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@blogdiva Those turnout numbers are brutal.

I mean, its all brutal, but fuck.

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@blogdiva Those turnout numbers are brutal.

I mean, its all brutal, but fuck.

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@gikiski Thank you! I'll check this out!

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@gikiski Thank you! I'll check this out!

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@mtechman Yup. It is absolutely the time.

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@mtechman Yup. It is absolutely the time.

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And a related QR code question: does anyone know of a QR code scanning service that reads the url, and then tests the url to detect the number of redirects triggered by url, and then verifies whether or not -- using a service like VirusTotal -- any of the urls in the redirect chain had ever been used in malicious activity?

If nothing like that exists, I might build something out, but I imagine someone else has already done something like this.

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And a related QR code question: does anyone know of a QR code scanning service that reads the url, and then tests the url to detect the number of redirects triggered by url, and then verifies whether or not -- using a service like VirusTotal -- any of the urls in the redirect chain had ever been used in malicious activity?

If nothing like that exists, I might build something out, but I imagine someone else has already done something like this.

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Just added a section about QR Codes (aka avoiding QR Codes) to the privacy and security guide: https://github.com/billfitzgerald/pers onal-privacy-security?tab=readme-ov-file#qr-codes

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Just added a section about QR Codes (aka avoiding QR Codes) to the privacy and security guide: https://github.com/billfitzgerald/pers onal-privacy-security?tab=readme-ov-file#qr-codes

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@bomkatt Exactly.

Ads are the red herring they use to build and expand a pervasive surveillance infrastructure.

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@bomkatt Exactly.

Ads are the red herring they use to build and expand a pervasive surveillance infrastructure.

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@StephanieMoore LinkedIn: "15 Great Ways to Toast Marshmallows from the Ashes of the Universe While You Prepare for Your Job Interview"

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@StephanieMoore LinkedIn: "15 Great Ways to Toast Marshmallows from the Ashes of the Universe While You Prepare for Your Job Interview"

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These are the opportunistic sycophants who are getting richer while the country and the world burn.

https://www. theverge.com/2024/11/6/2428964 9/big-tech-leaders-donald-trump-presidential-election

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These are the opportunistic sycophants who are getting richer while the country and the world burn.

https://www. theverge.com/2024/11/6/2428964 9/big-tech-leaders-donald-trump-presidential-election

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@ChrisFerguson Done!

Thanks again!

https://github.com/billfitzgerald/pers onal-privacy-security?tab=readme-ov-file#version-and-updates

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@ChrisFerguson Done!

Thanks again!

https://github.com/billfitzgerald/pers onal-privacy-security?tab=readme-ov-file#version-and-updates

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Apple is not a privacy friendly company. The way they enable data sharing with Siri by default (aka, without consent) and do it for sensitive apps like Health, Banking apps, security apps, etc. is not remotely privacy friendly.

Users are forced to navigate for each app in order to disable a setting that they never selected.

Apple makes this harder than it needs to be. It's a data grab.

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Apple is not a privacy friendly company. The way they enable data sharing with Siri by default (aka, without consent) and do it for sensitive apps like Health, Banking apps, security apps, etc. is not remotely privacy friendly.

Users are forced to navigate for each app in order to disable a setting that they never selected.

Apple makes this harder than it needs to be. It's a data grab.

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The iPhone screen that users are forced to navigate for each app in order to disable a setting that they never selected.

Apple makes this harder than it needs to be. It's a data grab.

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#introduction
Migrated over from mastodon.social - interested in/talk about privacy, security, tech, education, food, research, testing (both edu and technical), misinformation, and other stuff, in any order.

I occasionally write code, even though i probably shouldn't.

I'm also interested in big problems and new and interesting mistakes.

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#introduction
Migrated over from mastodon.social - interested in/talk about privacy, security, tech, education, food, research, testing (both edu and technical), misinformation, and other stuff, in any order.

I occasionally write code, even though i probably shouldn't.

I'm also interested in big problems and new and interesting mistakes.