I don’t even know my online banking password.

Password managers ftw

But… Why?

There was a sub on reddit called “r/gatekeepingyuri” and it was just these kind of posts/ships

We’re mostly interested in the first branch of the tree (the top one)

Well it actually isn’t thaat bad.

Nowadays every website is encrypted

There aren’t that many Android phones that actually are smaller.

“there is no D in Me”

But AMD APUs are shit on Linux since theyre not really officially supported. I mean they have drivers, but the drivers are shit

Actually APUs are generally shit on Linux.

And they will be again in a few years thanks to the EU

reliable

lol

It’s actually second now.

Linux now has more steam users than MacOS

You should watch it again. He said that GrapheneOS is great, but the Developer isn’t.

The problem is: it’s not easy. It’s easy for you because you’re used to it. Most people are not interested in technology at all.

So maybe start with small things that actually improve the experience. Instead of asking “do you want to get away from trackers” ask “do you never want to see ads in your life ever again”. Then show them how to install an ad blocker.

Don’t try to talk about everything at once. You also don’t try to teach advanced chemistry someone who has absolutely no idea and interest in Chemistry. You have to teach them small steps at a time and make it sound intresting and easy.

And it’s not easy when you tell them “it’s easy. You just have to install this, this and this and have to change your whole habit of using your devices by using a different browser and learn a different client for apps. Oh, and most of them aren’t available on the play store and give a warning when you want to install them.”

You have to make them care about their data, you have to make them care about what you tell them. And that’s the hard part

Nope. It’s just a convince thing. They aren’t aware what can be done with their data and when they are aware they think “there are millions of people using it so why should MY data be that interesting”

If people are given a choice, they almost always will decline if it’s as convenient as accepting.