Here is a privacy thing that seems strange to me.
I buy something from an online store. The connection is https. Secure server. We protect your privacy, says the website. Great!
Once I've placed my order, they send complete details of my order to me by regular email. Unencrypted. The confirmation email includes my name, address, payment method, and the list of what I bought.
How is that protecting my privacy, ffs? And there is no way to opt out of this.
So like, please take this climate strike seriously. If you wouldn't cross a pocket line, don't buy things you don't need. Don't go out to events. Stop turning the gears of capitalism, as best you can, for a week.
I mean what else can you do, y'know? Otherwise you're declining an opportunity to resist oppression to collaborate with it, and damn you'd better have a good reason for that.
Hey #OpenSource fans - the open source game engine Godot (@godotengine) is within $600 of being able to hire their third FULL TIME contributor on Patreon! Help them get it over the top!
Facebook is trying to keep you & your data in their multiverse, so be sure you complete all the steps in this guide from @OpticSwerve to truly #DeleteFacebook, and not just deactivate your account.
Then spread the word to your friends & family 😇
https://deletefacebook.com
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Singapore is getting hit with transnational haze again. Not only that, Zika makes a return, with the first report of locally transmitted cases (not bought in from overseas).
If you are using a Spotify family membership, you need to know that they changed their terms of services to track your location:
https://www.cnet.com/news/spotify-wants-to-know-where-you-live-and-will-be-checking-in/
#GNOME 3.34 released:
improved Adwaita/shell theme
several performance fixes and "drastically improved" responsiveness
better touchpad gestures
custom app folders in AppGrid
redesigned Background settings panel
...and much more
📽️ Release video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAjPRr5SGoY&feature=youtu.be
📌 Release notes: https://help.gnome.org/misc/release-notes/3.34/
Police are already using face recognition to monitor citizens. We’re backing a law in Massachusetts that could help lead the way to defending privacy from government face surveillance. https://protonmail.com/blog/face-surveillance-moratorium/
By default Gmail is scanning your bills for use in Google Search when you type in 'when should I pay a bill'
@ourmaninjapan says, “if they’re collecting this, what else are they collecting...?" 🤔
@alixlangone on how to turn it off: http://money.com/money/5652229/when-should-i-pay-my-bill-google/
Original tweet : https://twitter.com/DuckDuckGo/status/1170695030685753345
We all know that Google (with Chrome-ium) has at least close to 90% of the browser marketshare on the internet.
Which is your primary browser on your computer?
Remember that Brave, Opera and Edge are Chromium derivatives. I consider Safari to be separate since it's Webkit and not Blink.
Retoot this to get more votes in.
#poll #browser #firefox #chromium
Vulnerability lets text messages steal emails from Android phones
https://www.engadget.com/2019/09/06/sms-phishing-attack-android/ #privacy #security #librem5