Kevin Ottens @ervin@mamot.fr

Reading online news, 2008:
- go to website
- read news

Reading online news, 2018:
- go to website
- no, don’t share location
- hell no, don’t send me notifications
- consent to cookie warning
- consent to policies
- no, don’t open in app
- no, don’t want the newsletter
- skip inspirational quote
- close full page ad
- read news

Non, #Facebook ne remplace pas un site internet ! Voici ce qu'on voit de votre page lorsqu'on n'a pas de compte. Les #alternatives ?
- créez un site sur https://frama.site/ ou chez l'un des membres du collectif @ChatonsOrg https://chatons.org/
- créez un compte sur le media social diaspora, par exemple https://framasphere.org/

so now Cloudflare:
- hosts website's DNS
- reverse-proxies websites
- runs a DNS over HTTPS resolver
- runs an IPFS gateway

Is it just me, or are they positioning themselves to be able to MITM everything?

So, to illustrate:

With open source, you can create some software and release it (say under an MIT license) only for Google to take it, invest $1 billion to improve it, and not share back any of those improvements. With free software, Google would be forced to share back the improvements.

With free software, you could design a drone system to locate/identify/kill people based on racial parameters without violating the GPL. It would, however, fundamentally violate the Ethical Design manifesto.

Cheat sheet:

Open source: do anything you want with the source, including closing it off. (https://opensource.org/osd)

Free software: you can’t close it off either; you must share alike. (https://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-software)

Ethical technology: all of the above, and don’t make technology that violates human rights. (https://ind.ie/ethical-design)

Open Source is open as in “open for business”, free software guarantees a healthy commons, and ethical technology builds on free software but excludes unethical uses.