SnailDOS @SnailDOS

@DoctorWarface @9to5mac @ChanceHMiller Safari may fit the legal definition of private, but it definitely will never fit an ethical definition of private.

0 0 0 10 0

View Details

@experiment54 @9to5mac @ChanceHMiller Exqctly, the only way to be truly private. Ensure to use a different search engine such as duckduckgo or brave search, from what I remember it is already the default, leave it this way.

0 0 1 27 0

View Details

SnailDOS @SnailDOS

2 years ago

@MustiUnofficial @9to5mac @ChanceHMiller Incognito isn't private.

1 0 0 6 0

View Details

SnailDOS @SnailDOS

2 years ago

@Michael_Antelo @9to5mac @ChanceHMiller no. you should use existing privacy search engines such as brave or duckduckgo. Do not use big tech search engines. You're going to be using that is "private" on paper / legally to get past compliance but not ethically private.

0 0 0 7 0

View Details

SnailDOS @SnailDOS

2 years ago

@instantvidget @iHateApplee do you have an attention span problem or something. why do animations need to be changed every day. I want consistency.

0 0 0 9 0

View Details

SnailDOS @SnailDOS

2 years ago

@elonmusk X is definitely not a freedom of speech platform. If I said one thing to break your TOS it'd be removed. That's not freedom of speech.

0 0 0 3 0

View Details

SnailDOS @SnailDOS

2 years ago

@iHateApplee more marketing to force companies and app developers to even consider publishing to the app store to use their shitty proprietary software and use their monopoly app store.

1 0 0 15 0

View Details

SnailDOS @SnailDOS

2 years ago

@hybridkarl @iHateApplee Google is open about it. and allows additional customisability on what data is being tracked and can easily be disabled.

0 0 0 5 0

View Details

SnailDOS @SnailDOS

2 years ago

@mister_v4 @iHateApplee Most of these marketing and tracking features can simply be disabled in the Google dashboard and Androids settings.

1 0 0 16 0

View Details

SnailDOS @SnailDOS

2 years ago

@iHateApplee oh. but if you don't provide relevant privacy information or apple claims you need consent for a user to "login" for privacy (App Reviews actual claim on my app!) as a developer uploading the app store YOU are the issue. Because Apple has never done anything wrong with privacy!