First, thanks a lot for your responsiveness. It feels great to keep in touch with my favourite service providers 😁
I’m a Mail Plus user, considering Unlimited, to use VPN. Given the “conflict” with DNS settings when switching on a VPN, how do you see your ad-blockkbg capabilities versus, for example, #nextdns ?
I believe #nextdns might be more configurable, but overall protection level is probably equal to the one of #protonVPN ?
I am not confused at all. My quote literally shows otherwise, however this discussion is senseless. There’s no here with federation and ActivityPub protocol. I am out of that discussion now.
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I am not confused at all. My quote literally shows otherwise, however this discussion is senseless. There’s no here with federation and ActivityPub protocol. I am out of that discussion now.
Once again, your quote literally shows one of many replies on Mastodon. Not Lemmy.
Show me 3 replies to a post or comment in a Lemmy community and I will concede I was wrong.
They almost always reply on Mastodon and (as far as I can tell), NEVER on Lemmy. That’s not a coincidence.
Yes there is because the protocol is not flawless in its’ interoperability.