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- 1Voter frustration grows over Labour and Tory sameness on privacy●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Tutanota/1173 99518772943573 The madness never ends, Labour or Tory, it's just the same! 😡
A social media user in the UK is voicing anger at the two main political parties, writing that 'the madness never ends, Labour or Tory, it's just the same.' The post, tagged with UK politics and privacy hashtags and shared in connection with the email provider Tutanota, reflects a wider feeling among some voters that Labour and the Conservatives offer little difference on digital privacy and social media policy.
- 2Privacy-focused users eye Linux as their next phone OS●@ Tutanota @ GrapheneOS # DiDay # Android My next phone will be a # Linux
A user of privacy-focused tools Tutanota and GrapheneOS has said their next phone will run Linux, in a post tagged around Android and Digital Defense Day. The comment reflects a small but vocal community of people frustrated with mainstream mobile platforms and looking at Linux alternatives for greater control over their devices.
- 3Mastodon users debate whether Android was ever truly 'open'●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Tutanota/1173 81579772667732 it was never about freedom, if you thought Android was magica
A debate is circulating on Mastodon, sparked by the privacy-focused email provider Tutanota, arguing that Android was never genuinely freer than other mobile platforms. One commenter, speaking as an iPhone user, says criticism of Apple's 'walled garden' was always overblown and that anyone who believed Android was magically more open was deluded. The exchange feeds into ongoing arguments about platform openness, sideloading and user control.
- 4Tuta Mail and Nextcloud forge European privacy software alliance▼RE: https:// mastodon.social/@Tutanota/1173 70535762316693 L'alleanza tra Tuta Mail e Nextcloud è un'ottima notizia per
Tuta Mail and Nextcloud have announced an alliance aimed at users who want European, open-source and privacy-respecting software. Supporters are welcoming the partnership as a practical way to move away from Big Tech services such as Google, Apple, Meta, Microsoft and Amazon, positioning the two providers as a combined alternative for email, cloud storage and collaboration.