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Microsoft is phasing out SMS text codes for logging into and recovering personal Microsoft accounts. This targets personal accounts used for services like Xbox, Windows, Outlook, OneDrive, and more. It does not currently apply to work or school accounts. The company states that SMS-based authentication has become a leading source of fraud, mainly through SIM-swapping attacks and mobile network breaches Instead of SMS codes, users should set up: >Passkeys: These use your device’s built-in biometrics for one-tap sign-ins. >Verified backup email >Microsoft Authenticator app. During sign-in, Microsoft will prompt users to “Sign in faster” and create a passkey.

@ausvstheagenda 3:06 “our darkweb” wait what?

The Albanese Government has announced $74 million to establish a “Counter Terrorism Online Centre,” led by ASIO and the AFP to target “young men being radicalised online,” including “racist and nationalist violent extremists” and individuals using social media to influence others.

@MyLordBebo Good way to get contact dermatitis

Waiting for “Big Shoe” to spread some feet virus or something to push shoe sales in Australia

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump CONFIRMS his administration will be declassifying and releasing UFO files IMMINENTLY "They said they saw things you wouldn't believe! And you're gonna be reading about it." "We're going to be releasing a lot of things from what we have, and I think some of it's going to be VERY interesting to people."

@niiquaye_djani @MattWallace888

@niiquaye_djani @MattWallace888

Single American guys don't realize they can literally go to Russia and get any girl they want

Insane & relaxing toucan beak restoration rehab...

@bagmanonape @KCB50L @TruthFairy131

@KCB50L @TruthFairy131 Crossbow time?

🔥 BREAKING 🔥 Farm murder Australia. Foreigners are breaking into Aussie farms & stealing livestock. People are getting attacked & now a Farmer has been murdered. A sheep farmer was dragged to his death like a scene from classic Australian movie Mad Max, before he was shot and buried in a shallow grave on his own property, police say. Richard 'Willsy' Wills, 65, was last seen leaving his home in Ouyen, about 450km north-west of Melbourne near the South Australian border, on Easter Sunday. Victorian detectives believe he suffered a horrendous ordeal before being fatally shot, including being dragged behind an unidentified vehicle.  The murder comes after repeated complaints from farmers in the Clunes region about organised foreign crime gangs stealing their sheep over the past year.  It is understood that, shortly before his death, Mr Wills had reported some of his sheep had also been stolen. It seems that they came back for more. This will only get worse. This is happening locally to me too. Lots of stories from friends & locals. They are also slaughtering & butchering our Kangaroos & other wildlife. Farmers Stay Alert, Be Prepared & Stay Safe 🙏🏼🤍 REMIGRATION Now

@TheOzCannoli @jdsicily1898 @TruthFairy131 Not illegal what so ever. If a genuine, imminent threat to life exists and your response with the firearm is reasonable and necessary in the circumstances, Australian law recognises self-defence and you will not be criminally liable for the use of the firearm.

@jdsicily1898 @TruthFairy131 It’s illegal in Australia to use legally owned firearms for self defence. And the gun and the ammunition must also be locked up at all times when not being used.

@Osinttechnical Ffs don’t stand right next to it

Civilians film the remains of a liquid-fueled Iranian ballistic missile that fell on the West Bank tonight.

@FuentesUpdates this whining btch needs cold plunges + kettlebells + tabatas

Every kind of “healthy lifestyle alternative” is a cope, and taking steroids is the only option “The gains are not made in the kitchen, the gains are made in a Chinese laboratory, and everyone knows it.”

@feebe_free @ausvstheagenda 💸🪤

@ausvstheagenda Oh 👀 what I found amongst a pic collection? Who is he really working for? Definately Not working for all Australians!😡

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he fully backs eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant, insisting Australians overwhelmingly support her role. She is facing a congressional subpoena in the United States over claims the regulator is pushing a global censorship agenda.

@dock_it_ @JpbLiberty @Davidhetfield2 @Temjinck @KameronBennett @grok

@JpbLiberty @Davidhetfield2 @Temjinck @KameronBennett @grok You look like a trailer park pedophile mate.

No one should have this 😳

We were told we have more than one option to verify our age. Here they are. #socialmediaban #auspol

@NVIDIAGeForce GeForce Season I deserve this holiday upgrade because my PC is slow like that Biden guy.

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@QBCCIntegrity Doing the parasitic squirm I see

LISTEN: Australian Public Servants use work-arounds to AVOID keeping records. Government actively encourages avoiding scrutiny. Corruption is rife. The swamp must be drained. 80% of back office bureaucrats should be released to the job market.

@iamavim @Mericamemed

@Mericamemed Why do Americans are so obsessed with weapons?

The wrist breaker 5000

@craigkellyAFEE It ain’t all bad… by partnering with the US it will develop a further alternate supply chain for critical resources. The US can further insulate its semiconductor manufacturing, including TSMC's Arizona fabs from Chinese market dominance.

THE DEAL: ALBANESE GOT PLAYED While the mindless drones in the media have been celebrating the deal struck between Trump and Albanese, without having a clue about the details, we can now see that Albanese was completely played by Trump, and this "deal" will be very costly to Australia. Under the terms of the deal released by the US Embassy in Canberra, Australia is required to invest an extra 1 trillion dollars ($1,000 billion) in the USA by 2035. That’s $100 billion a year for the next ten years of Australian wealth that, instead of being invested in Australia to create jobs here, will instead be shipped offshore to "create tens of thousands of new high-paying jobs for AMERICANS." And what are we getting in return? The factsheet released by the US Embassy states: "The Export-Import Bank of the United States is issuing seven Letters of Interest for more than $2.2 billion in financing, unlocking up to $5 billion of total investment, to advance critical minerals and supply-chain security projects between our two countries." So it’s 1,000 to 5. Under this deal, Australia has to invest $1,000 billion in the US, and the US only invests $5 billion in Australia return. Has there ever been a more one-sided deal? This is the cost to Australia of the weak and incompetent Albanese, and selfish individuals like Rudd, who should have immediately resigned when Trump became President again. Trump knew that Albanese was so desperate to be seen doing any "deal" and that corrupt media could report as a "success" for Albanese, that Trump could make the terms as totally favourable to the US, and the weak, incompetent Albanese would be happy to sign. Australia has been dudded in this one-sided deal, and the hopelessly incompetent Albanese and Rudd are to blame. And as usual, don’t expect any of this to reported by the corrupt and dishonest Australian media. And don’t expect the hopeless weak and cowardly Liberal Party to say anything. au.usembassy.gov/fact-sheet-pre…

Internet of bodies. They track everyone with wifi.

@ausvstheagenda Reaping lavish rewards for minimal effort, only to gripe when the scales tip toward fair exchange? Deal with it Jerome or find another career.

Labor MP Jerome Laxale backs the Albanese Government’s push to expand Parliament with more MPs, arguing that he gets too many emails and doesn’t have enough time to respond to constituents.