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[email protected] Besatzungsmitfreak, Kurzwahltastennutzer, Lurker, Coder, Berlin, citizen of DVD Region 0

[taknil🐀 @taknil]

Ask not what IPv6 can do for you, ask what you can do for IPv6

[Valentin for Ukraine #NAFO 🇩🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦 🇬🇪 @NitnelavGS]

GUTEN MORGEN. Heute endlich in der Mediathek! Ein deutscher Fernseh-Journalist ist nach Kasachstan und Kirgisistan gereist, um den Weg deutscher Technik in russische Drohnen nachzuvollziehen.

Bitte ansehen! Mutiger Journalismus, der auf 22.50 h verbannt wurde. GEBT IHM VIEWS!

[KaLee Vision @KaLeeVision]

traitez moi de complotistes mais comment tous les pays occidentaux font la même chose au même moment avec le même prétexte fallacieux et le même but de surveiller tout le monde et de contrôler internet partout ?

[DBL MP / Double @dbl_mp1]

seriously how much more evidence do people need that this isn’t for the kids. It’s so freaking blatant kids are being used to implement surveillance and censorship.

[Arvind Narayanan @random_walker]

This is how so many data-driven companies screw their users and shoot themselves in the foot. My guess is every time Uber runs a 2-week A/B test where they give some users accurate time estimates and other users deceptive time estimates, the deceptive arm wins — many people probably compare Uber and Lyft time estimates and pick one, so lying about wait times increases the number of trips booked in the short run. But what the data won't show is that people gradually catch on to the deception over a period of months or years and lose trust in the company or the sector altogether, and use the app less or quit entirely.

[DBL MP / Double @dbl_mp1]

How does this video perfectly explain what is wrong with Age Verification laws lol

[kafka esquire @Kafkaesquire]

As a soft westerner, I must admit that I have a hard time watching the drone videos killing Russian invaders. Such tactics are necessary and it is good the Ukraine is deploying them. That being said, there is a helplessness to them that has always left me feeling that a combatant’s ability to surrender in the face of certain death is being removed.

I am glad to see videos like this, not only because it means that surrender for those who do not wish to fight is an option, but as an example of the humanity of Ukrainians. Knowing only a fraction of the pain they have suffered at the hands of Russians, I could not and would not ask them to show such grace, yet they do so. They show restraint, a respect for life, and civility that they never could expect from their enemy in this war.

My support for Ukraine will never waiver, and I feel as though Ukraine and its people continue to validate that support.

[taknil🐀 @taknil]

@AnnaDeMilanese Das ist auch praktischer Sicht ziemlich unglücklich denn dann können nicht Russen, die ggf zu Besuch sind, diese Dienste nicht nutzen. Ich denke z.b. erst neulich an die lettische Fahrkarten App, die ich nicht ohne lettische Telefonnummer nutzen kann.

[Hedgie @HedgieMarkets]

🦔Leonardo is a $17 billion defense contractor. It built a system called SignalTrace that clips sensors onto the license plate readers already mounted on street poles, overpasses, and police cars across the US. Every time you drive past one, the sensor grabs the Bluetooth and WiFi signals from every device in your car, ties them to your plate, and logs the time and location. Your phone, your AirPods, your kid's tablet. All of it goes into the same file. A friend rides with you once and their devices are linked to your plate.
Leonardo has sold this to police departments since at least 2023. There is no federal law covering it, no opt-out, and no warrant requirement.

My Take
None of the pieces here are new. Your phone has always broadcast a signal. The license plate cameras were already there. Leonardo just connected them and found a buyer. Nobody had to break a law or build anything from scratch. They assembled a surveillance system from parts already in place and sold it before anyone noticed.

Most people found out this week from a 404 Media investigation. Leonardo received the patent in 2024. By the time you hear about something like this, the deals are done and the sensors are on the poles. That's how it works now.

Hedgie🤗
https://t.co/serZi0IGnT

[Mullvad.net @mullvadnet]

This is what the UK spyware proposal means.

There must be government spyware on every mobile device. It shall watch everything that happens, including always watching the screen, looking for things the government disapproves of.

When anything is flagged by the software as something the government doesn't like, the software must block it from being sent or displayed (in realtime).

