hi
I'm still trying to understand where all this NSA stuff is coming from.
If you don't use it, how can it transmit anything as it hasn't been set
up. If you use it, that's another thing entirely, and you're putting
your trust in whichever company you go through. If this were true, which
it isn't, not only fedora but every other distro that uses gnome would
have spyware in it, and this is just illogical. My own distro, which I
co develop with two other developers, would be spyware because we have a
version which uses gnome. This would mean that since we're an
accessibility focused distro we'd be encouraging disabled people to use
spyware, and that's just ... oh I give up. If this is a trole, these
people need to provide more evidence for their claims, this sounds like
the more phanatical free software people's type of arguments, lots of
claims but no hard proof. Not that I'm trying to start anything, since I
know fedora is all about free software, but ... better stop there.
Thanks
Kendell Clark
On 12/2/2016 9:29 AM, Alexander Bisogianis wrote:
On 02/12/16 15:22, bitchplease@getbackinthe.kitchen wrote:
Excuse me Sir, Fedora's tying of hard coded NSA providers to the
Gnome Desktop Environment harms competition between alternative
provides, undermines product innovation and ultimately reduces
consumer choice. The default providers are
* Google
* Facebook
* Flickr
* Microsoft Account
* Pocket
* Foursquare
While this is a troll, I must agree that adding generic IMAP/POP
accounts is not presented in the default menu and is not obvious for
non techie users to find and use.
Abis.
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