@somerandomperson
Agree, therefore the personal preference to keep using alternatives, changing, being aware of new options.
Together with anonymous proxy, extensions 'muorigin', 'privacybadger', 'ghostery', it is considered that minimal useful data goes to amgaf.
@cosmicrookie
Thanks for the post, which prompted a quick search (ddg): #^https://d-shoot.net/kagi.html
The benefit of avoiding the amgaf system is to become aware of alternatives. Try to maintain a list and be prepared to change. Personal search engines: duckduckgo, ecosia, mojeek, startpage, qwant, base-search
@promitheas
A quick web search, interesting mention of both mailbox, disroot servers stores messages un-encrypted.
So it seems that the user must save messages encrypted. Then there is the problem of the average non-nerd user that does not know how to encrypt messages (e.g. they send a quick reply from the moblie phone).
@promitheas
No sound, but perhaps contact those people for a response to the video?
Why would someone store messages in plain text? Are they sent via SSL/TLS?
@BartyDeCanter
@TheDarkQuark
Hubzilla has a calendar module with calDAV functionality. Maybe 'gmx' may help with e-mail.
@somerandomperson
There various proxy servers, vpn ip addresses that can be used with 'proxychains' configuration
@somerandomperson
The days of a honest, simple, efficient search engine, are over.
@somerandomperson
Agree, therefore the personal preference to keep using alternatives, changing, being aware of new options.
Together with anonymous proxy, extensions 'muorigin', 'privacybadger', 'ghostery', it is considered that minimal useful data goes to amgaf.
@paequ2
Now distracted by the non-Latin url. How to do that?
@cosmicrookie
Thanks for the post, which prompted a quick search (ddg): #^https://d-shoot.net/kagi.html
The benefit of avoiding the amgaf system is to become aware of alternatives. Try to maintain a list and be prepared to change. Personal search engines: duckduckgo, ecosia, mojeek, startpage, qwant, base-search
@promitheas
A quick web search, interesting mention of both mailbox, disroot servers stores messages un-encrypted.
So it seems that the user must save messages encrypted. Then there is the problem of the average non-nerd user that does not know how to encrypt messages (e.g. they send a quick reply from the moblie phone).
@promitheas
No sound, but perhaps contact those people for a response to the video?
Why would someone store messages in plain text? Are they sent via SSL/TLS?
@promitheas
Don't know, but regular reserve copies to mbox format, 1gb should be sufficient. The advantage of small space allocation:)
@promitheas
disroot
@BlackEco
Module 'calendar' within hubzilla