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Every Free App You Actually Need Explained (Part 1-4)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGWSs6laAO0#OpenSource #freeapps #LibreOffice
#VLC Media Player
#DaVinci Resolve
#OBS Studio
#GIMP
#Audacity
#Blender
#Obsidian
#Scratch
#Godot
#Krita
#Photopea
#Inkscape
#LMMS
#Shotcut / Kdenlive
#KeePassXC
#Thunderbird
#Calibre
#Joplin
#MPV
#Affinity
#ProtonVPN
#Bitwarden
#PDF24 Creator
#LocalSend
#VirtualBox
#Notepad++
#FreeCAD
#Ardour
#WinRAR
#Everything
#Syncthing
#Penpot
#Proton Pass
#KDE Connect
#Parsec
#VSCodium
#Scribus
#HandBrake
#7-Zip
#ShareX
#qBittorrent
#Free Download Manager
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Spain’s Net blocks have a flimsy legal basis, and lack both oversight and accountabilityA few weeks ago, Walled Culture wrote about Hadopi, France’s infamous copyright enforcement mechanism. The so-called “graduated response” – aka “three strikes and you are out” – has been around for over 15 years now, has cost French taxpayers a fortune, and has never achieved any of its aims. As the Walled Culture post suggested, the latest court ruling might finally put the […]
#barcelona #ccia #cordoba #disco #fines #france #HADOPI #healthcare #ipAddresses #ISPs #italy #laRazon #laliga #madrid #netBlocks #nordvpn #overblocking #piracyShield #protonvpn #spain #vpns https://walledculture.org/spains-net-blocks-have-a-flimsy-legal-basis-and-lack-both-oversight-and-accountability/ -
Nowa fala ataków na użytkowników Windowsa. NWHStealer dystrybuowany za pomocą fałszywych instalatorów (np. ProtonVPN) oraz platform hostingowych
Analitycy z Malwarebytes ostrzegają przed nowymi kampaniami, które łączy wspólny mianownik – infostealer ochrzczony przez badaczy jako NWHStealer. Malware jest dostarczany do użytkowników na wiele różnych sposobów: od zmodyfikowanych instalatorów ProtonVPN, OhmGraphite, Pachtop, HardwareVisualizer, po mody do gier (Xeno). Jak widać cyberprzestępcy żerują na zaufaniu użytkowników do popularnych produktów, przez...
#Aktualności #Malware #Nwhstealer #Phishing #Protonvpn #Stealer
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Come restare ANONIMI sul Web nel 2026? (GRATIS) 👤🌐🔒
La privacy sul web è sempre più difficile da difendere. Con le continue violazioni di dati e il tracciamento incessante, restare anonimi online è diventato cruciale. Ma puoi davvero ottenere un anonimato totale usando un servizio VPN gratuito? 🤔🛡️💻
#opensourceitalia #unolinux #gnulinux #distro #ita #opensource #ProtonVPN #VPNGratis #PrivacyOnline #SicurezzaInformatica #Anonimato #TechITA #VPNFree #NascondereIP
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Hi #Rust developers! My Calendar team at @protonprivacy is #hiring! We are looking to fill several positions at our offices in #Barcelona, #Geneva, and #london
Job Description: https://grnh.se/op1xycx2teu
#Proton is office-first, with people coming in 3 days a week. Lunch is provided for you!
Please boost if you know a great Rust developer! If **I know you, please reach out directly** and I can refer you internally!
#rustlang #privacy #protoncalendar #protonmail #protonvpn #FediHire
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Für eigene Verbindungen die offizielle #Wireguard app verwenden. Alternativ evtl kleinere Projekte wie #WGTunnel https://github.com/zaneschepke/wgtunnel oder #RethinkDNS (was noch viel mehr kann). OpenVPN auch okay.
Alles andere ist Schwachsinn, Firmen sollen aufhören irgendwelche komischen proprietären Anwendungen zu nutzen.
Für verbesserte Privatsphäre #MullvadVPN #AirVPN #ProtonVPN #IVPN und erstmal keine weiteren.
Für Anonymität #Tor.
#VPN.s schleusen jeglichen Verkehr durch fremde Server!
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AKSHUALLY! You Should ALWAYS Use A #VPN! by #thehatedone #yt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AynIIFM2WU
#privacy #security #nymvpn #mullvadvpn #ivpn #protonvpn
I highly recommend this video ✅
#dpispoofing #dpiinspection #DPIevasion #DPIcircumvention #TimesyncAttacksUnfortunately, the correct jargon is missing, and there is a little bit of ego talk at the beginning… Still, a very good video. Kudos 💡 👍
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If you're trying to avoid the legality and jurisdiction of the United States, you should know:
Proton is subject to Us Jurisdiction.
If you need or want an alternative, I have a whole list of providers outside Us Jurisdiction
https://codeberg.org/Linux-Is-Best/Outside_Us_Jurisdiction
#Proton #ProtonMail #ProtonPass #ProtonVPN #ProtonCalendar #ProtonDrive #ProtonWallet
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People were like -- Nah man, it is only Proton Wallet.
Not anymore, it's not. Proton is under Us Jurisdiction.
