Justin Roiland, co-creator of Rick and Morty, discovers that Dropbox uses content scanners through the deletion of all his data stored on their servers2yr ⋅ noman_032018 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Chrome says that they're no longer allowing ad-blocker extensions to work starting in January1yr ⋅ jsalsman ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Elon wishes to change twitter to support free speech, thoughts?2yr ⋅ OwningLiberals ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
My dishwasher is on the internet! - Why is on the internet? - To download software updates! - Why does it need software updates? - To fix security vulnerabilities! - Why would it have security vulnerabilities? -Because it's on the internet!4yr ⋅ Fabi0_Z ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Fight for your freedom in computing. Don't let proprietary programs control you1yr ⋅ netcat33 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
HP has turned their printers into ransom devices. I will never buy an HP again.1yr ⋅ TorePun ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Remember to disable the hospital spy before discussing sensitive information1yr ⋅ NonfreeEqualsCringe ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Thought #1: Cool, forgot I had Dr. Mario on my iPad! Thought #2: Stallman was right2yr ⋅ majorgeneralpanic ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Even when pretending to support freedom to repair, apple finds a way to fuck people over2yr ⋅ tellurian_pluton ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
My printer just did a firmware update and no longer recognizes my third-party ink1yr ⋅ VAST_BLINKER_SHRINK ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Email from Meta about Oculus VR headset: Failure to create an account will result in losing access to your device1yr ⋅ chkno ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Amazon making fake twitter accounts to spread anti Union propaganda is totally legal apparently2yr ⋅ sigbhu ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
They have bought the front page of a local newspaper to spread their lies to common people. 😡3yr ⋅ TurbulentBase ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
AdGuardDNS users can't use NordVPN Android app due to NordVPN cooperates with Google Analytics. Just how the fuck?3yr ⋅ pengomon22 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Nice game you got there. Would be a real shame if our DRM were to count your computer multiple times while you update...1yr ⋅ WhyIsIsTakenTaken ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
A device that counts the number of people in a room to charge you more. Yeah this might be our future.2yr ⋅ fleurdelys- ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Love that a software update can make you not be able to drive your car.4mo ⋅ k-u-sh ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Opened my resume in the newest version of Word, and was greeted by an ad for LinkedIn.3yr ⋅ MrD3a7h ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
This car requires you to pay to activate hardware that’s already installed2yr ⋅ LollerCorleone ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
I cancelled our subscription with HP and they blocked us from being able to use the rest of the ink in our cartridge.3yr ⋅ Tizaki ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
In Portugal, with no net neutrality providers are starting to split the net into packages7yr ⋅ sigbhu ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Amazon illegally forced the USPS to install mailboxes at its facility so it can tamper with mailed in ballots for unionization votes.3yr ⋅ john_brown_adk ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Adobe software rental charges 4x the monthly fee to cancel service1yr ⋅ denversocialists ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
You know where I always wanted pop up adds? In the instrument panel in my vehicle!2yr ⋅ gsoftwares ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Chromium is free because Google wants to use it to enforce its dominance on the browser markets1yr ⋅ netcat33 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
The UK's Online Safety Bill Undermines end-to-end encryption1yr ⋅ caffeinedrinker ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Employee texted me this screenshot. He is 500km away from the nearest internet connection.3yr ⋅ Kenairod ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
New Chinese toilet paper dispenser requires you to watch a 30 second ad before it gives you toilet paper, and it only gives you about 3 per ad. Spotted in Guangdong province.2yr ⋅ bananaEmpanada ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Providing digital library access to kids = distributing pornography1yr ⋅ jsalsman ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
OpenAI's answer to how much of 1984 has already happened in real life:1yr ⋅ Darth_Caesium ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
“Assange’s critics may cheer, but this is a dark moment for the press” - Edward Snowden5yr ⋅ arthas_LK ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Streaming device uses sensor to count people in the room for pay-per-person content viewing. Not terrifying at all.3yr ⋅ Grandfather-Paradox ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
FB requiring AI identification on some accounts to be able to use your account3yr ⋅ pengomon22 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Pearson holds the $200 textbooks you need for college classes hostage by arbitrarily blocking non-proprietary OSes.2yr ⋅ scooterT12 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Facebook actively filters and deletes messages containing links to piracy websites3yr ⋅ donpirracas1 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Data Collection Authorization on my Spiderman: No Way Home Blu-ray2yr ⋅ C-Lord96 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
All I want to do is scan a document from the printer that I own to the computer I own2yr ⋅ vasilenko93 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
This seemed to belong here. A rental car that depends on you having cell data to be able to run.4yr ⋅ nicetomato1 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
This isn't a security question I set, this is from making a dentist appointment. They shouldn't know this.3yr ⋅ PelicanFrostyNips ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Poster showing the smart bulbs brands, and the ecosystems they work with. A standardised protocol would be nice.3yr ⋅ unrebigulator ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Terrible digital overlayed Ads in NHL games that block the view of players and cause motion sickness to viewers1yr ⋅ EricZNEW ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Guess what sucker paid $120 for a DRM locked textbook and immediately paid the price for it. I have yet to download the textbook anywhere, and just signed in for the first time.2yr ⋅ scooterT12 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
DRM in Cyborg cups to save $0.00001 worth of free refills2yr ⋅ Vegetable_Hamster732 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
OP's friend (?) in OP coffee group was trying out those reusable K cups on the newer machine.3yr ⋅ pengomon22 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
When your internet connected furnace shuts down due to server maintenance. Isn't technology great?5yr ⋅ BloodAndSeed ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
[X-Post r/latestagecapitalism] ASU Students forced to use paywalled, proprietary software to merely turn in homework5yr ⋅ alreadyburnt ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
HP remotely disables perfectly good ink cartridges if you don't pay a monthly fee.4yr ⋅ Mebean ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
This is what happens on macOS when you run software written by a developer that doesn't pay Apple $100/year4yr ⋅ sue_me_please ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
A publisher just allows one of their e-book to be read by one user only for a few seconds at a same time3yr ⋅ pengomon22 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
$40 Oculus game disappearing from the library of paying customers. No refunds. Completely legal.3yr ⋅ causa-sui ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Battlefield 2042 requires a persistent internet connection even when playing alone vs bots.2yr ⋅ DovahBornKing ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Facebook accidentally emails it's strategy to downplay leak of userdata3yr ⋅ apistoletov ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
Millions unemployed because automated software can't understand nuance or context2yr ⋅ Competitive_Travel16 ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
$199/month subscription for full self-driving capability in Tesla cars3yr ⋅ Randouem ⋅ r/StallmanWasRight
