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Suzie Dawson

@Suzi3D

I don't hope, I build: Panquake. Like surveillance, censorship is a for-profit industry that requires perpetual growth. Use https://t.co/4VhdokMdf3 if you care about privacy!

Moscow, Russia Katılım Ekim 2014
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Suzie Dawson
Suzie Dawson@Suzi3D·
To all the ppl who got gaslit into thinking the internet can't ever be different/privacy is 'dead' etc etc As a software designer I am telling you - we CAN architect systems on independent infrastructure that do NOT collect or trade in your personal data I know because I do it
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Inspired Taste
Inspired Taste@inspiredtaste·
@thenextweb Google’s AI Mode and AI overviews are boldly and confidently wrong all of the time. It is also trained on stolen information. It’s harming our business and our story mirrors what is happening to many creators.
Inspired Taste@inspiredtaste

We were honored to work with @samsgoh and @ahrefs on this video. It's a great visualization of the immense damage to trust AI recipes cause. This is happening to all verticals in some form. We demonstrate the problem by cooking another AI recipe. (1/2)🧵 youtube.com/watch?v=J0lLvV…

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Suzie Dawson@Suzi3D·
This is part of a bigger problem that tracks back a decade at least with the invention & adoption of "Google Classroom". The invasion of Google & its integration into children's education trains them to participate in being spied upon & having no privacy x.com/thenextweb/sta…
TNW@thenextweb

Google put AI in every classroom. There's no way to disable it. A child safety watchdog just told students to stop using Google's AI Search entirely, after finding it did kids' homework and repeated misinformation as fact. Schools can't turn the AI off without blocking Google Search completely. thenextweb.com/news/google-ai…

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Suzie Dawson@Suzi3D·
The trend towards privacy and against surveillance is the greatest and most hopeful thing to emerge since Ed first blew the whistle in 2013. It's also putting Gen-Z in a really good light. Our kids get it. They really do. And they're not gonna take this shit anymore.
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PanquakePpl
PanquakePpl@PanquakePpl·
No - websites and social media platforms do not have to spy on you. Panquake is literally proof that exploitation does NOT have to be a part of the business model. panquake.com/news/
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Reclaim The Net
Reclaim The Net@ReclaimTheNetHQ·
New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has scrapped Starmer’s digital ID scheme, but he is pushing ahead with age and ID checks to post on social media. For twenty years he has argued for greater government control over what you can see and say online, from ID cards to web censorship rules and the Snoopers’ Charter. This is not a privacy victory. Get the full breakdown 👇
Reclaim The Net@ReclaimTheNetHQ

Andy Burnham Scrapped Digital ID. His Internet Plans Say Otherwise. reclaimthenet.org/andy-burnham-s…

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Suzie Dawson@Suzi3D·
As I say to Panquake users in onboarding: we can't stop your ISP, hardware, OS & browser spying on you. But we can stop the Panquake application/websites spying on you. And we have. Ethical stands are important. We have to claw privacy back bit by bit x.com/Tianmere/statu…
Donnivision@Tianmere

@Suzi3D And you use it on... a computer full of spyware. Blockchain was inspired by Cyberpunk. Diggers point to MI6. Adam Back and a couple other cryptographers. Who hires cryptographers? If there's an intel agency involved, you just can't see the backdoor used.

