Grey Cat

I don’t agree with what the others are saying.
You’ll get the benefits of Tor as you would on any other site. And you’ll help the Tor network by using the service and keeping other users more private.
Just be mindful about what you say about yourself

The thing is I think he did think of stuff like this.
From what the article says and from what I knew. Telegram purposefuly made “distributed cross-jurisdictional encrypted cloud storage” to try and evade governments. So he did have them in mind.
If we lived in a world where we didn’t have to think about governments spying on us, we might have not even needed encryption to begin with.

But thank you for the link, it was an interesting read even if I don’t agree with what he’s trying to convey / prove.

It would not be the same, access might remain public but if it was E2EE and not stored on Telegram’s servers, new users wouldn’t have access to the history of the channel.
And since Telegram would not be able to read the messages as they go through its servers, they would have plausible deniability if they were asked if they knew what was going on on which channels.

I don’t think Signal is the best messenger out there, I do think it’s an good compromise between privacy and to have a enough appeal that most people would use it. I don’t agree with most of what I have read Moxie write. But thanks for judging and generalizing by guessing who I must be.
You are right that it’s probably more of a social network.

Assuming things should work that way is ignorant. According to you, service owners should design and redesign their services to not store any data in order to avoid arrests.

If they don’t want to be arrested yes, they should either do that or have good enough moderation to not get in the bad graces of some big entities like countries.

I’m not sure what you meant with the rest of your comment.

No you are correct, one of the RDNA 4 cards is supposed to launch in Q4.
Prolific leaker"Moore’s law is dead" did a video of a leak on what he thinks is probably the 8800 XT.

EDIT: I think there’s a bit more info on the release date in one of the chapters of his latest video.

The problem is that those guys comply with the requests from governments.

It is about encryption though. Since it’s possible for him to get access to anything said in those group chats, they asked him to provide all Telegram has on those users and chats. He didn’t, he got arrested.

He wouldn’t have been in as much trouble if those chats were encrypted and Telegram couldn’t know anything about what’s said in what chat by which user.

Because hw wouldn’t be “betraying” his users by giving everything that was asked of him by the authorities.

I don’t know, Skill Up said a similar thing as well in his videos, so I’m inclined to think that it’s true.

Have you played the game to say so ?

It’s basically source available with rights to modify and redistribute for non-commercial purposes and without removing the ability to pay for the app.

Here is the license.

That’s his loopback address, his local IP can be 192.168.0.1/24

It is, but it already has all the services that most would use with big QoL features compared to Redirector. Namely quickly adding and removing instances, and quickly enabling and disabling redireciton for specific services. And is a lot easier to use in general especially for people who don’t know regex.

Plus Libredirect has a few features that redirector doesn’t, the ability to redirect to multiple different instances, and the ability to redirect embedded content such as any embedded youtube videos on any other website.
But as you said, redirector is more flexible if you need it for something other than the ~20 services that LibRedirect handles.

I’m pretty sure they have, I was already playing csgo on proton some years back.