

Ideally, but bitwarden is a great in between solution, you can always export everything later to your self hosted solution of choice.
Ideally, but bitwarden is a great in between solution, you can always export everything later to your self hosted solution of choice.
I’m not going to watch the video so my comment is based on the title (why everything needs to be a video nowadays, just give me an article to read or at least a summary together with the video…)
Yeah no fucking shit… And Tesla is not even the worse out there (and not for a lack of trying), if you consider the analysis done by the Mozilla foundation of the privacy policies of a bunch of major car companies. You dont even have to be the owner of the car, if you ride in one as a passenger you are giving permission for the use of your data in the most crazy absurd ways.
https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/categories/cars/
There’s just no company to be trusted. Unless your car is very old, you dont have privacy.
Now it’s the time to make personalised face cards with boobs, dicks, and dirty pictures!
How dare you go against the lemmy hive mind. We need to shit on Proton or you will be punished with negative numbers!
I didn’t expand on the topic, but the fact that you only have privacy if your car is old doesn’t mean the solution is to buy and maintain old cars. Old cars contaminate more and your car is close to be 30 years old. Its a lose-lose situation for consumers. As usual the solution is not to hide or prohibit new tech. Having cameras in the car is extremely valuable, now we just need to regulate it to ensure the consumer is protected from over-reach.