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>OctoGNU timeline
These are complaints about GNU programs being developed on github.
I don't like that either, but you can really clone and view most of github still without running any proprietary software, so there's no grave software freedom issue for me.

I did leave a mental note to look into such projects later.

>Telemetry in Mozilla Firefox
Telemetry is nasty, but telemetry code and even GPLv3'd malware can be free software - but that doesn't mean the software does good things.

GNU icecat has the spying removed.

>The Future of Linux
Linus is not a GNU project, so I have no idea why this is listed.

I'm pretty sure the "monitoring" things are disabled in GNU Linux-libre.

>* Clownflare Breaks the Web-- one of the greater scourges online- think the FSF is up to fighting it?
The FSF does not use clownflare.

rms has posted about it as well: https://stallman.org/cloudflare.html

>* The Web is Broken Anyway-- thank Mozilla and Google. >Don't expect a lot of criticism of Google
https://stallman.org/google.html
https://www.gnu.org/proprietary/malware-google.html

>https://techrights.org/2020/08/30/fsf-censorship-mailing-list/
Seems to be about censorship on the libreplanet mailing list, which is organized by the FSF, but in that case a mailing list volunteer would be doing the censorship and not the FSF.


The page mentions a lot of things that are not really relevant to software.