Finally, someone else in this thread that sees the potential.

Isn’t there a way to lock Wikipedia articles so they can’t be edited by just anyone?

I felt this place was a ghost town when I first started - maybe 10 posts a day. Now, there is plenty to read. Partly due to me finding more communities and overall more people here.

Competition is good. Also the less data Reddit has, the slower A.I. models can be trained.

Haven’t tried piefed so I can’t say.

That would be nice. It can probably be done by blocking images at the browser level. Wouldn’t be the same as a text only site though.

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The only Reddit alt I need is Lemmy.

I switched to Mullvad VPN, and I’ve had one Youtube block in the last week. Well worth the cost of switching.

I personally see little wrong with using hardware past it’s EOL date if the user knows the risks. Braxman wasn’t informing his customers and selling phones that were years old as if they were brand new and still getting security updates.

No worries.

No need to remove the post … I used to watch Braxman when I first started my privacy journey. Once I was exposed to enough sources and points of view, I realized Braxman is full of it.

Braxman is a con-man. I haven’t checked out his store in a while but he used to sell EOL Pixels with GrapheneOS.

I prefer The Hated One, Privacy Guides, Techlore, and Side of Burritos.

For legal issues affecting privacy in Canada I watch Law Bytes Podcast and Privacy Lawyer.

Its good to see youtubers widening their videos to include privacy issues.