@mirkobrombin @pietrodc0 @vanillaos
You laugh. People die. And companies keep funding it by "just doing business." When your cybersecurity provider is tied to a regime bombing civilians, it's not paranoia - it's complicity. If calling out companies tied to authoritarian regimes feels like a "crusade" to you, maybe you're more comfortable with silence than accountability.

@pietrodc0 I fully agree that real support is about actions every day. But visible symbols also matter, especially when LGBTQ+ people are still being marginalized, erased, or attacked. A Pride logo doesn’t replace action - it complements it. Silence, on the other hand, speaks volumes.

@pietrodc0 @mirkobrombin @vanillaos
Let’s be clear: using or partnering with Kaspersky in 2025 while Russia wages a brutal war against Ukraine - is not “just business.” Kaspersky has well-documented ties to the FSB, Russia’s intelligence agency. Continuing to work with such software isn’t neutral, it’s irresponsible and dangerous.
Claiming “business isn’t a country” is a weak excuse when your tools may be compromised by a regime committing war crimes.

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