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The Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic, or CIPPIC, is described as “Canada‘s first and only public interest technology law clinic” and is operated out of University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law

Peter Nowak is also covering this at his substack.

Signal for android was never able to do this, and eventually they removed sms.

But this new entitlement, only available in the EU, lets an iOS app of the user’s choice take on all handling of carrier messaging features, including e2ee RCS

This is similar to how FaceTime and other calling apps work, allowing you to switch apps while keeping your friend in a little PiP (picture in picture) floating window

Note this currently only works for one on one calls, which are also e2e encrypted

complete with tabs, bookmarks, history, page zoom and find on page

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/18372108

https://beta.maps.apple.com/

It doesn’t seem to support Firefox, or not yet at least.
Maps on the web is compatible with these web browsers

On your Mac or iPad

• Safari
• Edge
• Chrome

On your Windows PC

• Edge
• Chrome

interesting choice, or business as usual?

(paywall bypassed)

I’ve been using this on my iPhone for a bit (it’s free)

I really like being able to completely customize the address bar and items on it, as well as the main menu items, and the URL menu/contextual menu (the thing that appears when you hold down on a link)

there’s an iPad version available too via TestFlight

His product homepage: https://quiche.works/browser

hosted on the Mozilla.org homeserver

According to a leaked Russian-language PDF produced by BCS Financial Group, a Russian financial services company.