They’re going to keep all users’ scanned faces (even if they say they don’t). And they’re going to create a perfect profile for each one of us.
Just wait until they hack one of these companies, it will be fun.
We need to make it illegal to age verify.
Also, adding age verification is a costly burden that makes it more difficult for competitors to enter the market.
Exactly. It’s not age verification, it’s 1984-esque mass surveillance.
We need to blanket ban online age verification.
I don’t know about WhatsApp, but macOS backups your keys on iCloud by default, so…
Damn I didn’t see it before. It looks sad and cringey AF. What a joke of a country
We’re getting closer to the bubble popping
Also they bought MailChimp and made it shitty
Qwant is French and they’ve been partnering with Ecosia to build a European index.
If you live in Europe, the French search engine Qwant is great.
Firefox always used Google as their default search engine, since Google pays a lot of money for that privilege.
Edit: some Linux distros used to change that default while they were shipping a non-branded fork of Firefox.
Yes. What’s the problem of that? It’s just HTTP instead of HTTPS. And it’s just movies, not private data that I’m afraida a man-in-the-middle attack could spy on the other end.
I think people are starting to realise it. The bubble is going to pop soon.
I feel like it may even pop this year.
Good luck installing Wireguard on my mom’s LG webOS TV.
Emby is on the path of enshittification too. Jellyfin is a free and open-source fork of Emby. It’s like its spiritual successor.
The clients for everything and the fact that you don’t necessarily have to open up your router ports are the two only reasons why anybody would like Plex over Jellyfin.
I installed Jellyfin “barebones” on my machine, without Docker, and it works great.
No need to Dockerize everything all the time.
Maybe some apps don’t support that? But I don’t think Plex app does that either
At that point, if you have your own reverse proxy, just use Jellyfin.
Yeah, if that was the cause they would have bigger problems to think about.
*Laughs in my Italian provider (Iliad) giving me 30 GB for 5,99 € per month*