Why does it seem like it's only Google's #Spyware that gets something resembling appropriate regulations? When are they going to start enforcing anti-spyware legislation on #Disney, #Apple, and #Microsoft ? #BanDRM
I'm sorry but I think you know that statement is false, and its most common understandings are also false
Anyone would understand that phrasing as: "if you use Google Analytics in the EU, you're doing something illegal" or "Google Analytics is now forbidden to use in the EU" -- while it's not true for now and probably will never be
LFG .. it's the theocracies and pegasus .. all the way to whatever old guy in robe fkn up things.. as per usual.. or the corrupt toxic male types in gen .. caca. ~
There are worse things than Google for our democracy: open-source software devs who claim to respect privacy but who are unable to detect a security flaw and especially unable to recognize their mistakes.
"It is illegal for European companies to use Google Analytics "as is". By applying technical measures like pseudonymisation it is still possible to use #GoogleAnalytics in compliance with the #GDPR." (Source: Tutanota)
joseph
in reply to Tuta • • •(semi-active) aoki :3
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in reply to Tuta • • •Hi Tutanota,
Have you heard of the DigitalFeudalismCounterAction firewall, that blocks all of #CAGEMAFIA, minus #IBM (but plus #Oracle, #Alibaba and #Tencent)?
It works.
Graham Sutherland / Polynomial
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in reply to Tuta • • •Claude :linux: :android:
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in reply to Tuta • • •It's a step forward.
Why does it seem like it's only Google's #Spyware that gets something resembling appropriate regulations? When are they going to start enforcing anti-spyware legislation on #Disney, #Apple, and #Microsoft ? #BanDRM
Gobelin Tech
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in reply to Tuta • • •I'm sorry but I think you know that statement is false, and its most common understandings are also false
Anyone would understand that phrasing as: "if you use Google Analytics in the EU, you're doing something illegal" or "Google Analytics is now forbidden to use in the EU" -- while it's not true for now and probably will never be
BAGGAB
in reply to Tuta • • •insidious...for sure..."data foe Sale!"
Gamer Harvest!
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in reply to Tuta • • •??? fossil fuels u say ?
EV's $ charging for chev bolt liek 10$ - avg. saving vs. pump' gal. like 75% cheaper.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y0pLdc5Two
Chevy vs Polestar charge level - either way beats the crap outta gas pumps and fumes..
YouTubeKevin Karhan :verified:
in reply to Tuta • • •well, I'd only say so if people don't just get #SLAPP'd but forced by judges to remove that shit...
But I'm confident @maxschrems and @noybeu are working on that...
And yes, there is no "legitimate use" for #tracking shit!
Guillaume📱
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in reply to Tuta • • •Michael Edwards
in reply to Tuta • • •(Assuming we are not part of the 'Europe'...)
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