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the word opsec is a foreign concept for the average Joe. A good 95% of the audience who throng such places. Doesn't matter who gave out my ip or metadata. I'd
by freebuju 6y ago
the word opsec is a foreign concept for the average Joe. A good 95% of the audience who throng such places.
Doesn't matter who gave out my ip or metadata. I'd be pissed anyway. Even if my data wasn't leaked, what ever happened to the f#ck the pōlice code within our society... Someone sitting down and thinking how they can make the FBI's work of hunting down civilians like them easier. Something seriously wrong with these new generation of netizens.
- klyrs 6y ago> the word opsec is a foreign concept for the average Joe. A good 95% of the audience who throng such places. Clearly. Who'd have thought that publicly conspiring to overthrow the government would have negative consequences? Not those schmucks, I guess. > Something seriously wrong with these new generation of netizens. Well, we've got politicians on both sides clamoring to "fix" section 230. This wasn't just any old netizens, it was Parler. Sounds like they realized that their necks were seriously on the line because of their users' extremely ill-advised behavior, and snitched in hope of leniency.