Big Tech companies are resorting to shady practices to keep control of your devices even after purchase. From bricking smartphones purchased through non-official retailers, printers requiring subscriptions, or locking users out of smart home devices, is this the future of tech? 😬
What steps are you taking to make sure that you control what you own? 🧐 Please share your tips and tricks in the comments!
Erik Uden 🥥🌴🍑
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in reply to Tuta • • •I've switched to Linux and use as many FOSS programs as possible. I also try to help others switch.
Finally convinced my wife to try Linux on a live USB after she had to cancel with an online student due to Widows problems.
I make occasional references online to how much smoother Linux runs and recently had someone respond & ask if they could switch & how. So I've been answering questions about that the last couple days.
Peter Hanecak
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