
Breaking up with Big Tech: A human rights-based argument for tackling Big Tech's market power - Amnesty International
https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/POL30/0226/2025/en/
#privacy #bigtech #alphabet #google #meta #microsoft #amazon #apple
Breaking up with Big Tech: A human rights-based argument for tackling Big Tech's market power - Amnesty International
https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/POL30/0226/2025/en/
#privacy #bigtech #alphabet #google #meta #microsoft #amazon #apple
Breaking up with Big Tech: A human rights-based argument for tackling Big Tech's market power - Amnesty International
https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/POL30/0226/2025/en/
#privacy #bigtech #alphabet #google #meta #microsoft #amazon #apple
"sideloading" is a stupid made up term invented to delegitimize installing software.
Heres a bunch of other things I'm doing while "sidestepping" some supposed central authority:
- sideshopping (buying stuff from a store that isn't amazon)
- sidedining (eating or making food that isn't from mcdonalds)
- sidethinking (using my own brain instead of asking chatgpt)
- sidelistening (to my own music instead of on spotify)
- sidechatting (irl instead of online)
Le Big Tech o grandi aziende tecnologiche come #Meta, #Google, #Microsoft, #Amazon e #Apple influenzano il nostro modo di accedere e interagire su Internet. Controllano settori chiave come la ricerca, i social media, il #cloud computing, l'e-commerce e i sistemi di produzione di telefonia mobile. L'accesso a questi servizi è quasi altrettanto importante per i nostri diritti e il nostro sostentamento quanto servizi di pubblica utilità come acqua ed elettricità.
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2025/08/why-are-big-tech-companies-a-threat-to-human-rights/
The Register covered our stand on AI. We have chosen not to include AI in the browser. Based on your feedback, you do not want it and neither do we.
#Vivaldi#Browser#AI#Linux#Microsoft#Google#Apple#Android#Ios#Technology#Politics
https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/28/vivaldi_capo_doubles_down_on/
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https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/28/vivaldi_capo_doubles_down_on/
Here is the timeline given by Google.²
1. October 2025
Start as invite-only
2. March 2026
All developers can disclose their identity to Google
3. September 2026
"Regional enforcement begins" in Brazil, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand
4. 2027 and beyond
"Global enforcement"
We will explain more in next posts.
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https://www.theregister.com/2025/08/28/vivaldi_capo_doubles_down_on/
Ohhh. I missed this so far.
I think this makes sense: browsers are one of the most fundamental digital public goods at this point. (Right after a mobile OS.)
I'd have preferred if they had picked #Firefox or #Verso, but hey, poking #Google gets my vote too 🙂
(Is #Ecosia the best host? Probably not; I'd see this as a @sovtechfund
@nlnet et al project.)
https://www.reuters.com/business/germanys-ecosia-proposes-stewardship-run-google-chrome-2025-08-21/
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