No, Cellebrite cannot 'break #Signal encryption.' https://signal.org/blog/cellebrite-and-clickbait/
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Reminder that there's a Neuvoids Discord server, I want to make it more active, so if you're up to post on it, follow this link => https://discord.gg/eKXGkna
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https://idlesband.bandcamp.com/album/ultra-mono the new idles album is out and on my first listen it's really good #theStudio
So many people saying they're switching from Firefox. Won't this only make the problem worse?
If you're switching to Brave or qutebrowser or UnGoogled Chromium or something, you're only strengthening Google's monopoly. If you're switching to a Webkit-based browser like Epiphany, you're shifting the monopoly towards Safari, whose parent company doesn't consider the Web a priority.
That Mozilla has bad management doesn't change the fact that Firefox is the most viable option for the open web.
"EARN IT" act. What a lame and pretentious name to start with.
My TL;DR:
US want to hold content providers legally accountable for the contents their users post, PLUS they want to take away end-to-end encryption to the big companies using it (e.g. whatsapp).
I find it deeply disturbing, especially in times like that.
I hope this will will bring people closer to federated and distributed/decentralized networks.
Which is a good thing on its own, btw.
Uighurs that were put in concentration camps are now being forced to make products at factories including for Apple, Nike, and Dell...
“The Washington Post visited a factory mentioned in the report , which produces trainers for sports giant Nike. It said it resembled a prison, with barbed wire, watchtowers, cameras and a police station.”
https://soundcloud.com/imkitsun/question I did some music again. I find that I don't have much time for it but whenever i do have time i'm more inspired #theStudio
i program and i make music under the name kitsun