If its an authenticator app, then its password based, as ultimately the password or pin is needed to unlock the phone.
If its a standalone authenticator device, then yes thats MFA. But like I said, its the most expensive option since you would have to purchase devices.
Fingerprint with an RFID badge is MFA with no passwords.
Something you have and something you are is the most expensive MFA combination, which is why it isn’t common.
How about Firefox?
I see what you did there
What’s the difference between the 2013 version and the refreshed version?
You could make a document describing what each set of data is, if its useful to anyone but yourself, or if its safe to delete. You could offer suggestions of what to do with each set. I think of it as a treasure map that you leave behind. Maybe they will be interested in it, maybe they will pass it on to someone else.
100% agree
I agree it would be nice to see a percentage based map as well, but OP didn’t post that
How strict is this enforcement? Like ICE enforcement of 2nd amendment rights strict? Or ICE enforcement of 4th amendment rights strict?
I don’t believe thats what they were trying to represent in this graph. This is estimating the total, not percentage.
Its honestly too bad Loops wasn’t in the app stores for this event. Im sure it would have gained a good amount of users from the exodus.
You can still create a local account by setting the PC up as a “School or Business” PC and then choosing the local account option.
No, what Im saying is a service that is as centralized and pervasive as youtube should not be the ones who determine if you should be allowed to watch a video or not. They are inserting themselves between you and your content creator and assessing your entire identity. They, a for-profit, data-hoarding, facist financier, corporate advertising conglomerate will have collected the very personal details of your entire individual life, and will amass everything they have on you to declare if you are able to watch a 10 minute video.
THAT is what we should not have. But maybe thats just me.
I looked through them before posting and the users there were sharing their information through different mediums, including videos.
Just logged back in
Hardly any alternatives to Threema…
In the meantime, lets utilize other sources of videos like those at our local libraries, public domain hosts, archive websites, and open source federated video sharing platforms
Well we can start looking for creators that respect privacy and freedom of their viewers, ig
Nothing on the front page though
How many times has this happened to Notepad++ now?