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@Nexiraluv Resale, if you noticed the rest of the fast food joints look similar now too. Easier to buy, sell, renovate if all the buildings are roughly the same build.
@KurtBenkert Look at that vet wr evans noticing purdy scrambling turns his head and body up field. Great qb instincts and great wr movement. Love me some niners #bangbang
@ShivFPS@Respawn@ApexLiveComms Bro they dont give a fuck, they would rather drop another shit ass character like axel before that, or fuck with loot again. Literally anything but a quality of life for this game 😂
The U.S. government has confirmed it’s using a zero-click spyware — it hacks into cell phones without any user interaction.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has officially confirmed its active deployment of 'Graphite,' a highly sophisticated spyware tool capable of hacking mobile devices without any user interaction.
Developed by the Israeli cyber-surveillance firm Paragon Solutions, this 'zero-click' technology allows operators to bypass the end-to-end encryption of secure applications like WhatsApp and Signal.
Once silently installed on a device, the spyware extracts encrypted messages, location data, and other private records directly from the phone itself. Despite a previous pause under federal review, ICE's $2 million contract for the software was quietly reactivated, sparking immense concern among privacy advocates and lawmakers alike.
The disclosure has intensified the national debate over the balance between national security and constitutional rights. While ICE authorities assert that the software is strictly deployed to intercept encrypted communications of fentanyl traffickers and foreign terrorist organizations, civil liberties groups warn of potential overreach. Activists and legal experts caution that without strict federal oversight, zero-click exploits could easily be leveraged to target domestic political dissidents, journalists, and immigrant communities. This ongoing tension highlights a growing, unregulated ecosystem of mercenary surveillance tools operating within the borders of democratic nations.
source: Knight First Amendment Institute. (2026). Knight Institute Urges Congress to Limit ICE's Use of Spyware Technologies as Agency Confirms Expanded Deployment.
@timthetatman Every game says that when they announce knowing its a hot topic button. Ill believe it when i see it type shit. Apex said the same thing yet its just full of zens
@PlayApexEsports@AyeJHawk@JumbaGW@PlayApex How about a quality of life in the game, i had a care package drop on me today with zero sound. Oh and how about those auto g7’s rolling arounf gonna do anything about that?