#互联网抗癌记 央视新闻消息，当地时间8月14日，法国宪法委员会宣布，否决一项禁止15岁以下未成年人使用社交媒体的法案，认为相关规定对表达和通信自由构成“不成比例的侵犯”。
https://www.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_33785641
#未成年人 #社交媒体 #社交媒体禁令 #互联网 #年龄验证 #隐私 #法国 #政治 #新闻 #Minor #SocialMedia #SocialMediaBan #Internet #AgeVerification #Privacy #France #Politics #News
I thought at first the meta pervert glasses were a continuous connection, only to realize now that you need the meta AI app in order to export.
You need the ...Meta AI app... in order... to export...okayyy lol. Damn the user privacy really is zero; not to mention every other person's privacy in their sweep.
This is just an attempt to lock-in another market - now that their VR world is dead, and facebook/instagram is slowly dying, they're refocusing to another market that's dependent on wanna-be influencers and gross manosphere idiots.
I really was hoping meta would die off eventually but people keep taking the bait. Between flock cameras, waymo cameras, ring cameras, tesla cameras, meta glasses cameras., etc etc etc...we are really becoming quite a multi-perspective surveillance state.
#privacy #meta #metaAI #metaglasses #facebook #instagram
#surveillance #opsec
@Ayzacoder: Attention if you have a Gmail account:
Google's AI now scans your emails and attachments, bank statements, tax files, medical letters, all of it. It turned on by default, and there's a class-action lawsuit over how.
Here are 5 moves to shut it off, the switch is hidden in two places:
Meta Patents AI Glasses to Use Facial Recognition to Identify People https://lobste.rs/s/kjgath #law #privacy
https://web.archive.org/web/20260814152736/https://www.404media.co/meta-patents-ai-glasses-to-use-facial-recognition-to-identify-people-make-highlight-reels-of-your-dinner-party/
My new YT video is up!
This week's video is about the NoRecognition project and its adversarial design and learning model, which creates visual patterns that fool Flock cameras.
It's an exceedingly neat story. If you give it a watch, please tap the like button. That engagement helps a small creator out in a big way. Thank you.
#YouTube #Tech #Technology #AdversarialDesign #Flock #Privacy #MassSurveillance
How I browse the Web with uBlock (Hard Mode) https://lobste.rs/s/nsywuo #browsers #privacy
https://untrusem.party/blog/how-I-browse-the-web-with-Ublock-Hard-Mode.html
Kill the Cookie Banner https://lobste.rs/s/aftrcr #law #privacy
https://killthecookiebanner.eu/
Para todos los que están aquí en el fediverso, lo mas seguro es que ya hayan tomado medidas en pro de su privacidad y por eso estén aquí en primer lugar.
Pero si tu no lo has hecho siempre hay una primera vez para todo el mundo, te invito a registrarte y probar ProtonMail que es un correo seguro sin la vigilancia que te hace Gmail y con soporte para enviar correos cifrados a cualquier usuario y nisiquiera los creadores de Proton puedan leer tus correos.
Y sabes que es lo mejor, que tienen una suite completa que incluye, Proton Mail, Proton Drive, Proton Pass, Proton VPN, Proton Docs, Lumo (Servicio de IA Cifrado) etc. Y todo lo que te acabo de mencionar obviamente es de código abierto (FOSS).
Puedes crearte una cuenta con mi link de referido para probar las opciones de paga por un tiempo y probar todo el servicio completo desde el inicio, y si te subscribes a uno de los planes a ti te dan créditos que se traducen en suscripción gratis y a mi igualmente me dan la misma cantidad para que ambos disfrutemos. ¿Porqué no le das una probada?
Link: https://pr.tn/ref/17MMJJGQ
Aunque claro yo se que la migración no es facil pero proton ya ofrece distintas soluciones a ello como el poder importar todos tus correos de Gmail a tu cuenta de proton. Y si tienes alguna duda o estas interesado, Puedes responder a este post o escribirme a este correo: Contactogeneralyaksha@pm.me
Yo puedo hacerte una guía y puedo ayudarte y darte algunos consejos que te pueden ayudar en tu migración. ¡ Animate ¡
#ProtonMail #privacy #Privacidad #Proton #security #email #FOSS #BeFree #SeLibre #SeIngobernable
#IsraelFirst Doesn't Want You To Have #Privacy #tyt #yt #Surveillance #MassSurveillance #Security #ADL #Israel
ADL #Greenblatt: I’m paraphrasing, we are monitoring all of them—be it left-wing, be it anti-war, be it pro-Palestine… 24/7/365. Everywhere on all platforms… Wow, apparently the #ADL has nothing better to do than to monitor their fellow citizens… cynical 👏👏👏
I have tolerance for many things… BS like this isn’t part of it…
Not only does #BigTech #AI #surveillance capitalist #nerdreichers want our data to farm us like pack animals. But also people who are genocide apologists…
And all the laws that are trying to weaken privacy and security make much more sense now, doesn’t it. #VPNs? Nah. #E2E? Who needs that—#AgeID verification… It’s much easier to smear and defame one when someone already has a troublemaker’s ID, amirite? Surveillance #adtech yes please #brokergate I SAY FUCK THIS SHIT TO ALL OF IT… #FlockOFF
🔌 Slate Auto's electric truck ships with no modem at all, and that's the privacy story.
