One more documented controlled experiment. Does a factory reset actually clean the slate, or does it drop you straight into a privacy trap?
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Read Part 4 of Deshittification-as-a-Service here:

One more documented controlled experiment. Does a factory reset actually clean the slate, or does it drop you straight into a privacy trap?
#deshittification #enshittification #LG #webos
Read Part 4 of Deshittification-as-a-Service here:
Part 3 of Deshittification as a Service is live!
We analyze webOS 26’s active network sabotage mechanics—from cold-boot consent traps to selective socket murder when local telemetry blocks are detected.
Hiding comments from blocked users on Steam forums with Ublock Origin
#Steam #Forums #deshittification
Steam has a similar problem as Discord, where comments from someone you blocked appear as a collapsed comment with an alluring "show" button, tempting the user into seeing, maybe out of […]
Block LG's tracking servers and WebOS retaliates by locking you out of the App Store.
In Part 2 of my Deshittification series, I expose a blatant GDPR Article 7(4) forced consent violation.
Privacy toggles in Smart TV menus do almost nothing. To stop telemetry and evasive DNS fallbacks, you have to enforce honesty at the network edge.