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MPhys Student @OpenUniversity

[Zitronenbrot @Petercoxon7]

absolutely magical

[Elle Lookbook @EvaLovesDesign]

why else are we here
if not to live
with unreasonable passion for things

[Polymarket Intel @PolymarketIntel]

As a heatwave drives temperatures to 39.9°C in Berlin, police are repurposing water cannons to spray cooling mist over the public.

[Zitronenbrot @Petercoxon7]

@DramaAlert @Emjeadea

[PlayStation UK @PlayStationUK]

Stop scrolling. Go drink some water.

(This message is brought to you by the God of War...ter)

[DramaAlert @DramaAlert]

Engineer has found a way to make his steam controller charge itself. 😂

[Piers Morgan @piersmorgan]

But you can’t use social media until you’re 16.

[Valour Software @ValourApp]

Discord and other multi-billion dollar corporations could easily fund legal challenges against these freedom-eroding laws.

But they don't because it's a win win for them: They get more of the data they want, and they can blame national governments for it.

Symbiosis of evil.

[Zitronenbrot @Petercoxon7]

@Emjeadea @TrollFootball 😭😭

[Proton Mail @ProtonMail]

If you use Gmail, you need to read this.

Google’s AI, Gemini, can read your emails, attachments, bank statements, etc.

For many, this feature was switched on without consent.

Here's how to turn it off 🧵

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[Reclaim The Net @ReclaimTheNetHQ]

Britain’s Labour gov wants to force image-scanning spyware into EVERY phone in the country.

Old, new, secondhand, even the wiped one you hand your kid.

They admitted it this week: reset the phone and the scanner activates. Apple and Google must wire it into the OS and backport it to devices sold years ago.

This is client-side scanning that rips open encryption before the lock even snaps shut, a trained model that needs constant updates.

“Adults can turn it off” after showing digital ID, of course.

Tech reality check: Most old phones do not get OS updates. Many Androids are abandoned forks. Older chips cannot run the AI without melting the battery.

Teens will just stay on old software, flash custom ROMs, or buy cheap handsets without it.

This is expensive theater from a government that does not understand technology but loves control.

[Ranty Man @RanTeeThree]

"WhY aRE yOu ConCeRneD aBoUt Id FoR ThE IntErnEt? YoU nEeD iT tO bUy bOoZE oR CiGaReTtEs?

I am obviously of age to buy them. I have not been ID'ed in a shop for decades. And even then, the shopkeeper didn't keep my ID on record and document every purchase against it so he could nanny me.

Jesus these people and their bullshit false equivalences.

[Insidious Globalist III @catminim666]

@sacredbritannia it's a breach of article 10

[respawnedtargaryen @respawnedtarga1]

It went from “porn” to everything like we all predicted

[Reclaim The Net @ReclaimTheNetHQ]

13 years ago this month, the Guardian broke the Snowden story...the biggest mass surveillance exposé in history.

Today it calls your concern about ID-linked browsing, spyware in your photos and messages, and broken encryption, "fake outrage" while Starmer's government demands backdoors into your iCloud and calls for people to be arrested for tweets.

The watchdog became the lapdog.

[Freddie New @freddienew]

The UK social media ban for under-16s will be circumvented by Nostr, @GrapheneOS, @mullvadnet, @torproject and Linux.

Get in touch if you need help.

[Count Cannoli 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 @CannoliCount]

Can't wait for every site I use to ask for my ID and then it gets leaked through a data breach

[any other leader would be 20 points ahead @anyotherleader1]

Gonna set my VPN to China to have more internet freedom than Keir Starmer let's us have in the UK

[Preston Byrne @prestonjbyrne]

Old enough to fight and die for your country

Not old enough to send a tweet after dinner

[Nicole Lampert @nicolelampert]

Everything about this clip is brilliant.

[Valour Software @ValourApp]

We refuse