You just perfectly described “load shedding”. If you want to live your dream the good news is you could head to somewhere like South Africa right now. If you wanted to sprinkle in some drone strikes there’s also lots of other countries you could get a holiday home in to experience them too.

Exactly, and we wouldn’t want people with different opinions, experiences or mindsets on this website would we.

I’ve seen this dude’s videos before, it’s always the same. Whine about how hard privacy is in a monotone voice.

He’s not wrong, but goddamn is it monotonous content.

It’s not open source if that’s what you mean. If you think that stops people looking at code then I’ll have some of what you’re smoking please.

If you’re genuinely interested in how the Find My system works Here’s a good paper on it. The papers publishers even have an open source tool to connect to Apples Find My network which is neat.

The audacity of them adding features. I’m a bit disappointed Big Mozilla haven’t solely focused on what mindlight is using their browser for too (whatever that is).

What oil are you using? Hands down the best stuff I have ever tried is from a small New Zealand brand called Lambert’s Luscious Beard Oils. I started getting compliments at work after switching to that stuff.

Movie is Robin Hood: Men in Tights (1993)

Looks like it’s achieved by editing some .conf files. It’s mentioned in the link provided.

I’m quite surprised Proton would use Gizmodo as a source. A quote from their articles first paragraph: “[as] Apple and Google beef up privacy”.

I guess they mean all the tech companies try to block each other so that they collect all the data themselves…

So, you and your friend were talking about a subject you obviously are interested in, likely spend heaps of time online searching about, commenting and following on social media and you’re surprised you got an ad for it? Bonkers.

Some of your recommendations on extensions are a bit out of date

Porkbun have easy privacy options for free, and right on the domain management page. CloudFlare too of course. Also, if you go for a random TLD, like .XYZ or something, do a quick check it supports privacy settings before purchasing.

Others?

A great description. Although regarding VPN’s and public wifi, I don’t know of any banking or similar sites that aren’t using https nowadays, so man in the middle attacks aren’t such a danger. Not to say you shouldn’t use a VPN anyway, you might as well always be connected to one.