I think you dropped a B there.

They went so far as to say that they regret it but the decision didn’t impose any change of behavior. That’s as much of a shrug as you can officially get.

Shrek and his dick getting sucked

Super + R.

Unable to follow directions.
Unable to have an erection.

Toxicity? How so?

Nice deep dive.

I think GL.inet has tiny ones you can use.

I share your optimism to a point. If it convinces one municipality to not adopt Flock, it’s a victory. That said, I can see a corrupt government issuing an alert to track a car down. However, if done correctly, this action will be undeniable and visible, and it can’t give them heavy information.

Take a look at trusted computing. The issue is someone modifying your software to collect more data than you intend, right? Make it so stock versions can’t talk to modified versions. This involves a fair bit of cryptography that goes way above my head. But for a technical solution, that’s where I’d start to look at.

For the time being, offer it exclusively as SaaS, while you figure out a game plan to solve this conundrum.

We’re all sinners schmucks ✅

Dude. I don’t care about what you think.

Make me.

That’s just some idiot dogpiling into Mozilla. The privacy concerns are very real though.

Might as call it CIA Honeypot VPN.

It got so bad that couldn’t access YouTube on their official app in my company phone without logging in.

They’re small but damn, are they T H I C C!

It’s been hit and miss for me. It feels like there’s some cached queries that it presents the AI results for without user interaction. But it’s very clearly marked.

Much appreciated.

Sure looks like it.