The startup's $24,950 EV pickup has no built-in cellular connection, so the company physically can't track your location, remote-access the car, or pull data from it. A phone app handles settings and charging info, but it only works standing next to the truck, and Slate says app data is opt-in and never sold. Their words: "We collect data to make ownership better, not to turn the owner into the product."
The context matters. Mozilla's 2023 review called cars the worst product category it has ever reviewed for privacy, with 84% of brands sharing or selling driver data. The FTC banned GM from selling driver data in 2025 after OnStar collected location every 3 seconds. Meanwhile Ford published a patent application for in-car cameras that can read lips and facial expressions.
A policy can be rewritten next quarter, but hardware that doesn't exist can't be switched on. That's the durable part. One caveat from the EFF: the app data policy can still change as the company scales.
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2026/06/slate-says-its-electric-pickup-will-never-track-you/
https://www.mozillafoundation.org/en/privacynotincluded/articles/its-official-cars-are-the-worst-product-category-we-have-ever-reviewed-for-privacy/
Cada vez pesa más la idea de que no todo lo que guardamos debería terminar siendo analizado, monetizado o expuesto. Y con las fotos eso se vuelve todavía más sensible, porque no solo hablamos de recuerdos: muchas veces también contienen metadatos, lugares, rostros, rutinas e incluso información que preferimos mantener lejos de miradas ajenas.
Por eso me gustan los servicios y aplicaciones FOSS y Ente Photos no es la excepción, porque no somos el producto, y cuando un servicio te respeta, es razonable, transparente y acompañado de software de calidad, no veo el problema en adquirir dicho servicio.
Sus precios me parecen razonables para lo que ofrece: 50 GB por $2.49, 200 GB por $4.99 y 1 TB por $9.99 al mes. Además, Ente ofrece 10 GB gratis de base, y su programa de referidos da 10 GB extra tanto a quien invita como a quien se registra/suscribe con el código. Así que, usando mi código YAKSHA, tendrías: 10 GB base + 10 GB por referido = 20 GB desde el inicio. Nisiquiera tienes que pagar por el servicio, incluso a mí personalmente me costo llenar esos 20 GB de espacio, Animate que de todas formas no tienes nada que perder.
Recuerda Código YAKSHA en la sección Configuración -> Referral para que tengas los 20GB desde un principio.
Link: https://ente.com/
#EntePhotos #Ente #Privacidad #FOSS #OpenSource #SoftwareLibre #SeguridadDigital #PrivacidadDigital #ProteccionDeDatos #AlternativasLibres #CodigoAbierto #AlmacenamientoSeguro #FotosPrivadas #CloudPrivacy #DigitalPrivacy #NoSomosElProducto #PrivacyFirst #EntePhotos #Ente #Privacy #FOSS #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #Cybersecurity #DigitalSecurity #DigitalPrivacy #DataProtection #FreeAlternatives #SecureStorage #PrivatePhotos #WeAreNotTheProduct #PrivacyFirst #SeLibre #BeFree #SeIngobernable
Awesome DigitalEscapeTools keeps growing!
Now featuring 290 privacy-focused tools across 32 categories open-source, self-hosted, secure, and privacy-friendly alternatives.
Built a privacy-respecting tool? Contribute it, and accepted tools will also be showcased in r/DigitalEscapeTools.
⭐ Explore, contribute, or suggest a tool: https://github.com/abdomk1998/awesome-digital-escape-tools
#OpenSource #Privacy #FOSS #SelfHosted #GitHub #PrivacyTools #Linux #Windows #Android #macOS
Tell your government never to ratify the United Nations Convention against Cybercrime.
It was spearheaded by Russia and China. North Korea is also a signatory to it.
There are many legitimate #Privacy and #DataPrivacy issues around it.
The PRC already started showing us how they'll use it when
PSA: Use this form if you find that your personal information is on the #ContactOut website:
contactout.com/optout
#Privacy #Security
ContactOut - Find Anyone's Ema...
Survival Guide for a Censored Internet via @dgv https://lobste.rs/s/pfnai9 #privacy
https://www.akitaonrails.com/en/2026/08/19/survival-guide-for-a-censored-internet/
Wired: Flock Has a Powerful New AI Tool for Police. We Got Its Code
Flock’s surveillance cameras have already sparked outrage. WIRED reconstructed its next-generation AI system, already in use by some police, to confirm it goes much further than tracking license plates.
"...Vehicle surveillance giant Flock Safety has told the public for years that its technology “cannot recognize, identify, or track individuals.” It has now built a system that does both, an artificial intelligence tool for police that can identify drivers and track vehicles by their patterns of movement alone, WIRED has learned.
