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it's an operating system
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It's really not, though. Software is political, whether you like it or not.
Yep. It's naive to downplay the significance of digital freedom. In today's world, most of us interact more with gadgets than with people. It's 2024 outside, electricity and devices are integral part of our lives. To dismiss the importance of digital freedom is ignorant.