The only way you can be sure that there is one 'true morality is, “If you don’t want it done to you then don’t do it to others.”
if I kill someone’s loved one for some reason maybe for me it is not morally wrong because that person “deserved it” but if they kill someone dear to me can I consider it morally acceptable? definitely not
Guess I’ll have to
threatenconvince my friends to use matrix
Yeah I think so :'-D
Yes! You have to set custom bridge Especially for Whatsapp, you have to set the bridge that expires every 15 days, so on the 15th day, you have to re-download Whatsapp in order to reconnect the bridge. For what you are referring to, the public server stuff there is matrix that is the Element messaging system
I had the same problem here. I solved it by using an app (Element) that gave you the ability to use all messaging apps (WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal) in one. Then I stopped using it because you can’t make video calls or listen to some audio messages.
Who is the guy in the last picture?
However, if you go fully into Proton for everything, you’re placing your trust into an entire stack of services and it can end up a single point of failure.
Yeah, I know
The point is that Proton offers good service at a reasonable price, and for me that’s it, that’s perfectly fine
Proton does all of this at once
Like everyone else, I was an avid google user and used google for all its services. Then I started to learn about privacy and switched to chrome to firefox with duckduckgo. Until yesterday I was also often using an adblocker for advertising, I then realized that this does harm to companies and sites that I am interested in. Advertising is fine, I enjoy it if it’s on the site, but I want to be given a choice to behave. That’s it. Tradotto con DeepL https://www.deepl.com/app/?utm_source=android&utm_medium=app&utm_campaign=share-translation
Conment
I love it! reminds me of infinity for reddit.
I know, I understand that but it’s important to talk about it, it’s the only way we can understand and be understood and protect ourselves from misunderstandings.