| ▲ | pabs3 5 days ago | |
> I don't think Debian intentionally shields you from privacy-invading software There is a culture of valuing privacy though, including patching out privacy issues. Especially since a lot of Debian folks are from Europe, with corresponding GDPR knowledge. I know that the lintian warnings pointing out privacy issues in HTML documentation do get a lot of patches. Also, opensnitch is packaged as a mitigation. You are right about the policy problem, Debian really needs to do something about that. There is at least a privacy policy for Debian services. | ||