@matigo To be fair, internet bandwidth in most nations is declining due to the strain of usage. Many companies are reducing their quality and ISPs doing the same. We all have to deal with slightly slower internet speeds for a while…
// @whoisashygirl
Adguard offers free licenses for three months [adguard.com]
A no brainier to go for this as a try before buying. Won't regret it.
Good news is that the weather should be pleasant. Bad news is we're not allowed to have that.
The Internet Archive just opened a National Emergency Library for displaced learners. [blog.archive.org]
More of a reason to donate to them more than ever.
exFAT coming to Linux [arstechnica.com]
Some aren't thrilled on this, but love that image though!
@matigo Maybe they’re either busy with other stuff or maybe they’re confused with the onboarding (which I find odd because it’s straightforward).
@sumudu Yep, and these devs just don’t care. If the US had a strict privacy law, we wouldn’t have to talk about this. I’m sure it’s a CCPA (California) and GDPR (EU) violation for them doing this.
/@matigo
By the way, @matigo Sleep Cycle also sends some data to FB even if you don’t have an account. In their case it’s advertising and some phone info I bet. Plus I can’t find any privacy policy in their website. They have denied this but the fact is clear that many apps that use the SDK sends some kind of info to them. They can’t escape that.