Meanwhile people literally can’t pay their electricity bills. Kier zero-privacy Starmer really prioritising the important things here. Time to look at graphene OS
Whilst I would prefer this hadn’t happened, this is by far the best implementation I’ve seen so far. I appreciate not everybody has a credit card, but it’s much, much better to use a form of checking like that which has both an expiry date and a cancellation procedure, unlike a government ID which contains multiple pieces of information which you can’t really change (like your date of birth and a photo)
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mannycalavera@feddit.uk · 8 pts · 149d
Don't worry they'll never sell your data for ads like Google.
yuumei@feddit.uk · 5 pts · 149d
Meanwhile people literally can’t pay their electricity bills. Kier zero-privacy Starmer really prioritising the important things here. Time to look at graphene OS
Harmonics041@feddit.uk · 2 pts · 149d
As someone who has used grapheneos for a long-long time I would like to warn you. Once you go graphene it's hard to go back.
guy_threepwood@lemmy.world · -1 pts · 149d
Whilst I would prefer this hadn’t happened, this is by far the best implementation I’ve seen so far. I appreciate not everybody has a credit card, but it’s much, much better to use a form of checking like that which has both an expiry date and a cancellation procedure, unlike a government ID which contains multiple pieces of information which you can’t really change (like your date of birth and a photo)