Subaru Security Flaws Exposed Its System for Tracking Millions of Cars by Drewski in privacy

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Stop Treating Phone Numbers As A Digital ID by Drewski in privacy

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Sixth Circuit Allows Tennessee to Enforce Online Digital ID Law by Drewski in privacy

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The Supreme Court Appears Sympathetic to Online Age Verification and Digital ID Laws by Drewski in privacy

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What happens when someone subpoenas Cloudflare for your info by Drewski in privacy

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Telegram Hands U.S. Authorities Data on Thousands of Users by Drewski in privacy

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Executive every day carry bags by Drewski in privacy

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Biometric Tech Expands Rapidly in US Airports Amid Privacy Concerns by Drewski in privacy

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Illinois has laws against stealing your bio-metrics without consent. I assume LAX airport is deemed a no-Constitutional or state law protections zone, though.

Biometric Tech Expands Rapidly in US Airports Amid Privacy Concerns by Drewski in privacy

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Siri “unintentionally” recorded private convos; Apple agrees to pay $95M by Drewski in privacy

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NO FUCKING WAY!!!! WHO COULD HAVE SEEN THIS??? MY GOD THE SHOCK!!!

Having an internet connected mic around is only surpassed in stupidity by having an internet connected camera in the bedroom.

I treat my phone like a toddler. I don't say anything in front of it, assuming it's going to repeat it something at the worst possible time. It's the world we live in. Funny, 20 years ago people would have lots their shit over this.

Siri “unintentionally” recorded private convos; Apple agrees to pay $95M by Drewski in privacy

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Biden Signs Bill Intended To Push Digital ID in Federal Agencies by Drewski in privacy

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Mitt Romney's AI Bill Seeks to Ban Anonymous Cloud Access, Raising Privacy Concerns by Drewski in privacy

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All of Telegram's Lies About Privacy by Drewski in privacy

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Walmart employees wearing body cameras by Drewski in privacy

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I wonder which locations the stores are in?

Walmart employees wearing body cameras by Drewski in privacy

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What could happen if they forget to take the camera off when they use the toilet?

it’s unclear whether body cameras actually help

“there’s already cameras in stores,”

Some day Walmart might look like Half Life 2.

DHS Says China, Russia, Iran, and Israel Are Spying on People in US with SS7 by Drewski in privacy

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Walmart employees wearing body cameras by Drewski in privacy

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UK Police unlawfully storing images of innocent people for facial recognition by Drewski in privacy

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DHS Admits to Monitoring 3D Printer Purchases with the Help of Amazon, eBay, & PayPal by Drewski in privacy

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Modern cars are surveillance devices on wheels with major privacy risks by Drewski in privacy

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'A Warrant Isn’t Needed': Secret Service Says You Agreed To Be Tracked With Location Data by Drewski in privacy

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Diabetes control powder by theamarayurveda in privacy

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Look no further than Amarvira Diabetes Powder! This 100% Ayurvedic and indigenous powder, crafted by Amarvira, harnesses the time-tested wisdom of Indian healing practices to support your well-being.

Apple's fingerprint sensor on new iPhones successfully hacked days by [deleted] in privacy

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Thanks !

Apple's fingerprint sensor on new iPhones successfully hacked days by [deleted] in privacy

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24 September 2013

Apple's fingerprint sensor on new iPhones successfully hacked days by [deleted] in privacy

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MANY such cases

Don’t ever hand your phone to the cops by Drewski in privacy

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What a load of shit, only a shit for brains would have any intimate personal data on there phones and if a criminal get's pulled over they deserve the consequences.

Don’t ever hand your phone to the cops by Drewski in privacy

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Telegram To Disclose Phones, IP Addresses At Authorities' Requests by Cancelthis in privacy

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We tried to warn them. Telegram was a privacy disaster just waiting to happen.

Telegram To Disclose Phones, IP Addresses At Authorities' Requests by Cancelthis in privacy

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"What could possibly go wrong?"

~ The Fairly OddParents

Telegram To Disclose Phones, IP Addresses At Authorities' Requests by Cancelthis in privacy

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They probably already did that. There is a special legal channel for such requests.

Telegram To Disclose Phones, IP Addresses At Authorities' Requests by Cancelthis in privacy

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To nobody's surprise. It's weird. Everyone gave warnings about Telegram for obvious reasons, then it turned out that the infrastructure was set up to make things difficult for authorities and it was relatively good for a centralized platform, especially with that popularity. But I learnt that only when Pavel Durov was arrested and the end was neigh. Well, you can still treat it as a Dickscord-like platform.

German police raid Tor-linked group in bid to uncover Tor network users by Drewski in privacy

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Merkel let 1000s of criminals into our country leaching off us and worse yet they go after non criminals.

