Signal's GENIUS Anti-Fecebook Campaign! - Surveillance Report 40 - Techlore
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Date: 2022-04-15
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Sasha
Spying by big tech is extremely illegal because they are listening to and watching friends, family, associates, and even strangers who did not agree to be spied on. They think they can get away with it because they presume everyone has agreed to be spied on (through their own devices) but not everyone has. Therefore their spying is illegal and needs to be shut down. They can't legally listen to a presumed private conversation you have with your friend through their smartphone or smart TV if you didn't agree to be spied on. The fact that your friend agreed to be spied on doesn't give them the right to spy on you. You still have a right to an expectation of privacy even if a smartphone or smart TV is in the room with you because you did not agree to be spied on by their devices (even if you have agreed to be spied on through your own devices; it should NOT be presumed your phone or tv will be with you or turned on at all times.
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Spying by big tech is extremely illegal because they are listening to and watching friends, family, associates, and even strangers who did not agree to be spied on. They think they can get away with it because they presume everyone has agreed to be spied on (through their own devices) but not everyone has. Therefore their spying is illegal and needs to be shut down. They can't legally listen to a presumed private conversation you have with your friend through their smartphone or smart TV if you didn't agree to be spied on. The fact that your friend agreed to be spied on doesn't give them the right to spy on you. You still have a right to an expectation of privacy even if a smartphone or smart TV is in the room with you because you did not agree to be spied on by their devices (even if you have agreed to be spied on through your own devices; it should NOT be presumed your phone or tv will be with you or turned on at all times.
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Klosteinmann
Apple Privacy in a nutshell
2 Steps forward 3 steps back
32: 30 Really like really that's such an audacity. -badum ts-
Honestly if they introduce that just uninstall audacity and either use a DAW software instead. Like LMMS or for audi cutting- sampling just use a linear video editor like KdenLive, OpenShot.
. or use Dark Audacity which I think isn't even a direct fork.
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Apple Privacy in a nutshell
2 Steps forward 3 steps back
32: 30 Really like really that's such an audacity. -badum ts-
Honestly if they introduce that just uninstall audacity and either use a DAW software instead. Like LMMS or for audi cutting- sampling just use a linear video editor like KdenLive, OpenShot.
. or use Dark Audacity which I think isn't even a direct fork.
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ms3bani
Since law abiding citizens have nothing to hide, we can start by publishing every ACIC member personal text messages, emails, phone calls, and any other communication for everyone to see. since obviously they have nothing to hide. also, no more encrypted networks for banks or the government or australian military. all communication must be unencrypted plaintext.
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Since law abiding citizens have nothing to hide, we can start by publishing every ACIC member personal text messages, emails, phone calls, and any other communication for everyone to see. since obviously they have nothing to hide. also, no more encrypted networks for banks or the government or australian military. all communication must be unencrypted plaintext.
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Steve
With regards to Audacity. We need to relax. They are being up front about it. They are opting you out by default. They aren't going to claim to not do anything with the data if you turn the Telemetry off because they aren't going to want to be sued. As long as they are up-front, you can truly opt out there is 0 issues.
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With regards to Audacity. We need to relax. They are being up front about it. They are opting you out by default. They aren't going to claim to not do anything with the data if you turn the Telemetry off because they aren't going to want to be sued. As long as they are up-front, you can truly opt out there is 0 issues.
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Edward
ZDNet Week in Review
- -Colonial Pipeline paid close to $5 million in ransomware blackmail payment
Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack: Everything you need to know
: DarkSide has claimed responsibility for the catastrophic ransomware outbreak.
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ZDNet Week in Review
- -Colonial Pipeline paid close to $5 million in ransomware blackmail payment
Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack: Everything you need to know
: DarkSide has claimed responsibility for the catastrophic ransomware outbreak.
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Scott
I''m glad that Audacity told us about the pending spyware so I could pull the latest committed code from github, then never download it ever, ever, again. I use it for clipping stuff, but write my own post-processors. Nice cash grab, franchise-killer.
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I''m glad that Audacity told us about the pending spyware so I could pull the latest committed code from github, then never download it ever, ever, again. I use it for clipping stuff, but write my own post-processors. Nice cash grab, franchise-killer.
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Techlore
Thanks for tuning in to Surveillance Report for the weekly news - be sure to leave your favorites stories below!
Nate's cam is a bit out of sync this week and it couldn't be completely fixed without delaying the report -
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Thanks for tuning in to Surveillance Report for the weekly news - be sure to leave your favorites stories below!
Nate's cam is a bit out of sync this week and it couldn't be completely fixed without delaying the report -
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itech
I don't use google enough to justify needing 2SV. I don't use their email and only have an account for watching YT (and apps til I can figure out what OS I want to replace stock android with.
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I don't use google enough to justify needing 2SV. I don't use their email and only have an account for watching YT (and apps til I can figure out what OS I want to replace stock android with.
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bsdims
30: 12 I think all Chromium-based F-Droid browsers like Bromite do it too, hmm.
31: 04 I love patents owned by Adobe, do you? Not!
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30: 12 I think all Chromium-based F-Droid browsers like Bromite do it too, hmm.
31: 04 I love patents owned by Adobe, do you? Not!
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