Sunshine
Mark Carney is Canada’s Palpatine.
Liberals would rather usher in fascism than give people a fair electoral system.
Bills that will kill Canadians’ privacy:
c-22 by Gary Anandasangaree. Will introduce 6 month metadata retention for service providers and share canadian data with US authorities.
s-209 by Julie Miville-Dechêne. Will introduce age verification.
c-34 by Marc Miller. Second way to introduce age verification. Yes that guy who called privacy critics of c-22 tinfoil hats.
The federal government is also working to have the US Cloud Act apply to Canadian data on Canadian soil hosted by Canadian companies.
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7·22 days agoGoogle is gonna regret ruining Android!
9·1 month agoThis case is sketchy as hell!
Don’t visit the fascist USA
It’s just the user interface.
Use Nemo if you prefer that.
Locked down android, book bans and threats against the media. The golden curtain is going up!
Someone told me I was fear-mongering about android…
2·2 months agoI guess you will have to make a donation instead.
No Fizz sadly 😭
5·2 months agoPlutonium is a bit complicated on linux
PostmarketOS is not an appealing name for an OS though lol.
There are plans to replace the current name.
open letter to the mods if these posts are becoming spam and if its turning too much into my personal blog?
No way, you’re making the best posts here! Keep it up!
Great video to introduce new folks into the topic!
8:58 lemmy spotted.
Google loves punishing the developers who enriched their platform.
The North Korean regime is going to have a really difficult time censoring the internet in the near future.
We’re approaching 69% F6 PMOS functionality thanks to the goat!
We’re gonna be much more comfortable when judgement days lands in 88 days!
Thank you for the detailed write up on the power draw!
Hopefully they can hire more people for this, I would love to see the entire steam library covered under their reviewing system.
NDP MP Jenny Kwan, who represented her party during the committee’s study, also criticized the process and said the amended bill “did not fix the central problem: Canadians are still being asked to trust broad surveillance powers, secret orders, and future regulations that Parliament itself has never fully examined.”
Just like Microsoft closing Libreoffice’s Outlook account for reasons.