However, it wasn’t long ago that Peter Hummelgaard, the Minister of Justice, said “we must break with the totally erroneous perception that it is everyone’s civil liberty to communicate on encrypted messaging services.” This very anti-privacy statement is quite alarming and consistent with the idea of banning VPNs. Hopefully that’s the end of it, but I know I’d be very conscious of my privacy if I lived in Denmark right now.

He’s laughing, manchild has no regrets.

Whelp there goes AOSP.

Time for !linuxphones@lemmy.ca

Spider is pleased!

Well said!

That’s not accurate at all. A known risk weighs on people’s mind. You have to identify a problem before doing something about it.

A sticker is better than nothing but yes every jurisdiction should ban gas stoves.

Research shows warning labels reduce health risks.

This is the stepping stone to banning vpn.

The ndp voted for this horrible bill sadly.

Reject this authoritarian bill that put your personal data at higher risk of breaches. Write to your mp demanding that they oppose this awful nonsense and instead focus on educating parents on device parental controls.

Ross is the man! Buy him a beer!

Thanks Cris! Cheers to you this new year 🍷

You gotta take it slow sometimes ;)

Some people want to deworm slowly.

Watch Mark Carney pretend like “it’s too hard for these 2 small businesses trying to make ends meet”

Beehaw thinks I should post less though.

Can you link it?

Where did you find this interesting map?

Lesotho is shocking.