There are so many questions I see on /r/privacy that I have answers to, but I just stay away from Reddit.
I even see the people get bad replies and terrible advice from others.
@glitcher32
Why not answer them, if you can help someone you should do it. Upvotes should prove your good advice
@nikolal @glitcher32 A lot turns into a pissing match between either outdated knowledge or people who think the more shouting they leave makes their comments relevant. I personally think the variety of answers is better for the person presenting the question in that they will hopefully look into the answers and discover for themselves what the real ones are through research.
@error @nikolal @mister_monster I've tried to start replying to people, but there are so many smart asses that want to act like they know it all and when they reply to me.
Also, the /r/privacy 's rules are over the top for me. I'm scared that one of the moderators will get all pissy for no reason since their rules are dumb but understanding.
I can't recommend so many things, like Cryptomator for example, because its not open source, and they don't like that.
Ill press the limits if I have to.
@glitcher32
Cryptomator is open source. https://cryptomator.org
@error @mister_monster
@glitcher32
Cryptomator is cool, I'm using it and I'm very happy with it
@error @mister_monster
@nikolal @error @mister_monster -_- I had a feeling it was odd when they said it wasn't. Those Reddit people are something else.