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24d ago
They could make it so all that is known by banks is that you purchased the service. Like how Nym does it or how you can buy Mullvad credits on Amazon. https://nym.com/zk-nyms Ideally they accept Monero and do unlinkable pay
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25d ago
https://deflock.org/council#:~:text=City%20Council%20Meeting... 153 victories listed here. Do you think it's impossible to make our society more focused on privacy? Why be defeatist? Many things seemed terrible like wo
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25d ago
Try Brave.
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25d ago
Their phone app doesn't have visual voicemail.
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25d ago
It doesn't work without JS though.
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25d ago
Here's more info https://xprivate.lol/GrapheneOS/search?f=tweets&q=Donation&s... >plus infrastructure A lot must be sponsored. https://xprivate.lol/GrapheneOS/status/2070298479
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25d ago
Defeatist totally wrong attitude. People are fighting back against flock and winning for example. Signal reached 100 M MAU. GrapheneOS has reached 500k estimated users. Privacy is more of an issue today than ever before with more people car
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25d ago
They were already tracking everything you click but for example if you want to send a link to someone you can't copy the link from the Google result and send it to them, you'd either send them the Google tracking link or go to the
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25d ago
Brave search (free) or Kagi (paid) are able to replace Google and not feel like I'm missing out. Brave has its own independent index which is cool.
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25d ago
They get most of their donations from cryptocurrency. Mostly small Monero donations but also Bitcoin and Ethereum. They have 14 devs 13 are payed in ETH and 1 in CAD. Iirc they said something like 2 million in donations in 2025. Vitalik But
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26d ago
9/11 was used as an excuse to create more mass spying on Americans even though 2,977 people died while 42,116 died from car accidents that same year.
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Report Links Pirate IPTV to Hezbollah TV, Calls for U.S. Site-Blocking
(torrentfreak.com)
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26d ago
https://archive.ph/hUqO0
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Moving from cash to credit cards, PayPal, etc. is an ongoing privacy disaster
(grapheneos.social)
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Why Ente QR?
(ente.com)
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26d ago
I don't have a problem showing an ID, I have a problem with an ID being recorded so it can be leaked.
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Apple Explains What Happens to Conversations Siri Recap Hears
(macrumors.com)
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Another way to leak traffic on Android has been discovered
(mullvad.net)
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26d ago
You might consider removing the question mark and everything after it in your link when sharing future YouTube videos because it's for tracking purposes and IIRC they added a feature where it can also dox your YouTube account.
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26d ago
> You know that I am quite libertarian leaning Yeah, HN user, checks out–I believe it. > but I would gladly embrace a global totalitarian government Now I don't know what to believe! https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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For most of history, people's conversations, thoughts, and finances were private
(grapheneos.social)
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26d ago
Yes but I was responding to someone who wanted good ad blocking which could be helpful for the security of non-technical users at the minimum.
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Automated security review of Monero-project/Monero pull requests
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27d ago
Now that I'm reading the stuff on Mastodon about AI I can empathize with them a bit more. People are batshit crazy.
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27d ago
It's such a shame for iPhone users that they can't install whatever apps they want. Especially with AI now if I was using an iPhone I'd want to be able to use apps for personal use without paying apple or refreshing every wee
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28d ago
I thought it was time based.
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28d ago
FaceID is good in winter or cooking.
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28d ago
That's why I'm interested in the Motorola flipping phones which seem to be really small folded up and will support GrapheneOS.
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28d ago
It has a vapor chamber so it might not have terrible thermals.
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28d ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49630648
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