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Usama
Usama@usamadanbaiwa·
@Suzi3D Bro every website do that, dont u know?
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Suzie Dawson@Suzi3D·
Twitter is literally spyware. Understand what it is doing to you. Here is the evidence:
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sarah
sarah@sahouraxo·
Israel abducted a 20-year-old woman from her home in the occupied West Bank in the middle of the night on June 2. Her name is Sama Safi. She is not a combatant. She is an American-Palestinian university student. She has now been caged in an Israeli dungeon for 58 days — without charges, without reason. And yet, the same voices that claim to care about human rights have nothing to say. No outrage. No headlines. No urgent calls for her freedom. Because Sama is Palestinian, her story is ignored.
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Sooraj
Sooraj@iAnonymous3000·
Launching Site Behavior Lab: a way to see what a website actually does, not just what its privacy policy says. Most privacy tools compress behavior into a score. I wanted the opposite: reproducible evidence you can inspect. Paste a public URL and Site Behavior Lab opens it in a controlled browser visit, then shows what happened: - every third party contacted - the companies behind known tracker domains - cookies and storage keys, with values redacted - fingerprinting signals like canvas, WebGL, audio, and WebRTC - advertising pixel events from Meta, TikTok, and X - CNAME-uncloaked trackers hiding behind first-party-looking subdomains - tracking that happened before consent - a screenshot, request log, JSON export, and CSV export It can also compare behavior with Global Privacy Control on, and run a Brave Shields comparison to show which requests a default blocker would stop. One feature I care a lot about: active input-capture testing. The scanner types a unique synthetic value into visible form fields, never submits the form, never uses real data, and flags it if that value gets sent to a third party, even if encoded or hashed. Every report starts with a plain-language headline, but the raw evidence stays right there. You should not have to trust the tool’s interpretation if you want to verify the underlying data yourself. Query strings and fragments are stripped from the URL before scanning. The bigger idea is simple: The web should be inspectable.
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WIRED
WIRED@WIRED·
The American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts says it’s releasing an online toolkit for attorneys to uncover the technologies police use—and conceal—to build criminal cases, from facial recognition to AI-written police reports. wired.com/story/the-aclu…
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Monkey D Lucid
Monkey D Lucid@iCyNatural·
A 27 second video to show you why android is light years ahead of apple
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Sooraj
Sooraj@iAnonymous3000·
I checked this with Site Behavior Lab. The scan supports the surveillance concern. In one visit to AlaskaAir(.)com: - 249 (out of 309) went off-site across 29 third-party domains - 9 known tracking companies saw the visit - 10 third-party cookies appeared [52 requests matched Brave Shields filter lists] - Data reached Google, Microsoft, Meta - An Adobe tracker was hidden behind an alaskaair(.)com subdomain using CNAME cloaking - AppDynamics registered 409 third-party input listeners and 997 interaction/session-recording listeners @AlaskaAir why is any of this necessary before someone even books a flight?
Jack Rhysider 🏴‍☠️@JackRhysider

This is what I mean when I tell you that companies don't take your privacy seriously. Alaska Air already has my government ID. They know my legal name, my birthdate, my face. I cannot board their plane without handing that over. But that's not enough. Just to view their website they require me to DEGRADE my privacy AND security so they can collect even more data about me. They won't let me even look at their website unless they collect my IP, geolocation, finger print my browser, and collect any information they can use to identify me even more. The data they want is precise enough that it makes me trackable across the whole internet long after I use their site. This is not for my privacy or security. When companies say they value your privacy, what they really mean is your privacy is valuable to them, like an inventory item. They harvest privacy, not protect it. AlaskaAir you need to do way better than this.

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Supernal@supernalmystic·
@Suzi3D That and every other site
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Suzie Dawson@Suzi3D·
@AtrocityWorks The main site is listed in the screenshots repeatedly. Of course grassroots activists have to "beg". Because we refuse to take money from governments or corporations. Free speech means free speech. Panquake was created by information activists who've earned our stripes.
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ATRO@AtrocityWorks·
@Suzi3D This just looks like the kind of liberal bluesky-esque shitesite that would ban me immediately for saying anything that goes so much as a hair over the line of what they deem acceptable. Am i wrong? Linking to the external donation page and not the main site is also kinda beggy.
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Suzie Dawson@Suzi3D·
There are people working extremely hard - at great personal sacrifice and risk - to provide you with software that provably does NOT spy on you or exploit you. Support it: panquake.com/donate
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