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Ah, we're fucking doomed.

@karmaticacid @MetaMask @Rabby_io Rabby is a lot better than MetaMask, no question. Their mobile app is not bad either.

I just sent USDC into the abyss (on the wrong chain) because of @MetaMask's painful recent UX updates. Remember when you could select a chain and then see the tokens on that chain by default? wtf are "popular networks"? I'm so fed up I am finally motivated to try @Rabby_io.

@TomSparkReviews @enteio @signalapp @Quad9DNS @Bitwarden @NordVPN @incogni_com The first link in the description is for NordVPN, and it's an affiliate link. Pathetic.

@ChwaanNami Where's Elfen Lied? 😔

oh no

@nixcraft Do people actually want this?

wait a sec, is that macOS or fedora linux?

@natynettle @WhatsApp @threadreaderapp unroll

The court just handed @WhatsApp a major win in the case against NSO Group ⚖️🎉 NSO was found liable under federal #CFAA & state law for #Pegasus hacking through WhatsApp's servers. As a lawyer working on surveillance, let me break down the ruling🧵 1/

@Cryptonologic Argentina

Was thinking of taking some time off in January, where should I go vacation ? Any suggestions is well appreciated !

@jsrailton @WhatsApp @threadreaderapp unroll

Whoa: NSO Group allegedly rolled a @WhatsApp exploit to implant #Pegasus spyware even after WhatsApp sued them. This previously-unrevealed "Erised" vector was later disabled by #WhatsApp. These un-redacted filings are quite the read. Even some footnotes have scoops. 1/

@ProtonPrivacy @ProtonPrivacy, will it renew at the discount price or the actual price? Also, for those who have an unlimited plan, can we use a discount code during renewal or is it just additional storage?

We’re back with our biggest #BlackFriday deals yet — save up to 70% on our privacy-first services! Discover our deals here👇 ✉️ proton.me/mail/black-fri… 📁 proton.me/drive/black-fr… 🛜 protonvpn.com/blackfriday

@miroyato Grifter Central is about to go splat

take me back

@Rabby_io @cure53berlin @LeastAuthority @SlowMist_Team @Cryptonologic ∆

Rabby Mobile is now fully open source! Rabby Mobile has completed comprehensive security audits, conducted by industry-leading firms @cure53berlin , @LeastAuthority , and @SlowMist_Team Download Rabby Mobile now 👉 rabby.io/?platform=mobi… Check out the audit reports below

@M_Solidus @Bitwarden and @Proton_Pass are good.

What's your go-to password manager?

@functi0nZer0 @Cryptonologic ∆

It is tough to be Cassandra

@LegStumpYorker @UpSkillYourLife Rosa Linn - SNAP

@0xbadhash @schmidt1024 @SimpleXChat Yes, you still require a cell number. However, you can hide it completely (Settings —> Privacy —> Phone Number). You can add people with your username.

@schmidt1024 @SimpleXChat Are you sure Signal still needs a phone number with their new ID system?

Privacy Features of Popular Messengers In the world of secure messaging, not all apps are created equal. Let's take a look at the privacy features of SimpleX, Signal, Session, and Threema. 1 SimpleX @SimpleXChat - Fully decentralized with no central servers. - No phone number or email required. - Minimal metadata collected. - Strong anonymity with no user identifiers. - Users can run their own servers. - Focused on privacy. 2 Signal @signalapp - Strong end-to-end encryption. - Requires a phone number (less anonymous). - Collects some metadata (e.g., contact discovery). - Centralized, with servers controlled by Signal Foundation. - Widely adopted, with a balance between privacy and usability. 3 Session @session_app - Decentralized and uses Onion routing (Tor) for added anonymity. - No phone number or email required. - Minimal metadata. - User IDs are public keys, providing strong anonymity. - Open-source community servers, users can run their own nodes. 4 Threema @ThreemaApp - End-to-end encryption, but partially open source. - No phone number required, can use an anonymous ID. - Some metadata is collected, but it's limited. - Centralized, with servers controlled by Threema GmbH. - Requires a one-time fee, but offers robust privacy features. Conclusion SimpleX for decentralization & privacy purists. Signal for strong encryption with a user-friendly experience. Session for anonymity-focused users. Threema for those wanting privacy with an anonymous ID system.

@debian The GOAT 🍥

Debian Celebrates 31 years! dlvr.it/TC1BmX

@fileverse Fileverse will do anything to watch anime while working. Also, when dSheets?

Crypto UX >>> Web2 UX 👩‍💻 Split-screen multitasking while writing your notes ddocs.new automatically adjusts your text & editor UI for optimal viewing/writing. No horizontal scrolling or zoom adjustments or endlessly looking for editor features... unlike w/ Gd*cs.

@networkspirits The first sentence should have been third. Stroke Pleased & Pulled Cumming (Coming)

this one has been a long time coming a real stroke of genius really pleased to have pulled it off

@gnukeith 1. They should have mentioned @ProtonPrivacy under Email and Storage. 2. Authy is dog water. 3. @Brave should be in the browser section. 4. I have mixed feelings about CryptPad. 5. @GrapheneOS is superior to LineageOS and CalyxOS. That's a very weird infographic.

@networkspirits I think you start in the one—the super secret one—and then, because it's so crazy, you end up leaving and following the mystical guy.

messages from the algorithm: find god