...Because the system also reaches police case files, 911 dispatch logs, and commercial identity records, those plates can be turned into names, home addresses, and relatives. It can search for people in an area drawn on a map based on nothing more than a physical description...."
AliExpress keeps multipoint Bluetooth headphones active with WebAudio fingerprinting https://lobste.rs/s/b0olmy #browsers #privacy
https://blog.laserphile.com/2026/08/aliexpress-webpage-keeping-multipoint.html
Privacy note: While they may appear to be, polls on here are not anonymous under the hood. It's possible to learn who voted how. It's easier for the admin(s) of the instance the poll came from but it can also be possible for regular users under some conditions depending on the software involved. Like most things on the Fediverse, an inherently-public medium, privacy is not absolute.
Farage proposes to scrap GDPR in the UK... where to start?
GDPR protects women, workers, patients, ethnic minorities, LGBTQ+ communities, and everybody else from discrimination and abuse.
Scrapping it would be a capitulation to abusive Big Tech corporations and the Trump administration that backs them.
https://www.politico.eu/article/nigel-farage-wants-to-scrap-gdpr-for-the-uk/
#dataprotection #gdpr #privacy #reformuk #farage #ukpolitics ukpol
#Alabama country boy vs #AI #surveillance and #privacy defilement
Jacob Rockwell at a #Pensacola, #Florida #CityCouncil meeting
👏 👏 👏
(Jacob's actually from Escambia County, which is the far Western tip of Florida, so basically Alabama)
Nitter, XCancel Shutdown Over Cease-And-Desist https://lobste.rs/s/zfhall #culture #privacy #web
https://github.com/zedeus/nitter
META’S REAL AI WAS HIDING
IN PLAIN SIGHT. 💎
I watched a video this morning called 'The (Overdue) Collapse of Meta,' expecting another story about a giant technology company finally coming unstuck.
BUT THAT REALLY WASN'T THE STORY.
Meta is still making extraordinary amounts of money.
The metaverse was a spectacular failure. Zuckerberg renamed the company around it, talked about a billion people eventually inhabiting virtual worlds, and poured tens of billions of dollars into trying to make it happen.
PEOPLE MOSTLY DIDN'T COME.
But while everyone was laughing at cartoon legs and expensive headsets, something else inside Meta was working extraordinarily well.
THE ADVERTISING MACHINE
For more than a decade, Meta has been using AI to learn from the tiny signals produced by billions of human brains. What we stop to look at. What we click. What we ignore. What keeps us scrolling?
WHAT WE ARE ABOUT TO BUY
And increasingly, what we might be about to do. That system became astonishingly good at turning human behaviour into advertising revenue. Which changes the story rather dramatically.
META DIDN'T FAIL TO BUILD POWERFUL AI.
It was built years ago. It just wasn't sitting there chatting pleasantly to us. It was behind Facebook and Instagram, watching behaviour and learning how to predict it.
And the enormous advertising business generated by that machinery is now helping to finance Meta's next gigantic gamble: superintelligence, data centres, researchers, and infrastructure costing tens of billions of dollars.
There is something almost perfect about that. The metaverse failed because people didn't particularly want what Meta was selling. The advertising machine succeeded because we WERE what Meta was selling. And perhaps that is the part worth paying attention to.
Because sometimes the most important question about technology isn't:
DID IT WORK?
It is:
WHAT DID IT LEARN TO DO TO US?
@3goodthings @DigitalCoup @meditation @economics_that_works
#Meta #Facebook #Instagram #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #SurveillanceCapitalism #SocialMedia #BigTech #Privacy #Technology #DigitalRights #people #humans #brain
My new video is up!
It's about the practice of surveillance pricing, emerging regulation against it, and steps you can take to limit its impact on you personally. (And hopefully save all those little bits of cash getting stolen by the algorithm.)
If you like the video, please take a sec to hit the like button, as that helps us small creators a ton. Thank you!
#YouTube #Privacy #SurveillancePricing #Video #Technology #Tech
I think Meta knows I do not use any of their garbage AI things so they’re asking me to send over proof of my identity because my activity is suspicious, according to them.
I of course have refused and now others are wondering, yet again, how to get a hold of me if I’m not on Facebook messenger. I posted a status to friends only giving out my VOIP phone number for SMS and calls but absolutely no one over there wants to keep my phone number, they just want to use Facebook messenger.
This has made me think no one actually wants to leave the walled gardens except for those of us that have already left.
I tried getting everyone into signal, or better yet, Delta Chat but I honestly quit trying and now just use SMS. I couldn’t care less if SMS isn’t the most private or secure, it was like having a root canal just trying to get others to SMS me alone, and I had even less success with trying to get others to use apps like Signal and Delta Chat.
I’m using #JMP as a Voip number via the fabulous #XMPP
I don’t understand why everyone likes those garbage walled gardons so much because ever since finding RSS again, and chronological timelines, I don’t get the appeal.
And that fucking interface. I do not understand how sighted people tolerate it. I’m sure it looks very pretty and polished, but it’s an absolute nightmare to use.
🐦🔥nemo™🐦⬛ 🇺🇦🍉
