Doesn’t mean we should shrug it off as acceptable.

I liked to use a three tiered approach…

Back when we could jailbreak our iPhones I’d use this and overwrite the system’s hosts file. I still use it on my Mac, even if I can’t on iOS anymore.

A VPN is an excellent solution, but when selecting one, you have to read the privacy policy and NOT give the policy the benefit of the doubt. I’ve seen a few that give themselves permission to share your info while making it sound reasonable. I use lockdown personally.

For Safari Extensions, 1Blocker is what ai currently use.

Feels like XKCD prior to XKCD… or however you spell it.

Say I believed the earth is flat, and provided 'well documented science' that the earth is flat. Who's to say that I shouldn't be doing that? Or what if in social studies class I provided proof that men were superior to women?

The law is clearly in the moral wrong in our current situation, but in general it provides more protections than it does harm. The problem isn't with Tennessee vs Scopes. The problem is with the Republican agenda.

TBH, I’m surprised they’re remade this game (Games?) for a couple of reasons.

• My understanding is that Hotel Dusk is much more popular series, and Lost Window flunked because no one knew it was a Hotel Dusk sequel. Those games need the Recollections treatment.

• Another Code: R was supposed to lead to a sequel starring the game’s deuteragonist, Matthew Crusoe. I feel like it would make more sense to make the third game in the saga than to remake the first two.

(But that said, there were significant changes in the first game on Switch—mostly to resolve retcons made in R—so maybe they added more to Matthew’s story in R’s remake? I haven’t gotten that far yet)

Curious about Boimler looking sad at that padd. My gut guess was it had something to do with Will, but he already thinks he’s dead so….?

I think 2 and 3 are the same link

It wasn’t specifically posted here. It was posted to Electrek, and we’re reading it here in a hacky RSS format.

It’s also why we get redundant posts, as the same story is echoed on the other Ev themed news sites.

When choosing a VPN, always read the privacy policy.

If the policy mentions anything that can be interpreted as sharing with advertisers/partners then keep searching.

They will never be upfront about mishandling your data on their website, and will try to obfuscate it in the privacy policy.

The Mac’s biggest defense has long been that it plays second fiddle to Windows.

But with iOS, arguably, being top banana, and Mac now running iPhone software in a Mac costume, I expect a lot more in-the-crossfire vulnerabilities.

Okay, if that’s the case then that is a perfectly reasonable implementation.

What would this mean for the next MacOS update?