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Chrome v69 will clear all cookies, except cookies in relation to Google (twitter.com)

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What's the worst-designed software you've had the displeasure of using? by pitterpatterwater in AskSaidIt

[–]noah 3 insightful - 3 funny3 insightful - 2 funny4 insightful - 3 funny -  (0 children)

Reddit's redesign

Tommy Robinson secretly recorded his interview with Sky News​ in hopes of catching them peddling fake news. Sky News edited it, changing actual words by muting parts of his statements. (youtube.com)

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U.S. Spent $5.6 Trillion on Wars Since 9/11, More Than Three Times What Pentagon Estimates by noah in WorldNews

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Other sources (since it's hard to find exact details):

In theory who is the best person to snipe to fix the world? by Alberto in AskSaidIt

[–]noah 1 insightful - 2 funny1 insightful - 1 funny2 insightful - 2 funny -  (0 children)

Myself

Welcome to Saidit.net! by magnora7 in SaidIt

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Saidit's sub 'subscribe' system is an opt-out system […] This means that when your account is created, you're automatically subscribed to all subs

So what happens when theres 10,000s of subreddits, and I make a new account? Will I be subscribed to all those? Or is it just for the time being due to low traffic on anything?

When will 2FA be implemented? It would be great if it was phone-free too (i.e. QR code, or code).

Do you have a roadmap of new features that will be coming?

Thanks!

Quick edit: coming back to my first question, it may not be a good idea whatsoever to do the "sub to all" thing. There's already a few weird subreddits that people may not want to see. I understand the audience Saidit is appealing too, but still, some people may not want to see that stuff (i.e. Pizzagate)

There seems to be no way to unsubscribe from a subreddit? Also, is that what they're called: subreddits?

Many sites were quick to report “MAGA kids vs. Native Americans” story without all the evidence, resulting in misinformation: Here is a full analysis of what happened (18 min) (youtube.com)

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Australia has become the first western country to pass a bill forcing tech companies to hand over your encrypted data (scmp.com)

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Australia has become the first western country to pass a bill forcing tech companies to hand over your encrypted data (scmp.com)

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Google Chrome by useless_aether in privacy

[–]noah 1 insightful - 1 funny1 insightful - 0 funny2 insightful - 1 funny -  (0 children)

So you're just going to post an image with no sources?

About the last one:

Connects to websites in the background before you are even finished typing them in, without your explicit instruction

Apple Safari also does this ("Preload Top Hit in the background") with the option to turn it off.

President Donald Trump has been threatened with death at least 184 times on Twitter, and 179 of those murder threats are still posted on Twitter’s website as of press time Monday evening. by MojaveCoyote in SundogsPlace

[–]noah 1 insightful - 1 funny1 insightful - 0 funny2 insightful - 1 funny -  (0 children)

Hahahaha "at least". Pretty sure that would be happening hourly or less.

Apple now lets [at least] EU, US and AU customers download their own data. Formally, you had to send an email and wait for a response. (privacy.apple.com)

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Apple now lets [at least] EU, US and AU customers download their own data. Formally, you had to send an email and wait for a response. (privacy.apple.com)

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Apple now lets [at least] US and AU customers download their own data. Formally, you had to send an email and wait for a response. (privacy.apple.com)

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Facebook Fraud: 80,000 Pages of Internal Documents Prove Facebook Intentionally Misled Advertisers For Two Years (unfollo.me)

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Apollo Breach Exposed Billions of Data Points, Affecting 125,929,660 Users (wired.com)

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Reddit: A verified email address is still required to enable 2FA (self.Security)

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A verified email address is still required on Reddit upon enabling 2FA (self.privacy)

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Still use Reddit? Disable these advertising preferences. by noah in privacy

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There’s also two more additional options inside the prefs page you will need to disable to gain more privacy (they’re at the bottom of the prefs page I linked):

  • allow my data to be used for research purposes

  • allow reddit to log my outbound clicks for personalization

Still use Reddit? Disable these advertising preferences. (reddit.com)

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Tommy Robinson secretly recorded his interview with Sky News​ in hopes of catching them peddling fake news. Sky News edited it, changing actual words by muting parts of his statements. by noah in conspiracy

[–]noah[S] 2 insightful - 1 funny2 insightful - 0 funny3 insightful - 1 funny -  (0 children)

Regardless what you think about the topic in the video, this is just another example of how easy it is to manipulate what someone says through editing. This happens everywhere; non-political videos and reality shows included.

Facebook caught automatically blocking AP and Guardian stories about the their massive data breach (fightforthefuture.org)

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Facebook caught automatically blocking AP and Guardian stories about the their massive data breach (fightforthefuture.org)

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WikiLeaks Drops New Information Relating To Arms Industry Corruption & War In Yemen — "Dealmaker: Al Yousef" by noah in conspiracy

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Link to document "15908-KENOZA-VS-GIAT":

https://wikileaks.org/dealmaker/Al-Yousef/document/15908-KENOZA-VS-GIAT/

Link to download of document "15908-KENOZA-VS-GIAT":

https://wikileaks.org/dealmaker/Al-Yousef/document/15908-KENOZA-VS-GIAT/15908-KENOZA-VS-GIAT.pdf

File size:

5.3 MB (5,264,090 bytes)

Page count: 

50 pages

MD5: 

cd540bc2ac572d9ff1af9396be3af3a2

Official tweet:
https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/1045659420900888576

WikiLeaks Drops New Information Relating To Arms Industry Corruption & War In Yemen — "Dealmaker: Al Yousef" (wikileaks.org)

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