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We think you should be able to use Alexa without people listening in on you so we have written to Jeff Bezos asking him to walk the walk when it comes to your privacy. Read our letter here: privacyinternational.org/featu cc @AmazonHelp twitter.com/privacyint/status/

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@Rediikid I would say Either LMDE or Debian testing/unstable with XFCE

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Mirrored from Twitter 

RT @TheOliverStone
#JulianAssange is a publisher for truth. He’s done great work on behalf of mankind despite his inhumane treatment. This case is crucial to the survival of our right to know and our essential freedom against #USA and #UK oppression -- and now tyranny!

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@Nebuchadnezzar@social.tchncs.de @one That's an idea right there.

"4reich privacytools.eu in favor of the EU - made with ❤️ and centralized systems"

Sounds good.

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In today's #BlackMirrorReality news...

"Amazon, Apple and Google all employ staff who listen to customer voice recordings...

Some of the reviewers told Bloomberg that they shared amusing voice clips with one another in an internal chat room.

They also described hearing distressing clips such as a potential [trigger warning redaction - article linked below if you'd like to read it]. However, they were told by colleagues that it was not Amazon's job to intervene."

bbc.co.uk/news/technology-4789

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Censorship can be a "deadly phenomenon." The blocking of social media apps has reduced the efficiency of relief operations in regions of Iran hit with heavy flooding.
globalvoices.org/2019/04/03/go

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We’re excited to support European Journalism Centre's new platform DataJournalism.com , a hub for online classes and discussion about #datajournalism. Sign up to receive a 25% discount on ProtonMail! Learn more: protonmail.com/blog/supporting

pinkman :verified: :debian: boosted
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Another case: guest found hidden camera by scanning Wi-Fi network. The most troubling part of this is the reaction from Airbnb. They didn’t do anything until it became public and a PR issue. That is just shady.

arstechnica.com/information-te

Fing is an app to scan networks quickly: play.google.com/store/apps/det

@jalcine fyi fastmail is australian based and australia has its fantastic anti encryption law that makes it so the aus government has backdoors into it

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