Not all of them is available in English, only some.

I believe they don’t have ads, so viewing their videos does not benefit them as far as my knowledge goes + YouTube parent company(Alphabet) is literally directly supporting Trump.

The good old stack overflow answer.

Ok couple of things here;

1. I don’t see Lemmy design flaws fixable over the long term, the developers could invest into improving a lot of aspects of Lemmy, but basically you can’t change the design after you already had semi- finished the software.
2. I don’t do Drama, sorry to disappoint you on this front, but from my experience discussing the problems with the developers usually don’t held any results, especially on major changes(I am talking here from my experience with other services).
3. I am not looking to change anyone mind, neither get convinced by Lemmy.
4. I am asking for any general recommendations, without any specific preference.

I hope this clears things to you from my side.

How exactly is this not news?

(EU) The Verge:

(EU) The Register:

2 things:

they’re actually better than the other news sites you list here.

What you are saying does not make any sense unless you did not click the links to see the amount of trackers in the tests.

Either way, I’m using ad-blocking, DNS filtering, and I do general browsing like this in a separate browser that wipes everything on exit sooo 🤷 saves you from worrying about this stuff or even thinking about it much.

Yet you are using Lemmy instead of Reddit? Which means you kind of understand fully that the tools that you are talking about does not protect you 100% , rather they just reduce the amount of trackers tracking you.

Also it’s pretty dystopian to support the websites that violates people privacy, instead of using the websites that basically provide the same product with better privacy.

You can read the other websites without JavaScript as well.

Also, that might not stop all the trackers, as the webpages are loaded with their trackers.