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Your expectation of "privacy" is for naught when your mother posts about your achievements on her Facebook page.
Why do Linux users feel entitled to privacy?
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*shits in your useless no reply thread*
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such a kingly post is not befitting of this dogshit thread, i seek to remedy that with a no good very bad awful post. behold.
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Because in 2025, having more control over your own data feels like a luxury.
Before the 2020s, “privacy” was just one of those buzzwords Linux users squirted out when people asked why they used it. Didn't really matter but was a fun bonus, for most people anyway
Before the 2020s, “privacy” was just one of those buzzwords Linux users squirted out when people asked why they used it. Didn't really matter but was a fun bonus, for most people anyway