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Québec, QC Katılım Haziran 2017
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fluidStateDrive🔻@fluidStateDrive·
@fred5cannonhead @ClBlockchain can't read white? hit the translate button, peasoup. i like you anglois being condescending assholes. it moves the needle towards canada balkanizing into bits and pieces. 🤞
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DreamLeaf 🌱🌻 🍉
If Israel stopped getting weapons and money from America
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Aliya Pabani@aliyapabani·
"The secrecy around the tool is so extreme that the Crown may abandon the prosecution rather than reveal the vendor’s identity and details of the ODITs capabilities and limitations, according to a court document filed in Windsor Superior Court."
Toronto Star@TorontoStar

Ontario police are using spyware that lets them remotely take over your smartphone. They’re fighting to keep almost everything about it secret trib.al/oJn95hQ

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Adrian Thomas
Adrian Thomas@AdrianThomas90·
On ne se rend pas assez compte en Occident de la violence politique du BJP. Les ethno-nationalistes de Modi intimident les journalistes, lynchent des militants impunément en pleine rue, attaquent les quartiers de minorités ethniques dans de vrais pogroms avec des bulldozers, etc.
CPI(M) Puducherry ☭@pycpim

A comrade's light dimmed, Injustice stains the day's mark Memory lingers. 8 years ago, on May 7 2018, our beloved Comrade Kannipoyil Babu, a CPIM leader of the Palloor committee and former municipal Councillor in Mahe, Puducherry UT, was brutally murdered by RSS/BJP terrorists.

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ProletarianLover@GwensLover1337·
Yes this is true. We marxists oppose you pedophiles.
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☀️👀@zei_squirrel·
Nelson Mandela visited Gaza in 1999, and told Palestinians: "Choose peace rather than confrontation, except in cases where we cannot move forward. Then, if the only alternative is violence, we will use violence." Now Western media class scum invoke him to smear the resistance
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Pierre Chang
Pierre Chang@PiereChangstein·
@GrapheneOS All I want is GrapheneOS level security on a Linux desktop. Is anyone close to implementing this? I really don't understand why all of the security focus on mobile doesn't translate to a similar effort on desktop.
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GrapheneOS@GrapheneOS·
GrapheneOS is immune to the Copy Fail vulnerability due to the deep integration of SELinux in the Android Open Source Project (AOSP). AOSP only permits using specific types of sockets throughout the OS. It only permits the dumpstate process used to create bug report zips to access AF_ALG sockets. SELinux is based on explicitly listing out everything that's permitted and anything not listed isn't allowed. AOSP uses strict, fine-grained SELinux policies for the whole OS. Instead of simply permitting everything that's used in a fine-grained way, the rest of the OS is developed with it in mind.
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Signal@signalapp·
A response to recent reporting in Germany, in service of clarity and accountability: First, it’s important to be precise when it comes to critical infrastructure like Signal. Signal was not “hacked” — in that our encryption, infrastructure, and the integrity of the app’s code was not compromised. However, sophisticated attackers have engaged in a harmful phishing campaign, posing as “Signal Support” by changing their profile display name and using social engineering to trick people into handing over their credentials — information that allowed these attackers to take over some targeted Signal accounts. This is something that plagues any mainstream messaging app once it reaches the scale of Signal, but we know how high the stakes are given the trust people place in us. In the coming weeks, you’ll see us rolling out a number of changes to help hinder these kinds of attacks. Because we don’t collect user data, what we know about these attacks comes from the victims of phishing. And from what victims have told us, the attacks followed a broad pattern: after tricking people into revealing their Signal credentials, attackers then used those credentials to take over their account and also frequently changed the associated phone number. Because such a change results in de-registering your Signal accounts, attackers prepared people for this by telling them that being de-registered was intended behavior, and that all they would need to do is “re-register,” or, create a new account. When they moved to create a new Signal account — one that was now decoupled from their hijacked account — the victims thought they were logging back in to their primary account. As a result, many didn't notice the takeover. The compromised accounts were then weaponized to target the victims' contact lists by posing as the owners of the account. We understand the trust that people put in Signal, and how devastating this kind of social engineering can be. While it’s true that all messaging platforms are susceptible to scammers and phishing that betrays people’s trust and convinces them to “unlock the front door” where no backdoor exists, we are looking to do everything we can to help people avoid and detect such scams. For the time being, please stay vigilant against phishing and account takeover attempts. Remember that no one from Signal Support will ever send you a message request or ask for your registration verification code or Signal PIN. For an added layer of protection, you can enable Registration Lock in your Signal Settings (Account -> Registration Lock).
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poppa@popitforpoppa·
american assassins when its school kids donald trump
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