Signal. WHY? - Surveillance Report 37 - Techlore
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What's the price that society will have to pay if every human being has complete privacy in every way and law enforcement or anyone else can't never know or prove that you have done something bad? that's a pretty dystopian future, where every corrupt politician or murderer etc etc. can get away with everything, is just some food for thought.
Date: 2022-04-15
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Omnifarious
23: 00 - I don't know when it happened precisely, but the ACLU stopped standing for what they used to stand for sometime in the last decade. They might've flipped earlier. I don't know.
They would now never defend the right of the KKK to hold a rally. And, with that being the case, I will never donate to them again. And no, I would never personally attend a KKK rally, and I'm not happy they happen. But, if a place doesn't stand for something, they stand for nothing, and defending the first amendment used to be what the ACLU stood for.
Given that they've decided their principles are meaningless, it doesn't surprise me that they're selling data to the big tech companies.
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23: 00 - I don't know when it happened precisely, but the ACLU stopped standing for what they used to stand for sometime in the last decade. They might've flipped earlier. I don't know.
They would now never defend the right of the KKK to hold a rally. And, with that being the case, I will never donate to them again. And no, I would never personally attend a KKK rally, and I'm not happy they happen. But, if a place doesn't stand for something, they stand for nothing, and defending the first amendment used to be what the ACLU stood for.
Given that they've decided their principles are meaningless, it doesn't surprise me that they're selling data to the big tech companies.
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Chuctanunda
re: Lack of public confidence in ethics/competence of tech companies: 8: 32. This is a teachable moment for guys like you. I think the number one reason for public apathy about protecting personal privacy is precisely the fact that we -don't understand what this means. - Privacy issues are complex and protecting one's privacy usually means sacrificing convenience, access to critical services and interaction with other people. It's also just an overwhelming topic for many consumers. Thanks, guys for working to make this topic m ore accessible. Please keep teaching -what this means. -
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re: Lack of public confidence in ethics/competence of tech companies: 8: 32. This is a teachable moment for guys like you. I think the number one reason for public apathy about protecting personal privacy is precisely the fact that we -don't understand what this means. - Privacy issues are complex and protecting one's privacy usually means sacrificing convenience, access to critical services and interaction with other people. It's also just an overwhelming topic for many consumers. Thanks, guys for working to make this topic m ore accessible. Please keep teaching -what this means. -
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Finn
What Twitch (owned by Amazon) is doing is a complete violation of our rights as people and their jurisdiction as a corporation.
This is how corporations take over and BECOME GOVERNMENT. If we allow this to continue, it's a VERY SLIPPERY SLOPE. We have to show them this won't stand.
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What Twitch (owned by Amazon) is doing is a complete violation of our rights as people and their jurisdiction as a corporation.
This is how corporations take over and BECOME GOVERNMENT. If we allow this to continue, it's a VERY SLIPPERY SLOPE. We have to show them this won't stand.
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Chuctanunda
So we should be more concerned with piracy vs. privacy: 12: 50. YES. Data PIRACY as a business model should definitely be illegal and carry heavy fines and Loooong prison sentences. Yes, I am looking at you, google, fb twitter, &c&c&c Thanks, Guys for all your hard work.
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So we should be more concerned with piracy vs. privacy: 12: 50. YES. Data PIRACY as a business model should definitely be illegal and carry heavy fines and Loooong prison sentences. Yes, I am looking at you, google, fb twitter, &c&c&c Thanks, Guys for all your hard work.
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Cyber
Thank you so much, Henry & Nathan. I am currently not housed but watched anyway from a remote, unsecure location using Proton vpn. Lol. Not an advert! This video is YUGE in so many ways, chock full of critical updates and info. Much appreciated.
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Thank you so much, Henry & Nathan. I am currently not housed but watched anyway from a remote, unsecure location using Proton vpn. Lol. Not an advert! This video is YUGE in so many ways, chock full of critical updates and info. Much appreciated.
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Ryan
I have witnessed the fact that Signal is a compromised surveillance asset. Feds and 14 Eyes (of some sort) are monitoring it. If you truly want to prevent prying eyes, build your own computing device and write your own software.
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I have witnessed the fact that Signal is a compromised surveillance asset. Feds and 14 Eyes (of some sort) are monitoring it. If you truly want to prevent prying eyes, build your own computing device and write your own software.
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LummyTum
Video game CS: GO currently has an insane exploit that allows people to execute code on your PC, valve (game creator) has known about this for years and they haven't done anything about this. You can read more on Dexerto.
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Video game CS: GO currently has an insane exploit that allows people to execute code on your PC, valve (game creator) has known about this for years and they haven't done anything about this. You can read more on Dexerto.
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The
The password manager i use is Keepass!
It's open source, i belive. Don't take my word on that. The password is stored in an encrypted file locally on your computer so keep a backup of it: P
Strongly recommend it!
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The password manager i use is Keepass!
It's open source, i belive. Don't take my word on that. The password is stored in an encrypted file locally on your computer so keep a backup of it: P
Strongly recommend it!
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Enermax
Yeah let em try and stop piracy lol. Good damn luck. I mean at this point, you can just give up. The combined might of the american movie and music industry have been hurled at it for decades now. Ain't happening.
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Yeah let em try and stop piracy lol. Good damn luck. I mean at this point, you can just give up. The combined might of the american movie and music industry have been hurled at it for decades now. Ain't happening.
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