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@alsalahad and the Project Zero finding was communicated back in April, and either got rediscovered independently, leaked, or Bugzilla or a developer device got broken into. Ouch.

@Wetrix I've tried donating on Facebook, and I must say the UI for seeing your transactions is ... not great. So yeah. With PayPal and Visa now part of Libra too I might have to rethink how I actually pay for things. It depends on the level of integration

The Washington Post: Our latest privacy experiment found Chrome ushered more than 11,000 tracker cookies into our browser — in a single week. Here’s why Firefox is better.
washingtonpost.com/technology/

a reminder to those who bridge/mirror their birdsite posts to mastodon 

Please don't.

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Why?
Because they are too often RTs where somebody in Masto must click through to see and that's not what you most often want from your feed. Also, it's always a big question if your favs or replies will be noticed - you just don't know. In other words - obvious mirroring from birdsite is like second-class content.

Please bring quality content and readiness to engage to fediverse, or don't at all.

@Wetrix I don't take it in a bad way at all, don't worry! I work on infrastructure, not products, and we're probably not that typical anyway within the company.

It seems like this document cause the highest day of visitors of CryptPad ever (double of usual unique visitors)

RT @isaac@twitter.com

@durov@twitter.com @DefTechPat@twitter.com @telegram@twitter.com @signalapp@twitter.com A digital security/safety guide tailored for HKers. cryptpad.fr/pad/?fbclid=IwAR0p

🐦🔗: twitter.com/isaac/status/11404

We're working on adding colors for folders in CryptDrive (github.com/xwiki-labs/cryptpad) and trying to decide on a color palette.

While there are lots of resources available for choosing small palettes which are accessible to people with colorblindness, we're having trouble finding larger ones (16-20 colors) which are still pleasant enough that people won't yell at us for being bad designers.

Can anyone point us in the right direction?

#design #accessibility #colorblindness

Updated social.privacytools.io to v2.9.1 

@jonah two hours after the release! You rock!

Wow, when even post an anti article you know something is up.

Paywall-free link: outline.com/2hYYhV

@dazinism @jonah @privacytools @BurungHantu awesome, thanks! Meanwhile I'm checking out the KISS Launcher from @fdroidorg - damn, compared to this everything derived from the stock launcher is so sluggish.

@michel_slm
I've been slowly working on some stuff like this for #android users
Plan is to make it open for collaboration.
Been sorting out the platforn.
Will let you all know when its live. @jonah @privacytools @BurungHantu

@jonah @privacytools @BurungHantu as someone who cares both about privacy and about monopolies, Apple's vendor lock-in creeps me out too (though then again, with increasingly enticing developers to use Google Service Framework, maybe it's time I switch over to using @fdroidorg whenever possible.

Speaking of which, F-Droid, downloads seem slower from your app store than from Google Play, any way to help there? Chip in money for bandwith etc.

@jonah @privacytools @BurungHantu that's the ideal, yes, so privacy-friendly Android distros/forks (err what's the official term?) should be there too.

But it'd be nice to let people gradually secure themselves too. Some might not have the ability (technical or otherwise) to make a full-blown switch e.g. work-provided phone / phone too new / not tech-savvy

Dear @privacytools, @BurungHantu, @jonah - would it make sense for the site to have recommendations for replacing Android default components with privacy-friendly alternatives?

eg launchers, keyboards, search engine, weather app. Oh and navigation!

@greyor coming from a country where Islamic groups, both "moderate" and Islamists, as well as political parties have de facto militias, this does not trigger me (/s)

Ah, it's a PCA not a PCUSA church, no wonder. The evangelical right at it again.

linked article with description of disturbing content 

@szbalint the stories about Facebook content moderators' plight seem to never end as well

theverge.com/2019/6/19/1868184

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