jsrailton, (edited ) to psychology
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I can confidently diagnose as sociopaths.

Promised therapy customers privacy...then gave their mental health info to advertisers.

Victims get less than ten bucks each.

Company made billion+ in revenue last year alone.

In a just society with good privacy laws, they'd face existential civil & criminal consequences.

https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/nation-world/betterhelp-therapy-class-action-settlement-refund/507-b4ef5e0f-c722-4562-95e9-c3cdd7738d1a

GrapheneOS, to privacy
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GrapheneOS version 2024050900 released:

https://grapheneos.org/releases#2024050900

See the linked release notes for a summary of the improvements over the previous release.

Forum discussion thread:

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/12633-grapheneos-version-2024050900-released

#GrapheneOS #privacy #security

fijxu, to privacy
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New services available:

infobeautiful, to random
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aeveltstra,
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libreoffice, to privacy
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Here's another feature that you might not know about: text redaction! This protects sensitive information and helps users and organisations to comply with regulations on confidentiality or https://help.libreoffice.org/latest/en-US/text/shared/guide/redaction.html

J12t, to privacy
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"Navigating User Privacy in the Decentralized Social Web".

Online webinar, sponsored by Meta.

Just fluttered into my inbox.

https://www.privacylaws.com/events-gateway/events/fediverse2024/

alshafei, to privacy
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scidsg, to opensource
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We're working on something with our friends at .

You might know of hackathons as events where teams can build new and inventive features outside of their official roadmap.

This hackathon is different. We're hosting an event for , researchers, and bug hunters to test the security of Hush Line, our new free and open-source whistleblowing platform.

Learn more at hushline.app

In-person and virtual. Harlem, NYC.

@geminiimatt

ianonymous3000, to Cybersecurity
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📚 Just completed the 'Basics of Personal Threat Modeling' course by @privacyguides 🛡️

Threat modeling is crucial because it helps identify and prioritize the most probable security and privacy risks. It enables focused resource allocation, tailored defenses, and heightened awareness.

Check it out: https://learn.privacyguides.org

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maleandroids, to firefox
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why does @firefox have trackers like Adjust in it? that's rubbish from a browser that is supposed to be privacy and user friendly

v89, to linux
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How to read articles/news as a in a and way on .

Sometimes I'm busy and can't read at that moment, so I save the article/news as plain text in a PDF file to read it later. It works most of the time, but it's not perfect.

You'll need: torsocks (optional), lynx and LibreOffice installed.

Save it as a file like "pdf.sh", make it executable with "chmod +x pdf.sh" and then use it like this:

./pdf.sh https://website.com/article

jik, to Wyze
@jik@federate.social avatar

Let's talk briefly about what a tire-fire is and why you shouldn't buy from them.
I attempted to order COVID tests from them near the start of the pandemic. They sold more than they had, I never received the tests I ordered, and cancelling the order was a nightmare.
But then they started spamming me.
In 2022 I unsubscribed from their .
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jik,
@jik@federate.social avatar

In February 2024 I asked them to delete my account (created only to order the COVID tests).
They just spammed me again.
When I click the unsub link, the page it takes me to claims I'm already unsubscribed.
In addition to all this you're probably aware they've had numerous security and privacy issues with their products.
You really, really shouldn't patronize this company.

ai6yr, to privacy

Surprisingly easy to log and track Bluetooth identifiers... I wonder if anyone has built a mapping/triangulation program based on signal strength for beacons... . https://github.com/e-m3din4/ubertooth-bt-tracker

openrightsgroup, to privacy
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Confiscating migrants' mobile phones deprives people of access to the Internet and support networks.

It isolates people being held by the UK State and restricts their ability to exercise legal rights in the .

This follows a previous Home Office policy to seize mobile phones and extract data onto the Project Sunshine database.

Despite the practice being ruled illegal, the government is at it again.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/05/05/migrants-stripped-of-smartphones-ahead-of-rwanda-flights/

EU_Commission, to random
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We have opened formal proceedings against Meta to assess whether Facebook and Instagram may have breached the Digital Services Act in areas linked to:

▪️ Disinformation
▪️ Visibility of political content
▪️ Non-availability of election-monitoring tools
▪️ Mechanisms to flag illegal content

More info: https://europa.eu/!h4Tjfy

nf3xn,
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@EU_Commission Budget shortfall 2028 volunteer just dropped.

elb, to privacy
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Companies doing business in the United States should have liability for users and customers' personal information. Companies sharing that data with third parties should retain that liability, and the third parties should accrue additional liability. (NOT assume responsibility for the liability!) By liability, I don't mean "pay for credit monitoring from a company that has previously lost the same data", I mean cash on the barrel head, payable to the customer liability.

ai6yr, to privacy

The Verge: Walmart shopper data will soon feed targeted ads on Disney Plus and Hulu https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/8/24152172/walmart-disney-plus-hulu-targeted-ads

longreads, to Parenting
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"Through our phones, we are under perpetual surveillance by companies that buy and sell data about what kind of person we are, whom we might vote for, what we might purchase, and what we might be nudged into doing."

Jia Tolentino on and , for The New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-weekend-essay/the-hidden-pregnancy-experiment

donwatkins, to ai
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NextCloud’s long-term vision, data privacy, AI features, and more

https://allthingsopen.org/articles/nextcloud-vision-data-privacy-ai-features

activeruser, to tech
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@mullvadnet
@protonprivacy

Is ProtonVPN & Mullvad affected by this attack? I use both of these services on daily basis. If they affected how can I mitigate this?

https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/05/novel-attack-against-virtually-all-vpn-apps-neuters-their-entire-purpose/

joeo10, to security
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Nearly all VPNs are reportedly affected by this 22+ year old vulnerability per researchers at Leviathan. https://arstechnica.com/security/2024/05/novel-attack-against-virtually-all-vpn-apps-neuters-their-entire-purpose/

I sent my preferred service in ProtonVPN (at @protonprivacy) an email about this and hope they respond to this serious claim. You should do the same for your preferred service (consumer, enterprise, self hosted too).

Morishima, to security
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It has been pointed out that Vivaldi's "Speed Dials" feature with no ads or affiliate listings is problematic.
Any plans for improvement, @Vivaldi?

Details: https://nitter.poast.org/Yuki27183/status/1787955010837561361#m

emanuele, to iPhone
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narunya, to privacy
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If you're using GNU/Linux. Please use opensnitch, it's criminally underrated. It notifies you of network requests made in real time, and you can choose to allow them or not (it comes with a lot of filtering options as well): https://github.com/evilsocket/opensnitch

helma, to privacy Dutch
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YES! "Supermarkten die gezichtsherkenning willen inzetten om winkeldiefstal tegen te gaan of eigendommen en medewerkers te beschermen maken hierbij een forse inbreuk op de privacy van klanten, waarbij de privacy zwaarder weegt dan de private belangen van de supermarkt. Dat stelt de Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens (AP) in een vandaag gepubliceerd juridisch kader over de inzet van gezichtsherkenning."

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