RealStickman

There's also microG that aims to implement google services while being open source.

There's also microG for some of those proprietary google services.

*Other's backdoors are ungood

Is anybody trustworthy? Hell, that's why I avoid any five eyes vpns.

You could try it with the wireguard client for ios. Just download the config files from their site.

The difference is probably that Sweden isn't as privacy unfriendly as the USA, despite being part of the fourteen eyes programme.

I'd suggest you have a look at this site: https://thatoneprivacysite.net/#detailed-vpn-comparison

Personally I'm using Mullvad atm. For windows I use their client, but you can also download configuration files for wireguard if you want to do that.

Plus wireguard support if you care about that.

I'd suggest anyone looking fo a new vpn to have a look at this site: https://thatoneprivacysite.net/#detailed-vpn-comparison

It was recommended by privacytools.io in an article a few weeks ago as being one of the few sites that don't take money from vpn providers to list them.

More being sick of the US' controlling attitude.

Would it be possible to prevent this by using laws set by GDPR? Or at least cause such a great hassle for them to stop it?

Somebody in the comments brought up a good point: How do we know the card is not just differentiating based on past earnings of a person? Regardless of marriage status, since that could basically change at any time.

If terrible leaders could be voted away there would be no politicians in power.

That's obvious and way less interesting than googlified app names

Honestly, I'd flood their system with words, phrases and various images from the internet.

If I were a student and knew about that I'd purposefully put in a variety of words and phrases that might get flagged in every email

This is ridiculous

You could try Buster. It's an addon that solved Captchas when you tell it to.

So that's what Google uses all the data it collects from me for.

It's far easier to install a different rom without Google Apps on android than change the os of an iphone.

How's the device support with those recoveries you linked?

Do you have any evidence that leaving that statement wouldn't harm Blizzard's business?

How are you going to check the age of somebody? Requiring them to sign up with an ID? From my experience PayPal for example doesn't actually verify your age, although you have to provide an ID.

Not sure if implementing DRMs is a good thing.

Use a custom rom without google apps. It's easy enough.

They didn't remove it for that reason though.

What keeps me from making a screenshot?

To answer your second question. Taken from their FAQ.

Q: Do you plan to open-source it?

A: We'll open source everything (server, interface, etc...), except from the C Library. Reason being that the library is what gives us our technical competitive advantage (being that you get the full private cloud experience with no need for a server). It's also important to note that you can't patent your code/algorithm in Europe, so there's no other way to protect it. But everything else expect from the library will be open-source.

You wouldn't notice that feature using battery if every phone does it though.

I'd also really like to know why it goes to Switzerland. Are there also other countries that get photos like this and prosecute based on them?

Then the fault lies with Apple for marketing it wrongly. They should immediately correct it.