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Real-time data & media broadcasting. Global, peer-to-peer, serverless. $DATA. Powered by @0xPolygon. Powering @Streamr_app → https://t.co/0j9kNBgu5O
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@JasonBassler1 This is what happens when surveillance infrastructure stops being fragmented and starts becoming vertically integrated
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Let me get this straight…
Palantir now controls:
– 30+ federal agencies
– DHS-wide data fusion
– Health surveillance infrastructure
– Master list database of all Americans
– Law‑enforcement “precrime” intelligence
And now the Pentagon is making Palantir AI its core military system.
One company...
Running government.
Running the military.
Running surveillance on all of us.
What could possibly go wrong?
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@NicHulscher Systems built to watch everyone will always be repurposed to control everyone
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ORACLE'S LARRY ELLISON: “Citizens will be on their best behavior” with AI surveillance systems
"We're constantly recording and reporting everything that's going on."
Welcome to the dystopian AI surveillance state.
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@EvaVlaar Today it is public posts, tomorrow it is private chats, because surveillance powers never stop at the first boundary
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Pre-crime meets Big Brother: The Dutch government has proposed new legislation allowing the police to monitor and collect citizens’ online activity without any suspicion of a criminal offence, so they can target those they think might be rabble-rousers at protests/rallies to *prevent* public disturbances. For now, this includes ''only'' public posts, but the responsible minister has already expressed he wants to extend it to private messages and group chats. Totally normal of course, in a liBEraL DEmOcRaCY.
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@vxunderground Any system that can tell users how to rewrite their password input is revealing way too much about where the trust boundary actually sits
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1. This isn't fake.
2. Credentials are stored as hashes. It should be literally, with no exaggeration, impossible for a vendor to know your credentials while uppercase UNLESS they weren't storing passwords as hashes.
What the fuck is HSBC India doing?
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@nym A system that treats anonymity and VPNs as threats is not built for safety, it is built for control
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The "AI Child Safety" Bill in Arizonia is a backdoor digital ID and VPN ban. This has nothing to do with being a good parent and everything to do with establishing a surveillance state.
Julie Barrett@juliecbarrett
Arizona House AI & Technology Committee has amended HB 2311, making it more expansive and including ZERO data privacy protections ZERO limits on what data can be collected ZERO retention requirements ZERO restrictions on biometric ID ZERO rules for 3rd party sharing The amended bill sweeps in almost every AI service you can think of, including travel, banking, and retail chatbots. This bill fits right in with the national trend of de facto Digital ID policies framed as a way to "protect kids and empower parents" - it does neither. It is Big Government surveillance.
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@ReclaimTheNetHQ What does privacy look like if unlocking your device is no longer optional?
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Hong Kong just made it a crime to refuse to unlock your phone for police. Up to a year in prison. It applies to everyone, including tourists and people on connecting flights through the airport...
Reclaim The Net@ReclaimTheNetHQ
Hong Kong Criminalizes Refusal to Unlock Phones for Police reclaimthenet.org/hong-kong-crim…
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@sandeepnailwal Payments get more interesting when the network is actually doing the work
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The perception shift in crypto has been wild honestly. We went from 'this is a scam' to the biggest corporations and banks on the planet racing to figure out stablecoins and onchain payments.
Two worlds that used to want nothing to do with each other are now building together and honestly the lines between tradfi and crypto are disappearing faster than most people realize.
It's a good time to be building payments infrastructure onchain if you ask me 👀
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@DouglasLFarrar So sweet of them to promise, the dataset is already gone
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The FTC just settled with OkCupid and Match Group for secretly handing nearly 3 million users' dating profile photos and location data to Clarifai, a company that builds facial recognition software(!!!).
The penalty? A promise not to do it again.
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@USA_Polling You can debate teen access all day, but ID rails are what they’re really building
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You can have your opinion on whether teens should be on social media
But we have -got- to understand that this is nothing but a brute force method by companies and governments to have more control over our data and lives
Only way to enforce this is ID verification and the like
Polling USA@USA_Polling
Support Banning Those Under 16 From Social Media: Support: 72% Oppose: 22% Angus Reid / March 17, 2026
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@juliecbarrett “Protect children” keeps getting used to smuggle in infrastructure for universal verification
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Let's talk about age verification/Digital ID and the coordinated effort of "conservative" influencers, think tanks ("Suits"), and lawmakers to vilify anyone who does not support universal age verification policies.
The framing is the same with every policy: support/vote for this or you want children to see pornography / get exploited / be harmed. This is a binary false choice intentionally designed to curate support while preventing serious policy scrutiny.
Fact: You can be skeptical of these policies - even oppose them - and still share the goal of protecting children.
