privacyking

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by privacyking 5y ago
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by privacyking 5y ago
It only notifies the target if they own a iPhone, or have downloaded an app specifically to do this.
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by privacyking 5y ago
That's true but I've found in recent years that the date given is wrong. e.g. you see something listed as 2021, but it's actually from 2016 and old.
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by privacyking 5y ago
Isn't grapheneOS run by that crazy dev who complains literally every day that people are out to get him?
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by privacyking 5y ago
Doesn't the company have to pax tax though on earnings before that 7% rate?
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by privacyking 5y ago
If you use any service, sending your IP is mandatory. That's how the internet works...
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by privacyking 5y ago
Do you use a VPN? I do and it requires login, but not if disabled.
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by privacyking 5y ago
Hopefully brongondwana reads this (CEO of fastmail)
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by privacyking 5y ago
Wait so does enterprise wifi just send all VLAN traffic to every device despite a login being assigned to a single VLAN?
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by privacyking 5y ago
Not sure, but I've logged into many terminals before and not one of them didn't have vi installed. Have found plenty without nano or vim though.
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by privacyking 5y ago
Which part do you think is nonsense? As for dark room coordination, how should I know? It wouldn't surprise me though given the CIA coup'd Australia back in the 70s over Pine Gap (their spy facility in Australia).
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by privacyking 5y ago
Australia is often used as a testing ground since it's part of five eyes and a) people there don't have many legally enshrined rights (no bill of rights) besides stuff like right to political expression and religion, and b) the po
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by privacyking 5y ago
What is your trackercontrol alternative called? What makes it better or worse?
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by privacyking 5y ago
With this feature specifically?
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by privacyking 5y ago
Piracy isn't hard on iOS devices though. You don't even need to root/jailbreak.
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by privacyking 5y ago
Same here. I've had one for around the same time and it's my favorite chair. I can sit in all day with no discomfort.
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by privacyking 5y ago
Doesn't that require a security key? That will never be implemented due to that requirement.
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by privacyking 5y ago
Just do a charge back. Oh wait, don't do that unless you want the account and any associated accounts to get permmabanned.
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by privacyking 5y ago
You don't need to hack their website to do this. SMS spoofing has been possible for decades and still is.
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by privacyking 5y ago
Google's captcha is orders of magnitude worse.
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by privacyking 5y ago
Even if you use separate accounts, Google can and has banned all associated accounts (including personal accounts) in the past.
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by privacyking 5y ago
And what is the most common privacy-violating preinstalled app? Facebook.
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by privacyking 6y ago
Well for example, it is well documented that although their messages in cloud feature is "end to end encrypted", as soon as you enable icloud phone backups, apple has access to all your messages. A similar issue likely arises with
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by privacyking 6y ago
This is one of the biggest advantages of linux.
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by privacyking 6y ago
Can you share your script for that?
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by privacyking 6y ago
> Apple is tracking the exact time and location... Source?
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by privacyking 6y ago
Does it have a storage tank? If so how often do you sanitise it? If not annually they will build up with microorganisms.
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by privacyking 6y ago
So you're not required to, but do you? Does Fastmail share any information with any world government (other than by court order)?