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Privacy advocates in New York are suing a small town after its police chief attempted to install Flock cameras without the public's knowledge or consent: dropsitenews.com/p/nyclu-lawsui…

An AI model that's specifically good at finding vulnerabilities in code...what could go wrong? 😅

@btoshi25 Not unless they receive sufficient pressure from their voter base. It's an uphill battle, yes, but we don't really have better options 🙃

@MyStartMail government buys the data that the apps steal, warrantless surveillance via proxy doubt they legislate this power out of their own hands

According to a new study, two thirds of Android apps log data that's not mentioned in their privacy policies: cyberinsider.com/67-of-android-…

@btoshi25 In a perfect world, there would be laws against this sort of thing...and sufficient penalties to ACTUALLY act as a deterrent.

this shit needs to squashed quickly or the people doing this voyeuristic shit need to get hurt

@dev433x Given their track record, that makes sense...

@MyStartMail Never ever

Microsoft claims that Copilot will only read your tabs or access your browsing history with your permission. Do we actually believe them?

@btoshi25 We could always try pressuring our elected representatives to pass comprehensive digital privacy laws... 💁

@MyStartMail got a Pixel coming, going to load GrapheneOS on it short of going back to rotary dial phone, dunno what else to try

A woman in London found herself being extorted after a man used smart glasses to covertly record and post video of her shopping in public without her consent: gizmodo.com/extortion-usin…

@BilalAhmeyd And we're so happy to have you 😁

@MyStartMail Exactly. That's why we are using StartMail.

How does our private email service actually work? Every StartMail user has their own encrypted vault on our owned and operated servers. No one (and we mean NO ONE) can access any of the data in your vault until you log in...not even us!

@futhworl @SimpleLogin @TutaPrivacy @Mailfence And only one of these options offers unlimited aliases to every user 😁

@SimpleLogin Simplelogin is good. But no substitute for correct alias addresses. Proton offers far too little of this. All competitors are better. Wie @TutaPrivacy @MyStartMail @Mailfence oder mailbox.org

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@ScottyiTech It's almost as if monopolies are bad for consumers... 🤔

Android getting worse by the day.

If they can reset your router remotely without your permission, what else can they do?

The U.S. DHS is demanding a man's location information, activity logs, and other data after he criticized ICE...even though he hasn't entered the U.S. in more than a decade: wired.com/story/dhs-dema…

Another day, another new way for scammers to steal your data 🙃

@GorillaAde We're actually working on a fix for that, so sorry to hear that you couldn't wait any longer 🤷

@MyStartMail I just switched 20 email alias' from startmail back to proton. I just ended my personal and business account with startmail. having to log back into my account at home on a daily basis is not practical.

This is why we can't treat AI bots as these magical, impartial entities. Biased data sets create biased outputs...

@VargaTrance We couldn't agree more!

@MyStartMail Well...UI, UX, Settings options, etc ...yep, that wins sooner or later.

Thousands of happy customers, glowing reviews, and pro recommendations can't be wrong, can they? StartMail has what you need: world class encryption, intuitive design, easy migration, powerful features, real human support...and nothing that you don't: spam, ads, cumbersome membership tiers, or shareholders.

License Plate cameras have reportedly been used by law enforcement to stalk romantic interests at least 14 separate times, with most cases happening in the last 18 months: ij.org/police-have-re…