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What does OTR mean in this context?
What does OTR mean in this context?
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What #Telegram collects and stores:
- Unencrypted messages, photos, videos, and files
- Encrypted photos and videos from secret chats
- Phone numbers and contacts
- Metadata such as IP addresses
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What #WireMin collects and stores:
- None.
#Decentralization #privacy
By @WireMin
Copying is not theft (1 minute)
Absolutely based. I’m working on it to be like you, man.
Your comment made me crave for a cuppa. I’ll make something green.
I recommend checking out mLauncher which is a fork of Olauncher with additional features like changing font size or removed internet permission.
I use mLauncher, a fork of OLauncher. I like how simple and clean my screen is.
Speaking about notifications, did you check out your phone’s battery conserving settings? My friends having a Samsung or Xiaomi also have this issue due to aggressive restrictions on less-used apps. You can find more info and workarounds here: https://dontkillmyapp.com
Renoise is an excellent tracker-based DAW with Linux support (you still have to find Linux-compatible VSTs though). It changed the way I write music.
EDIT: I know there are FOSS trackers like MilkyTracker. If you want an alternative, I can recommend it, even though it doesn’t offer the same amount of features as Renoise (e.g. VST or effect support).
I use ListenBrainz for a libre alternative.
Go on there and share some of your stuff, if you want. We’ll be glad if people help keep the network alive. ;)
+1 to ListenBrainz. It’s an awesome tool for tracking your listening habits (kinda like Last.fm). Combined with Pano Scrobbler, I can create collage pics of my most listened-to artists or albums of a given time period (per week/month/year). It’s a great service and I want to donate to that project in the future, because I get so much value out of it.
Richard Stallman wrote a quick page on the shady things Spotify does (3 minute read not counting the linked articles). Although only loosely related to what you asked for. According to the info I found online, Discover Weekly should be safe from the kinds of sponsorships you talk about (the whole article takes about 8-15 minutes to read, but I quoted the important part below).
A representative for Spotify tells Vox that the user experience of Discover Weekly will not change — e.g., Nike can’t buy the playlist for the week and serve everyone a Frank Ocean song — and reiterates, “Discover Weekly is, and will remain, a powerful means of artists winning new fans.
And all the fears you hold so dear