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The guy is very wrong to share photos of Ukrainian soldiers, their equipment, trucks and positions. Yes, of course, those photos are most probably stale, but w
by deepsun 5y ago
The guy is very wrong to share photos of Ukrainian soldiers, their equipment, trucks and positions.
Yes, of course, those photos are most probably stale, but who knows. According to official data, Russians got around 80% of their intelligence from public sources.
It's like information security -- "most probably" is a bad argument. Better not to take pictures at all. There are lives at stake.
By the way, dashcams got recently banned for the same reason.
- AlexPavlov 5y agoYou're right that Russians get intelligence from public sources such as telegram channels and that's how the big shopping mall was destroyed recently as someone posted photos/videos with positions of our military equipment there. But in my post, I used only public photos mostly from foreign media sources that can't be useful for Russian intelligence anyway. Our Ukrainian presidential adviser said it's required to wait for at least twenty-four hours before posting photos or videos about missile attacks and stuff like that. But photos in my article are way older than that.