rknintiet

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by rknintiet 5y ago
Who's telling them they are inherently bad?
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by rknintiet 5y ago
Would apple/google be able to comb through that data though? WhatsApp backups are not e2e encrypted, but they're still encrypted with a key generated by Facebook the moment you login to your account, and probably refreshed periodi
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by rknintiet 6y ago
After Discord banned their server, they moved to Telegram and the chat currently has more than 100k members. They would've banned Telegram if they wanted to shut WSB down
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by rknintiet 6y ago
I think the focus of the discussion is not deplatforming content, but tackling the extremism rabbit hole Facebook is causing people to fall into because of its suggestions system. Of course I wouldn't like my account to be blocked beca
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by rknintiet 8y ago
Thanks for sharing, I was looking for a service like that. Looks great. It's a shame I can only register my account via Google or Facebook though :( maybe I'm just dumb, but I can't find any other way to register
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by rknintiet 8y ago
I think the point this atricle is trying to make is that WhatsApp and the Facebook app share the same shared container, meaning Facebook has access to that unencrypted database. So WhatsApp may be fine, but the Facebook app can access your
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by rknintiet 8y ago
I'm part of it too. Some years ago I was looking for an alternative to GitHub, with free private repositories for some personal projects I wanted to keep private. After a few weeks on GitLab I ended up moving to BitBucket because it wa