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So it is not good? I mean, looks like CDBC (government crypto) will come into play anyway, but it lacks privacy and anonymity.

What would you do if you are forced to use crypto?

no

I think there is limit on daily messages you can send for free

I use ublock, but I think it is more aggressive than badger, can't remember it broke some, but will keep an eye

that is the best advice, but some are unwilling to change so at least give them some protection

it should be in the repository, you can use web UI, default is http://localhost:8384/

https://docs.syncthing.net/intro/getting-started.html

https://docs.syncthing.net/intro/gui

it happens if you change files on each device while offline, if you change then sync it is ok, if you change same file on multiple devices, that is a conflict as it can't decide which file you want to keep

I have it on RPi with NAS and it automatically accept shares and announce to other devices

quick vpn over tor and firewall https://f-droid.org/en/packages/pan.alexander.tordnscrypt.stable/

that is why we need to keep #i2p healthy

moar A .I.

can't trust it (blindly) for some reason... but there are other reasons I will not get into here

worst case scenario (android): https://signal.org/android/apk/

proton mail requires another email or telephone number for verification

If, for example, Signal pulls of of their market, how can you force people not to use it? Signal never had office or any legal representation in my country and I'm using it?

What does that mean "pull of of their market" for some app you can download and use as you wish?