German police raid Tor-linked group in bid to uncover Tor network users by Drewski in privacy

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Telegram will start moderating private chats after CEO’s arrest by Drewski in privacy

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Imagine the telephone company deciding what you may, or not, say on a call.

Telegram will start moderating private chats after CEO’s arrest by Drewski in privacy

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Updated title:

Telegram changes its tone on moderating private chats after CEO’s arrest

Telegram will start moderating private chats after CEO’s arrest by Drewski in privacy

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Of course they say it is to stop the "criminals" but this will affect free speech if they do not judge in righteousness what is considered criminal activity. If speaking the truth is considered a criminal activity, then propaganda (the official narrative of the New World Order) will gain more viewership as they work to suppress the truth.

Darkness cannot hide the light, so they lose in the end.

Telegram will start moderating private chats after CEO’s arrest by Drewski in privacy

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Backyard Privacy in the Age of Drones by Drewski in privacy

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TikTok creator showing that opting out of TSA face scans isn’t always easy by Drewski in privacy

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Sure. Take it off to have a human look at your face, off-camera. You can insist on this. You can even insist they do it from a "SAFE" distance.

TikTok creator showing that opting out of TSA face scans isn’t always easy by Drewski in privacy

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They make you take it off for the scan or when verifying your ID manually.

TikTok creator showing that opting out of TSA face scans isn’t always easy by Drewski in privacy

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just wear a mask LOL

TikTok creator showing that opting out of TSA face scans isn’t always easy by Drewski in privacy

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Watch How a Hacker’s Infrared Laser Can Spy on Your Laptop’s Keystrokes by Drewski in privacy

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Europe limits anonymous cash payments to €3k and all cash payments to €10k. Ban anonymous crypto payments entirely regardless of amount. by Drewski in privacy

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How do you ban anonymous crypto payments? I guess retailers are not allowed to accept them? Not sure how you stop person to person. Seems like this will be hard to enforce. If I want to by something illegal with crypto I doubt the seller would care.

I guess they are just trying to cut out crypto as a competitor to fiat by any means possible?

As for fiat restrictions not really sure what that will do either? What are you buying for $3000 cash? Sex robot? What's point of banning transaction over 10k, there would still be a paper record?

I think the article is correct, increase reliance on banks, negative interest rates... You would think after last weeks global computer outage people would wake up. Guess not enough hurt was handed out...

I love this quote from the article:

"There was a great public outcry when the Commission asked the public for their opinion on limiting cash payments in 2017. More than 90% of responding citizens spoke out against such a step."

The government isn't working for what the people want. There can be no greater proof then this. (Well, maybe climate change policies.)

USPS shared customer postal addresses with Meta, LinkedIn and Snap by Drewski in privacy

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"Privacy-Preserving" Attribution: Mozilla Disappoints Us Yet Again by Drewski in privacy

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It turns out Google Chrome ships a default, hidden extension that allows code on `*.google.com` access to private APIs, including your current CPU usage by [deleted] in privacy

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Firefox is just as bad. It still ships with the hidden built in search query spy. It also has many built in systems for among other things: AI classifications of text, remote configuration of your browser, experiments that can load in and out remotely at any time, and use of Google Chrome AI for other sneaky things.

These things are all hidden, built-in, and hard to tell if on or off.

Chrome and Firefox are both horribly insecure, seemingly on purpose. I remember how socks 5 proxy support for credentials had been for 10 years and still is broken in Firefox. Obviously to make privacy security more difficult.

Authy hacked, 33 million phone numbers stolen by Drewski in privacy

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Proton launches free, privacy-focused Google Docs alternative by [deleted] in privacy

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Stay tuned for our new alternative - I hope you'll join http://LeverMind.net soon (once finished setting up) already running the HumHub platform and/or http://Projex.Wiki now.

Proton launches free, privacy-focused Google Docs alternative by [deleted] in privacy

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Very cool. I have a proton account, but I haven't seen this feature enabled, yet.

Considering paying for their service.

5 Devices You Can’t Hide From- The Government ‘Alphabet Agencies’ Including Mainly The NSA Have Been Methodically Collecting Data On Us. by [deleted] in privacy

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Well when you put everything on your phone it's not hard for a government agency or even a car mechanic to see your personal life with ease, stop blaming the world when it's you making your data available to see.

6 Reasons Why Cloudflare is a Threat to the Internet Privacy by Drewski in privacy

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Hack of Age Verification Company Shows Privacy Danger of Social Media Laws by Drewski in privacy

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ID Verification Company Partnered With X Suffered Data Leak, Report Claims by Drewski in privacy

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phraie by askllr in privacy

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thebloomingb

Privacy features lose their way in latest Firefox update by [deleted] in privacy

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Firefox and other open-source platforms have been infiltrated and subverted by Microsoft, Facebook, Google, etc.

