Molly555

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by Molly555 6y ago
Well, as far as I know, monstrous things are happening in this country right now. What is the cost of a complete disconnection of the Internet throughout the country? I can't even imagine how many millions of dollars it cost the author
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by Molly555 6y ago
What can I say . In general, it is not entirely clear which part of the dark web is meant https://utopia.fans/networks/dark-web-vs-deep-web-what-is-ea... and what could be safe there? No matter how you look, it is nev
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by Molly555 6y ago
I don’t understand why we need to weigh something? Why consider the business benefits of this application if it poses a data security threat in and of itself. Has everyone forgotten about the scandal with a disproportionately large number o
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by Molly555 6y ago
Interesting article. YES, open source seems like a good idea, but what about the fact that it seems like closed source is more secure or not https://utopia.fans/security/whats-the-difference-between-op... ? And now all
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by Molly555 6y ago
YES, damn it, yes. Is there really not enough information about how much data it collects about its users to finally ban it forever? https://utopia.fans/privacy/tiktok-collects-users-data-delet... It really looks like
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by Molly555 6y ago
There is simply no privacy on the Internet. =) It's sad, but in the modern model of the Internet, where huge companies keep all information on their servers, it is impossible to talk about privacy. https://utopia.fans/pr
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by Molly555 6y ago
Hahaha, why be surprised? There is no such thing as Internet privacy for a long time. https://utopia.fans/privacy/the-myth-of-the-privacy/ Large corporations monitor users. all information about them is stored on
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by Molly555 6y ago
Well of course this application is dangerous. Without a doubt, it is subject to hacker attacks, despite the claimed end-to-end encryption technology. Obviously, hacking an account is not difficult. https://utopia.fans/blog&#