Ms-J

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by Ms-J 11mo ago
ClosedAI vacuums up and hoards all of your private chats to do terrible things and now complains when they must hand over your precious data without them receiving their cut. This is funny!
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by Ms-J 11mo ago
This is correct. Our natural rights go much further than unnatural prohibitions from the government. Do what you please and get enough people to do it with you, and no one can stop you.
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by Ms-J 11mo ago
Google still hasn't changed anything but took the opportunity to again insult their customers within the first headline, titled "Why verification is important". Google goes on to say how taking away one of your last remaining
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by Ms-J 11mo ago
Try to only use open source networking equipment. It's also possible to piece it together rather than buy closed source, vulnerable hardware. Librecmc/Openwrt is great for security and privacy. With Librecmc, it doesn't conta
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by Ms-J 1y ago
"our opinion of this stuff doesn't matter." It very much does matter. If more people refuse to do this type of work, it eventually won't be done to the required standard. People would cut family ties and this would stop
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Ok guessing against a computer of yours and not a phone (which of course is still possible) thanks. Hope it can help all of us stay safe.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
That's outrageous that they tried to attack you like that. How exactly did it happen? Did they send a link via SMS to your phone, or some other way?
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by Ms-J 1y ago
"But as long as the masses value convenience over privacy and freedom, nothing will change, and Apple/Google will happily keep selling them devices that are now primarily designed to spy on them." When I have taken the time t
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by Ms-J 1y ago
If you can't install software on your own device, you don't own it. You are renting a completely government and corporate controlled piece of hardware.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Yes, I've heard of bad VPN companies that sell your data. I would like to learn more about how it is done exactly. In your later comment you said "DNS is very useful, and unencrypted. OpenDNS makes its money on this same info.&quo
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by Ms-J 1y ago
The analysis is spot on. What in particular concerns me is the lack of any type of registration seemingly anywhere. I don't mind if a privacy focused VPN said they don't register at all in any country and stated the reasons as to
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Can anyone give info on who owns Trust.Zone VPN? The company saves all credentials and doesn't allow the user to generate anything, such as Wireguard private keys. The service is very likely logging everything, and already admits to lo
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Can anyone recommend a guide on the firewall?
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Talk about this with your family and friends. It is the most important tech issue we are facing today. "With developer verification in the form of sending in a scan of your government ID now mandatory, along with providing your contact
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Google Will Require Developer Verification(hackaday.com)
16 points by Ms-J 1y ago|13 comments
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by Ms-J 1y ago
We have always had the ability to make or run any application. If we allow this, then we will never be able to make or run apps again. Do your part in any way to stop this. Talk about this with your family and make them aware.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Interesting sites without ads will always get humans while the rest will fade away to be eaten alive by AI scrapping.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
This is the most important current issue about technology. From Step 1: Verify your identity You may also need to upload official government ID. This is the government's ultimate grab for power related to technology. Do your part to st
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Android Developer Verification(developer.android.com)
2 points by Ms-J 1y ago|2 comments
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by Ms-J 1y ago
It's not sideloading it is installing an application. Don't use enemy words. There are some comments attempting to trick people into thinking that some of the least intelligent people of society have more freedom than regular peop
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Related: https://www.businessinsider.com/israelis-bugged-the-us-for-t... Israeli government has current access to United States communications the same way China does.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
This is what happens if you allow the government a backdoor into your messaging or communication systems. Open source software doesn't have backdoors and it works fine for everyone.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Thank you for bringing this to attention. The flagging system must be changed to allow the site to remain fair to the users.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Why is this flagged? Someone vouch for this and get it back to the front page.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
I'm all for any citizen to wear anything they would like as it is. It is only authoritative figures that need to be held to high public standards, such as identification.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
It's a a full face mask and to cover every part of their exposed skin. To avoid being identified for their crimes against society.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
There is nothing ICE can do but lay down their uniform and run. They might be forgiven then.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
This was written in a honest and sincere fashion thanks. I agree that AOSP was deteriorating piece by piece. This was the inevitable next step.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
That is good to know about the engineer doing tests to prove the effectiveness.
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by Ms-J 1y ago
Help fill out the form and tell Google and the government what will happen if this is allowed.

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