Not my meme, I stole it from someone else. You wouldn't know them, they go to a different community.
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But in order to pirate their programs and not get bothered by “illegal software” popups, I need to block outbound access from their exe’s… so they’re actually not getting my datas
It's just smart to do this for any pirated software.
Sending them crash reports from Linux could've been a pro move though.
If only it were so easy. Nearly every large company you do business with uses Adobe for their marketing stack. Adobe likely has your data in their CDP, whether you use Adobe products or not.