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Proton's biased article on Deepseek
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As a queer person I don't really care at this point if China or Russia is tracking me. They aren't the ones who are currently stripping me and others of rights and so many other things.
I don't trust any governments on this front, but the government I live under is way more of a concern.
Off topic:
Don't get a Chinese Android phone tho. Because you'll have both CCP AND NSA Spyware.
Best bet is Pixel + Graphene OS since LGBTQ+ people are gonna get targeted.
Russia specifically is a big part of why trump is in power. They weren't the sole contributors, but they definitely helped a lot. And they achieved it by buying, stealing, and collecting data on people and doing targeting misinformation campaign.
If russia had manipulated the election, it would have been in favor of biden
oh yea its russias fault that most americans voters are bigot reactionaries.
That's... Not actually a reasonse to what was said?
Sure, that's all fine and dandy. But it doesn't change the point that was being made.
The election happened. Here and now, Russia and China tracking me is no different than the US. They're all authoritarian governments hell bent on stripping rights away.
Now I'm not the same person you replied to. I'm in Canada, so I'm weary of all of them. But if I was in the states, I'd RATHER give my data to an advisory that won't do much with it. As apposed to the current government hellbent on making life for me and my trans siblings as hard and difficult as possible.