

No, I was talking about the convoluted process of downloading, not uploading.


No, I was talking about the convoluted process of downloading, not uploading.
Matrix is just far too convoluted. Signal seems to be the easiest one to use. SimpleX is the best.


I mean it’d be kinda pointless if they didn’t say that, wouldn’t it?


Hack reveals what everyone already knew and the govt has already decided is totally ok.


Theoretically you’ll still be able to sideload but only after going through a convoluted process.


No it means you won’t be allowed to install the app on any certified devices at all. Regardless of where it’s obtained.


Is Android Studio forcing you to register?
Does anyone here actually support Google’s Developer Verification?
At best some are indifferent but I’ve never heard of anyone who actively supports this.
Is Play Store still worth the hassle i?
Never has been 🔫


It wasn’t dumb and they didn’t forget. The frog has simply been sufficiently boiled. Meta sold millions of these. The people complaining are a very small minority.


Seems highly unlikely that the guy can make a road-legal truck in his garage for sale, but best of luck to him.


I think the fact that Telegram is constantly in legal hot water indicates that it’s not.


I realize we don’t like Telegram but we shouldn’t be supporting exploiting control over DNS in pursuit of surveillance.


tl;dr, they waited for the opposition to go on holiday and then pushed through a special resolution that required them to vote no in order to not pass. It’s shady as fuck.


It’s a huge problem that so many people act like it’s super easy and simple. It’s incredibly complicated to someone who is not a networking professional.


Don’t know why you’re quoting Gabe in this instance, Valve is selling the same “licenses” Sony is, revokable at the whims of the publisher.


Mullvad co-CEO Fredrik Strömberg confirmed that neither Mullvad VPN AB, its parent company Amagicom AB, nor its sister company Tillitis AB played any role in supporting the political party.
It doesn’t matter if the company itself was directly involved or not, the money came from the company, and from its’ customers.


Im shocked that the company who was openly broadcasting live feeds to the public internet also exposed the details of searches!
I have constant encryption errors that I can never figure out how to fix it. And I always have issues signing in on a new device. I don’t even know why.