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2 Full Weeks of Privacy Chaos! - Surveillance Report 48 - Techlore

2 Full Weeks of Privacy Chaos! - Surveillance Report 48 - Techlore

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2 Full Weeks of Privacy Chaos! - Surveillance Report 48 - Techlore 2 Full Weeks of Privacy Chaos! - Surveillance Report 48 - Techlore Jipee: Low Firefox popularity should be a big concern for everyone since all other popular browser are based on the chrome engine.
Firefox and browsers with its engine are so low in popularity that some sites do not concern themselves any more whether they get displayed properly on firefox.
This will only worsen as market share drops and will further increase the downward spiral.

Date: 2022-04-15

Comments and reviews: 9


Did I miss the episode that tells us how AT&T is forcing people off their unlocked phones they bought brand new this year by February of next year? It's on their website.
What the hell is really going on? My phone just came out 8 months and now AT&T is telling me it will no longer be used in their system next year.

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The Greenlight thing makes absolutely no sense. You can go to your local credit union and set up kids accounts which are way more secure or you can just, gee, IDK, use reloadable cards from a store bought with cash. Same with professionals posting things publicly and thinking their employer won't see it.
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That scandal with the Priest using Grindr isn't even the first time that happened. There was a huge scandal in the next town over in Ireland because all the priests in the seminary school were on Grindr. Guess it's just another reason why Op-Sec is important.
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In regards to the CTemplar story. At the bottom of the CTemplar site they give an address of an company in Iceland if you want to send them a letter. I looked up that company and it went bankrupt in 12. 2020.
I find that strange.

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28: 00 The biometric smartphone locks aren't a good solution. Malicious actor can unlock phone without password. But you need to show your face several times because it doesn't read your face correctly from the first time.
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The EU metadata thing probably blew up because the EU is currently not very popular after the whole copyright thing. Their known to say -we only do juuust a little- and then going absolutely bonkers.
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Henry and Nate out of curiosity have you two are just privacy enthusiasts or did you guys study or have Cybersecurity certifications? You guys should do like a Q and A or something.
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Too less coverage on Pegasus. The targets are really scary activists, not for profit organization, election commission chiefs, ex chief justices, army chiefs and so on.
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Super appreciate this report even if I don't understand everything n not tech knowledgable because I know it's important -
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