Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
@Ruth_Mottram Definitely an important security step these days.
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
I'm hoping that drip.app isn't the insecure 3rd party app you're thinking of 🫣
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
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I'm hoping that drip.app isn't the insecure 3rd party app you're thinking of 🫣
@folfdk @Ruth_Mottram they are on Mastodon @dripapp (Maybe you don't have to sit down and write a new app from scratch).
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
@Ruth_Mottram use a simple calender it's free and stays the same...
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@citc Why not just get a calendar or print a single page to make a few crosses every month?
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@folfdk @Ruth_Mottram they are on Mastodon @dripapp (Maybe you don't have to sit down and write a new app from scratch).
@MishaVelthuis @folfdk @Ruth_Mottram @dripapp
There is also #Periodical, an app that lets you keep all your data and that was developed exactly like that.
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
Sigh. I love my family members but still haven't convinced them to use Signal. Damnit.
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
@Ruth_Mottram I know it nt trendy but paper calendar.
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Sigh. I love my family members but still haven't convinced them to use Signal. Damnit.
@lemgandi I only managed that by virtue of refusing to use anything else. But I have many friends who have still not switched. And getting the teenagers on to password managers and proton was a struggle too
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@lemgandi I only managed that by virtue of refusing to use anything else. But I have many friends who have still not switched. And getting the teenagers on to password managers and proton was a struggle too
@Ruth_Mottram @lemgandi
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
@Ruth_Mottram Another vote for paper calendars.
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
Brava!
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@Ruth_Mottram I know it nt trendy but paper calendar.
@ang6666 @Ruth_Mottram i love my paper diary. its my own private world. and if i dont have it with me, its the perfect excuse to not make solid plans
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@lemgandi I only managed that by virtue of refusing to use anything else. But I have many friends who have still not switched. And getting the teenagers on to password managers and proton was a struggle too
@Ruth_Mottram @lemgandi this is how i mostly have for people to signal too, or lost touch with them tbh. i have had less luck with getting my YA’s to take this kinda thing on board but this reminds me to have another go
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@Ruth_Mottram @lemgandi this is how i mostly have for people to signal too, or lost touch with them tbh. i have had less luck with getting my YA’s to take this kinda thing on board but this reminds me to have another go
@lususlumi @lemgandi if it helps neither of my teens wanted a password manager but after only a couple of weeks they got the point...
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Loving your family in 2026 is discovering your female family members using insecure 3rd party apps to track their menstrual cycles and sitting down to write a private and secure one for them to use instead...
@Ruth_Mottram I got 85% of the way through making one as a plugin for Obsidian, at a friend's request. Been too swamped lately to finish it, but I'll share it publicly once it's ready.
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@citc Why not just get a calendar or print a single page to make a few crosses every month?
I'm old, I know.@canyakker @citc digital data is easier to spot trends in and look up history.
