@isnic The .is deal for companies: details public, no proxy, ~€45/yr, and a registry that can close your domain over paperwork. Odd choice for a small country courting privacy-first businesses. Give legal entities a redaction option, @isnic
Iceland pitches itself as a free-speech & data haven and wants privacy-focused companies to set up shop. Its own TLD, .is, doesn't allow privacy/proxy registration — a checkbox on nearly every gTLD. Not unavailable: the rules leave no room for it. @isnic 🧵
@isnic The rule that should worry anyone building on .is: ISNIC alone decides whether your registrant info is adequate. If it closes your domain over that, its own FAQ says it may "ignore any further attempts by the registrant to correct the registration."
British HMRC admits to using AI to spy on taxpayers — Telegraph
'AI assistants' examine 'digital footprints' & spending habits to detect tax evasion
The AI system FLAGS individuals 'living beyond their means' and showing off on social media
Imagine a digital sanctuary where your thoughts, conversations, and content remain truly yours—protected by mathematics so advanced that even quantum computers cannot break it.
X/Twitter is not unbiased or even pretending to be. Remember what they said: this is a private company not government and they can decide what should or should not be allowed on X.
Well, it just happens that we have: Entropy Network for REAL freedom of speech
The EU's "Going Dark" now ProtectEU is Chat Control in disguise—another assault on encryption! Undermining E2EE risks mass surveillance, eroding privacy for all. We can’t let "security" destroy our digital rights. #ProtectEU#PrivacyMatters
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