ReversalHatchery

Arkenfox is not a browser, but a set of technical settings.

Do I understand it correctly that the queue ID is specific to the group chat? How is that a user ID, then? The point is that the user doesn't have an ID, and so you can't find them in any other group chats unless they have introduced themselves. It basically only identifies the destination, and you really can't avoid that, can you? Well, unless all messages are basically broadcasts, and everyone receives them, generating unimaginably larger traffic

No, not a flaw in chrome, it has always had flaws even regarding what security oriented extensions like uBO could do.
Not a flaw in chrome, but that the tools they depended on still work over here.

Don't they need to pay the bills if they don't want to get in antitrust investigations?

Then you'll be hopefully setting a UEFI password for them and end of story. Instead of wanting a corporation to lock out everyone of the machines that they own, making sure that no one on earth can boot unsigned Linux either, for example.

Fuck the cashless future! We need a phoneless future for fucks sake!

Who said you need to? Do you spend $10,000 every day?

Probably they were on the edge already, but it's good that they have made the switch

I was interested too. It seems Microsoft has released a patch that blacklists vulnerable grub versions from being able to be secure booted even if they are signed properly:

https://msrc.microsoft.com/update-guide/en-US/advisory/CVE-2022-2601

The link was at the top of the article.

Maybe this update somehow affects your UEFI firmware, and it installs a list in there?

However bad that sounds, you're probably best off disabling all updates in windows. O&O shutup10 has a setting for that. Download it to a pendrive with Linux, and boot windows with network unplugged.

If you open the profile it seems to have two names. I have the feeling that only one of them is valid with the instance postfix, despite it being shown with both

If you don't have ADB through the recovery, you may install one that supports it, or instead of installing you should be able to just boot it with the fastboot command. Be sure to use a recovery that is at least somewhat popular.