Privacy features lose their way in latest Firefox update by [deleted] in privacy

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When are they finally done making changes to the browser? What a bunch of faggots -- almost as gay as socks.

Campaigns Can Now See What You Watch on TV. It’s Changing Everything. by [deleted] in privacy

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Even better.

Campaigns Can Now See What You Watch on TV. It’s Changing Everything. by [deleted] in privacy

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I don't have a TV, smart or dumb.

Campaigns Can Now See What You Watch on TV. It’s Changing Everything. by [deleted] in privacy

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Not me, I don't have a smart TV or any plans to get one.

Yet another data broker’s data breach, this time exposing personal data, decades of history, and/or voting information for at least 300 million Americans by SoCo in privacy

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Off topic but I googled how many live in USA and it says 333.3 million as of 2022 which feels like fake and Illuminati related symbolism

Windows 11's Recall AI - You can copy the data from another user's "recall" folder as another user. Even if you don't have Administrator privileges on that account. by [deleted] in privacy

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I don't get how this made it past the drawing board. It's such an obviously terrible idea. There are so many downside to the one upside of this feature.

I think it's a prelude to getting people use to have their computers monitored before in a few years the data starts getting uploaded to Microsoft and third party companies. Once people get used to the feature they will be reluctant to give it up no matter what they do with the data.

Online Privacy: An Endangered Species by Drewski in privacy

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Windows 11's Recall AI - You can copy the data from another user's "recall" folder as another user. Even if you don't have Administrator privileges on that account. by [deleted] in privacy

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How I have not ever heard of this before? It reminds me of Microsoft's old pagefile.sys but modernized. Who is going to investigate this? Anyone want to volunteer? https://github.com/xaitax/TotalRecall

Free VPN Apps Are Harvesting School Kids’ Data by [deleted] in privacy

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School kids who think they need a free VPN deserve it

New York's "SAFE" Act For Kids Threatens Online Free Speech and Privacy by Drewski in privacy

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Swiss school to trial digital trackers on its pupils by Drewski in privacy

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Census Bureau Considering Cellular Tracking by Drewski in privacy

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Federal Real ID-Compliant Licenses or ID Cards Will Become Mandatory for US Domestic Air Travel by [deleted] in privacy

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Citizens will be free to do anything they want within the increasingly tight straightjacket-requirements they'll be in.

The Best Email Aliasing Providers in 2024 by Drewski in privacy

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Stealing everything you’ve ever typed or viewed on your own Windows PC is now possible with two lines of code - inside the Copilot+ Recall disaster. by [deleted] in privacy

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You are welcome.

Stealing everything you’ve ever typed or viewed on your own Windows PC is now possible with two lines of code - inside the Copilot+ Recall disaster. by [deleted] in privacy

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It's a good article. Thanks for posting.

Mastercard's Controversial Digital ID Rollout in Africa by Drewski in privacy

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Is Privacy Worth It? by Drewski in privacy

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It will only seem less worth it as the strangle hold of our captors tightens. When your previous privacy is the difference between a firing squad, a cell, and freedom, today, you will judge its past value differently. The problem is that this end will never be reasonably foreseeable at the time when it is applicable. In better times, such problems seemed much farther off.

Defending Privacy in the Surveillance State and Fragmenting Internet by Drewski in privacy

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Is Privacy Worth It? by Drewski in privacy

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X no longer works on Firefox with privacy feature enabled by Drewski in privacy

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reddit client? by 346234634t4tr43 in privacy

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There was a time when reddit was open source - saidit was created from a copy of that old reddit code, with some not very significant changes (no downvotes, two types of upvotes, etc.)

https://saidit.net/s/SaidIt/comments/37r/welcome_to_saiditnet/

Firefox to collect your (anonymized) search data by [deleted] in privacy

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Don't give the wrong people ideas.

Firefox to collect your (anonymized) search data by [deleted] in privacy

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On reddit I liked making gif images that stay still on a frame for 10 seconds then turn into poopy dicks. The mods get really frazzled over that.

Even better if you have your own image host, and you get a comment that starts getting traction, and when it reaches a few hundred karma, you switch it to bloody-shitcock for a few minutes, and a bunch of salty people report it, and when the mod finally checks, it's just a normal picture.

Firefox to collect your (anonymized) search data by [deleted] in privacy

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Only a machine will ever get to see it. Now, if you were to create a LLM that would fake plausible sessions, then you might be able to hide in the noise.