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[...]" https://u.fsf.org/3kz Report reveals that commercial tax preparation software companies shared names, e-mail addresses, income, refund amounts, and more of taxpayer with Meta, Google, and other tech companies: https://www.warren.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Attacks%20on%20Tax%20Privacy_Formatted.pdf This is one more reason to call on the IRS to provide libre tax-filing software: https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/call-on-the-irs-to-provide-libre-tax-filing-software #LibreTaxes #Facebook #Meta #Google #TurboTax New members share their reasons for joining: "Sharing my project with members." -- Luis Fagundes | Join Luis, who joined just over the weekend, and others during our appeal -- going on NOW -- via https://fsf.org/appeal #WorkingTogether New article from the FSF tech team: Senior System Administrator Andrew Engelbrecht takes you behind the scenes and shares the work the tech team has been doing to keep the FSF systems running smoothly and reliably -- and in freedom. 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Help us to reach our goal of 175 new associate members by gifting a membership: https://www.fsf.org/associate/gift #WorkingTogether @fsf how about you be honest about the strong community and change this picture to reflect it, last time I checked it is made out of all white guys but I guess even in linux it is somehow important to go woke and pander to woman and minorities, will trangenders and gays be next group to pander to? Our Email Self-Defense guide teaches you how to defend yourself and others by using encryption. Check out the updated version, get your GnuPG set up, and share with absolutely everyone you know with #UserFreedom: https://u.fsf.org/3f5 |
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Your tutorial assumes that Thunderbird uses GnuPG by default, but this is not true. Thunderbird uses RNP by default, which is a different implementation of OpenPGP. I agree that enabling GnuPG is essential for YubiKey and other encryption cards, but RNP is much more stable.