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authorMárcio Alexandre Silva Delgado <coadde@lavabit.com>2013-08-21 19:02:42 -0300
committerMárcio Alexandre Silva Delgado <coadde@lavabit.com>2013-08-21 19:02:42 -0300
commit1271762d78e46e8fee8274e844e4f2b2432f0868 (patch)
tree1f5f303e9ac85963ff3a1a8ff6d3162a7cc6c207 /your-privacy-blacklist.txt
parent0f06f6493c5d80fda98dd4f23b0aa7953946d2e5 (diff)
adding bti-nonprism to your-privacy-blacklist
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@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
account-plugins:: useful only with Gwibber and unsafe and dangerous for privacy services
amsn:: support only MSN
bitlbee-libre:bitlbee-libre-nonprism: removed support for MSN, Yahoo!, AIM, ICQ, Twitter
-bti:: support for unsafe and dangerous for privacy service Twitter
+bti:bti-nonprism: support Twitter service
centerim:centerim-nonprism: contains prism services
-checkgmail
+checkgmail::
choqok:choqok-nonprism: support Twitter service
claws-mail-libre:claws-mail-libre-nonprism: optional depends of libgdata
ekg:: only useful with Gadu-Gadu service
@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ eog-plugins:eog-plugins-nonprism: depends of libgdata
evolution-data-server:evolution-data-server-nonprism: depends of libgdata
gnome-documents:: depends of libgdata
gnome-online-accounts:gnome-online-accounts-nonprism: removed support for Google, ownCloud, Facebook, Windows Live and Microsoft Exchange and Flickr (keep only imap and smtp)
-google-gadgets-common
-google-gadgets-gtk
-google-gadgets-qt
+google-gadgets-common::
+google-gadgets-gtk::
+google-gadgets-qt::
gwibber:: contains support for Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Foursquare, Sina and Sohu
jitsi:jitsi-nonprism: contains prism services
kadu:kxmpp: contains prism services and recommend Gadu-Gadu service