HiramFromTheChi @ hiramfromthechi @lemmy.world

Building a better web for all of us: [hiram.io](https://hiram.io/)

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You can technically put GrapheneOS on a Fairphone, but it's not officially supported.

Long term, the GOS team is looking to branch off from their reliance on Pixels.

Shameless plug for SwapMyOS

I'll answer for the 99% of people in my life: Hiram

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No mention of all the privacy invasions you'd have to be good with so that the agents could do all that.

Now think about this with healthcare, finance, education, etc.

Done. Good lookin out.

I am once again recommending idcaboutprivacy

WhatsApp was charging $1-$3 per year before Facebook's acquisition. They had 600M+ users and a team of twelve people. It was beautiful while it lasted.

Hopefully we can carry out the original mission with Signal.

idcaboutprivacy

Added to idcaboutprivacy (which is open source). If there are any other similar links, feel free to add them or send them my way.

Added to idcaboutprivacy (which is open source). If there are any other similar links, feel free to add them or send them my way.

Happy boi

Not all heroes wear capes

I'm tryna change this and raise awareness about the importance of privacy through this open source project called idcaboutprivacy.

Appreciate that. Got a backlog of 200+ topics I still need to write about, so little by little.

Fair enough. Sometimes it can make a difference though (speaking someone's specific platform language). But yeah, I get it.

Me too. I wrote a blog post about it with a similar title and would love some feedback. I'm sure it could be expanded even more to include stuff like this.

It's widely regarded as the gold standard for secure communications.

You can also be a jack of all trades, master of some. Or a lot. Or most. 🤝

For software, I started this directory: CookieSlayers

Most of the software there is open source, but not all of it. Nevertheless, it's about companies/services/products that operate a bit more ethically.

This is only for software, and focused around tracking cookies (or lack thereof), but maybe it can expand to consumer goods: CookieSlayers