The anti-Big-Tech movement isn't a trend, it's a correction. Our societies spent 20 years accepting surveillance capitalism as normal. And now, we're slowly remembering we have choices.
Sure, switching browsers is a small thing. But small rebellions are how everything big begins, or so we like to believe. 🤞
If you think about those around you, have you noticed an increased awareness lately about what's behind the tech they use?
@gsprs @Thales_Curiosities that's honestly just an unreliable and outdated description of who we are, you're welcome to read about the connections Vivaldi makes and why we make them, we're fully transparent. But spoiler alert: none of them are malicious, they're just for your benefit
https://vivaldi.com/blog/decoding-network-activity-in-vivaldi/
@Vivaldi @Thales_Curiosities >outdated
The article I sent was last updated in 2022 and shows malicious user data collection, the post you sent is from 2019, there are some possible conclusions here:
1. Vivaldi has time travel technology?
2. In 2019 Vivaldi had no spyware but it was added somewhere between then and 2022?
3. That article is full of lies and the spyware was always present?
Replace whoever was responsible for this dumb reply with an LLM and you’ll get better results.
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