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That’s kind of like if iMessage dropped SMS support. Yeah, I know if it’s a green bubble it’s not encrypted. But I wouldn’t want them to just not allow it.

Ohh I see.

I could see this being a problem for me

Note: While JMP does provide phone numbers and voice/SMS features, it does not provide 911, 112, 999 or other emergency services over voice or SMS.

How do you deal with it?

Bro keep up. They doin’ it again.

Wait till this crowd hears about smoke detectors.

Goddamn I really hate that shit.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/don-t-fuck-with-paste/

I wonder if you and your social circle skews younger.

While I wasn’t able to find myself, my spouse, or my younger siblings, I was able to find both my parents, their friends, and older family.

There is duplicate data and address history in the dump.

# of records ≠ # of people.

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Forgot to add this bit in my first reply:

This is especially bad since I’m more confident that GV is less susceptible to a SIM swap type of attack since I can disable it on my account which is of course protected by real 2FA (not SMS).

Meanwhile T-Mobile has shown a few times that they’re vulnerable to SIM swap attacks.

It might not be any more private but I give out my Google voice number to people/businesses I don’t really want to hear from or suspect my data will be sold by.

What’s really frustrating is that some services detect GV (and other VOIP providers) and just say you can’t use it.

To add to this point,

I was using ProtonMail when I finally got serious about generating new email aliases for everything. I went as far as upgrading my plan and started setting up SimpleLogin when I ran into the fact that I couldn’t just send from arbitrary addresses using a domain THAT I OWN. I couldn’t even reply to emails to a particular alias, FROM that alias. It looks mighty sketchy to the other party when you reply from some address they didn’t know about with the contents of someone else’s email (for all they know). Trying to explain this to others was a terrible experience.

I came across Fastmail, saw they integrated with Bitwarden via API so Bitwarden could create aliases (Fastmail calls them “masked emails”), and verified that I could both send from arbitrary addresses using my own domain and easily reply from masked addresses properly. I moved over and I’ve loved it ever since.

As I understand it, Proton is still working on the sending feature I wanted but it’s obviously not a priority for them.

IMO, Fastmail + Bitwarden is a much stronger feature set than Proton + SimpleLogin. Which is nuts considering Proton/SimpleLogin’s close relationship.

If I ever want to migrate from Fastmail, it’s a DNS change…

I’ll echo everything above. I moved from LastPass as soon as I heard it got bought by a private equity firm and I’ve loved Bitwarden. Well worth the small amount they charge.

Does indeed work fine on all of the above and I can confirm iOS is good to go.

More muscle mommies please.

Edit: realized this is a lgbtq group… I’m a straight dude and love this pic.

Debian: A classic all-rounder that prioritizes stability over all else. Ubuntu is descended from Debian.

And Zorin. I don’t hear much about it but it’s what I switched to from Win 10 and I’ve been liking it.

That + Steam Proton has me playing my old Windows-only games.

Open a search app to the public? So their searches come from my IP address? No fucking way, unless I’m missing something.

I’m still on the free first 300 searches. Looking like I’ll subscribe.

Jesus. How do you function if an email constitutes harassment?

I get “harassed” daily by hundreds of spammers. I just don’t reply or give it another thought. Things OP could have done.

I do:

• own domain with cloudflare
• ddns with their API
• NextCloud in docker
• caddy reverse proxy takes care of SSL cert

Or:

• Plex can do photos too and they have a docker container
• invite family to your server

Or:

• Immich with same setup as NextCloud

That can be true and it can also be true that accident rates, individual driver history, carjacking rates, weather patterns, and a long list of other things goes into the final number.