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- - - - - - - -Electronics are popular gifts for the holidays, but people often overlook the restrictions that manufacturers slip under the wrapping paper. From remote deletion of files to harsh rules about copying and sharing, some gifts take more + than they give. The good news is that there are ethical companies making better devices that your loved ones can enjoy with freedom and privacy. This is the Free Software Foundation (FSF) guide to smarter gifts, compared with their restrictive + counterparts. +
+Like this guide? Download the printable version (translations welcome!) and organize a Giving + Guide Giveaway to share it with your community. And remember: donating to a charity in someone's name is at least as meaningful as buying them an electronic device.
+- Electronics are popular gifts for the holidays, but - people often overlook the restrictions that - manufacturers slip under the wrapping paper. Companies - like Microsoft and Apple can and will use Digital - Restrictions Management (DRM) to - prevent your loved ones from sharing apps on the - laptop you got them or remixing the songs on their - expensive new iPad. If the recipient of your gift - is as unlucky as one woman last year, - - - Amazon might even block all the books on their - Kindle and refuse to explain why - . - - Companies want us to accept this kind of intrusive - control, but when you think about, it's unethical - (and annoying!). -
- -- The good news is, for every device that uses DRM or - has a remote "kill switch" like the Kindle, ethical - companies have made a better one that doesn't, one - that your loved ones will be free to enjoy however - they wish. Here's a list of these smarter gifts, - compared with their more well-known, but more - restrictive alternatives. While you're reading, please - remember that donating to a charity in your friend or - family member's name is at least as meaningful as - buying them an electronic device. Some of our favorite - charities are the - - - Electronic Frontier Foundation - , - - Creative Commons - , - - Wikimedia Foundation - , - - Software Freedom Conservancy - , - - Software Freedom Law Center, - GNOME Foundation - and - Free Software Foundation. -
- -- The gifts in the left column respect your freedom much - more than those in the right column. -
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+If you have ideas for more gifts that can be given freely, submit your recommendations to our + growing page. +
+ +Electronic Frontier Foundation, + Creative Commons, + Wikimedia Foundation, + Software Freedom Conservancy, + Software Freedom Law Center, + GNOME Foundation and + Free Software Foundation.
+ + + +To learn more about which hardware supports free software and which doesn't, explore the community-run h-node database.
+This page by the Free Software Foundation is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 Unported. +
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