I want Ubuntu to succeed and thrive. Unfortunately I (among others) are
disheartened by choices Canonical is making for Ubuntu. I'm sure
Canonical means well but some of your privacy-related decisions are
going to seriously hurt Ubuntu's chances for success.
I am very interested in hearing
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Gerry A. wrote on 25/02/14 17:29:
I have two specific improvements I would like to see in Ubuntu.
Thanks for mentioning this.
#1 is the ability for users to uninstall elements that send their
data onto the internet as it relates to Dash
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Benjamin Kerensa wrote on 25/02/14 20:35:
On 2/24/14, 3:08 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote: ...
Ubuntu has extensive designs for privacy settings on both PC and
phone. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityAndPrivacySettings As
with everything else
I have two specific improvements I would like to see in Ubuntu. Thanks
for mentioning this.
#1 is the ability for users to uninstall elements that send their data
onto the internet as it relates to Dash searches. 11.10 appears to allow
users the ability to uninstall scopes. But there is no
On 24.02.2014 12:08, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
Ubuntu has extensive designs for privacy settings on both PC and phone.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityAndPrivacySettings As with
everything else in Ubuntu, there's always more to do than we have time
for.
I'd like to see Ubuntu not phoning
On 2/24/14, 3:08 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
Gerry A. wrote on 21/02/14 16:45:
Ubuntu desktop and phone are great designs but contain a fatal
flaw: a failure to foster utilize what would be one of its
strongest assets for gaining market share--Privacy.
...
Ubuntu has extensive
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Gerry A. wrote on 21/02/14 16:45:
Ubuntu desktop and phone are great designs but contain a fatal
flaw: a failure to foster utilize what would be one of its
strongest assets for gaining market share--Privacy.
...
Ubuntu has extensive
