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minus-squareSpaghetti_Hitchenslinkfedilink17•1 year agoThat a Microsoft product is the lesser of two evils is very damning for Google
minus-squareVeraxuslinkfedilink14•1 year agoAnd then there is Firefox, which isn’t evil at all. Lets not settle for any level of evil.
minus-square@Routhinator@startrek.websitelinkfedilinkEnglish5•1 year ago100%, it was a surprising and depressing realization when the recent updates forced me to take a good look at both ecosystems from the privacy, control and settings standpoints.
That a Microsoft product is the lesser of two evils is very damning for Google
And then there is Firefox, which isn’t evil at all. Lets not settle for any level of evil.
100%, it was a surprising and depressing realization when the recent updates forced me to take a good look at both ecosystems from the privacy, control and settings standpoints.