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Has anyone decompiled it yet to make sure it's legit?
by ck2 1y ago
Has anyone decompiled it yet to make sure it's legit?
- warkdarrior 1y ago[flagged]
- i80and 1y ago[flagged]
- asacrowflies 1y agoWe already have toms
- pimlottc 1y agoWhat is "toms"?
- asacrowflies 1y agoI'm sorry I think my phone ate half a comment.and I don't know how to delete or edit on Hacki app.
- livinglist 1y agoHi you can right swipe on your comment to edit.
- asacrowflies 1y agoTo be fair we already have lots of mandatory apps already...... Facebook,Netflix,etc are system apps on most androids
- dylan604 1y agoit's not mandatory to run android though
- ck2 1y agoWell they could do that for theater but they don't need it anymore They've already illegally cross-linked all the federal databases and banking data People would have to be 100% off the grid which is nearly impossible and miserable these days The real question is after they run out of 15 million "undocumented" will ICE be used again 25 million naturalized citizens (yes likely with new $140 Billion budget) And then there is the question how many millions of birthright citizens will ICE go after, how many generations back, where on earth would they deport them since they've never lived in any other country? US won't be recognizable by 2028, going to be a horror show
- vkou 1y agoThe real question is that if the Dems ever get power back, what can be done to punish the bad people who participated in all this criminality? With every other social norm being broken, I don't see why political reprisals shouldn't be the way forward. Just say that any of the pardons were illegal[1], and start stripping citizenship from anyone involved in this. The genie's out of the bottle, and not punishing the thugs involved in this would just embolden them and their minions to try harder the next time they have power. Criminality should have consequences. Deprivation of rights under color of law is a serious crime in this country, and should be treated as such. [1] The current administration regularly declares immigration decisions made by the previous one illegal, and retroactively applies that label to the people affected by them. I'm not sure why any of its decisions should be worth the paper they are printed on, if it is ever theown out.
- tokai 1y agoI bet is going to be like with the Patriot Act, the torture, and all the other horrible things from GWOT. Things are going to be tweaked to fit a new agenda, but carried nonetheless.
- trothamel 1y ago$140 billion for 15 million illegal immigrants is under $10,000 per deportation, which strikes me as kind of light, given that as the process is likely to involve international plane flights, board. and so on. I don't think there are any plans to deport citizens or legal immigrants, as opposed to illegal aliens.
- brunker2 1y agoWhy would they need to make it mandatory? I suspect it would be very popular.
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- asacrowflies 1y agoYeah in this case not being FOSS makes it most likely a honeypot
- kstrauser 1y agoHow so? If I report seeing ICE at 123 Main St., that doesn't mean there are more than usual undocumented immigrants there. It just means that's where I saw ICE at that moment.
- asacrowflies 1y agoNot a honey pot for immigrants but for dissidents and anyone anti ice or anti administration
- kstrauser 1y agoIf we go down that road, I suspect everyone registered to vote as a Democrat will be on the same dissidents list.
- jedimastert 1y ago> The app does not collect or store any user data, which TechCrunch confirmed by analyzing the app’s network traffic as part of a test.