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DNS Over TLS Support in Android P Developer Preview(android-developers.googleblog.com)
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Protecting users with TLS by default in Android P(android-developers.googleblog.com)
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by tonyztan 9y ago
In some states, companies have to send a regular employee to small claims court. For example, in California, "a corporation may appear and participate in a small claims action only through a regular employee, or a duly appointed or ele
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Chinese Gov't Forces Residents to Install Surveillance App with Awful Security(motherboard.vice.com)
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Malware Scanning Services Container for Sensitive Business Information(threatpost.com)
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by tonyztan 9y ago
Really? It should identify as a T-Mobile number. Have you tried contacting Fi support?
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by tonyztan 9y ago
> "Under the terms of a cooperative agreement, APNIC will have limited access to query the transaction data for the purpose of conducting research related to the operation of the DNS system." https://developers.cloud
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If you've got nothing to hide (2015)(jacquesmattheij.com)
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by tonyztan 9y ago
>"For most Internet users the DNS resolver that they use is either the one that comes with the operating system running on their machines or the one that is set by their network provider. In some cases, these resolvers leave a lot t
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Firefox to Use Cloudflare for Direct DNS Resolution(developers.cloudflare.com)
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by tonyztan 9y ago
To add to #1, your ISP can also see that you're using OpenVPN or another VPN protocol.
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by tonyztan 9y ago
There's domain fronting, which uses SNI to bypass censorship! :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain_fronting
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Chrome is silently performing antivirus scans on Windows(twitter.com)
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by tonyztan 9y ago
Direct link to k-anonymity section: https://www.troyhunt.com/ive-just-launched-pwned-passwords-v...
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State of Georgia Passes Anti-Infosec Legislation(eff.org)
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Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner Kept His Promise of a Criminal Justice Revolution(theintercept.com)
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by tonyztan 9y ago
Some individual rights need to be protected against the "tyranny of the majority." For example, a person with an unpopular view should still enjoy free speech. And of course, a majority should not be allowed to vote to enslave a m
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by tonyztan 9y ago
Would it be possible to amend the Constitution twice to accomplish this? First, amend the part that prohibits changing Senate representation, then amend the Senate representation?
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by tonyztan 9y ago
> "What legal agreement?" This is the agreement that I was referring to: https://gsuite.google.com/terms/dpa_terms.html Specifically, see section 5.2. Also, Google advertises this as a feature to G Suite u
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by tonyztan 9y ago
Have you considered G Suite? If you are going to stick with Google Docs, at least you can get a legal agreement that bars Google from mining or otherwise using your documents.
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by tonyztan 9y ago
Nobody is saying that the user is in the wrong. Google specifically provides a mechanism for users of custom ROMs to register their devices and get around this block.
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by tonyztan 9y ago
It is worth noting that Tim Cook said this in China, where Apple happily hands over all user data to the Chinese government. http://money.cnn.com/2018/02/28/technology/apple-icloud-data...
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A Guide to Slack Identity Theft(larrysalibra.com)
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Alphabet's 'Outline' Software Lets Anyone Run a Homebrew VPN(wired.com)
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When China hoards its hackers everyone loses(engadget.com)
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by tonyztan 9y ago
Are you still able to manually delete the added line from your email messages at compose time?
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by tonyztan 9y ago
They can routinely keep you at the border for a few hours though.
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by tonyztan 9y ago
It is just a default email signature that you can see in your compose window and delete manually if you do not wish to pay.
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by tonyztan 9y ago
> "We need something that is harder to detect on the client ISP side." That's what Telex[1][2] is designed to do. Too bad the project seems to have stalled. [1] https://telex.cc [2] https://en.wikipe
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YouTube will add information from Wikipedia to videos about conspiracies(theverge.com)
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