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@PikaSim_esim Storage Scopes is one of those features that should have been standard years ago. Giving an app a scoped view instead of breaking it or granting full access is such a cleaner model.

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@OpenAI The focus on safety cases for the training runs themselves is important. How are they handling isolation and monitoring for the RL environments specifically when models start exploring edge behaviors?

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@OpenAI Interesting that they’re shipping primary dots today with full teams coming later. Curious how the isolation and app permissions actually work when the agent has its own browser and can act autonomously.

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@Matjkoda4 The “check the function being called” step is the one people skip most often with complex DeFi interactions. Blind signing remains the bigger risk than the hardware itself.

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@Cloudflare Merkle Tree Certificates plus post-quantum readiness is a solid direction.

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@coinbureau Self custody exemption is the part that actually matters. Once the coins leave an exchange the reporting obligation disappears. That’s the practical incentive structure.

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@elonmusk @bot Shared team bots with credentials sound efficient until you map the blast radius. One compromised bot identity that holds multiple team tokens becomes a lateral movement dream.

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@conorfkenny “No central control” is the part that will actually matter in practice. Expect a lot of creative lawyering around what counts as “fully operational” and “no central control” once the first enforcement cases appear.

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@kylegriffin1 Location updates multiple times per minute plus third party SDKs is classic telemetry overreach. Users should treat it like any other high privilege app… revoke location and background data permissions immediately.

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@OrwellDay Opt-in sounds clean until you realize most systems already bury consent in 40-page policies no one reads. The practical version is default off!

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@GrowingUpRetro

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@WazzCrypto If the same wallets and KOLs keep recycling across launches that fast the chain’s visibility tools are doing their job. The interesting part is how many people still ape after the first few identical patterns.

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@elonmusk @bot Read-only via Plaid is better than full credentials but any service that can see your entire transaction history becomes a high value target the moment it scales.

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@ProtonPrivacy The pocket one is still the most efficient collector. Most people will accept street and store cameras long before they confront the always-on microphone and location radio they carry themselves.

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@rawsalerts Private company building a defacto national ALPR grid that cops can query without a warrant is exactly the surveillance state people claimed wouldn’t happen. The “3x larger” part is the detail that should make every city council pause before signing another contract.

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@Cobratate Fear is the cheapest control mechanism because it scales without infrastructure.

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@rawsalerts Classic…. Build a dragnet that tracks every car in public and then demand privacy the moment someone maps the cameras. The double standard is the entire business model.

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@rowton007 Peaceful

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Tough choice here… Back to the future or The Goonies.. 🤔

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It's Friday night, you're with your friends and you pull into the mall in 1985 and these are your four choices.

You can only pick ONE.

a) Rambo II
b) Rocky IV
c) Back to the Future
d) The Goonies

I'll go first: Rocky IV