Let's go through what this bill actually does and see how it does not actually protect children. 🧵
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@WindowsCentral Local-first systems don’t need identity gates to function
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"If GrapheneOS devices can't be sold in a region due to regulations, so be it."
This Android-based OS refuses to comply with the same age-verification laws that are prompting changes to desktop operating systems, even though noncompliance could affect global access. [1/2]
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@levelsio Stop shipping passports to servers you don’t control
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I'm not sending anyone my passport anymore
My Portuguese lawyer wanted me to email her a copy of my passport for KYC
I rejected and she was confused
"I've never been hacked"
99% of people are not aware any account probably can and will be hacked on a long enough timespan
The best security is NOT storing sensitive data ever
BowTiedMara@BowTiedMara
Massive unsecured database from IDMerit (ID/age verification service). It exposed ~1 billion personal records across 26 countries: names, addresses, national IDs, DOBs, phones, emails. Digital ID is such a great idea 🤡
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@1GamewithDave1 They didn’t kill ownership by accident, they replaced it with dependency
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They removed CD/DVD drives from devices.
They made physical media harder to buy and use.
They removed expandable storage from phones.
They pushed us into streaming subscriptions.
They made always-online normal.
They made unlimited internet necessary.
Then slowly raised the price of everything.
Ownership quietly became renting.
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@T3chFalcon If the client still leaks state to the platform, the VPN is mostly cosmetic
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You turn on your VPN and your IP changes. It feels like you should be invisible, but some websites still know exactly where you are.
Your IP is just one clue. Websites also look at your browser’s timezone (for example, "Asia/Kolkata" doesn’t match a German IP), your Accept-Language header (en-IN gives you away), and your DNS resolver, which is probably still set to your ISP’s servers back home instead of your VPN’s.
One of the sneakiest trick is WebRTC. Your browser has a built-in feature for video calls that can fetch your real IP address at the operating system level, completely bypassing the VPN tunnel. A website can get it with just 10 lines of JavaScript. Some VPNs don’t block this by default.
And if you’re logged in, it’s game over. Netflix, Google and Spotify don’t care about your IP address. They care about your account. Your registered country is stored in their database, not in your connection. Using a VPN while logged in means the VPN isn’t helping you at all.
A VPN gives you a different postal address, but your timezone, language, DNS, WebRTC, browser fingerprint, and login details are still the same.
Manish Kumar@Manixh02
Interviewer: You use a VPN. Why do some websites still detect your real country?
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Oracles move data to the chain. But who moves the data to the oracle?
The real-time data transport layer is still centralised. Streamr exists to fix that.
Chainlink@chainlink
Market share secured by Chainlink: Ethereum: 80%+ ($44.2B+) Plasma: 100% ($3B+) Base: 96%+ ($2.7B+) BNB Chain: 69%+ ($2.4B+) Arbitrum: 84%+ ($2.4B+) Mantle: 94%+ ($1.3B+) Avalanche: 75%+ ($676M+) Aptos: 87%+ ($237M+) Linea: 89%+ ($142M+) Optimism: 94%+ ($133M+) Monad: 96%+ ($124M+) Gnosis: 85%+ ($104M+) MegaETH: 100% ($20M+) Hedera: 99%+ ($19M+) Celo: 78%+ ($16M+) Unichain: 99%+ ($10M+) Soneium: 100% ($4M+) + many more
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Private email is a good start. But your calls, your video chats, your messages — most of those still route through a company server.
Switching one tool isn’t enough. The whole stack matters.
Tuta@TutaPrivacy
The sign came at the right time - now is the perfect time to switch. 🎁 Become a Legend & save 62% 🎁 tuta.com/special-offer #DigitalSovereignty
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@CR1337 That's not bloat. That's "engagement features" doing their job.
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@EFF History shouldn't have an edit button. Neither should the people who own the servers.
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For nearly 30 years, journalists have relied on the Internet Archive to see how stories were originally published, before edits, removals, or changes. We need to safeguard that. eff.org/deeplinks/2026…
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@sandeepnailwal Infrastructure built for peacetime is just a countdown timer dressed as a system.
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If there is one takeaway from whats happening geopolitically right now, its that cross-border payments were built for a stable world and we don't live in one right now.
Settlement still runs through corridors and intermediaries that seize up the moment things get tense, and when they seize up billions just sit there in limbo. Stablecoins on public rails settle in seconds, no matter whats going on in the world.
@0xPolygon has done 532M transactions this month alone, and not a single day of downtime through any of this. Onchain payments dont care whats happening between governments. They just work.
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@DeepHumor "Just to keep you safe" is doing a lot of heavy lifting for "we need your biometrics to watch YouTube."
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