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How to make Brave minimal is out!
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The laptop market is terrible, the only decent laptops come from Apple.
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My ISP has decided to block access to VPN sites.
I’m so happy! Thanks for keeping me save!!
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This is so incredibly stupid.
I wonder what they’ll do if they figure out I work for a VPN company.
Will they just cut off my internet?
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I’m not telling you guys what ISP I’m using for safety reasons
I’m not from the UK
This is such a stupid thing
Yes it’s easy to bypass this, that’s not the point
The point is, my ISP, your ISP shouldn’t be blocking you from accessing VPN sites
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Enough is enough.
This is going too far and I’m getting extremely frustrated with the way everything is going.
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You have to be kidding.
Wikipedia!?!?
If you think this has anything to do with “online safety” you are crazy.
Wikipedia is currently in a legal battle with the UK government to try and stop the platform being censored in the UK - or even completely blocked - thanks to the Online Safety Act.
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“This will allow YouTube to locate the best content”
This is such a stupid reason that it’s not even funny
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FYI I posted this because it used to be able to go to those sites without any issues
Now it causes issues and that is what’s bad
It shouldn’t be happening and it’s only with VPN specific sites
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Here’s another fun fact for you!
I can access everything Proton has to offer EXCEPT the VPN
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It was never about safety, it was never about safety.
It was always about control, from the start it was about control.
The more they control the more they can censor.
This is about controlling what you can see.
This is censorship.
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This is the issue with a lot of things.
People are like, "This doesn't actually matter because it doesn't affect me."
It will, it most definitely will.
So fight this now, or you'll regret it.
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I hope browsing the web freely doesn’t become a thing of the past.
It should be free and open to everyone.
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I really don't get the hate towards Brave and Proton, what happened to the privacy community?
Signal is now a honeypot, Proton is owned by the government and Brave is worse than Chrome in terms of privacy.
Like, what???
I can't tell if people are trolling anymore or not
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> Ever wonder how Meta handles data privacy at scale?
They don’t.
Ever wonder how Meta handles data privacy at scale? Watch this talk by Meta software engineer Danny Gagne as they dive deep into our data classification processes, from defining taxonomies to ensuring compliance with privacy policies like access control & data deletion.
📽️: piped.video/-mec6phsLaI?si=9a7A…
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If they start doing this, I might move.
Unironically, not just because of this.
It's the fact that they could get away with something much worse.
The EU's Chat Control vote is set for October 14, 2025.
The EU wants to start scanning all information sent through messaging apps.
Only 3 EU member states have said they will vote against: Austria, Netherlands & Poland.
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I should fly to the HQ’s, get a USB stick with the VPN on it
Go home, download it
Simple
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If I was using Windows I would be going insane, this has to be the buggiest OS
Microsoft confirms "Update and Shut Down" was actually restarting Windows 11.
If you have ever noticed Windows 11’s Update and Shut Down not actually shutting down your PC and restarting instead, you’re not alone.
Many of us probably developed a little trust issue with that button because the PC kept bouncing back to the sign-in screen.
Turns out it was a known issue with Windows 11 and even Windows 10. It's finally fixed.
This fix will begin rolling out to everyone with this month's Patch Tuesday, scheduled for November 11.
Requires Build 26200.7019 / 26100.7019 or newer.
ALT Update and Shut Down restarted PCs, not shut down, in Windows 11 or Windows 10
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As you may know, I do not like G**gle.
🛑 Important: Google is locking down Android.
Starting Sept 2026, every app — even outside the Play Store — must come from a verified developer.
No more anonymous sideloads. No quick comebacks for malware gangs.
First up: Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand.
Full story ↓ thehackernews.com/2025/08/go…
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No they wouldn’t.
A study has shown that 73% of players would be willing to verify their identity to prevent cheating in games
(via: PlaySafeID)
Community note
It is important to mention that the pollster is a company that provides the ID verification system to publishers and therefore could be biased.
playsafeid.co
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So you are telling me all I need to do now is put “founder” in my bio and download cursor and I become a multi trillionaire?
