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@seldo Hi, as I expect you are aware of somethiong called GPDR, please be aware that you can't send people personal data (toots on mastodon are part of them) to any US-based company. The penalities are up to 4 millions euros. You have to get their consent before.
It's not a question of being friendly to techbros or not, it's a matter of legality. Please keep this kind of illegal stuff on social networks which don't care of legality in first place, such as Twitter and their grok-nude issue.
Nothing new here. Perimeter defenses aren't the current paradigm for decades, automated bots making "millions of attempts by second" aren't new, etc. Stocastich parrots are the new thing and can make more realistic phishing, but that's all. On the defensive side the job is the same and is as efficient as 10 years ago.
The main source of breaches are still business making poor technical decisions and developpers not caring about security.
Vous faites plus assez de bénéfices avec la tonne de trackers qu'il y a sur votre site ?
@cnil Vous vous moquez encore des citoyens avec votre bullshit marketing merdique. Commencez par condamner la SNCF pour la tonne de données collectées sans raison pour avoir l'air crédible. En l'état, tout ce que vous faites, c'est vous illustrer dans votre facon de vous moquer des lois que vous êtes supposer faire respecter.
A orce, faudra pas s'étonner quand plus personne s'intéressera a vous ...
@Vivaldi Not being dependant of Google ? (no money from them, and not using blink)

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@elliotjmackness Thanks to libhybris, there are much more devices supported by SFOS than the ones mentionned on their website. You can run most of the cli apps available on Linux.
Libhybris is free and is exploited by the other Linux OS for smartphones to run on them.

About running apps on Linux, there is waydroid (free too). Furylabs has an heavely patched waydroid version for a better integration into Droidian, and it works very well. Also Droidian can run native Linux apps

There is everything you are looking for this days, and it works very well. The FLX1 (Droidian + Waydroid from Furylab) has a very good battery life, VoLTE (main issue for Linux phones, calls over LTE isn't as standardized than with GSM).

"Hopefully someone with the knowhow and ambition can take Sailfish to where it needs to. At this time, its not an option."
Why not you ? ;)

@elliotjmackness That's why there also are SailfishOS, Droidian and PMOS. SailfishOS is mature for a decade now, and we start to have smartphones sold under Droidian and fully usable in the USA (check the flx1 fom furylab). The situation is not that bad.
@mlabrie slt té ki ptdr ?
@mbessey Would you say that's still interresting to have an account on Xitter for infosec feeds and analysis, or has everyone fleed elsewhere ?