#Proton #ProtonMail #ProtonVPN #ProtonPass #ProtonDrive #ProtonCalendar
RE: https://mk.absturztau.be/notes/a8s37jdhk1ps00n0 -
CW: Let's play a game. Guess what popular company has this in their terms of services, now for their e-mail, vpn, calendar, password manager, and file storage:
After reading below (if you do), the question you should be asking is: How can the United States and their independent States Laws, impose on a company that is supposedly 100% all Switzerland?
They do not list Germany or France or any other country on the planet, just the United States (and Switzerland)." You further agree that for any disputes, actions, claims, or other controversies arising out of or relating in any way to these Terms, your Account, the Services, your use of (or lack of use of) or access to (or lack of access to) your Account or the Services, or any advertising, promotion, or other communications between you and the Company, whether based in contract, warranty, tort, statute, regulation, ordinance, or any other legal or equitable basis, if brought in the United States and found to have jurisdiction in the United States, shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the state where you reside; provided, however, that the arbitration provisions herein shall be governed by the Federal Arbitration Act and the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) Consumer Arbitration Rules (the “AAA Rules”), as described more fully below in Section 13.1. "
The answer, by the way, is Proton. - Yes, a business can start in another country, Switzerland, for example, and fall under Us Jurisdiction. To put it another way, some people have dual citizenship, and so can a corporation.
You can find that quote directly on their website: https://proton.me/legal/terms
#Proton #ProtonMail #ProtonPass #ProtonCalendar #ProtonDrive #ProtonVPN #ProtonWallet -
A company truly outside Us Jurisdiction does NOT have terms and conditions concerning Us Customer and Us Laws, because they do not need them, because they do not apply to them. The same way, they do not need to include the other 200 or so, nations around the world.
It is rocket science. This is not hard to understand.
#RuleOfLaw #Proton #ProtonMail #ProtonPass #ProtonVpn #ProtonDrive #ProtonCalendar #ProtonWallet -
" 200 or so, countries world-wide, and they only include terms and cite laws, that they know apply to them. "
So many corporate simps ignore this little fact.
Do you see Proton cite terms for Japan or Korea, or any other friendly nation? No, because Proton is only subject to the laws where they are a registered business. Proton only (and others like them) worries about the ones that apply to them, and they include the United States of America for a reason.
#Proton #ProtonMail #ProtonVpn #ProtonPass #ProtonDrive #ProtonCalendar #ProtonWallet -
Oh, I am aware of your simping trolling behavior for Proton, but I refuse to acknowledge your nonsense on my old account.
You do not get to pick and choose what laws you follow, and only when you feel they are connivent. That is not how laws work. Proton does not list any laws or bi-laws concerning, the "France" (random), for example, because they could, careless since they do not apply to them. They're not a registered business in "France" (random). The same way, I and most people here, don't care about what the laws are in North Korea, for example. Because they do not apply to most of us here.
There are over 200 independent states or nations or territories, or whatever, but you don't see terms and guidelines for all 200. The reason for this is that a business, like a person, only cares about the laws that apply to them. It is not rocket science.
Proton sells products and services to people in France, South Korea, Germany, Canada, Etc... Etc... Just as you could sell digital products and services to these people, but you would not need to put terms concerning each individual nation for each individual customer, because it would be the responsibility of your customer to follow their own laws, and the only laws that would apply to you are those you are subject to. Again, you don't see any business on the internet, listing terms for all 200 or so independent states, or nations, or territories, or whatever, but you do see them including only the ones that apply to themselves.
Proton, is subject to Us-jurisdiction and that is why they include terms and conditions surrounding US Laws. They'll argue that it only applies to Proton Wallet, but again, you don't get to pick and choose, when laws apply to an individual, anymore than you can a business. But even if it were true (it's not), they could still be influences and impacted by the laws and governing body of the United States, since they were not immune to them.
In contrast, I and most people here are immune to whatever goes on in, North Korea (random example). I can freely write all about how awful Kim Jong Un is, even though it is illegal to do so in North Korea. There is nothing legally stopping me, and no one within that governing body could ever influence me to stop either.
You like Proton. I am happy you found a provider you like. But you, choose to like or disliking Proton, does not change their legal standing. https://proton.me/wallet/terms
#Proton #ProtonMail #ProtonVpn #ProtonPass #ProtonDrive #ProtonWallet #ProtonCalendar #RuleOfLaw #UsJurisdiction #UnitedStates #Project2025 -
@TryshHQ If you're using #NordVPN, then I recommend #ExpressVPN / #EVPN. There is also #ProtonVPN.
If you prefer a more affordable option than those above, without sacrificing, or probably better (depends on how you look at it) privacy and security, there are (in no particular order): #AirVPN #BolehVPN and #VPNac
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@lopeztel I've been using #airvpn since a couple of years. It's decent and I trust them to not keep logs, and they're quite cheap. The only downside would be the speeds which can be so-so on different days, at least on the UK servers.
If money weren't an issue I'd probably give #protonvpn a go as well these days. Based in Switzerland and I trust Proton, since ProtonMail is pretty great and private.