It is mentioned, and it is certainly not the best. But there are missing messengers: from the large messengers, Viber and Line recently switched to e2e encryption. How well it is implemented remains open for debate of course.
If you can't compile Signal yourself that's only due to lack of knowledge on your part. I compile my own Signal version (with some slight changes) with each new release. All the required tools can be downloaded for free.
Try Silence (former SMSSecure): https://github.com/SilenceIM/S... . It is a fork from TextSecure, the predecessor of Signal, and uses the Signal protocol over SMS. You still need phone providers, so technically you need servers, but you need no account and no registrations.
Not half the amount of windows phone shills who still claim how much everyone who has used the system loves it after each post describing declining sales.
I don't. I like to be able to use most functionality when I'm offline (out of country, bad network coverage). Not all applications need to be web-centered. Playing music or video does not need a network connection. Playing most games does not need it too. I read books on my phone, offline. That's better for your privacy as well.
> 2) charge me reasonably -- I'll pay up to $10 without flinching if it's actually useful. More if it's fabulous > 4) no network ties for continued operation or validation or any such shit. I paid you, it should work, period
Expect the app to have a piracy rate over 95% if both conditions are met. (4) means copying the apk once and install it everywhere. If (4) is required to check a license online, expect piracy rates to drop to 85%. If you make it Lucky Patcher resistant (not trivial) piracy rates might drop even to 80%.
Yes: those companies might product non-halal products too, and others might boycot the company because they service moslims. Trump is not the only one who sees the dangers of islam.
The European parliament and the commission are two very different things. The parliament is chosen directly by the people, the commission is appointed by the governments, which in turn are in most EU countries indirectly chosen by the parliaments. In practice, the commission tends to be anti-democratic and operating without much oversight.
Usually 4 years. The 5 year period seems to be used mostly in the former soviet union and its satellites, while in western countries 4 years seems to be the norm. I have no idea if there has been any research done what the optimal length is (if such a number can be determined anyway).
> What I don't get about Hillary is why she seems to draw such special hate from some people
For those outside the US, Hillary is the hawk urging for "regime change" and invading other countries. With her as president, it won't take long before the next war(s) start and other countries are called upon to clean the US-caused mess. Trump is more focused inward, proposes a more isolationalist view and seems less likely to mess up anywhere else on the planet.
Sweden has been known before to do as the US commands. Like in the scientology case: http://merlin.obs.coe.int/iris... The government was corrected by the courts, but the documents in question could not be requested anymore as before.
The EU at least allows members to leave peacefully if they want. The last time a number of US states wanted to leave, they were conquered by the remaining part of the empire.
The US is an empire in decline. Military spending is becoming so large it will collapse on itself. Many examples in the past have shown this road, starting with the Roman empire up to the USSR, including it's lunatic emperors, party secretary's or presidents.
> It must not be allowed to dictate, what services can be offered, by whom, at what price, etc
Hey, do you want to buy some mariuana, xtc or coke? The government should bust me only when I sell fake drugs, not when I honor the contract by selling exectly what you want.
Eastern Germany tried to keep their own people in, not others out. I did never hear Trump claiming to forbid Americans to leave the country if they would want to.
Sanders a hyper-socialist? That's funny, in almost all other countries they would call him moderate-right wing. It just shows that the US political landscape has drifted so far to the right that fascism is the norm now.
The US have a recent example of what happens when too many foreigners invade a country. Go ask an Apache, Comanche or Sioux indian about what happens then.
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It is mentioned, and it is certainly not the best. But there are missing messengers: from the large messengers, Viber and Line recently switched to e2e encryption. How well it is implemented remains open for debate of course.
If you can't compile Signal yourself that's only due to lack of knowledge on your part. I compile my own Signal version (with some slight changes) with each new release. All the required tools can be downloaded for free.
Try Silence (former SMSSecure): https://github.com/SilenceIM/S... . It is a fork from TextSecure, the predecessor of Signal, and uses the Signal protocol over SMS. You still need phone providers, so technically you need servers, but you need no account and no registrations.
No, to work around it so they can honestly say "sorry, we can't decrypt those messages".
Not half the amount of windows phone shills who still claim how much everyone who has used the system loves it after each post describing declining sales.
I don't give shit about doping in sports. If they want to use it, let them. And maffia bosses can expect to be assasinated, not my problem.
Pre-Android 6 users can use XPrivacy.
I don't. I like to be able to use most functionality when I'm offline (out of country, bad network coverage). Not all applications need to be web-centered. Playing music or video does not need a network connection. Playing most games does not need it too. I read books on my phone, offline. That's better for your privacy as well.
> 2) charge me reasonably -- I'll pay up to $10 without flinching if it's actually useful. More if it's fabulous
> 4) no network ties for continued operation or validation or any such shit. I paid you, it should work, period
Expect the app to have a piracy rate over 95% if both conditions are met. (4) means copying the apk once and install it everywhere. If (4) is required to check a license online, expect piracy rates to drop to 85%. If you make it Lucky Patcher resistant (not trivial) piracy rates might drop even to 80%.
Yes: those companies might product non-halal products too, and others might boycot the company because they service moslims. Trump is not the only one who sees the dangers of islam.
The European parliament and the commission are two very different things. The parliament is chosen directly by the people, the commission is appointed by the governments, which in turn are in most EU countries indirectly chosen by the parliaments. In practice, the commission tends to be anti-democratic and operating without much oversight.
Usually 4 years. The 5 year period seems to be used mostly in the former soviet union and its satellites, while in western countries 4 years seems to be the norm. I have no idea if there has been any research done what the optimal length is (if such a number can be determined anyway).
That's what the last Roman emperors also claimed. When the greatness needs to be specifically stated, you know the empire in in decay.
> What I don't get about Hillary is why she seems to draw such special hate from some people
For those outside the US, Hillary is the hawk urging for "regime change" and invading other countries. With her as president, it won't take long before the next war(s) start and other countries are called upon to clean the US-caused mess. Trump is more focused inward, proposes a more isolationalist view and seems less likely to mess up anywhere else on the planet.
Sweden has been known before to do as the US commands. Like in the scientology case: http://merlin.obs.coe.int/iris... The government was corrected by the courts, but the documents in question could not be requested anymore as before.
The EU at least allows members to leave peacefully if they want. The last time a number of US states wanted to leave, they were conquered by the remaining part of the empire.
After he insulted Mexicans in general, he may have a point that a judge with Mexican roots might not be impartial.
KKK? Isn't that that folklore group that walks with sheets over their heads?
Bitchary will intruduce conscription and send them to the front of her next war?
The US is an empire in decline. Military spending is becoming so large it will collapse on itself. Many examples in the past have shown this road, starting with the Roman empire up to the USSR, including it's lunatic emperors, party secretary's or presidents.
> It must not be allowed to dictate, what services can be offered, by whom, at what price, etc
Hey, do you want to buy some mariuana, xtc or coke? The government should bust me only when I sell fake drugs, not when I honor the contract by selling exectly what you want.
> BS. A business exists, because it provides service, that people are willing to pay for. It does not need "society's permission".
Say that next time you want to open a casino outside of Las Vegas or an escort service.
Eastern Germany tried to keep their own people in, not others out. I did never hear Trump claiming to forbid Americans to leave the country if they would want to.
Sanders a hyper-socialist? That's funny, in almost all other countries they would call him moderate-right wing. It just shows that the US political landscape has drifted so far to the right that fascism is the norm now.
The US have a recent example of what happens when too many foreigners invade a country. Go ask an Apache, Comanche or Sioux indian about what happens then.