Debian feeds freedom of software, but our Developers still have to eat lunch, so we pause for this non-commercial break. Non-Commercial, get it? #DebianIsHilarious. #VagueJoke #DebConf19
We have returned. Started: "Surprise, you are a manager", "Using git for Ubuntu packaging", and the Debian Med BoF #DebConf19 https://debconf19.debconf.org/schedule/?day=2019-07-26
Also at this time, two non-streamed events: "Controle de versão no empacotamento usando GIT e GBP" and "Arts and design on Debian: free software, tips and how to make it happen" https://debconf19.debconf.org/schedule/?day=2019-07-26
Next discussion sessions: "Meet the technical committee", "Salsa and Salsa-CI BoF – how the two teams could collaborate and provide a perfect platform for Debian Developers", and the Debian Live BoF. 2 more talks have been added that unfortunately cannot be streamed: RISC-V BoF and Molior - Debian Build System BoF. #DebConf19 https://debconf19.debconf.org/schedule/?day=2019-07-26
We pause for an afternoon conference break. Yes, we merged the 2 previous used break images. @GIMP_Official #DebConf19
The afternoon continues with "DJCLI: Case Study in how Debian Opens Opportunities for those with Different Needs", "Is Debian (and Free Software) gender diverse enough?", and the Web team BoF. 2 additional talks added which are unfortunately not streamed (sorry): Outreach BoF and "Debian in the Embedded World" #DebConf19 https://debconf19.debconf.org/schedule/?day=2019-07-26
Most 5G antennas will work in a shorter range, making location data 📍 of users easier to get.
Want to know more impacts of 5G in our privacy and security? Read this 👉🏼
Online tracking is all around us, incognito mode won't help either:
https://www.cnet.com/news/google-and-facebook-might-be-tracking-your-porn-history/
Good to know that Tutanota does not track you and instead protects all your emails with strong encryption: https://tutanota.com/blog/posts/quit-gmail-free-encrypted-email/
One way to fight surveillance: learn to recognize it.
That's why we built Spot the Surveillance, a virtual reality tool (also playable in your browser)
http://eff.org/spot
To make sure you are using someone’s correct encryption key—and that others know that they are using the correct encryption key for you—it’s important to perform key verification.
Learn how in our new illustrated SSD guide. https://ssd.eff.org/en/module/key-verification https://t.co/IB3wKaTgsQ
As Climate Changes, Taxpayers Will Shoulder Larger U.S. Payouts to Farmers
https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2019/07/24/744541143/as-climate-changes-taxpayers-will-shoulder-larger-u-s-payouts-to-farmers
(submitted by pseudolus)
New information about Slack’s 2015 security incident
https://slackhq.com/new-information-2015-incident
(submitted by tosh)
BREAKING: Tonight, Oakland’s City Council voted to join San Francisco, CA and Somerville, MA in protecting residents’ privacy, civil liberties, and safety by banning government use of face surveillance technology. https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2019/07/16/oakland-officials-take-step-towards-banning-city-use-of-facial-recognition-tech/
Google and the email app Superhuman promised to fix their privacy flaws. But surveillance remains the core of the products. That's why privacy must be baked into the foundation, argues @cwarzel. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/09/opinion/email-tracking.html
Have you seen this list of alternatives to Amazon's offerings? Not all entirely free/open, but definitely some options to say "not Amazon"
We want you! 👉 To fight for digital rights by joining EFF today!
http://eff.org/BetterDigitalFuture
Google admits listening to Google Home recordings
https://techerati.com/news-hub/google-admits-listening-to-some-smart-speaker-recordings/
(submitted by beastibash)
NYTimes reporter consistently fails to identify sources as corporate lobbyists
https://fair.org/home/sidney-embers-secret-sources/
(submitted by chachachoney)
Gathering requirements and such.