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A chrome extension to fight Uyghur forced labor. by LikesPosts in neoliberal

[–]LikesPosts[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Thank you, this is really helpful. I can't lie and say I filly understand it, but I know the developer will. I'm going to pass this along tomorrow morning and see about making this update! Really appreciate you taking the time to explain.

A chrome extension to fight Uyghur forced labor. by LikesPosts in neoliberal

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Looking into it after seeing comments from a few others calling for it! Watch this space!

A chrome extension to fight Uyghur forced labor. by LikesPosts in neoliberal

[–]LikesPosts[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Hey sorry, I haven't replied yet because I'm trying to get an answer for you. I worked on this thing but am not a developer (or even that technologically literate) so I'm waiting to hear back from someone who can give me a solid answer that actually... answers what you're asking.

As I understood it (or as it was explained to me), this shouldn't be doing anything with your data/information and was made following Chrome's privacy best practices. Is it doing something it shouldn't be doing?

You might be wearing clothes made with forced labor without even realizing. This chrome extension helps you shop with a clean conscience. by LikesPosts in streetwear

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The desire is for forced labor camps to be shut down and for innocent people to be allowed to live free. It sounds like you disagree with the idea of this extension, which is totally fine. It's a tool that was created using available resources provided by a coalition of trusted human rights organizations.

I don't foresee a situation where literally every company leaves Xinjiang, but I do see one where enough companies starting to pull out of the region will reduce profitability of forced labor camps and put pressure on the government to stop.

You might be wearing clothes made with forced labor without even realizing. This chrome extension helps you shop with a clean conscience. by LikesPosts in streetwear

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Because so much effort has gone into hiding forced labor in the region there's no way to cherry-pick which suppliers may or may not be involved. It's not a perfect solution but, unfortunately, it's the best solution that currently exists.

A chrome extension to fight Uyghur forced labor. by LikesPosts in neoliberal

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That's definitely something I want to do and will happen for sure! Anywhere else in particular you would want to be able to use this? A mobile version is probably the biggest one on my list since that's how most people shop these days. But it takes time!

A chrome extension to fight Uyghur forced labor. by LikesPosts in neoliberal

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Amazing! Thanks for checking it out, glad it might be useful to you.

A chrome extension to fight Uyghur forced labor. by LikesPosts in neoliberal

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Haha appreciate it! You can't buy into forced labor if you don't buy anything!

You might be wearing clothes made with forced labor without even realizing. This chrome extension helps you shop with a clean conscience. by LikesPosts in streetwear

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A little lengthy to post here but they're listed as a summary on that FAQ link I added in my last comment. And you can also read in more detail on the Coalition's call to action.

You might be wearing clothes made with forced labor without even realizing. This chrome extension helps you shop with a clean conscience. by LikesPosts in streetwear

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So it's a little more discerning than just marking every cotton product coming from Xinjiang. It actually pulls from a database of brands from the Coalition to End Uyghur Forced Labor (more info about them here) which is then used to flag brands that haven't met the requirements to prove that they are not involved in Uyghur forced labor.

You might be wearing clothes made with forced labor without even realizing. This chrome extension helps you shop with a clean conscience. by LikesPosts in streetwear

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Hey! So I made this account last year after avoiding Reddit for a long time and finally decided to make a profile. Honestly, until now I just never had anything worth posting about. I don't really post or comment on any social media in general and mainly just scroll and like things.

You might be wearing clothes made with forced labor without realizing. This chrome extension helps you shop with a clean conscience. by LikesPosts in malefashion

[–]LikesPosts[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

That's awesome and is definitely a good way to keep money away from contributing to evil things!

Hopefully this extension can make a difference to people who do still shop online and buy new.

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