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[–] 3 points 9 months ago* (last edited 9 months ago) (4 children)

Not all EU, but all moves in the right direction i think...

Android to GrapheneOS

WhatsApp to Signal

Windows to Linux Mint

Office365 to Libre office

Chrome to Vivaldi

Google search to Ecosia

Google maps to Organic maps

GMail / Calendar to Proton + own domain. (Not .com obviously)

Google Drive to Proton Drive

MS Onedrive to Filen

Made a Raspberry Pi SFTP server also running syncthing. (Need to set it up to be a PiHole too)

Kindle to Kobo

Reddit to Lemmy

Retro gaming on handhelds

Streaming services to physical media (and self ripped digital files)

Plus boycot all the fast food chains, coca-cola etc.

That's off the top of my head.

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  • [–] 4 points 9 months ago (1 child)

    @sjosjo @GMac @JensSpahnpasta

    It is an American company, therefore bound to US law, which means NSA involvement, which means guaranteed backdoors to encryption.

    That’s a very strong assertion and, given an open-source client and a documented protocol, one that is very easy to prove if true. So I presume you can point at what, in the Signal protocol, is a backdoor in the encryption.

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  • [–] 3 points 9 months ago

    As has been better posed in another reply, unless you have some evidence of backdoors for end to end encryption of Signal, I'm going to personally dismiss your comments as bullshit.

    In any case, even using the signal app, Signal don't have the scale or the commercial interest to weaponise my metadata in the way that meta can from WhatsApp use.

    I'll stand by my comment that not all is EU, but signal remains a move in the right direction to improve privacy and security and reduce the US economic value extracted from my personal activity.

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