I just wish the alternative was as desirable as they are deplorable.
I just wish the alternative was as desirable as they are deplorable.
It is time, once again, to consider if you wouldn't be better off asking everyone you love to be in contact with to delete it and join you on Signal (or one of the other many ethical, affordable, privacy-focused messaging apps).
It is time, once again, to consider if you wouldn't be better off asking everyone you love to be in contact with to delete it and join you on Signal (or one of the other many ethical, affordable, privacy-focused messaging apps).
Why did this happen? Because the EU still has respectful privacy laws.
Why did this happen? Because the EU still has respectful privacy laws.
No one needs to read your messages to know who you are,
just triangulate the data they can suck up.
But they wouldn't do that…
No one needs to read your messages to know who you are,
just triangulate the data they can suck up.
But they wouldn't do that…
They 'buy' your usage with "but, everyone uses it", and sell your data in the attention economy. Attention should not be for sale.
I find it shameful that technology is used against privacy.
They 'buy' your usage with "but, everyone uses it", and sell your data in the attention economy. Attention should not be for sale.
I find it shameful that technology is used against privacy.
- Your phone number,
- your contact's phone numbers,
- information on how you interact with others,
- your phone's IP address,
- your location data,
- your activity patterns,
- profile pictures,
- transaction data...the list goes on.
But, many don't care…
- Your phone number,
- your contact's phone numbers,
- information on how you interact with others,
- your phone's IP address,
- your location data,
- your activity patterns,
- profile pictures,
- transaction data...the list goes on.
But, many don't care…