Quad9. Swiss based, dnssec available, has beaten blocking orders by Sony before.

They’re about as open as resolvers get, and they pretty much released everything they could when courts tried to interfere with them.

This article is basically referencing the same event as OPs article, but after Canal+ expanded the scope of their legal challenge.

And a dnssec policy will solve that for you

And that’s exactly why they’re in some part right. If you have enough money to buy scabs, and protection for the scabs, the union relies on the government making that illegal.

It’s the break down of the pact. At a small scale anyway - obviously the longer it goes on and the further they go with the busting attempts, the more union actions will cause ripples in other industries, and solidarity movements. They can’t buy protection everywhere, and if they try, it’s escalation all the way to the bloodshed that wrote the pact in the first place.

They’ve stuck it under its own app entry. Both K-9 and Thunderbird end at 8.2 for suggested releases.

I just installed Thunderbird, looks identical, just a rebrand. They’re so identical the import function is seamless mostly seamless.

Not sure if it’s a quirk of GrapheneOS or just the way things are now, but for gmail accounts, you’ll need to go in to something like Settings > Account > fetching mail > incoming server and then hit next.

This will dump you back in to the google web login auth page, so you can approve the app for each account.

Otherwise, the sync and alert settings are copied just fine, so it’s good enough.

Unless you run your own davmail server and connected to that instead, probably not.

Stealing sustinence from societal cancer is practically an immune response.