you set up your own address with the block lists you want through https://my.nextdns.io
you set up your own address with the block lists you want through https://my.nextdns.io
yeah, I keep seeing some graffiti calling people to pay by cash in order to “stop NWO” around here. yuck.
okay then. Cyprus was still a tax haven when the Russian-based company moved there, I’m sure for completely unrelated reasons.
I prefer NextDNS for blocking ads and trackers, you get to choose your own blocklists and white/blacklist domains of your choosing if you run into some problems.
Cyprus is a tax haven.
There’s nothing that stops a FOSS app from doing that
I’m well aware there’s no technological obstacle. many people choose FOSS maps over Google to have less of their data collected though, so I could imagine they’d object to such practice, which would make the feature less effective.
not really, because they’d have to constantly collect its users’ location in order to do that.
he won’t see this, my guy
it also whitelists ad blockers from working on some, presumably “partnered”, websites.
not sure where you’re seeing this, latest release was in June, and the latest commit was three weeks ago.
you need to change the “Preferred video quality” in the preferences to “DASH (adaptive quality)”, then you’ll be able to pick higher resolution.
nope.
I haven’t heard of any research results that have proven that phones or apps are actually listening to people’s conversations, and am only aware of a research that has proven the opposite: https://gizmodo.com/these-academics-spent-the-last-year-testing-whether-you-1826961188
WhatsApp is now in Meta’s hands
it’s been owned by Facebook/Meta for almost a decade, so I’m not sure it warrants using “now”.
no, but you can just save the post for checking it out later.
it’s a desktop program, while most of the solution OP has posted are Android exclusive.
use the tunnel located in your country?
https://torrentfreak.com/private-internet-access-to-be-acquired-by-kape/
Some have pointed at Kape’s history. The company had previously operated under the name Crossrider and was active in the advertising space. Among other things, it installed toolbars with ‘potentially unwanted software.’ While the company has since switched to a focus on cybersecurity, this past has made some people suspicious.
oh god, it’s spreading