Unlike with free and open-source software, which are also often distributed free of charge, the source code for freeware is typically not made available.
It clearly says “typically”, which includes the software that does open source the code.
I’ve read the first part and it’s all “most often”, “may be”, so, technically, FOSS software is under the freeware umbrella.
😆 Thanks!
Wow, thanks! I couldn’t find Andrea Bowman, it shows me some video about criminal cases! 😆
I second your opinion about not selfhosting Bitwarden. About email, have a look at Proton mail. All the emails are encrypted in the server and are decripted client side with your password only when you open them.
What kind of attitude?
Typically it different than never. It means that sometimes the source code is made available and is the case of FOSS.>