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by atok1 5y ago
Certainly agree with this!
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by atok1 5y ago
Guy is a hero and it's a shame that not many people seem to have read his piece in The Intercept.
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by atok1 5y ago
Why would anyone want to voluntarily hand over data? It can only lead to consequences to their user base, thus not being in their interest. The gov puts out way too many requests for info as it stands.
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by atok1 5y ago
NZ also used the FF Tarrant attack on the mosques to take everyone's guns.
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by atok1 5y ago
It's because AU is used as a test bed for all the really fucked up laws that the powers that be would love to pass, but can't due to significant citizen pushback and/or armed citizens.
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by atok1 5y ago
Always remember that Session is also developed in AU.... Makes me really consider the information I was told about FM.
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by atok1 5y ago
They are sold everywhere online, here is an example from a model similar to the article: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Texin-phone-signal-sh... ?
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by atok1 5y ago
I am sorry, but the uncensored internet is the only type of acceptable internet. Anything else is just gov or corp interests.
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by atok1 5y ago
This is another reason to only use E2EE FOSS messengers, ever.
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by atok1 5y ago
I have definitely noticed this (healthy) trend pop up in the last few years as well. Very much welcomed in changing from the old, unhealthy food.
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by atok1 5y ago
Israel needs to answer for these atrocities.
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by atok1 5y ago
Session is a "secure" messaging application designed in AU. Keep that in mind.
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by atok1 5y ago
This is your chance to break free. Please consider switching to an opensource OS. Our freedom depends on it.
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by atok1 5y ago
Even if that may be the case, on the surface, we have no control over what is done using secret agreements and decisions.
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by atok1 5y ago
Why is it not illegal to sell this type of data everywhere?
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by atok1 5y ago
Insight into how bad the TV is spying on us?
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by atok1 5y ago
Thank you for listing that alternative browser, although I'm not sure why it marked your post as dead? We need as many non-Chrome based alternatives as possible.
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by atok1 5y ago
The 'intimidated people' are not forced to interact with the 'abusers' though. It's that kind of whining that takes away from their arguments.
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by atok1 5y ago
But at this point, we are not caring about 'law' are we? This is used when you are fear for your life because of law enforcement entities.
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by atok1 5y ago
At this point, I'm leaning to believe it's willful on the company side. This is nuts.
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by atok1 5y ago
What I assume the poster is trying to say, (again, an assumption) is that since we have moved so far left towards extreme liberalism to appease this increasing small minority of people that we are only reaping what we sow.
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by atok1 5y ago
This is an extremely sad day for humanity. Privacy is a basic human right, People trusted these companies with their most personal identity information (often due to not having a choice since repressive governments won't allow one to o