Its a bit odd to see an employee of a company that has always had a terrible privacy policy now be suddenly alarmed.
this post was submitted on 27 Apr 2025
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What exactly in the privacy agreements is this person worried about? All I’m seeing is PANIC but without a reason given…
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Shit I was just about to install PopOs! Which is developed by a US company. It's maddening trying to find the right distro that fits all the requirements.
Edit: Opting for Mint.
According to Distrowatch mint and Zorin are from Ireland, opensuse and manjaro are from Germany and more was lazy for more searching
Mandrake/Mandriva is from France
Canonical/Ubuntu is uk
Suddenly Ubuntu doesn't seem so terrible now, does it??
Ubuntu gang represent.
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