Cider9986

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Boston drops Flock after outside agencies gained access to vehicle data(masslive.com)
8 points by Cider9986 6d ago|2 comments
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There's a high chance of devices being sold with GrapheneOS preinstalled in 2027(grapheneos.social)
2 points by Cider9986 6d ago|0 comments
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by Cider9986 6d ago
There are [1] people currently using GrapheneOS in Brazil. You can ask on the forum and you might get more clarity. The Motorola Signature will be announced in a few days but is a high end flagship with all-around better hardware than the P
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by Cider9986 7d ago
I'm also talking about AFU security which is actually a very common threat which GrapheenOS defends against better than iPhones based on leaks. GrapheneOS is just so easy to use securely.
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by Cider9986 7d ago
I agree–it's absurd to be more concerned about spying of China on American citizens than the spying of our own government. While allies of the US are problematic because of however many eyes. Not particularly relevant but the lawful sp
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by Cider9986 7d ago
Are all of these unsuitable [0]? Not sure if you have any experience with eBay. I looked it up and people had problems selling to Brazil [1] but there are various listings that offer to ship. So maybe not a great option. KaBuM!, Intec Store
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by Cider9986 7d ago
Yes. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49399927 . In the US you don't have key disclosure laws so the best course of action is to shut the fuck up [1]. [1] https://reddit.com/r/funny/comment
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by Cider9986 7d ago
It's a bad idea because of the increased attack surface even if it was possible and it's not possible according to Veracrypt [1]. It would quickly become a known feature document in guides regularly updated and handed to law enfor
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by Cider9986 7d ago
GrapheneOS's goal is privacy for the world and that's achieved through secure devices. You can get a phone specifically for GrapheneOS just as you choose a new device when you're buying a new one. Soon there will be two diffe
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by Cider9986 9d ago
We don't need mass surveillance with guardrails, we need no mass surveillance. This is good, though, unless it prevents getting rid of mass surveillance.
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by Cider9986 9d ago
What about "searchy.me"?
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by Cider9986 9d ago
KYC like all CEXs. Pretty much all those companies practice surveillance capitalism. Kraken is also KYC but at least they didn't delist Monero.
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Signal Enables Phone Number-Less Registration in Beta(privacyguides.org)
5 points by Cider9986 9d ago|0 comments
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by Cider9986 9d ago
You said that the AI industry feels they're replaceable. I'm not saying that AI does equivalent work, I'm saying that AI companies don't choose the prices for art, they just play in the market.
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by Cider9986 9d ago
There's insider attack resistance and there's evidence that the chips hold up against real forensics attacks. They perform better than iPhones in Cellebrite (leading digital forensics company) support matrix leaks. Other options a
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by Cider9986 9d ago
So you'd rather choose a chip with demonstrated weaker security over one with demonstrated stronger security because of a hypothetical risk that has no supporting evidence?
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by Cider9986 9d ago
Their price is based on supply and demand just like everything. If AI decreases demand or raises supply then their price will go down.
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by Cider9986 9d ago
You'd have to put the gift link in the comments it got removed.
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by Cider9986 9d ago
2 days ago, 222 comments on commits adding this feature with ZKPs: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49689048 Now we get to see the preliminary price and a fun bonus is the 2FA features. I would be surprised if they get
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Denuvo Sues Game Cracker 'Voices38' for Bypassing Its Anti-Tamper DRM(torrentfreak.com)
4 points by Cider9986 9d ago|0 comments
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Fee of $3 for a Signal account without a number in new Android beta(community.signalusers.org)
2 points by Cider9986 10d ago|1 comments
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by Cider9986 11d ago
I Do not like the new battery icon on MacOS. I think they made it the same as iOS.
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by Cider9986 11d ago
Awesome to see no trackers on the website. Hopefully the apps are as privacy focused :) The twitter and email icons on the website are broke-looking. The privacy policy is not confidence-inducing. E2EE for user content and location would be
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by Cider9986 12d ago
Only if you enable it and theres a clear checkbox to enable E2EE. They should check it by default but I doubt even majority of people do backups.
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by Cider9986 12d ago
Maybe WhatsApp gives them a ton of metadata like all their contacts, when they chat and with who, IPs, etc. Signal only gives out either time registered or last used last time I checked.
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by Cider9986 12d ago
Have you heard of comprehensible input? Seems to be better for languages.
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by Cider9986 12d ago
What steps are you taking to improve its security?
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by Cider9986 12d ago
Nym is apparently good against a global adversary.
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by Cider9986 12d ago
nym.com might have some. They use stuff like that heavily and there's a bunch of academics involved. Also ZCash.
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by Cider9986 12d ago
How does it compare to Fluxer and Stoat?

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