Oh c'est beau ça: µBlock (et PAS µBlock Origin, le seul le vrai, le libre, qu'il faut utiliser) qui intègre un outil de tracking.
Donc non content d'avoir volé le travail du développeur, de faire son beurre sur un projet libre en le copiant & en entretenant la confusion, ils rajoutent un script de tracking.
You pull the phone location records of everyone near a protest without a warrant (and no intention of using the location data in court) then you dig into them to find something unrelated to the protest you can nail them on.
That way you take out key players without it looking like a political crackdown."
@Maltimore I use OsmAnd as an app and it does have routing. It doesn’t have voice output (unlike maps.me) and no public transport information (unlike Google Maps, of course), and you need to buy “continents” after your first few maps but at least I understand the business model. And it has not as many trackers as maps.me. #OSM
@notequal How arcane! As a developer I can’t help but wonder how such a bug gets introduced but in the end it doesn’t matter much I guess. It is what it is.
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"[T]he Light Phone is marketed as 'a phone that actually respects you.' It’s a manifestly absurd series of words, but I suspect more than a few of us understand perfectly what it’s supposed to mean."
I was looking at the ars technical on Amaroq and noticed some #ad kept loading crap. I figured surely Safari would use the adblocker I have installed on this iOS device but no such luck and finally I closed the tab in disgust without reading the article. What’s a good #adblocker for iOS? I currently have Adblock Plus installed. Remember, it has to come from the App Store. Thus, no uBlock Origin as far as I can tell.
I think more people in our society need to read this comic: https://existentialcomics.com/comic/190 More technology, surveillance, science or mathematics will never help us develop a sense of morality. We need philosophy for that.
In postmodern ads, people were portrayed as egocentric individuals, led to believe their lives needed to be enmeshed in ticking off iconic consumables from an expanding list of new variants of beloved products or the latest innovation. They were (and are still) led to seek a likeness between themselves & their shopping, or corporations they choose to patronise.
Advertising has advocated the substitution of living with 'having' a lifestyle.