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No. That's a whole different use case. We're discussing what most people in a public network should do. Some people, such as whistleblowers, journalists etc. maybe should use a VPN. For you grandparents, it would be pure snake oil. And even as such an endangered person, choosing the wrong, so almost all, VPNs would be even more dangerous.

For your problems, a VPN could be useful, even though for the former I would use the usenet or soap2day-like sites, which do not have you seed that content. If you still want to share it, then use a VPN. ONLY for the torrent process, not for anything else, as that would still be bad for privacy and security, as the VPN company could, and most WILL, surveil and log you. And for the latter problem, don't use such apps except in closed environments or without internet access.

Then they won't know what a VPN is either.

And most users don't know what a VPN is. In both cases, they're not gonna learn anything about it. Except you need to pay for a VPN, after figuring out which one is kinda trustworthy instead of snakeoil, while encrypted DNS is a simple setting on any OS. Nothing more. You don't need whole articles to explain what your product does and why you respect privacy and blah, while not saying a single word that's true. It's a simple setting. VPNs are not only user friendly, they're a full ripoff for most people and snakeoil. They don't explain what they do in "laymans terms", most of them just blatantly lie. Anything for the cash. If you want an explanation of encrypted DNS:

A DNS is kind of like your GPS. It translates an address into something more usable, e.g.. like your GPS translates '123 Baker Street, Washington' into coordinates, so you can use it on a map, for example. A DNS does the same, but for the internet: It translates "google.de" into a format that is actually readable and usable to the computer. However, to translate "google.de" you need to reach out to someone else, that knows the address. The thing is, if someone just pretends to give the right answer, but in fact gives you their own address, you may end up at the wrong website, or in the GPS example, at the wrong house. So instead of visiting your actual bank's website, you're going to visit someone else's website, which looks basically the same, except once you log into your bank account the attacker can read that and steal all your money. In the GPS example, you would now be at the slaughterhouse instead of Disneyland. An encrypted DNS just means that you specify exactly whom you will trust, for example google, and that you want your communication with google to be encrypted, so no one can even read which website you want to visit.

If someone doesn't understand this, they wouldn't understand what a VPN is, even broken down to bare concepts. So for those people: It makes you safe just trust me just set this setting, no app, no account, no money required. Because that's the level a typical VPN company argues on.

most people don't know or use encrypted DNS

But a cybersecurity expert does. That's the point. If you know those things, VPNs become obsolete, for most people. So why not teach people about it, instead of promoting VPNs?

And can you really trust an extremely profit focused company, that is built on user data, more than your local Café? If you're in China, sure, use a VPN, they're the lesser evil. But most spots don't have the resources or expertise to analyze and sell or otherwise misuse your logs. VPN companies not only do, most rely on it.

If you're a highly targeted person, it's another story, but in that case your only hope is Tor or a new identity.

For steam/gaming, you'll need vulkan-radeon or amdvlk now (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Vulkan#Installation), instead of nvidia-utils (which you may need to uninstall if you're using the same install). If you're using the same install, just do a

pacman -Qq | grep nvidia

to check for any nvidia specific packages, and replace them with generic/amd-specific packages according to logic or the Wiki.

For selecting a GPU: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Vulkan#Switching_between_devices and maybe Prime (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/PRIME)

At least I have seen countless podcasts with the only goal to shit out right wing content. And it's perfect for that. Be a nazi, get some other nazi to join you for an hour and talk pure shit about LGBTQ/Migrants etc. Nobody will stop you, and most people aren't willing to actually debunk a one hour stream of "arguments". If there even is a comment section.

But security ≠ privacy. So if you want to give all your data away, just not directly but through google, it's perfect.

Or you could use graphene.

Uhm ... "How can you wish a person to fail simply because they do not cater to you or that the produce does not please you is beyond me." - Hitler, probably, sometime.

Your products are shit. Your company is shit. Everything you do and are is shit. You have no value. OF COURSE I WANT YOU TO VANISH AND MAKE PLACE FOR OTHER COMPANIES THAT CARE ABOUT ANYTHING ELSE THAN MONEY.

Aber es war unerhaltsam. Auch mit 12 war der Schwere Gustav interessant.

Problem ist: Ich habe kein Geld, aber einen Job. Und die bezahlen. Aber erst in zehn Tagen (hoffentlich endlich mal).

Gelangweilte Kinder wenn um 11 Uhr nur noch N24 was einigermaßen Guckbares bringt. N24 Doku hab ich auch immer nur N24 Hitlerdoku genannt, weil es einfach das war.

Hab schon drei. Brauche ich noch mehr?