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Omg, I have them tagged as, "believes they're the center of the universe" 😂
The tagging system is great.
It's nice to get to know people. I'm always pleased to reassess a negative tag.
What app are you using that has tags? That sound very useful
I've been using Boost
Miss me with that horseshit, thanks
Tagged as, "privacy obsessed asshole"
Huh turns out I just had to find the "add note" option in Connect. Note added for you.
For reference, heres what Connect's privacy looks like:
But I'm sure your app needs to know and share with 3rd parties your location and everything you type in-app in order for you to be a dismissive 3head online.
My brother in Christ, YOU asked ME what app I used. What response were you expecting from, "miss me with that horseshit"? Something along the lines of, "Oh, sorry Mr. Godric, sir. I'll start using a privacy respecting front-end right away!"???
While your threat model might have you terrified of the idea that your Lemmy app might be sharing data about you, I do not share that fear. I also have Connect on my device. I like the interface of Boost better, and use it more. Boost has no device permissions, and I haven't donated so they don't have financial info. Otherwise, the dev collects crash logs and usage data? I mean, c'mon bro, take a chill pill.
I'm thrilled to hear that you've found an app that you like - and that it already has the functionality you're looking for. What I fail to understand is the superiority complex because you use an app that collects less data.