Yea, it feels like the tor browser of clear web

The defaults are too strict. Removing them removes a lot of things and is counter productive in terms of fingerprinting.

Zen seems interesting

• Are the documents you edit with the online editor files which are visible in the online drive?: Yes. It works like Google drive basically, and yea, I don’t use an external editor or something. I just create or upload a file to the cloud, and edit it there using the built in web editor (you just open the file and it opens the editor)

• Does nextcloud use the open document specifications for saving documents (e.g. .odt, .ods)?: Yes. I believe they use a modified version of Collabora or something. By default, you use the same extensions you’d use with libre software like collabora or libreoffice. It supports opening documents from word, PowerPoint and excel… but often fucks up the formatting in some parts (much like libreoffice)

• Can you view these files without opening them in the editor (like the preview in google drive)?: No. You view them only via the editor. It should respect permissions though, so if you share a file with read access only, they won’t be able to edit it in the editor.

You can use any format you want in Nextcloud, it’s just that they might not be supported by their built in editors, but they’ll work fine.

The reason I use the built in editors is that multiple people can work on a single file at the same time

You’re welcome!

The offsite rule is mainly in the scenario where your house burns down for example, or if someone steals your stuff. It can happen.

Maybe your electricity will have variations and will fuck up all your devices in a specific location…

Nextcloud does have a problem with the online editor. It frequently bugs out and moves things out of order or just doesn’t feel snappy.

Some time ago there was also saving issues

I only sync my computer and I have nothing to report. It just works. There’s just a small bug when you just create a file on windows and start editing it, the file shows as being edited by Nextcloud for a couple of seconds, but then it works. It’s just on the initial creation.

I’m wondering if I should use it as well. I know LibreWolf isn’t for me

That’s what I read, but again, that’s just the interpretation of an european law by Belgium and Belgium only. Other european countries could rule otherwise, thus not creating any case law.

So all is not set, but yea it might be very possible that to avoid any risks, websites go with Belgium’s rulings of what’s illegal to avoid troubles in other countries.

It’s in Belgium. How does it apply in Europe globally?

Indeed, didn’t know that.

I prefer having the possibility of having multiple devices under the same profile 🤷

I think they have reproducible builds on Android. iOS doesn’t allow that though.

There’s also a fork named Molly on Android. It’s nice.

Yea, but privacy coins aren’t the majority

The stock market as well

Why are you posting this? Unrelated to the discussion

Because governments can’t remove it from you, because the value is universal and bypasses the flawed banking system, allowing for really low fees for money exchange internationally.

Crypto is pseudonymous and anonymous if you know how to hide your traces. You’re forgetting about privacy coins.

And the non-reversal aspect is also nice for vendors. You don’t know how much abuse some fields have.

PoS coins have no climate impact… etc

My “easy” solution for b) :

1. Buy XMR from wherever you want (even KYC exchanges if you want and can)
2. (if you’re already on a CEX and don’t want to bother, withdraw USDT/USDC/LTC/BCH… any crypto with not insane withdrawal fees and which is fairly popular, and then exchange it on a non-KYC exchange for XMR)
3. Exchange your XMR at a non-KYC (or non systematical) exchange for your desired traceable cryptocurrency.

I can recommend https://trocador.app/ - nice exchange aggregator that doesn’t require you to log into the exchange’s website, and that displays the level of privacy of each exchange.

By using this method, you always have non-ML non-KYC crypto that can be used to buy anything

For additional (and true) privacy, please churn the XMR while you have it. If you know, you know, but that’s a power user move.

Telegram leaks your data, including to France, which is my country, so they can go fuck themselves.

Telegram isn’t even E2EE. It’s like recommending Russia’s Discord over Signal…

Computers don’t steal your data for musk regime tho. Signal does.

I guess Microsoft isn’t a USA company. And Signal is apparently for-profit. And ICANN isn’t in the USA…

I love how Signal (doesn’t, according to you) takes months to invent a proxy to load GIFs and link previews through, so as not to leak your IP to the (American) companies.

? Even if the servers are backdoored, your messages are still encrypted by your key - as long as the server didn’t manipulate the keys at the first exchange, which you can check by verifying the security code

If it matches, then it’s okay. Such features exist in all encrypted messenger apps

It’s still a shitty workaround

If people contact me, I can’t expect them to create a group…

You can easily verify the keys of the person you’re speaking with, and they’re generated locally… so technically speaking, even if their servers are leaking, your messages are still unreadable, but yea that’s not ideal

And then went back on it to advertise telegram lmao

Btw don’t use computers, Musk use them