shadycomposer

Well if you care about privacy, avoid all Meta products. Otherwise go ahead and use them. I thought it would be simple.

this is surprising…

wait i thought they don’t have a government at the moment

people often assume if they run their own instances it will be more secure. from one perspective it’s true: everything is in your own hands; from the other perspective, they are rarely capable of doing it correctly.

Understand. I was simply joking.

Including cars?

The explanation of auto-renew says: “On expiration, new port forwardings will be created. The source port will be chosen randomly.”. How will that work with bt client?

Honestly I’m not sure if I fully understand their points:

1. “Entire message data is not always passed…” - so sometimes it works, while sometimes doesn’t? At a glance MailKit seems to have the necessary hooks (MEMessageSecurityHandler) though i have not used it myself so can’t say if it works as expected or not.

2. When they say they’ll release a version with 14.1 (or 14.0.1), do they have confirmation from Apple that the said blockers will be resolved in that release? If they need more time to implement this it’s fair, but the wording of the ‘key points’ sounds like there are blockers out of their control, then how could they commit a release date without Apple’s commitment?

there will be far more losers who will happily hand over their data in exchange of free service

Isn’t it obvious? I bet every other AI companies do the same. Honestly I think personalized models, for ads, tracking or whatever other purposes, are much worse than this but people have been happily living with it for a long time.

If you don’t want your data to be used, don’t put it on internet.