How do you know that the content was illegal if it’s E2E encrypted?
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How do you know that the content was illegal if it’s E2E encrypted?
In Europe, many merchants allow you to order online and collect (and pay for) the goods from their premises. For example: https://www.galaxus.com/en/wiki/556
Great! Then now you’re ready to install Microsoft Edge on your fresh new linux installation: https://packages.microsoft.com/repos/edge/pool/main/m/microsoft-edge-stable/ 🤡
Here’s my lazy and unpopular solution
When I go to x.com I end up on twitter.com
So Elon says it’s 𝕏 but my browser still says it’s Twitter
Nice find, I didn’t know that one. Thank you :)
sometimes it’s possible to view Instagram’s profiles from picuki.com without logged in (but beware, it’s full of trackers)
Edit: since bibliogram.art is dead I’ve tried imginn.org and gramhir.com with varying degrees of success in the past, today neither seems to work.
Have a look at https://lemmyverse.net
Not all-encompassing but provides a good overview of the various instances and communities.
ok, I see… I’ve never really understood the point of cryptography in public discussions as anyone can read the messages anyway.