By “Stock Android” you mean whatever came with your phone, or do you mean you installed PureAOSP? https://source.android.com/

Mullvad processes all its VPN data directly in RAM, so it’s constantly rewritten and no data is saved because there isn’t even a disk for it… I wonder if it would be possible for Proton (or any other privacy-focused service) to do the same with all its services. They already don’t keep logs, but in that case they were ordered to keep them because they had the means to do it. If they weren’t physically capable of doing it, what would happen? I don’t think a court could force them to rework their infrastructure just for that (considering how expensive it would be).

Why not go for an even more hardened browser like Mullvad or Tor if you are so worried about privacy while browsing regular stuff?
LibreWolf is my primary browser as well, so it’s for daily, non-sensitive, use, so I have JS enabled because, well, non-sensitive stuff, and it’s just a main-online identity, but I do use other browsers for other stuff, and change my VPN when I’m going for other “identity” too.

Login into Proton-Pass for 10 free aliases… but, it doesn’t require your ID or anything to create an email, you can create how many you want :S

Afaik, Proton and Tuta are the only free ones with zero-knowledge encryption

Just mentioned because of your name :P

I just remembered Eating Raoul

Mentioned some of my favorite directors - not much Fulci and Craven though. I’m not that really into horror per-se, I love Cronenberg and Carpenter’s themes and obviously their crazy practical effects and body horror, Argento always has absolutely beautiful colors and soundtrack, but I like more his murder/mystery movies than the supernatural ones. Zulawski goes crazy with surrealism, Ken Russell with the psychedelia, and Lynch has it all.

The Shining is just so beautiful, but in this more psychological, spiraling into madness, I really love Possession and Videodrome. Serial-killer horror I like Manhunter, the introduction of Hannibal Lecter to cinema (Red Dragon is a remake of this movie).
Street Trash, Class of Nuke 'em High, Return of the Living Dead are some of my favorite thrashy campy movies. Street Trash is quite disturbing though

My country has a huge piracy tradition, we have counterfeit of everything and no one gives a fuck. I have this satellite decoder that let me watch any satellite-broadcasted channel in the world, and the guys who made those are so awesome that they also offer a streaming service they upload everything from all major streaming services, and it’s completely free, no subscription, you just buy their device and you have access to their private streaming

Do they work offline or are they just small data broker agents?

Streaming services subscription.

Yep, they lack users because they lack image and video search, leta was pretty much in alpha, too soon to complain about the lack of users.

A Pixel phone in my country costs about twice as much as in the USA, and our monthly minimum wage is about four times lower… privacy is a luxury hard to afford :/

I just counted mine, 28 apps, 17 of which came with the phone and I can’t uninstall - so I actually only installed 11, and 2 are games.

I’m kinda astonished he uses more than 100 apps… who needs that many apps?

You really think what he did and how he reacted was sane? The guy is not a psychopath or cold heartless murder, and he didn’t even try to flee the scene.
I believe the most in-control character is the main girl, she’s also the most intelligent - seems to be the one to better understand everything that is going on, and her decision at the end shows she was still capable of making choices - it was also her choice to leave, wasn’t it?
The reason she carries the gun is the same reason she jokes about buying rat poison earlier, she wanted to do it long before the dance, the dance just made her lose the little faith she still had. The guy was in such a state that he would have gone along with anything she asked, his decision-making capability was completely impaired. Isn’t the dialogue before he says the movie title something like “Why did you do that?” “She asked me”. He wasn’t capable of accessing what he just did, his last rationalization is that they were just livestock, so it didn’t matter.

But back at the creator’s view, I think it’s expressed in this scene:

Why do you believe the main guy isn’t broken? He’s completely apathetic and lifeless.

They are completely sleep-deprived and exhausted, and not just physically, but also mentally and morally. They can barely see themselves as human. What the creator says isn’t about women but about people in capitalism: if they can’t produce value anymore, their lives are as worthless as a horse with a broken leg.

What’s redditism? - I really don’t know, I only ever participated in a few subs about specific software.