Kaizen

💀 Source for them giving private emails to governments ?? Your emails are E2EE they don't have the ability to decrypt them when you hold the keys. The most they did AFAIK is IP log a user because they had to comply with swiss law. Their VPN has no logs & has been audited

Yes it's pretty useful, hopefully more people follow it soon :)

I agree with you about the artstyle, honestly I might just go watch it in theaters with some friends, I've been waiting for digital release (which will probably happen some time in August)but maybe I'll see it early

It won't lol, @[email protected] hosts it.

Hmm not sure but for official digital release dates you could try these

https://www.dvdsreleasedates.com/digital-releases/

https://www.blu-ray.com/digital/releasedates.php

https://www.justwatch.com/us

https://onvideo.org/digital-release-dates/

For piracy you could check :

https://whereyouwatch.com/

https://libreddit.pussthecat.org/r/movieleaks/

https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a44035174/across-the-spiderverse-streaming-watch-online/ seems I was wrong :/

As others have said you are likely to find it on sites listed on our wiki, do note that these will most likely be CAM copies since the digital release will only happen next tuesday(18th).

edit: Seems the rumors of July 18th release was wrong :/ and it will only release early august source: https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a44035174/across-the-spiderverse-streaming-watch-online/

Yeah instances that post illegal content and bot instances would probably be on a default blocklist.

I'm really hoping that lemmy implements blocklists like mastodon so users can block instances themselves soon.

We want to use defederation as a last resort and hopefully when users are able to block instances themselves we'll be able to use it even less frequently. I dislike defederation personally as well, and like Nbats stated here, if the community's opinion of those two instances change and the instances themselves make their communities safer we'll refed.

Lmfao you're our local celeb now huh

Well yes and no, it truly depends on your location and ISP.