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Ok that was actually pretty funny, well done G**gle.
nitter.app/madebygoogle/status/19…
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I was watching YouTube on the TV, I got a 55 second unskippble ad, how do people watch YouTube without an ad-blocker....
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I don't know if this is true or not, but let's say hypothetically that this happens.
They've outed themselves because it was all about control and now they'll try to spread propaganda.
Nothing says protecting the kids like forcing the news onto their YouTube feed!
🚨The all powerful OFCOM wants to force BBC content into your YouTube feed! whether you want it, or trust it, in a sort of force fed algorithmic propaganda way.
If Ofcom does this, your feed won’t reflect what people want to see, only what they’re told they should…. government approved content 🚨
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By the way, to resolve this issue you can use Mullvad DNS.
mullvad.net/en/help/dns-over…
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What happened to this browser?
Mozilla has released Firefox 143, introducing web app creation on Windows, Microsoft Copilot integration, enhanced privacy controls, address bar event highlights, live camera preview in permission dialog, and expanded accessibility support.
alternativeto.net/news/2025/…
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They must be delusional there is no way.
"Our full focus is on fixing the foundations, rebuilding Britain, and restoring public confidence in government."
Restoring public confidence in the government???
No one trusts you!!
You are the issue!
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Hewwo everyone, I now work at Brave!
What is my role at Brave?
Brave Nightly Program Manager ^^
I'm super excited for this, all the bugs, all the feedback, just everything.
I can't wait to work with you on creating the best browser for everyone
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I'm good. Thanks though.
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Isn’t this the whole point of Android though? Like how open it is?
So they are basically killing something people actually want
Sounds G**gle enough to me
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Bitwarden wouldn't do this.
🚀 New partnership alert!
The 1Password browser extension will be available in @perplexity_ai’s Comet browser, making AI-powered browsing secure by default.
Read more in our press release: bit.ly/42ClhG3
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I find it very interesting that people support this, because I don’t think the government should be your babysitter.
FWIW:
help.steampowered.com/en/faq…
Steam users in the UK now require age verification to access mature content
Valve uses credit cards to verify age in the UK, and anyone without a credit card on their account can't access age-restricted sections of Steam
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"It's a fucking browser you care too much about things that don't matter"
A browser is a software that you use daily, need to use the internet? You open your browser.
The browser is the most important piece of software on your system, of course I care what browser I use.
You just don't truly think about the value your browser provides.
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Labeling something as a "safety" act doesn't automatically make it safe for everyone.
We all know it’s not about safety.
The UK's Online Safety Act's push to protect kids online through content blocking and age checks sounds good—until you look deeper. eff.org/deeplinks/2025/08/bl…
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Most of the time, I don’t, but this time, I just used the default one.
I didn’t think much of it because it has always just worked.
So, it was really surprising to see that they’re doing this now.
I have a feeling things are only going to get worse, unfortunately.
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Every update Windows becomes more and more unstable
You don’t need trillions of dollars to make good software, you just have to care about what you are doing
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I'm not from the UK!
If you are going to community note something at least be right about it.
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People don't want to downgrade to use Windows 11, they are being forced to because EOL of Windows 10
If anything it's never been a better time to switch to Linux
The era of AI PCs is here. 💻
Just say “Hey Copilot” to:
• Talk naturally with Copilot Voice
• See what you see with Copilot Vision
• Get things done with Copilot Actions
Learn more: blogs.windows.com/windowsexp…
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Proton, Brave, Signal, Session etc etc those are good services
They are privacy respecting and do a good job at protecting your privacy online, what more do you want?
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Isn’t she the person who proposed chat control?
Seems like a weird behavior for someone who proposed the regulation.
It’s not so fun when you are the one getting your messages analyzed is it now?
Hypocrite.
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