> There again you come with this "free software can't give you privacy" bs...
I have never said that. Before telling another he talks "bs" you should
understand what he says. What I have explained previously is that just
because a program is released as free software is not a guarantee that it
respects your privacy.
> Do the following:
Right now or immediately?
Don't instruct me, please. If you want to do something - you can do it and
share the result with others. FWIW I have already looked at that option but
it is not that simple (sed replacement).
> Free Software DOES give you control, and control enables you to get
privacy.
Yes, if you have an extra 100 man years to inspect millions of lines of code
and a freeze of whole human history for that period of time. And that's the
whole point - that just because it is possible doesn't mean it is feasible.
