WendyDarling wrote:Major platforms that sponsor the Parler app download (free speech in the town square idea) are taking action against The Parler app. for inciting violence as if the app. is responsible. An app. representative said their policy is against twenty four hour surveillance of its users, but they will take action once notified on a case by case basis. So, Google has removed access to the Parler app today, while at the same time the number of people who are downloading the app has risen so significantly in the last twenty four hours that the app servers have crashed repeatedly. Apple may be threatening to remove Parler from their app store as well. And if Amazon drops Parler from using their servers, Parler is toast.
Personally, if Apple and Amazon removes Parler, I will be buying a cheap burner smart phone (my iphone will be dead to me)and Amazon will never see another penny. To be sure both are excommunicated, I will spend time investigating all that Apple and Amazon own so I am sure that they do not get a direct cent from me via another business.
Basically, I've hated all tech after the 1980s anyways, so going oldschool will improve my frustration levels, stop radiation poisoning and eye damage, and allow my moods to remain more in balance.
Mr Reasonable wrote:because they are not the govt. they are private companies that parler has agreements with which those companies are allowed to terminate....unless you want big govt to tell private companies what they can do and which deals they can make, that's the way it is. there isn't a law that says parler cant make its own operating systems or its own devices and compete with google and apple. and they are free to create and support their own platform if they want and if they can. but you can't make someone else give you a platform. your right to free speech does not include that.
Mr Reasonable wrote:and because they have standards that prevent the kind of things that they are accusing parler of. parler is literally just all the people who have been kicked off normal platforms for spreading conspiracies, inciting violence, spamming hate speech, and trolling. its the last place that will let you have an acct once you have been kicked off everything else for being destructive. there is a real distinction to be made there. this fundamental misunderstanding of free speech is common among certain groups. the same groups who tend to always think about their rights, and never think about the rights of others.
promethean75 wrote:Alright wendy I'm delighted that you've made the decision to become a communist. The first thing we need to do is understand the importance of labor and the spirit of work... as the fuser will demonstrate...
Meno_ wrote:The reason for the double standard in Communism has everything to do with the base/ basis split, between socialism and communism on ideological terms.
The unresolved ideal and pragmatic distinction between the pure and the material dialectic - causes an uncontrollable effect leading to misunderstanding and eventuAl violance.
The capital/capitol conflation takes in more then just ephemeral values. Same as the intentively literal distinction between das ein and Dasein. So trite yet so easily missed
Mr Reasonable wrote:that librem is 2k and only has 3gb of ram and 32gb storage? im reading the specs and it just sounds like a lot of marketing and like its really overpriced.
theyre pushing the whole "its secure and off grid" vibe but i mean u can get samsung s20 ultra and it has encryption and waaaay better specs for 1400.
i use a messaging app thats end to end encrypted and that uses servers that keep messages for less time than it would take to subpoena them, and no one has ever heard of it. its not signal, its not whatsapp, and it does not store the messages on the phone itself. the alabama bureau of investigation had my old phone for 2 and a half years and never got anything off it. i use android.
your phone is as secure as you want it to be. if you really encrypt all your shit, use burner email accounts for your android stuff, and dont mind giving up a bit of convenience then u can be pretty secure with android.
here is the phone that i have now. this describes some of the security measures in place with it.
https://www.samsungknox.com/en/blog/int ... %20attacks.
https://www.samsungknox.com/en/secured-by-knox
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