Vinny

Here @WSJ misses the forest for the trees. “Digital arrests” work because Indians are terrified of the real police. In practice, cops do not produce warrants or summons—they simply pick you up and take you to the station with zero paperwork. A petty TI can destroy your life on a whim and face zero consequences. Citizens have no clue what lawful policing even looks like. That cultivated fear and ignorance is exactly what makes them gullible to scammers on a video call. wsj.com/world/fake-cop…

Criticism is fair. Attacking the cause is not. Internet Freedom Foundation stands for digital rights.

How girls walk in GTA: 💯

@Matt_Pinner Most of the women that are complaining are nothing to look at. They need to stop being jealous

Fuck this stupid shit my government does in the name of "censorship" Like bitch you guys already have mine and everyone else's aadhaar info just fucking allow those of us over 18 to see nsfw posts like wtf man

@internetfreedom related? @internetfreedom x.com/india_plus_/st…

Meta’s Oversight Board invited public comments on a case involving AI-generated non-consensual sexualised content that Meta declined to remove under its Adult Nudity and Sexual Activity (ANSA) Policy. IFF submitted recommendations on addressing non-consensual intimate imagery on online platforms while protecting freedom of speech and expression. 1/5 internetfreedom.in/submission-to-…

🚨 Elon Musk’s X has reportedly banned 18+ and pornographic content in India following a government order. follow @india_plus_

Twitter porn is banned in India??? Tell me one good thing about continuing to stay in this country istfg

What we can all safely agree on, yellow Indians will protest only on what puts them on a morally superior position — not rights and liberty.

This isnt iran. Lily-livered, yellow Indians will not protest. 😁

Elon Musk banned 18+ videos in india. Respect @elonmusk 🫡

Everyones happy in the end, thats what matters most. 💦

I've found this out the hard way.

Resistence is futile. I wont resist 😁

A Metro bridge section collapses in Mumbai. A Reddit user warned the authorities 6 days ago, but they responded saying don’t spread misinformation, everything is fine.🤡 Now look what happened. No one care about common people. Keep paying taxes on time so the incompetent people get their salaries on time.

Any in 4K? I need to be absolutely certain its her.

Stonograph Karla Caves, c. 7th century CE. Look carefully. A royal couple carved in stone. Public. Equal height. Equal presence. No sindoor line. No mangalsutra. No marital branding on the woman’s body. Her chest uncovered. Her stance relaxed. His arm around her — not ownership, not surveillance. This is not “immodesty”. This is pre-colonial normal. Marriage here is relational, not performative. Intimacy is visible, not policed. So ask yourself: If this is “ancient Indian culture”, who taught us to hide it? 🗿🔥 #UncropTheTruth #Decolonisation ps Pic AI restored

Many people believe plugging in a USB drive leaves no trace once it’s removed. In reality, Windows treats removable devices like permanent guests. Every USB storage device ever connected is recorded in the registry, along with its manufacturer, product name, serial number, and the last time it was seen. This makes USB activity one of the easiest insider threats to investigate during forensic analysis. Even if files are deleted and the USB drive is long gone, the system still remembers it. Windows logs the device under USBSTOR, assigns it a drive letter, and records installation events in system logs. Investigators can correlate these artifacts to prove that a specific USB device was connected to a specific machine and often determine whether it was used for data transfer. In the terminal below, the investigator(me) queries the registry to list all USB storage devices that have ever been connected. A SanDisk USB device stands out, complete with a unique serial number. Mounted device records reveal it was assigned drive letter F:. Event logs confirm exactly when the USB driver was installed, and disk queries show how the device appeared to the system. Even without the USB present, the evidence remains. This is how forensic analysts catch data theft that insiders assume is invisible.

I see absolutely no lie in this video.