TROM
4.8 ho tsoa ho linaleli tse 5 (ho ipapisitsoe le maikutlo a 4)
mabapi:
TROM ke morero o ikemiselitseng ho bonts'a ka botlalo sesosa sa mathata a mangata a kajeno le ho fana ka maikutlo a tharollo ea sebele ho rarolla mathata ao. Empa e boetse e bua ka ho phephetsa litekanyetso tsa batho, ho hlalosa ka puo e bonolo hore na lefatše le sebetsa joang, le ho fana ka lisebelisoa / lisebelisoa tsa thuto tsa mahala le tse ntle bakeng sa bohle.
e fana:
26/05/2020
Tlhahlobo ea TROM
Tse ling tsa lisebelisoa tse sebelisoang ho tromsite li ka bokella lintlha tse ling ho tsoa ho batho ba boraro. Ke moeli oa seo sehlopha sa TROM se ka se etsang hajoale, joalo ka ho sebelisa enjine ea ho batla ea google ho theha enjene ea ho batla e hlophisitsoeng bakeng sa basebelisi. Ba supa lintho tsena mme ba khothaletsa basebelisi ho kenya tracker-ho thibela li-addon bakeng sa libatli tsa bona. Empa ke habohlokoa ho bolela tsena.
Karabo e tsoang ho Seteishene sa Khoebo
The Google Search engine has been removed, so now the only trackers/ads are on the curated news and curated videos pages, out of the entire website. But is worth mentioning these. We (at TROM) stream content on these pages from RSS sources and Youtube, and these are the ones collecting or injecting the “bad” things into the website. We will try to use invidous instead of youtube in the future, but for now we recommend that users install UBlock Origin and Privacy Badger to stop these trades.
18/05/2020
Tlhahlobo ea TROM
TROM provides so many educational tools and goods/services without expecting anything in return. You don’t have to give anything. There are no ads, no data collection – there’s trade-free access to all materials. If you want to support it you can do so, but you don’t have to. It will be very interesting to see where this project leads.
12/05/2020
Tlhahlobo ea TROM
TROM ke sebaka sa ho qala sa trade-free.org le mohopolo ka boeona. Kahoo, TROM ke mohlala o ka sehloohong oa ts'ebeletso e sa lefelloeng ea khoebo.