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Glasses that can record you shouldn't go unregulated. Ireland's AI Committee agrees.
Ireland’s Oireachtas AI Committee has called for smart glasses that can record people to be regulated over privacy concerns. The bigger question: should they be banned outright?
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Hello Fediverse! 👋
VaeVictis OS is a hardened Debian 13 desktop (GNOME) for people leaving Windows.
Out of the box:
- closed firewall, no open ports
- full disk encryption
- sandboxed apps
- simple tools for VPN, system snapshots and NVIDIA drivers
- free guides and small tools at vaevictisos.org/learn
Honest note: it's a hobby project. The tools are written with AI and have not been independently audited. Feedback and code reviews are very welcome.
Is there anything better than bitwarden for privacy?
Other than self hosting ofc
Why should I pay for my email provider when I can also get the same service for free? 💸
The answer is simple: If something on the internet is free, you're the product😡❗
Even when it comes to your emails📩
While a basic Tuta account is free because everyone deserves #privacy, we depend on our paying users to keep things running. So thank YOU! ❤️
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The ad tells you about the app. The privacy policy tells you about you.
Reject Convenience reads the privacy policies of ZocDoc, Ground News and Monarch, so you know what you’re agreeing to before you sign up.
(Privacy Not Included)
Revisiting Leander v Sweden and Big Brother Watch https://lobste.rs/s/7ehnxt #law #privacy
https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/revisiting-leander-and-big-brother/
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🆕 Copy Sanitized Link
Links often carry tracking parameters that tell a site who shared them and where they came from. Copy Sanitized Link strips those out before the link reaches your clipboard, so the person you send it to gets the page and nothing else. It’s an easy habit that keeps a bit more of your browsing to yourself.
Available now in Vivaldi 8.3 on mobile and desktop. ✅
#Browser #Vivaldi #Software #Apps #Privacy
People are 3D printing covers for Flock cameras in response to “indiscriminate mass surveillance"
The internet is losing it.
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Hi infosec.exchange 👋
Computer scientist with a soft spot for self-hosting and security. Always happy to chat about Linux, privacy, and running your own services.
#Introduction #Linux #Privacy #Security #SelfHosting #HomeLab #OpenSource #InfoSec
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Hello Fediverse! 👋
VaeVictis OS is a hardened Debian 13 desktop (GNOME) for people leaving Windows.
Out of the box:
- closed firewall, no open ports
- full disk encryption
- sandboxed apps
- simple tools for VPN, system snapshots and NVIDIA drivers
- free guides and small tools at vaevictisos.org/learn
Honest note: it's a hobby project. The tools are written with AI and have not been independently audited. Feedback and code reviews are very welcome.
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Mozilla's study of nearly 25 million Firefox users found that its fingerprinting protections cut the share of uniquely identifiable users from 75% to 46%. That figure is measured against simulated commercial fingerprinters. Mozilla says some protections are on by default only in Private Browsing, and Strict Enhanced Tracking Protection applies them to all windows.
https://fingerprinting.study/
#Firefox #Privacy
Why VPNs Are Worth Defending
Developers of virtual private network (VPN) apps are reporting that their products are again being pulled from Apple’s App Store in Russia. This is an unacceptable crackdown on a vital tool to protect privacy and speech online. Why? VPNs give people a way to control their own online activities. When you visit a website through…
Large-Scale Measurement and Real-World Mitigation of Web Browser Fingerprinting in the Wild https://lobste.rs/s/zu8tdw #browsers #privacy
https://fingerprinting.study/
Long-Awaited Report Recommends Limits on Real Time Crime Center, Including Warrants for Investigators to Search Surveillance Footage
By Erica C. Barnett The NYU Policing Project released its long-awaited privacy and civil-liberties audit of the Seattle Police…
Long-Awaited Report Recommends Limits on Real Time Crime Center, Including Warrants for Investigators to Search Surveillance Footage
By Erica C. Barnett The NYU Policing Project released its long-awaited privacy and civil-liberties audit of the Seattle Police…
Long-Awaited Report Recommends Limits on Real Time Crime Center, Including Warrants for Investigators to Search Surveillance Footage
By Erica C. Barnett The NYU Policing Project released its long-awaited privacy and civil-liberties audit of the Seattle Police…
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Good morning Fedi friends!
I was recently creeped out by an article about how #Apple has been secretly building a super detailed « personal knowledge graph » on every user since 2022 ( https://8rank.ai/game/apple-intelligence-personal-knowledge-graph )
Excerpt:
"MacOS builds a knowledge graph about the person who uses it: who you know, how it decided those people are related to you, who you write to and how often, whose faces recur in your photos, where you might be next."
Claims that this information stays on device do not make me feel any better… this is incredibly intrusive (I did find that folder on my Mac, even if I have Apple Intelligence turned off - yikes).
My big project this month will be turning my beloved MacBook Air 2013 into a #Linux laptop.
LMK if you think this is something I should write about for #MySoCalledSudoLife.
Have a great day everyone !
#privacy
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🌐 moschov.dev | Independent privacy researcher & strategist.
Mapping the black box. Reverse-engineering the digital prison—from personal echo chambers to structured digital sovereignty.
My work bridges advanced backend architecture with radical political economy, transforming digital presence into conscious, collective engagement. I focus on data ethics, privacy preservation, encryption (E2EE/P2P), and algorithmic management auditing.
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