The user of the device must not be able to shut this watching and blocking off. The only way to shut it off would be to ask the government or its proxies to do so for you, at their discretion.

Therefore the whole device must be locked down. Administrator rights and the decision of what software or operating system to run or not to run must be taken from the owner/user and handed to the government and its proxies.

Apple and Google are themselves working hard to lock down the devices they are involved in to shut out competition and establish a duopoly.

The UK government says it is "working closely" with Apple and Google and currently they synchronise and coordinate their communication on this subject.

The UK government is now proposing to mandate what would otherwise be illegal anti-competitive practices.

@GrapheneOS on the Apple and Google duopoly:
https://t.co/rbRmcUDTRu

Statement from @signalapp
https://t.co/vJILcSrs4s

@ReclaimTheNetHQ on the state spyware:
https://t.co/3FCi06bP77

The government announcement:
https://t.co/ynYjR3DIRo

[Nana Sei Anyemedu @RedHatPentester]

DELETED, BUT NOT ERASED: RECOVERING MESSAGES FROM NOTIFICATION LOGS

The FBI was reportedly able to recover copies of incoming Signal messages from a suspect's iPhone even after the Signal application had been removed few months ago. This was achieved through forensic analysis of the device's push notification database, where portions of message content had been stored.

So I decided to use that same methodology and it worked.

Importantly, this is not a failure of Signal's end-to-end encryption. Rather, it highlights a well-known mobile forensics artifact issue.
iOS uses write-optimized storage, meaning deleted data may persist on a device until it is eventually overwritten.

When a message is delivered to an iPhone via Apple's Push Notification Service (APNs), iOS may generate and display a notification preview, depending on the device's notification settings. These previews can be temporarily stored within system-level databases and notification logs.

As a result, even if the messaging application is deleted, residual artifacts containing portions of message content may remain on the device. Some digital forensic tools can identify and recover these artifacts during an examination, providing investigators with valuable evidence that may no longer be accessible through the application itself.

The underlying issue is that the iPhone caches items that appear as notifications on your lock screen.
I hope Apple will limit the time that messages are cached to minimize risk to users.

Turn off or disable notifications for secure messaging apps or other apps you think are sensitive.

[Pedro @mfphhh]

Deutsche Lügen über Russland
Teil 1 “Billiges russisches Gas”

Deutsche Politik, Wirtschaft und Medien kollaborierten bei zentralen Kreml-Propagandalügen.
Die öffentliche Meinung wurde so geprägt-
nicht zur zum Schaden Mittel-Osteuropas, sondern auch zum Schaden Deutschlands:
1/7

[Gandalv @Microinteracti1]

We Are Living in the Dumbest Timeline

Donald Trump just posted a photo of a wind turbine next to birds and captioned it “Killing birds by the millions!”

He posted this without irony.

For every single bird killed by a wind turbine, nuclear and fossil fuel plants kill 2,118 birds. Coal alone kills roughly 7.9 million birds a year in the United States. Wind turbines? Between 140,000 and 328,000. That is not a defence of wind turbines.

We are living in genuinely, historically stupid times. Only rivalled, frankly, by the medieval peasants who blamed the Black Death on cats and promptly killed all the cats, which meant the rats multiplied, which meant more plague.

At least the peasants had the excuse of having no access to information whatsoever.

Trump has the internet. He chose this.

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

The people heading west buried their dead right in the trail, then drove the wagons over the graves to pack the dirt flat. It hid the body from scavengers and grave robbers. That video makes the trip west look like a dream. For a lot of them, it was the last thing they ever did.

The land really was almost free. A law from 1862 let you claim 160 acres, about the size of 90 soccer fields, as long as you lived on it for five years, built a house, and planted crops. Then you paid a small fee and it was yours. The catch was surviving those five years. Only about four in ten people who started ever got the deed. The rest gave up and walked off, worn down by drought, loneliness, poor soil, and grasshopper swarms that stripped whole fields bare.

Just reaching the land could kill you. About 350,000 people set out on the trails west, and somewhere between 20,000 and 30,000 died on the way. Nearly one in ten. Cholera did most of the killing, and it was fast. You could feel fine in the morning and be gone by night: stomach cramps, then hours of vomiting until your body dried out and your skin turned blue. One man who crossed in 1852 said the road was almost a solid graveyard for four hundred miles. Out of the ten people in his own family who set out, five reached the end.

