Nothing, secure boot should work fine, no reason to disable TPM.
You know you can install any software you want on any distro right?
I didn't even make it though half of s2e1, it just has no 'grab' for me anymore.
There are multiple apps from various devs that all use the Keepass file format, so they are all compatible.
Generally I don't think Chinese tech is really any worse than "US" (aka; made in china by a US company) tech.
The software running on phones and stuff is likely worse though, some things should be avoided.
For what? There's not a better option, everything else is based on Chromium which is just moving to supporting Google, and also just removed v2 extensions which cripples what you can do with the browser.
I don't think anyone should ditch Firefox at this point.
Funko and their "partner" should be fined for fraud.
It also sends your IMAP credentials to their servers and receives the mail there, it's not done locally like the older versions.
ispot.tv is on one of my DNS blacklists, it seems to be an advertising service?
Many VPNs have built in traffic filtering that does block common malware, phishing, and tracking domains/IPs.
Their advertising claims still do get a bit ridiculous though.
Something else is going on with your setup, I block graph.facebook.com via DNS too and Ally works fine, both app and browser.
Your screenshot looks like you're also blocking ntp.org which could definitely screw with a banking app, and launchdarkly.com may also be the problem if they're loading assets from that service.
Can't wait for the onlyfans accounts that spam the same vanilla nsfw image into 50 different communities at once. /s
I don't understand why this stuff isn't enabled by default on Linux, it's such a detriment to new users when super basic features don't work out of the box.