#Privacy
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Top 5 AI Models You Can Run Locally on Your Device
The text argues for running AI models locally for security, stability, and privacy, and suggests GPT4All with five open source models for different profiles and machines.
An Orwellian Year in Review
The text compares 2010 to Orwell, saying that Facebook, the persecution of Julian Assange, and news dominated by governments and conglomerates increased surveillance, censorship, and loss of privacy.
How Richard Stallman does his computing
Richard Stallman says he prioritizes ethics and privacy over convenience, avoids connecting to most websites directly, sometimes uses IceCat via Tor, and will not pay for things online unless the payment can be anonymous and ethical.
What's Really Wrong With Facebook
The piece argues that Facebook’s risk is not just its privacy policy, but the way it keeps making private data more public, absorbs more permissions, and shapes what users see in the feed.
How I do my computing
Richard Stallman describes the hardware, software, browsers, mail, search, and online services he uses, and explains his refusal to use nonfree software or DRM unless he can break the restriction himself.
Are free apps and web services evil?
Christian Heilmann argues that free apps and services should not punish users, and that companies should build fairer models around privacy, transparency, and better-behaved advertising, including paid options.