@Xavier Medical M. is legal here. There's a dispensary that insists on having you load your MM card on their website because people arrived there with expired cards. I made it clear I'm never doing that due to privacy. What kills me is the number of people who don't care and do it.

@davidaugust I call bullshit. Considering how much stock - literally! - Big Tech is placing in AI & by extension training data, as well as their track record of treating privacy as an inconvenient afterthought or, even more likely, just a PR issue with no real impact on the stack or business model, there's absolutely no way they're going to respect any kind of opt-out. No. Fucking. Way.

@david Question is if Librewolf blocks that, because it is not something chrome does - (evil) sites use script to track your mouse movements.

@thatprivacyguy same, though the (family) fallout was nothing because I never told anyone (right, wrong, or indifferent, that's how it is -- the personal fallout was different, obviously). Nevertheless, agreed completely. The harm outweighs the benefits, and fear / "think of the CHILDREN!!!" are not excuses to pass harmful laws that violate rights. Well written, and you're doing good work.

We still only recommend GrapheneOS, but we did cover this as it was significant news in the privacy community.https://www.privacyguides.org/en/android/distributions/

@ShadSterling @remixtures it also presumed you have a way of taking a photo of something on your screen...

@davidaugust @Catawu 100%

@sihaha At least it was paid work time… @leeloo

@thenewoil ... or just use Linux