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Just pirate everything. Problem solved.
Not all online services are streaming media services. There are lots of other US services to get away from.
For example?
Other than apple google and facebookEdit: Smooth, no examples. Stay classy.
You want me to list every US tech company that provides an online service? That’s absurd. Am I supposed to be proving that there are more than three companies in the USA that do this?
Any examples would suffice. But you’d have already done that if you’re replying in good faith.
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I obviously did, i said not the companies the article talks about.
You’re not as clever as you think you are.
I don’t think you are
GitHub? Internet Archive? Wikipedia?
What are the alternatives to those?
- GitHub - https://codeberg.org/
- Internet Archive - https://archivebox.io/
- Wikipedia - https://www.britannica.com/ or just literally any site created using https://mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki
Britannica is headquartered in the US (Chicago) and most Wikipedia editors are not from the US, so I wouldn’t count out Wikipedia so quickly.
Exactly, you tell me since I’m just giving you examples of US hosted services as you asked for.
Personally you could self host all three, but it would be a fairly expensive endeavour and you’d be operating on a brand new platform with no users.
How would i tell you when i asked you for the alternatives? That doesn’t make any sense.
Pray tell, how do you “pirate” a SSO service as you alluded to above?
No one asked for alternatives. We’re more interested in how you’re gonna “pirate” these things. Cheers!
Other than three of the largest tech companies in the world that encompass services from social media to maps to email?
Well there’s X, Amazon, Reddit, Microsoft, Oracle, Broadcom, Salesforce, Intuit, Cisco, Palo Alto, Ubiquiti, and CloudFlare. There’s a total of 15 examples, not counting subsidiaries of these companies, nor breaking them down by product like YouTube, Gmail, Twitch, Maps, Azure, AWS, VMWare, etc.
Thank you. What are the alternatives to those?
To those what? Those are the American companies behind the services, the actual list of services and products those companies provide would take awhile to list out. Then each one of those products or services is going to have 1-3 alternatives at least. If you want some alternatives you’re going to have to narrow down your question, because like the guy you originally replied to said, there are a LOT of them. If you want a teaser, you’re making these comments on an alternative to one of the products of these companies right now.
Ok. Thanks for the help…
This is a weird line in the sand. Instead of focusing on where something is build, shouldnywe focus on technical details and software licenses?
For example, Signal is based in the US, but the app is structured in such a way that they have minimal information: just the creation time and last login, associated with a phone number. That has even been tried in court, and that’s literally all they could provide. Telegram is worse technically speaking, but it’s headquartered outside the US.
Don’t evaluate software based on where it’s developed, evaluate it based on what is does and can do in the future.
The only US service I ever used nowadays is YouTube with extreme ad block ofc
Qwant is owned by Huawei. Leaving Trumplandia for Xi…
Xi isn’t going to take me away to special education camps. They can have my data.
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Pretty sure they already have detention centers wjere they send their “unwanted”.
Yeah, but if you’re in the US, you’d be more concerned about the US authorities.
