Outlawing the use of publicly-viewable data is just silly. It's like two-party consent laws for wiretapping: it doesn't actually stop anything nefarious from happening / it only busts someone if they get caught. Maybe.
ihavenopeopleskills
joined 2 years ago
Sure! Let's funnel everyone's audible surroundings into a megacorp-run cloud (this is what virtually all voice-to-text services people actually use do). While we're at it, let's tie it in with the myriad of data we pull from your vehicle.
We won't use any of it to hurt you! We promise!
Reminds me of firearms ownership in certain jurisdictions. They don't want people to do it so they make it as laborious, tedious and time-consuming as the courts will allow.
OOTL. What's going on?
Well, karma for all, then.
Deluge run headless. Great Android mobile app.
America's Natural Gas. This one doesn't leave your groundwater subject to toxification by indifferent oil exploration companies.
Would you like some usable content with your ads?
UPDATE: Apparently Infinity still works across-the-board.
F-Droid keeps nagging me to update Infinity (which I refuse to do). Currently my Galaxy A32 5G is running v5.4.2 and it's still showing up-to-date content every time I refresh. I know from a security standpoint this is a bad idea, but until we come up with a better solution, F-Droid still has it.
ml.docilealligator.infinityforredit
SHA256
0e788e7fd58ef583b32613c61efbba5898ded0ac2aaf7c4919a3b67e61182588 *base.apk
Both the APK I download directly from F-Droid and the one I pulled from my phone via ADB share this SHA256SUM hash.
Not saying it's a comforting thought but that's one of several reasons why one doesn't post anything online if they aren't comfortable with outcomes such as this.
I missed something. The Zuck is headed to the Fediverse?