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Google quietly started logging people into Chrome without their consent (businessinsider.com.au)

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U.S. Spent $5.6 Trillion on Wars Since 9/11, More Than Three Times What Pentagon Estimates (bigthink.com)

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You Gave Facebook Your Number For Security. They Used It For Ads. (eff.org)

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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. (youtube.com)

submitted by noah to /s/conspiracy

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

submitted by noah to /s/privacy

Facebook Uncovers 'Security Issue' Affecting Nearly 50 Million Accounts (newsroom.fb.com)

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Subreddits that have been removed from the list, according to TheBanout2018's wiki (self.conspiracy)

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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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Australian Government Ignores Experts in Advancing Its Anti-Encryption Bill (eff.org)

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Welcome to Saidit.net! by magnora7 in SaidIt

[–]noah 7 insightful - 2 funny7 insightful - 1 funny8 insightful - 2 funny -  (0 children)

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?

Australian film-maker James Ricketson sentenced to six years' jail in Cambodia for documenting a rally with a drone (theguardian.com)

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

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

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Reddit pulls a YouTube - /r/911truth quarantined as misinformation, government info added by d3rr in MeanwhileOnReddit

[–]noah 6 insightful - 1 funny6 insightful - 0 funny7 insightful - 1 funny -  (0 children)

Reddit's forced sidebar content on the sub

… And they have also removed the subscriber and "now active" numbers from the sidebar too. So fucking stupid.

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

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Imperium (2018) Volume I: A meta-documentary on child trafficking (youtube.com)

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[Reddit] TheBanout2018: "Yesterday, we recieved this message from the admins" (reddit.com)

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

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Facebook Uncovers 'Security Issue' Affecting Nearly 50 Million Accounts (newsroom.fb.com)

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[Reddit] TheBanout2018: "Our intentions are to force the admins to take action on the hatefilled subreddits that they currently allow to get away with sitewide rule violations." (reddit.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

Welcome to Saidit.net! by magnora7 in SaidIt

[–]noah 4 insightful - 1 funny4 insightful - 0 funny5 insightful - 1 funny -  (0 children)

I'm not sure if I'm technically getting it correct. Authy, Google Authenticator, 1Password all have inbuilt One Time Password managers.

The QR code is the same as a regular code. You can scan a code, or, alternatively, type a code that the website provides. The code and QR are the same input (same pass phrase) and output (same OTP/2FA)

Almost every 2FA website (Facebook, Reddit, Twitter, Amazon, Cryptocurrency sites, Discord, Dropbox, Google, Microsoft, WordPress) uses this method over SMS verification.

Here's a YouTube video. I just searched "one time password" and this was the first video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnTd2t4LWIE

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):

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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