Yes but I think you still need a unique fingerprint in order to tie that data to a single person... and there are much less people who use ad-blockers than those who don't, so to me it's an extra bit of identifying information; obviously this puts the privacy-conscious user in a difficult position and I don't know that there's a perfect answer.
refalo
I don't think it was meant exactly that literally. If you use online banking then of course you have to allow whatever they require for it to work. But for non-necessary services that have an account feature... any time you use those of course will have more of your information out there to sell and track.
In the context of fingerprinting I disagree. The vast majority of the world population do NOT use an ad-blocker (supposedly maybe 15% do at most)... so having an adblocker can be used to narrow you down even more IMO. Many extensions can have this issue afaik, especially if it modifies the DOM.
Original title was "F-Droid Awarded Open Technology Fund's FOSS Sustainability Grant". Not trying to be tinfoily but I thought it would have been even more irresponsible to not make it clear where the money really comes from as I think most people aren't aware.
Either way, please do your own research and draw your own conclusions and I promise I have no intentional agenda in reporting this... besides transparency.
Please allow the ability to set a custom TURN server (with credentials!), either via the frontend or backend, because many people are behind CGNAT or some type of symmetrical NAT without any traversal/portforward capabilities, and have no other way to initiate p2p/direct connections.
rustdesk
hah, there's nowhere near enough infrastructure to handle that.
Yes however they have also had servers seized before... I think it's not unrealistic for some to believe they could be compromised after that.
Sadly, hindsight makes everyone look guilty.
You mean the coward who sent fundraising messages while hiding inside the Capitol on Jan 6?
I think real intelligence by definition requires empathy and humility, which is typically the opposite of such dogmatism in my opinion.
"As a rule, strong feelings about issues do not emerge from deep understanding." -Sloman and Fernbach