I thought this was already the norm in France.
I am not that old, but the only school I knew with uniform was the all girl catholic school in my french hometown. And I believe a few years back, even them stopped having an uniform (and even merged some classes -for the older students- with the “all boy catholic source which never had an uniform”).
So until the experiment to be started in public school, it was very rare in France
It’s a dual edged sword, everybody can look for vulnerability, it may-help some pirates, but it also means that everyone can volunteer to fix-it. To my understanding, professional security auditor concluded that (at least for big free projects) open-source is safer than closed source because more people fix bugs than exploit them
Some people use VPN to do so, which is IMO borderline fraud.
If your main adress is in a country (even for 6-12 month) it’s normal that you pay the service at that country price (just like you pay taxes or food theire not where your from) the opposite would be a discrimination against immigrant, which at least in modern democracy is (mostly) illegal
Spy it’s users
Feel like the *bin and the *key have a lot of cool features, but way too many forks to have a understandable product. It’s pitty