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Viktor (Placeholder)

Viktor (Placeholder)

@Jebat117

Malaysia Katılım Aralık 2024
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Tim 🏴‍☠️🏴Decentralize and nullify 🏴🏴‍☠️
Tim 🏴‍☠️🏴Decentralize and nullify 🏴🏴‍☠️@Tim_The_Sandman·
Hold up a moment. If Google has encryption keys to provide the authorities, then it's not exactly E2EE, is it? The whole point of E2EE is that nobody but sender and recipient can see the content, isn't it?
Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸@Tablesalt13

BREAKING: Google has said it will REFUSE to comply with Carney's Surveillance Bill C-22, by refusing to provide encryption keys to CSIS and the RCMP. "If we say a product is end-to-end encrypted, it is end-to-end encrypted." HELL YEA BOYS! .....LFG!!

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Viktor (Placeholder)@Jebat117·
@HarisCountrys Irresponsible parents are their own separate problem. You're still giving politicians a free pass when you blame others for government policy. Its not because of any member of the Rakyat. Its because the government has and always wanted to enact mass surveillance.
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Sinnerman@kitkatdude69·
Ppl like this are the reason they can push that nonsense digital id and enforce mass surveillance.
Kaiser the Hedgehog 🇲🇾🇳🇱@HarisCountrys

All of this started because irresponsible parents did not monitor what their kids saw and let the Internet raise them, which resulted in kids seeing things they shouldn't. Because of them lah everyone now has to do age verification and our government will have our private data.

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jin · 猫毛没了 (哀丽秘榭伤心小狗有大橘猫)
jin · 猫毛没了 (哀丽秘榭伤心小狗有大橘猫)@blakcsunO6O6·
nah bro it's just the gov wanting to control. we've been on the internet seeing shit we weren't supposed to since forever bro
Kaiser the Hedgehog 🇲🇾🇳🇱@HarisCountrys

All of this started because irresponsible parents did not monitor what their kids saw and let the Internet raise them, which resulted in kids seeing things they shouldn't. Because of them lah everyone now has to do age verification and our government will have our private data.

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Viktor (Placeholder)@Jebat117·
@ViggyStrdust It was always going to be through extremely invasive surveillance but they lapped up the slop story the government fed them about protecting children. So now to prevent cognitive dissonance they blame the parents instead of the politicians and themselves for enabling it.
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Viktor (Placeholder)@Jebat117·
@ViggyStrdust I saw netizens for months cheering on "Yeah protect the children we need to have more controls to prevent children from accessing social media" Now that its here suddenly they're upset that its through the extremely obvious surveillance methods. And they still blame others.
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One of the reasons we have this type of problem is because instead of correctly criticizing the government who is implementing this for political reasons, people will go out of their way to blame individuals instead.
Kaiser the Hedgehog 🇲🇾🇳🇱@HarisCountrys

All of this started because irresponsible parents did not monitor what their kids saw and let the Internet raise them, which resulted in kids seeing things they shouldn't. Because of them lah everyone now has to do age verification and our government will have our private data.

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Viktor (Placeholder)@Jebat117·
Let's not get the reasons twisted. They say its to protect children but its never been about the children. Don't blame the parents for this. If not them the government would have found another reason. It's always been about mass surveillance and control. Never about protection.
Kaiser the Hedgehog 🇲🇾🇳🇱@HarisCountrys

All of this started because irresponsible parents did not monitor what their kids saw and let the Internet raise them, which resulted in kids seeing things they shouldn't. Because of them lah everyone now has to do age verification and our government will have our private data.

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Proton Pass@Proton_Pass·
@Simon_Ingari Gonna be honest they do much worse than that, friend.
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Stark@StarkPrivacy·
🌐 ProtonVPN contra la vigilancia en Canadá Proton VPN ha anunciado que se opondrá firmemente a las exigencias de vigilancia del gobierno canadiense incluidas en el proyecto de ley C-22. Afirma que no comprometerá su política de no registrar datos, ni sus medidas de encriptación, incluso si la legislación se aprueba. Según sus representantes, cumplir con órdenes de vigilancia extranjeras sin seguir el proceso legal suizo sería un delito en su país de origen.
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David Peterson@davidgpeterson

Regarding Canada's Bill C-22: @ProtonVPN is Swiss. Complying with foreign surveillance orders without Swiss legal process is a criminal offence. Not happening. We'll defend our Canadian users and never compromise them. We will fight C-22's application by every means available.

