad spam
Yes Biden needs to do more. The type of changes needed to avert catastrophe aren’t anywhere in his plans.
It’s an article about the study. Figured it’s clearer to link the study.
The point remains, Biden’s environmental policies will doom civilization.
Biden’s environmental policies are still leading civilization to the same place as Trump’s.
This is only a concern for EV companies. The environmental impact of these subsidies and regulations is nill
If we keep burning oil then our civilization won’t have to worry about it at all, whatever’s left will be for Immortan Joe
I’ve resisted them so far 😇
It’ll follow the enshitification path of every other big-tech site, give it time.
If you can’t wait, https://gitea.com/
They have so far. It’s still legal to use a VPN without verifying my identity. It’s still legal, though difficult, to access the Internet anonymously. The local police department doesn’t blanket monitor everyone’s search history.
increasingly difficult tech solutions for privacy are a bandaid not a cure.
In the end, you can’t out-tech the law. You need rights.
Specifically, Mozilla plans to scale back its investment in a number of products, including its VPN, Relay and, somewhat remarkably, its Online Footprint Scrubber, which launched only a week ago.
I just purchased an annual plan for Monitor, partially to help Mozilla. I guess this is my thanks
It’s nice to read a robot’s perspective on this issue.
Borgbase
Sounds like they should have a different owner. Municipalities.
I keep my passwords in Google. Unencrypted of course
muddies the waters of public discussion
Isn’t that The Atlantic’s MO?
that was fast!