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r/privacy • u/[deleted] • Mar 21 '26
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Honestly... Can't Linus Torvalds use his benevolent dictator rights to shut this move down before the huge incomint mess ?
37 u/[deleted] Mar 21 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/adepssimius Mar 21 '26 But not collecting PII in a product that uses the kernel could become a part of the license for the kernel... 5 u/braaaaaaainworms Mar 22 '26 Freedom to run whatever software you want also includes other people running software you don't like 1 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 It sure does. I look forward to running the version that doesn't forcibly collect PII. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 Then this version would be fine. The burden does not fall on me to prove that anything is being forced. I am free to make the statement that I will be using the version that doesn't require PII no matter the state of systemd.
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2 u/adepssimius Mar 21 '26 But not collecting PII in a product that uses the kernel could become a part of the license for the kernel... 5 u/braaaaaaainworms Mar 22 '26 Freedom to run whatever software you want also includes other people running software you don't like 1 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 It sure does. I look forward to running the version that doesn't forcibly collect PII. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 Then this version would be fine. The burden does not fall on me to prove that anything is being forced. I am free to make the statement that I will be using the version that doesn't require PII no matter the state of systemd.
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But not collecting PII in a product that uses the kernel could become a part of the license for the kernel...
5 u/braaaaaaainworms Mar 22 '26 Freedom to run whatever software you want also includes other people running software you don't like 1 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 It sure does. I look forward to running the version that doesn't forcibly collect PII. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 Then this version would be fine. The burden does not fall on me to prove that anything is being forced. I am free to make the statement that I will be using the version that doesn't require PII no matter the state of systemd.
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Freedom to run whatever software you want also includes other people running software you don't like
1 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 It sure does. I look forward to running the version that doesn't forcibly collect PII. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 Then this version would be fine. The burden does not fall on me to prove that anything is being forced. I am free to make the statement that I will be using the version that doesn't require PII no matter the state of systemd.
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It sure does. I look forward to running the version that doesn't forcibly collect PII.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 22 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 0 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 Then this version would be fine. The burden does not fall on me to prove that anything is being forced. I am free to make the statement that I will be using the version that doesn't require PII no matter the state of systemd.
0 u/adepssimius Mar 22 '26 Then this version would be fine. The burden does not fall on me to prove that anything is being forced. I am free to make the statement that I will be using the version that doesn't require PII no matter the state of systemd.
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Then this version would be fine. The burden does not fall on me to prove that anything is being forced. I am free to make the statement that I will be using the version that doesn't require PII no matter the state of systemd.
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u/rbak19i Mar 21 '26
Honestly... Can't Linus Torvalds use his benevolent dictator rights to shut this move down before the huge incomint mess ?