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From: Greg Farough
When we allow proprietary software created by Facebook, Apple, Google, and countless other companies to handle our basic computing tasks, we put an enormous amount of power in their hands, power which they freely exploit. It's only through using free software, and devices running free software, that we can seize this power back.
+When we allow proprietary software created by Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Google, and countless other companies to handle our basic computing tasks, we put an enormous amount of power in their hands, power which they freely exploit. It's only through using free software, and devices running free software, that we can seize this power back.
When picking a gift this year, we urge you to think carefully about the choice you're making. Is that smart assistant smart enough to respect your friend or family member's rights? Does that tablet really @@ -1155,7 +1155,7 @@ numbers, which aids in password generation and encryption.
Despite the efforts of companies like Spotify, we can still dance to music in the free world. Thanks to the artists, producers, record labels, and shops highlighted on Defective by Design, the rights-respecting options are nearly endless. Check out music from great labels and artists, including:
+Despite the efforts of companies like Spotify, we can still dance to music in the free world. Thanks to the artists, producers, record labels, and shops highlighted on on our Guide to DRM-free Living>, the rights-respecting options are nearly endless. Check out music from great labels and artists, including: