Which is the problem.

You should have just returned it. If it doesn’t work out of the box, you don’t need it.

Don’t connect them to the Internet.

Done.

Spacestar ordering, certainly.

https://youtu.be/38hiqW2E88A

And they get your personal information then by… séance? Perhaps voodoo?

Do you write your name and address on the cash you send them?

Send them money in what form?

Explain to me how you activate an account on Mullvad. Right here.

Don’t Google it. Just explain it.

Nobody using Mullvad is going to have their credit card tied directly to it. Much less are they going to start calling financial institutions and government agencies and tell them they’re a Mullvad user.

You need to get way more subtle with your propaganda, corpos.

So audit them

And your phone was built by child slave labor. By using it to type that you’re basically a slaveowner.

Or…

We can think like adults. Paying for the best utility is not a virtue signal. End.

I care more about the results of privacy audits than I care about moral purity tests and bandwagon boycotts.

I am paying for a service. I’m not tithing to a religion.

Watch me, bitch.

Tell me more about fighting capitalism, IndustryStandard@lemmy.world.

Neat.

Who made the device you’re posting on?

Okay.

Let me know when it affects the service.

Pot spies on kettle

Pretty much the conclusion I came to.

Just chiming in to say I learned a lot from discussions and links in this thread. Thanks all.

Audio.

And software availability.