Notices by Zak Kaufman :1password: (zak@infosec.exchange)

@aral I kinda sorta agree, but the line here is a thin one. I’d argue that the baseline of deciding what data to share is security, not privacy. If you’ve decided that your data should be yours alone, and then you discover that it isn’t and that someone else has access to it, you have a security issue.

In my mind, privacy is deciding what others can do with your data once you’ve decided to share it.

#Privacy is not “I want to be invisible on the internet.” That’s anonymity. Privacy is control over what others can do with your data. Your rights, your choices, your data ownership.

@aral This has been my favorite distro by far lately.

Are you using #Linux? If so, what kind of device are you using it on? How has it been working for you? From a hardware standpoint, what would you improve, if anything?