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I think some people believe that this is a single event; like they get your email and that’s it. They don’t realize or care that it is a constant ongoing collection of any and all possible information that is held by a company whose motive is profit. These companies are associating ip addresses with devices and activities all the time. Turns out the older your data the less it is worth. Stop when you can- even if it’s a slow process. Privacy is a human right
MagnumDovetails@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•[Cory Doctorow] With An Audacious Plan To Halt The Internet’s Enshittification And Throw It Into ReverseEnglish0·9 months agoI like Doctorow, and these point are valid. I just don’t see the American government doing anything to benefit the people, regardless of left or right orientation. Most Americans want abortion access and reasonable restrictions on gun sales; I can’t imagine any candidates, local or federal doing little more than making empty promises on these subjects. Even Obama care is a hugely compromised husk of reasonable healthcare for all, and you still have republicans clamoring to dismantle it.
I hate to be pessimistic, but I don’t think any American politician would take on this topic.
MagnumDovetails@lemmy.worldto Privacy@lemmy.ml•My experience switching from iOS to GrapheneOS0·10 months agoI’ve been on iOS since the iPhone 3. I’m planning to switch soon. I’m not quite a power user and still dual booting my computer with Linux.
I was curious what you mentioned about unlocked phones not be able to be boot loaded. How could I determine this for sure? I’ve been looking at purchasing on back market dot com, but I’m open to purchasing elsewhere as long as it’s not amazon.
Thanks for that ebay link and this write up
That’s totally fair; this is less privacy and more technical/tinkering. I feel like I don’t have the skills to do the tinkering needed to continue on my privacy goals.
And I do like to tinker- but only on certain things. I want my stuff to work unless it is a particular project.
Idk I just feel a large void of ignorance when I’m deciding what to do next in terms of my personal tech. Maybe it’s just a lack of confidence and experience.
Should I just do internet searches for these things? Like “flashing ddwrt to asus router”
And I don’t need to know the ip stack- but I’d like to have a better understanding