Re: [Trisquel-users] about the "Do Not Track" signal

[msuzuqi]

We were not able to understand well. But it looks like so-called the eggs and  
chickens problem, we guess. But anyway life will go on, until it does not,  
even if we remain not understood a lot of things and not not be confused. And  
maybe using free software would prevent them from tracking anyway. But how  
can I do that? I am maybe a part time online Japanese language teacher. My  
stupid great employer and stupid great natural born peeper superiors force us  
to use Windows and Chrome (and Skype, Skype was the our only tool for our  
online lesson before, but recently they implemented a new own lesson system  
which is done on a browser. The new lesson room works on only Chrome and  
Safari. Actually recently finally they maybe unwillingly added Firefox to the  
choices, so I tried to use Abrowser, it worked, but just one day, next day,  
the new lesson system did not work on Abrowser), to check (peep) our lesson  
for "the improvement of our service" (I think there is plenty of room on  
other places to improve, e.g. the brains of their customer support stuff) .  
Then if we had a network connection trouble or whatever, what is doubted fist  
is Trisquel. That means that to get the stable internet connection (and to be  
peeped by them without trouble), we have to use Windows or MacOS, Chrome or  
Safari. What can I do? Besides, my stupid innocent acquaintances still do not  
stop using Facebook in spite of those incidents. What can I do??

> PowerPoint is a part of Microsoft Office Suite. Have you read their EULA?  
If so, do you accept it?

I am not so stupid who accepts such an unjust crazy selfish agreements after  
I read their EULA. So no, I have not read it.