Streetdog

So lawful = ethical?

In this case, you are the marketing.

Who would expect something ethical from a dairy farm?

That’s hilarious. Usually it takes at least a couple of hours before that happens.

What countries did you move from and to?

Living in a hot and humid climate I treat every piece of clothing like this. Once it has touched me it goes straight into the laundry bin. Except for jeans, which I do air/sun dry a couple of times before rinsing them.

They are not downvoting him for being circumcised, but for the (incorrect) information following that fact. I’d be pissed too if I couldn’t read, so get my upvote.

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This has been pretty much the case in this community. It’s more for people to praise the tech they’re owning right now, and bitch about anything they don’t own. I’m just browsing, not sure if there’s a futurism community. Your arguments would find better ground there, unfortunately.

The death penalty isn’t more cost-effective than life imprisonment. So your last argument ($) is actually against the death penalty.

https://ejusa.org/resource/wasteful-inefficient/

Undertaker

The OG Blade Runner is one of my favorite movies. The 2049 sequel might as well have been a freebie with a box of cereal. Just a marketing gimmick.

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Most routers are made in China. Not sure if I need to explain more because we are in a privacy forum… Guess people here are discovering, not discussing…

Everything is connected through it, to the internet. All your devices have the same IP when connecting with the outside. If your ISP has access to it (most common setup unless you have your own router) they can see every bit of traffic going through it (tho they can’t decrypt encrypted traffic, there is tons of personal information going through it). The standard insecure router is not difficult to compromise (especially a public one), resulting in compromised networks. A company like Google or Facebook, even without having an account with them, can get a good profile of each member in your household simply through tracking traffic (IP and device foremost). Not mentioning the “deals” they have to obtain or share this data with each other.

A VPN solves a lot of those issues, or at least obscures it, there’s still fingerprinting.

Decent ISPs will configure their routers mostly locked down, but some don’t at all. It’s great if they allow you to configure it yourself lest you know what you’re doing.

If you’re using it bare naked, don’t be surprised your SO’s phone or your Smart TV shows ads for stuff you’ve been searching for in your phone at night alone in the bathroom. Even when none of the services are logged in or from the same company. It’s any tracking company’s moneymaker.

The worst device in any household is the router. Even worse when it’s a public one.

I’d jump on the Fairphone first thing if not having a single tie to an advertising/tracking company was an option. But here we are.

Also when visiting Fairphone forums, I get “This community is not accessible in your location.”

It is still a business and a business is gonna business, thus never gonna be as ethical as one would want.

70% of the world is using Google and Apple is giving Google the middle finger.

😂

I’m getting so sick of stick pics. Gotta fetch’m all.

It looks pine to me!