There’s a good video from Seth Alvo about the issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjRNoVYuo28

true. but templeOS was built with god’s instructions

opensource software doesn’t have a country. No need to change to ubuntu. The same software you run in fedora you will run in ubuntu.

IBM, intel, microslop, etc, all have developers that work in the linux kernel and provide patches and new functionalities. Are you going to stop using the linux kernel? Good luck with temple OS

I’d question that reading.

EDIT: Since i have a bit of free time.

• Opening bank accounts in another country

Access to bank accounts

The law says that consumers legally resident in the European Union (EU) have the right to open a payment account with basic features in any EU Member State. However, a person wishing to open such a bank account should always comply with EU anti-money laundering rules.
A basic bank account includes various services such as cash withdrawals at a bank counter or cash machines and the execution of payment transactions such as direct debits or credit transfers within the EU.

From https://eur-lex.europa.eu/EN/legal-content/summary/opening-switching-bank-accounts-and-information-on-fees.html

Or:

You may want or need to open a bank account in your home country or in another EU country.

If you are legally resident in an EU country you are entitled to open a “basic payment account”. Banks cannot refuse your application for a basic payment account just because you don’t live in the country where the bank is established.

from https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/financial-products-and-services/bank-accounts-eu/index_en.htm

• rejecting foreign IBANs

The Commission agrees that refusing Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) cross border direct debits is a breach of the SEPA Regulation[1]. National competent authorities designated under Article 10 of the regulation are primarily responsible for addressing this practice also known as International Bank Account Number (IBAN) discrimination. […]

From https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/E-9-2020-005659-ASW_EN.html

And:

National accounts used for credit transfers and direct debits within each SEPA member country should also be accessible throughout the EU. This is known as reachability. The same rules apply to both national and cross-border operations. Payment systems should be interoperable with each other. The regulation requires credit transfers and direct debit transactions to meet certain conditions, including:

the use of international bank account numbers (IBANs), bank identifier codes (BICs) and a financial messaging standard for all payments in euro;
the right of payers to issue specific instructions, such as the amount and frequency of a direct debit.

From https://eur-lex.europa.eu/EN/legal-content/summary/single-euro-payments-area-regulation.html

You wrote:

I am a legal EU resident in another country and cannot open an account in France, Germany, and many other countries. That’s the problem.

Which is completely false. It’s not as easy as if you are a resident but it’s not impossible.

Is it impossible for you to accept that we have different experiences?

No, and it’s totally fine we have different experiences, but don’t say it’s impossible since that’s not the case. That was my point.

Yes you can. Did you tried calling or sending and email asking how to proceed? Just go there physically, it’s the easiest way.

Years ago you could open account in commerzbank in germany via registered letter. I did it and i never lived in germany. I had some problems with the slow mail company… But that’s another story.

You are a French tax resident with no tax obligations in another country"

I assume this is the problem, right? You will only became a tax resident when you live 180 days in the country (check the number of days). This means that in the near future they will ask you to prove that you are tax resident.

If you check the documents to open an account you just need:

• une pièce d’identité en cours de validité (Eng: a valid identity document)
• un justificatif de domicile récent (Eng: proof of recent domicile)
• les derniers justificatifs de revenus pourront vous être demandés. (Eng: You may be asked for the latest income receipts.)

https://www.labanquepostale.fr/particulier/comptes-et-cartes/ouvrir-un-compte/pieces-justificatives.html

I moved between EU countries and between EUR and non-EUR, and even because of business had to go to another country for opening an account (without even had lived there) and never had troubles.

Anyway as an immigrant/expat it’s always better to do this kind of stuff in person, as the online templates are usually for the most common client - the natives.

The next one in the search results was “Credit Agricole”. To open a bank account, you need to enter your postal code

Off course, to where do you want for them to send the letters?

and it only accepts French post codes.

Again, go to the physical location and they will let you open. I have done that (not with those banks and not in france).

I moved between countries and it was very easy. Went to the bank (physical location) and showed my id, and the rent contract (so i could prove my address). They opened the bank account immediately.

Moving away: close your bank account, you must live in the country to have a bank account here.

I never encountered a bank that did this. I’m pretty sure this is illegal.

Moving to: you must open a bank account here, we don’t accept foreign IBANs

Again, this is false.

The app thingy is true unfortunately.

This is what happens when people are afraid to criticize…

Is there any alternative with heatmaps, and more designed for trips, exploring and commuting than metrics and v02max?

Opensource software is the way.

microslop patch

Thanks for the clarification. I have yet to find and eat a real cheese from america.

I didn’t know that the US had real cheese. Anyway, they can always use other word for their “cheese”.

digg… A blast from the past!

You can use devices to cross-sign each other or use a passphrase.

nice

It does need a first installation on a Mobile or Android device in order to get the PC version running.

I stand correct.

And to be honest the solution of Matrix is easier

What is the matrix solution for that? Keys will always have to be exchanged between devices

no. But if you mean independent access with various devices, neither signal is since you need always the phone to access the desktop version.

Or briar, tox…

If you care about it then just use Signal

No, because of:

When the signal foundation is losing money every year, i can just wonder what will happen when the money runs out. Even the good guys need to eat.

I have seen this film so many times…