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Viktor (Placeholder)@Jebat117·
@mucielagon @Techjunkie_Aman Google literally made it their mission to PREDICT what your next search will be based on how much information they can collect from you. They have succeeded in that endeavour, and if that doesn't terrify you then I don't know what to tell you man.
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murcielago@mucielagon·
@Techjunkie_Aman Who gives a shit if they're tracking you? If they're not doing it, someone will. People, don't make your life unnecessarily hard for very little benefit..
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Techjunkie Aman@Techjunkie_Aman·
10 Android Settings You Should Disable IMMEDIATELY. Your phone collects way more data than most people realize. Start here. 1. WEB & APP ACTIVITY Google tracks: • searches • apps • browsing • voice commands Turn it off: Settings → Google → Manage your Google Account → Data & privacy → Web & App Activity 2. LOCATION HISTORY Your phone can literally store a timeline of everywhere you go. Disable it: Google Account → Data & privacy → Timeline → Turn Off 3. YOUTUBE HISTORY Google uses this to profile your habits and interests. Disable it: YouTube → Settings → Manage all history → Saving your YouTube history 4. AD PERSONALIZATION This powers cross-app advertising and tracking. Disable it: Settings → Security & privacy → Ads → Delete Advertising ID 5. WIFI & BLUETOOTH SCANNING Your phone can still scan nearby devices even with location OFF. Disable it: Settings → Location → Location Services → WiFi scanning + Bluetooth scanning OFF 6. MICROPHONE PERMISSIONS Most apps do NOT need microphone access. Review them: Settings → Security & privacy → Permission manager → Microphone 7. CAMERA PERMISSIONS A random app should not have camera access forever. Review them: Settings → Security & privacy → Permission manager → Camera 8. PUBLIC WIFI AUTO CONNECT Stops your phone from joining sketchy networks automatically. Disable it: Settings → Network & internet → Internet → Network preferences 9. USAGE & DIAGNOSTICS Sends analytics and usage data back to Google. Disable it: Settings → Security & privacy → More security & privacy → Usage & diagnostics 10. PRECISE LOCATION Most apps only need approximate location. Disable it: Open App Info → Permissions → Location → Turn OFF “Use Precise Location” BONUS: Android 16 added some surprisingly good privacy tools: • Privacy Dashboard • Private Space • camera/mic kill switches • auto permission revocation Most Android users never touch them. The scary part? This is only the tracking Android TELLS you about.
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Viktor (Placeholder)@Jebat117·
@mucielagon @Techjunkie_Aman Literally no one obfuscates this. If you want to trade privacy for convenience that's your prerogative but the cornerstone of the growing privacy movement is precisely pointing out how society has traded privacy for convenience
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murcielago@mucielagon·
@Techjunkie_Aman I wish this overly private trend would die already. Or at least mention how much harder/cumbersome this makes your digital life. I've personally missed out on valuable tracking (yes) becuase I had a privacy centric digital life. Slowly leaving that phase..
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Viktor (Placeholder)@Jebat117·
This is peak petty bourgeois behaviour in action but I all I see is "Leftists" and "Marxists" taking part in the circles that validate this worldview.
Seiran. | VGen Comms Open!@seiranaino

Controversial topic: AI. I think most artists despise AI. This is pretty much clear. But we shouldn’t treat the people who USE AI like they are also slop. They might just be uneducated on how much trouble AI causes. Can we try something like this next time, artists?

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TierZoo
TierZoo@TierZoo·
One of the tragic things about Revenge of the Sith is that they cut out half of the entire reason Anakin turned to the dark side. He turns on the jedi because he wants to save Padme, but in that moment he is still doing what he believes is necessary to save his wife from certain death. What actually seals his fate and *causes him to turn away from everyone, even those he loves* is seeing Obi-wan arrive on the ship with Padme, because to him, it confirms that they are having an affair. But why? Is that really all it took to get him to doubt his wife loves him? Showing up on a ship together? No, the reason he calls her a liar and shouts "YOU'RE WITH HIM!" before nearly killing her is that there's an entire subplot of the film that was cut. In this subplot, Padme is secretly setting up the beginnings of the rebel alliance. She has figured out that Palpatine is an evil dictator and wants to remove him from office. She doesn't tell Anakin about this, aside from vaguely hinting at it when she says "have you ever considered that we may be on the wrong side". Palpatine figures out what Padme is up to, but instead of directly cracking down on the rebels, he uses the fact that Padme is keeping a secret from Anakin to drive a wedge between them. Anakin knows *something* is up with her, but not exactly what. Palpatine exploits this by implying on multiple occasions that Padme is having an affair with Obi-wan. He tells Anakin that this is why he was kept off of the council. From Anakin's POV, Obi-wan is keeping him down, stealing his girl, preventing his ascent to Master (and from accessing secret info that only masters are allowed to read), and even stealing his valor by taking on General Grievous alone despite being the less powerful jedi. And the Jedi Order is enabling him to do so. So, when Obi-wan shows up on Mustafar with Padme, Anakin "realizes" that he has betrayed and killed children to protect someone who didn't even love him. He's lost everything and been played a fool. Palpatine seemed to be the only person in the universe who wasn't lying to him and trying to keep him down. Or so he thought.
Drunk Superman@DrunkSuperman3

Revenge of the Sith is not better than Return of the Jedi. Revenge of the Sith barely makes any fucking sense. The Dude has one fucking nightmare, flips out. Believe the first fucking person that says he can save his wife. Dosn't do any research. Goes on a killing Spree. And then when his wife dies anyways and emperor clearly lied to him. He like "Sure ill be your bitch". Vader Redemption makes much more sense than that.

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TierZoo@TierZoo·
I think it's a good lesson in how manipulative people win. Everybody lies, not just villains. Padme was indeed keeping secrets from him. Obi-wan was in some ways a poor friend to him. But they were still overall good people. True villains don't just lie, they twist other peoples' white lies and secrets into total betrayals.
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Viktor (Placeholder)@Jebat117·
If you care about your privacy but hate DDG's indexing try starpage.com as a search engine. It uses google indexing but without leaking all your information. As usual use a VPN always aswell.
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