koboctl is a Go CLI tool that provisions and hardens Kobo e-readers over USB, automating the installation of KOReader, NickelMenu, KFMon, and Plato while locking down telemetry, disabling unnecessa...
I would like to know as well. Maybe they need it to grow? Everyone around me still uses Amazon and Kindles unfortunately and don’t even know about Kobos existence until I mention it. Even then people are afraid of change. Or somehow its really hard.
I won’t engage in a conversation with an EE (ECE) who walks around privacy@ and yet spouts such a disingenuous inquiry. A guy who has experience in the workforce shouldn’t need a wake-up call about bad corporate practices. At least in theory.
Wow, I feel like I was pervy glassed since I’ve written the text above. You never know when the person next to you is a plain hacker or even an NSA asset lol. And dumb questions can sometimes be social engineering.
Why are they doing this and why is it important?
I guess it depends on how much you value your own right to privacy. If you don’t mind being deprived of it, then sure, it’s not important.
I would like to know as well. Maybe they need it to grow? Everyone around me still uses Amazon and Kindles unfortunately and don’t even know about Kobos existence until I mention it. Even then people are afraid of change. Or somehow its really hard.
https://literature.cafe/post/35302198/21661156
Maybe simply to get better recommendations on their stores?
The tone of the post and the comments make it seem pretty negative. I’m more wondering why it’s a bad thing I guess.
Typical .world dude
Yes let’s give more power to the panopticon
I don’t understand. Explain why this bad, it’s a genuine question.
I won’t engage in a conversation with an EE (ECE) who walks around privacy@ and yet spouts such a disingenuous inquiry. A guy who has experience in the workforce shouldn’t need a wake-up call about bad corporate practices. At least in theory.
Wow, I feel like I was pervy glassed since I’ve written the text above. You never know when the person next to you is a plain hacker or even an NSA asset lol. And dumb questions can sometimes be social engineering.