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mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.orgM

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  • Hear me out: Antiques Roadshow, but for cursed objects.
    mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.orgM mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.org

    @GayDeceiver ..animated by Mappa.

    Uncategorized antiquesroadsho

  • ICYMI, from Reuters:
    mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.orgM mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.org

    @ron_olafsson @mattblaze @briankrebs @ai6yr

    Still metadata to be reaped. Is your keyboard autocompleting your words while you type into Signal?

    Every (read: both, it's a duopoly) mobile OS, on most phones, is a house built on sand.

    Every carrier is Security without Privacy.

    Every stupid backdoor, like the CALEA law, is another camera in your toilet.

    Uncategorized

  • ICYMI, from Reuters:
    mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.orgM mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.org

    @ron_olafsson @mattblaze @briankrebs @ai6yr
    ...multiplied by millions of people, in every corner of the country. All the data extrapolation waiting there,
    - population densities
    - family size averages
    - local and regional events
    - almost any financial transaction

    There's too much value to count it all.

    Because local-first data principles aren't the law, we have this bullshit closed cellular network (apt name, btw), that's totally exploitable like this. Might as well pee with the door open.

    Uncategorized

  • A Politico story out today describes how Oura wearable rings are winning over Washington, but makes no real mention of their privacy or security risks.
    mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.orgM mousey@mastodon.seattlematrix.org

    @zackwhittaker Once again, local-first software principle violation means your data gets hacked/sold/manipulated.

    Products gathering, and exfiltrating, this much data from people should be illegal.

    Uncategorized
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