I use ESET and rate of false positives is very low for me (as long as you disable detect "potentially unwanted applications", it asks during installation).

If you are in the EU, send them a gdpr deletion request. Otherwise I guess just accept

so we went full circle. From gender being synonym to biological sex. Then making a load of different definitions for gender. And now figuring out we never needed a different definition of gender.

Social media activism in a nutshell.

I think Tutanota (or just Tuta now?) does this, since search works correctly.

I think not using PGP helps Tuta a lot with this, since PGP is really outdated and does not play well with modern features.

XMPP is often neglected even though it’s the most secure, private, fast, and reliable framework for end-to-end encrypted messengers.

This. I studied on how e2ee works in XMPP when I was trying it a few years back. It is absolutely atrocious. I have seen half-assed school projects with better security than most XMPP clients. Largely caused by encryption being bolted on through an extensions of the standard as an afterthought and going throug several revisions. Its usually not even enabled by default.

Now you may find a good client implementation, I think conversations for android seemd decent, but with everyone using a different client and no way to ensure the other side uses a secure one, there is little point.

As dark ark say, the official mullvad app allows split tunneling. I have split tunneling enabled for things where I am logged in with my real identity. No point hiding my IP from steam when they have my credit card number with my name.

I never tried calyx, but graphene is great for me. As to your two comments:

1. Graphene has network acess as a standard permission, so you can just deny network access by not giving permission
2. Yes, graphene intentionally does not ship with anything but barebones apps so you can install the ones you like. I like this approach a lot more than having bloatware I don't want pre-installed but it is a matter of preference

I would challenge "very secure" but it is more than secure enough for this usecase.

Someone may be able to just make a uBlock Origin filter list. Probably no reason for special extension.

Edit: And @Madbrad200@lemmy.world provides: https://lemmy.one/comment/792593

I just wanted to say, those are rookie numbers.

Still borderline illegal that they don't allow you to delete comments from private subredits...

How are they illegal? Under what law?