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@Varyk Fennec is the browser. It’s Firefox Mobile with some proprietary stuff removed.
@Varyk Hm maybe using a private DNS works, but no way to be sure: https://mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over-https-and-dns-over-tls/
@Varyk Ad blocking on the mobile internet. I haven’t seen an ad on my smartphone for years now.
@Varyk It really is life changing :D
Btw other life changing apps if you don’t know them are NewPipe from F-Droid and Fennec+uBlockOrigin also via F-Droid. No more ads on the smartphone.
Go to https://archive.is and paste the URL you want to archive or view.
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@CaptainAniki It doesn’t matter if you give a shit or not, Matrix will become obsolete if the big providers decide to adopt something else for interoperability.
@Dariusmiles2123 @iturnedintoanewt It’s opt-in simply because you can choose not to message anyone with a @whatsapp.com address
@ninchuka So a corporate re-invention of the already standardized XMPP?
@CaptainAniki WhatsApp is unlikely to adopt Matrix, a very expensive protocol that does not scale well and which fundamental ideas blow up pretty badly: https://telegra.ph/why-not-matrix-08-07
Whatever chat protocol they decide to implement will instantly have a 2B user boost. They use the IETF Internet Standard XMPP internally, so this would be the obvious choice.
@mishimaenjoyer @iturnedintoanewt What are you talking about? They are lobbying *against* this EU regulation spreading fears that it would ‘break encryption’ (which is bullshit btw, since federated E2EE can work fine as shown by XMPP/OMEMO. You just need to standardize.) If WhatsApp and the like wanted to federate they were always free to do so, no lobbying required.
83·1 year ago@papalonian @possiblylinux127 They say the internet never forgets, but still… An overwhelming percentage of content on the internet will be lost to time, because websites die constantly and most things aren’t archived. It’s also yet to be seen if archive sites like archive.org survive or not.
@nottheengineer @Gullible This is how I feel about science.
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