Say you survived all that and built the house. Life expectancy back then was about 40. That sounds like nobody got old, but it is misleading. The number was low for one reason: children kept dying, between 25 and 40 percent of them before they turned five. All those small graves pulled the average down. Make it past childhood, though, and many lived into their sixties.

Having those kids was dangerous on its own. Around 1900, about 1 in 120 births killed the mother, usually from an infection nobody knew how to stop. Women went through it seven or eight times each, so the danger came back with every pregnancy. The nearest doctor could be days away. That death rate has since dropped by about 99 percent.

The view in that video is the part they got right. The tall grass, the gold light on hills you could fence off and keep. People really did chase that, and a lot of them paid for it with their lives. The scenery was free. Staying alive on it was the expensive part.

[International Cyber Digest @IntCyberDigest]

‼️🚨 BREAKING: Sony PlayStation's age-verification partner Yoti is reporting GrapheneOS users to authorities for using GrapheneOS, due to "past security concerns."

[Surcouf 💸 - Ca Dégage! Afuera!🇫🇷☢️ @RobertSurcouf9]

@Ced_haurus @GrapheneOS @getyoti La surveillance de masse arrive par effet cliquet.

"C'est pour votre bien". Loin de combattre la criminalité, elle met le peuple sous un jour dictatorial :

https://t.co/NW5GVnNI0o

[Christophe Boutry @Ced_haurus]

👉 Yoti, plateforme de vérification d'âge, aurait "signalé" un utilisateur aux autorités pour détection d'usage de @GrapheneOS

Voici ce qui s'est passé.

Un utilisateur tente de vérifier son âge sur PlayStation Network via @getyoti . Son appareil tourne sous GrapheneOS.

Le scan échoue à répétition, 8 à 10 fois. Il contacte le support Yoti pour comprendre.

La réponse arrive de help@yoti[.]com :

"Due to past security concerns, Yoti automatically flags multiple verification attempts and any devices running GrapheneOS. These instances are automatically reported to both the authorities and our security team."

Traduction : "En raison de problèmes de sécurité passés, Yoti signale automatiquement les tentatives de vérification multiples ainsi que tout appareil fonctionnant sous Gra…"En raison de problèmes de sécurité passés, Yoti signale automatiquement les tentatives de vérification multiples ainsi que tout appareil fonctionnant sous GrapheneOS. Ces cas sont automatiquement signalés aux autorités ainsi qu'à notre équipe de sécurité."

L'utilisateur avait fourni ses vrais documents d'identité. Il n'a pas contourné quoi que ce soit. C'est le système de Yoti qui semble avoir échoué à les traiter.

Pourquoi ? GrapheneOS restreint les APIs caméra et biométriques. Un scan qui fonctionne sur Android stock peut échouer en boucle sur GrapheneOS. L'échec répété n'est pas une fraude. C'est une incompatibilité technique.

Evidemment, il est très facile de détecter qu'un smartphone utilise GrapheneOS.
GrapheneOS n'est interdit nulle part. C'est un Android open source durci, utilisé par des journalistes, des avocats, des chercheurs en sécurité, et des gens comme vous et moi, soucieux de leur sécurité.

Mais pour Yoti, l'utiliser suffirait à vous classer comme suspect. En vertu de quoi ?

Soit Yoti signale effectivement quelqu'un, quelque part, pour avoir utilisé un OS légal. Soit c'est une formule boilerplate conçue pour faire peur.

Dans les deux cas, c'est un problème.

Si c'est réel : aucun texte n'impose à un prestataire de vérification d'âge de signaler aux forces de l'ordre un utilisateur détecté sous GrapheneOS. C'est une politique unilatérale sans base légale identifiable.

Si c'est un bluff : menacer un utilisateur d'une procédure légale fictive est une pratique commerciale déloyale dans la plupart des juridictions.

En revanche, ce que ça révèle, c'est que petit à petit, utiliser des OS alternatifs va entraîner des restrictions, des suspicions, pour mieux permettre de déployer leurs systèmes de régulations.

Et demain, ce ne sera pas seulement GrapheneOS.

