Credit cards require you to give your private key to someone else for a CNP transaction. They have always been insecure lol

Device passwords should be 20 characters minimum.

I recommend attending a free opsec training course.

Because phone passwords are usually short and biometrics are public knowledge (usernames, not passwords)

You have a trade off between security and convenience. Phones are devices made for convenience. They are insecure, by design.

I thought Ububtu Touch was abandoned?

XL device

Ugh, nope. I want something small

Is there an osmand app for Linux?

Security can be measured objectively. It’s important to call out misinformation.

That’s more secure.

…except when someone just puts a sticker of a malicious qr code over the merchant’s qr code when they aren’t looking ;)

Hahahahahaha. No.

Same. Has that been solved yet?

Dunno. GPS and map apps seems pretty important for something more mobile than a laptop.

I need none of that. Can I run OsmAnd?

403 error. Congrats, you built a broken system of false-positives.

Aka “how to harm marginalized folks” and prevent them from accessing your content too

Isn’t MPV liberally not a GUI?

Is it in the official Debian apt repos yet?

Wait till you learn how many security vulns jellyfin has, and that you can’t put it behind basic auth due to further outstanding bugs

Well that sounds like a security nightmare

Every OS sucks. Linux sucks wayyy less tho

Why are the key rows not offset?