Cryptic Bliss

Just a dude who runs on common sense, positivity & privacy. Underestimated on purpose. I like surprising people with good things. Welcome to Cryptic Bliss.

[Cryptic Bliss @CrypticBliss1]

Hello world. 👋

Thought-provoking ideas and things I find interesting — served with common sense, positivity, and privacy.

I keep it honest and try to leave you a little smarter than I found you.

Welcome to CrypticBliss.

[Jackie Singh 🇺🇸 🗳️ IWillVote.com @HackingButLegal]

Holy shit. "Quite frankly sir, I don't think we can make America great again without hanging your CEO publicly for treason."

[Cryptic Bliss @CrypticBliss1]

These are some aggressive comments, however, I don't entirely disagree without the right protections in place for a free society.

[Doochebag @no_one_quits]

Now we’re talking.

"Quite frankly sir, I don't think we can make America great again without hanging your CEO publicly for treason."

[Cryptic Bliss @CrypticBliss1]

If I had a choice between a society with flock or without, I'd always choose without. However, I think it's a bit naive to assume that these types of systems will never be a part of our society. I think a better solution is to create legal legislation with a floor and a ceiling for the entire country.

[Cryptic Bliss @CrypticBliss1]

7/ I'm not a lawyer, and I'm not selling anything. I just read the actual laws, the court cases, and the news — checked every source — and laid out a common-sense middle ground.👇

https://t.co/VQoIMOmasW

[Cryptic Bliss @CrypticBliss1]

What should a surveillance tool have to prove before we trust it?

I couldn't find a clean answer, so I read the laws and cases myself and worked one out. Common sense, sources checked, no team to root for. Curious what you think 👇 https://t.co/SrQVXeF7BU

[Cryptic Bliss @CrypticBliss1]

6/ The core idea is boring on purpose: trust, but verify. A legitimate investigator should be able to use the tool. No single person should be able to misuse it in secret. That's the whole ballgame.