À chaque étape, on nous dira que c’est pour la sécurité, pour les enfants, pour la lutte contre la fraude, pour la conformité. Mais à la fin, le résultat sera le même : l’utilisateur qui cherche à se protéger devra se justifier, tandis que l’utilisateur entièrement traçable sera considéré comme normal.

C’est cette inversion qu’il faut refuser.

La vie privée ne doit pas devenir une circonstance aggravante. La sécurité numérique ne doit pas devenir un marqueur de suspicion. Et les infrastructures de vérification d’âge ne doivent pas devenir des postes-frontières privés où des entreprises privées décident, dans l’opacité, quels appareils sont acceptables et quels utilisateurs méritent d’être signalés.

Si Yoti confirme cette pratique, il faudra demander sur quelle base juridique repose ce signalement, quelles autorités sont destinataires, quelles données sont transmises, combien d’utilisateurs sont concernés, combien de temps ces informations sont conservées, et quels recours sont offerts aux personnes faussement signalées.

Et si Yoti ne la confirme pas, il faudra expliquer pourquoi son support a pu écrire une telle chose à un utilisateur.

[#MadeInGermany2035 🇪🇺🤝🇩🇪 @42tw1tter1sd3ad]

Hey @VW,
eure aktuelle Entscheidung alle Schnittstellen zu kappen, wo Heimautomatisierer die Energiewende voran bringen wollten, ist fatal. Es ist ein Musterbeispiel dafür, dass die deutschen OEMs ihre Kunden immer noch nicht verstanden haben.
Mein nächstes Fahrzeug wird kein VW!

[Faktencheck_jetzt @Faktencheck2030]

Skandal ‼️Netzbetreiber bremsen die Energiewende aus-bestrafen Solarbetreiber.

Bei Redispatch-Abregelungen wird mancherorts nicht nur die Einspeisung, sondern sogar der Eigenverbrauch von Solarstrom unterbunden. Laut Berichten darf ein Unternehmer seinen selbst produzierten Strom nicht verbrauchen, Speicher während der Abregelung nicht einmal laden. Wer Investitionen in Photovoltaik und Speicher so behandelt, sabotiert Energiewende und Wirtschaftsstandort zugleich. #Solarenergie #Energiewende #Photovoltaik https://t.co/zmEgEjAY1Z

[💙💛 Regina Laska @Sunnymica]

In Syrien graben sie gerade die Giftgas-Verstecke der Assads aus. Sarin, Chlor, Senfgas. Versteckt in Höhlen bei Homs, Hama, Latakia. Die OPCW bestätigt, was sie immer wusste: Das Regime hat über das Ausmaß gelogen, über alles. 18 Festnahmen.

Und der Mann, der das befohlen hat? Lebt prächtig. In Moskau. Bei dem, der ihm nicht nur Asyl gab, sondern jahrelang im Sicherheitsrat die schützende Hand über ihn hielt und die Syrer zu allem Überfluss dann nach Deutschland bombte: Putin.

Derselbe Putin, den ausgerechnet die hierzulande so glaubwürdig finden, die AfD wählen - die gerade die beliebteste Partei Deutschlands ist. Nicht zuletzt wegen der vielen Migranten im Land, sagen sie. Wegen der Syrer zum Beispiel.

Besonders stark im Osten, wo Erdrutschsiege drohen. Stört dort keinen. Man ist ja nostalgisch. Die gute alte Zeit.

Die gute alte Zeit, in der - so schreibt der Spiegel - ein Teil des Wissens aus der DDR kam, mit dem Assads Ingenieure später ihr Giftgas brauten, denn sie studierten genau dort ihr Spezialgebiet zur Ausrottung der eigenen Bevölkerung.

Und damit schließt sich der Kreis. Das Gas: deutsches Know-how. Die Opfer: Syrer.
Die Überlebenden: geflohen, viele zu uns. Ihre Ankunft treibt die Partei nach oben, deren Wähler den Schutzherrn des Gasmörders verehren. Getragen vom nostalgischen Osten, dessen Vorgängerstaat beim Gas mitgeholfen hat.

Und Putin will genau dieses russische Reich zurück. Dasselbe Imperium, das Assads Giftgas-Chemiker einst in der DDR ausbilden ließ. Die AfD findet das super.

Ein Teufelskreis des Wahnsinns. Und unsere besorgten Bürger drehen ihn täglich weiter.