Unlikely since youtube is the standard for embedded media across the web and locking YouTube to only chrome seems like grounds for a lawsuit

Sure but duck duck go is bing with a proxy and has been known in the past to make acceptions for microsoft

Brave search is a fully independed search engine

At the if the day both services are closed source software from for profit companies

Brave search over ddg

The creator’s probably anti-trans and is blocking communities he disagrees with, I don’t think they are debating the existance of trans people just being a dickhead

With hardware fingerprinting it doesn’t really matter that much

In system requirements perhaps

How would an operating system even cater to a country? Is there a distinctly American way to access files

Icon swipe gestures is in lawnchair experimental features

You’re right about it not being irrelevant but I was just talking the security of sent messages in Lemmy which can be read by everyone regardless

Doesn’t signal use ping notifications and the whole problem was with how the mobile os handles the notifications. From my understanding of the controversy the os stored information from the app when a notification is detected in a local directory (hence why it worked on signal)

Yes but its not just signal but any app with push notifications

I’ve made an assumption that op was referring to how messages can be pulled from push notification post decryption since they were talking about upping privacy and data sovereignty.

Any foss alternative is better then nothing and this has legitament use cases

True, but my comment was about how it was irrelevant that voyager doesn’t allow tracking through notifications when Lemmy is inherently insecure. Although in an open communication like Lemmy the insecurity doesn’t matter as much.

I mean considering lemmy is public information and messages are unencrypted…

Yeah i’ve notice this happen a lot with the word ‘funk’ too people be censoring weird words

I must have not refreshed ignore my comment

What are your computer specs?