Major cringe honestly. How is change.org gonna solve anything?

My friends, the reaction to our Manifesto has been incredible—and telling. When I took our logical paradox to the largest forums in the West (Reddit), the system panicked.

In communities dedicated to “Free Speech” and “Law,” my posts were systematically removed and locked. One moderator even told me: “Stay out of Malibu, Lebowski.”

Why are they afraid? Because they cannot answer the core question: If the U.S. officially trusts in God, how can it legally allow corporations to “own” divine inspiration? They have no logical defense, so they use the “mute” button.

This proves our point: the modern intellectual property system is a fragile lie that cannot withstand a direct question about God. We are hitting the nerve of the global deception.

Share this petition! The more they censor us, the louder we must become. We are not just fighting for copyright reform; we are fighting for the right to remain faithful to God in a world of forced materialism.

My iphone 7 and now iphone 12 pro have zero issues. Only issue with my current 12 pro is battery is less than 80% but honestly still lasts a day. 7 was replaced because I broke it after 4-5 years. 12 is now 5 plus years old and no issues.

On the iPhone, things are locked down to only what Apple wants you to do, but the UX is polished.

I found this to be true until IOS 18. It’s so bad now.

You make an interesting point. After I moved to iphone from android I realized I don’t want to customize everything if everything works well. Linux made me learn I care about privacy and FOSS. Wish I could get both!

My last android flagship was prior to iphone 7 so I’m sure things can and have changed but it was bad enough to influence me wanting something that I know last. Lot’s of critiques against apple except for how darn long they last.

I added that review because it’s been my experience with android flagships on the past sadly

Checked their Mastodon today, it’s still problematic at best. It’s 99% picking fights.

Found this on Micay: https://discuss.privacyguides.net/t/daniel-micay-publicly-steps-down-as-project-leader-of-grapheneos/12677

My interactions were last year so it seems like a positive step.

This too: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36089104

It used to be Theo de Raadt of OpenBSD and to some extent Linus were benchmarks for “prickly” open source leaders, but I think Daniel gave them all quite a run for the money.

LOL

How’s it going

That’s good to hear. I’m like you, running an iPhone 12 from five or so years ago.

How’s your battery life doing? Do you like the photo quality?

Wonder why they feel the need to do that, lol

What does this solve that a standard CalDav server doesn’t? Plenty of FOSS apps for web, Linux, iPhone that can all sync to the many caldav servers like Baikal? Caldav servers can handle unlimited numbers of tasks.

Also I read through your page it seems you don’t have CalDav implemented currently. How do you sync between local applications then? Would you sync with other CalDav servers? Or is the project just the webui currently?

Maybe I’m missing something but I don’t see how your couldn’t development meets any of these requirements except the nice ui

What does this mean in your readme? How has technology for such a simple seeming project been behind and caught up?

This is my third attempt; the first two failed because the technology for fast, offline-first apps wasn’t ready.

What’s the difference between this and Planify? This just looks like Planify.