I never trusted ProtonMail. Right when you sign up, you’re constantly bombarded with advertisements to upgrade to pro. They’re plastered everywhere with obnoxious banners.

I get that they’re a business and they need money to operate, but the ads are so obnoxiously “in your face” that in my mind their priority isn’t your privacy, it’s your money.

Tutamail is the better service.

Firefox has plugins to spoof specific tabs as always active.

I think you mean, X should be nationalized like our social security numbers have been. It’s only fair, the piece of shit who runs it is the only reason that even happened, why not keep things fair?

The IEEE is working on a new standard in the 6Ghz range specifically for smart car intercommunication. It’ll also work for transmitting audio directly from one device (i.e. a smartphone) to another, as long as it’s in range. Think of it as “next-gen mesh”. One of the largest SoC companies is currently trying to make a chip implementing this standard but it’s not finished yet. However, the US government is also trying to reserve frequencies on the 6Ghz spectrum, so from what I’ve heard this is all kind of up in the air.

I bought a lifetime subscription years ago, and even if the payment method got decrypted, it’s well expired. Not to mention I haven’t had a Plex server running for ages.

MediaTek or Qualcomm chips will be used probably, but to order cutting edge chips they’d need to order pretty high volumes to keep prices down, so the chip they order will probably be older. Though the Pixel 5 was one of my favorite phones, so if they can keep that level of speed on Android 16 then I’m all for it.

You are exactly correct

That’s hilarious ngl