Adyen

I wanna live in the future

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@2FAS_com B and D

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@brave All of them!

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@shariar_design I use @brave

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@stats_feed More than 24 h

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@Coobyk_ I like 2FAS Pass from @2FAS_com

[2FAS @2FAS_com]

So, which one is real?

A) 2fаs . com
B) 2fas . com

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@2FAS_com You don’t have to be doing anything wrong to want to control who sees info about you and how it’s used. You still have things worth protecting. Your medical history, private messages, finances, location aren’t automatically everyone’s business.

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@philosophymeme0 That’s me.

[Sergey🇷🇺🇰🇿⚕ @cepmak]

Блогер показал, что собеседование в 2026 году проходит уже без людей. Компания прислала на созвон ИИ-рекрутера, блогер в ответ подключил своего ИИ-агента и вышел из кадра.

Нейросети ещё какое-то время обсуждали вакансию без людей. В конце обе зависли и начали бесконечно прощаться друг с другом.

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@TutaPrivacy I use @brave browser
For messages @signalapp
And @2FAS_com password manager

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@ProtonMail C

[2FAS @2FAS_com]

Miss the days when securing your food meant closing the door.

[Brave @brave]

You’re not alone in this fight. 🦁

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@bee_fumo I use 2FAS Pass from @2FAS_com

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@CNviolations By the time she finished her breakfast I already showered, eaten, driven to work and answered all emails.

[Brave @brave]

No thanks, YouTube.

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

Avast sold your browsing history while telling you it was protecting your privacy.

for six years.

Avast antivirus and browser extensions collected URLs, search queries, timestamps, and cookie data from hundreds of millions of users. the pitch: we protect you from online tracking.

Behind the scenes: Avast ran a subsidiary called Jumpshot. Jumpshot packaged that browsing data and sold it to over 100 third parties, advertising companies, marketing firms, data brokers, investment companies.

The data included every webpage you visited, exact timestamps, device and browser type, city, state, country and a unique persistent device identifier attached to your profile.

Avast said it anonymized the data before selling it.

the FTC said that was false, the identifier allowed buyers to trace specific individuals across every website they visited over time.

8 petabytes of browsing data accumulated by 2020.

before 2018 Avast didn't mention any of this in its privacy policy at all.

The FTC fined them $16.5 million in 2024. Avast called it "resolving its investigation of past provisions." they shut down Jumpshot in 2020 after Motherboard first reported it.

$16.5 million is roughly what Avast made selling your data in a single quarter.

the antivirus watching your traffic to protect you from trackers was the tracker 😂.

[Brave @brave]

$1,399 for a device that can't even run Brave smh

[Adyen @tadyyen]

@jiya_3063 @signalapp is very private, I much prefer this one over Whatsapp