Yeah, the solution to apps selling your data is using only free software, the only problem that still remains is that your mobile network provider also sells your location data.

Social Media is not the only problem, it’s far worse than that and you will not solve it leaving social media. Your employers get all the information about you from what is called ‘data brokers’ which are the ones who buy the data collected by all the apps that you install in your phone and sell it to everyone interested, not only companies trying to sell you something, but also employers like the case you posted and also state agencies, who dodge in this way breaking the law by spying you. That’s the big business of data collection. Here an investigation made by german journalists How data brokers sell our location data

Because learning Linux takes time, I’ve been using Linux and the command line many years and it’s the first time I come across that command. I even made an alias for ‘history | grep’ to search for commands in history 😂

That’s another great option, thanks.

Awesome!

the answer is !371:p and then up!

ohh now I got it…yes thats it! Thanks!!

but can you modify the command? I tried but I couldn’t.

basename $0 returns bash in both.

It doesn’t do anything, just prints a blank line.

Yeah, it’s bash. But !12345 executes the command 12345, but I don’t want to execute it, just print it to the prompt.

I was just told, but for the quick test I did I doesn’t seem to let me modified the command before executing it.

I didn’t know that, it’s not what I was asking but it’s a cool command, thanks.

Great, thank you!

Awesome, thanks!

Yeah, that’s exactly the problem, thanks for the better wording.

It’s mini PC that I manage to have it working only with FOSS, even the bluetooth, but it’s a dongle with Bluetooth version 1.1 and I want to upgrade but keeping the system with FOSS.

It’s a mini PC, no PCI or m.2 extension, it’s connected to the internet through cable, but I also have WiFi dongle and a Bluetooth dongle that don’t require proprietary firmware, but the Bluetooth version is only 1.1 which its limitations and I want to upgrade.

I’m already using one that doesn’t require proprietary firmware, but it’s Bluetooth version 1.1 which it has its limitations

Great job! thanks for your effort. It seems that it overrides the default settings of mpv. I tried adding options in the box in the settings like --volume=50 but it doesn’t work.