I wish security patches would be separated from "look at this new animation while closing the app1!1!1!" update honestly. Why is it so hard to do that?
Yes, they do that. They try to gather as much as possible about new employers. I don't know why. Of course they're not going to go full-OSINT but if they can easily find you, you go straight in some folders.
I don't want to sound like a "aluminum foil hat" guy but I'm concerned about CCTV cameras (private and public) around our towns.
All of these cameras do not send the stream to private servers (as the closed circuit would imply) but it's sent to the manufacturers' servers, usually in countries unfriendly to privacy regulations, let alone to human rights. I don't think I'm in immediate danger, but I personally think they likely flow into some AI models and into some government-controlled hands in order to do whatever they want with it.
Another risk is the fact they're very insecure.
I don't know how to battle this. I try not to look directly into a camera when I see one, but that's it. I wish more people would be aware of such risks.
Weird way to say you assassinated them
For people who don't want to do that: turn off your phone if there's the likelihood that your phone will be confiscated soon (crossing a state border or getting a perquisition). This will
- Disable biometrics
- Encrypt everything
"Russia states" lmao
Zelensky is able to denazify the Bunderstag. I hope he will he there every day.
It's so much easier to establish a troll farm on Lemmy than on Reddit (which is flooded regardless), so it makes a great playground for psyop operations
Russia is currently extorting and corrupting African countries. Enjoy it.
My god I love this comment section. It's the first non-pro-USSR interaction I've seen on Lemmy
This cuck pretends he does not understand that nobody wants to invade/conquer Russia, we just want his genocidal troops to gtfo Ukraine.
The comment I replied to referred to the current war in Ukraine, of which Russia is responsible.
And who said otherwise?
Why do some subreddits are labeled "Shown via [my instance]", whereas other do not? What is the difference if something is seen "via" my instance?
Can I also kindly ask why I am able to see banned subreddits when they're now shown via my instance?
I'm asking because I've never seen this on Mastodon
Sorry, maybe this question has already been asked (but can't find it), what are some good Lemmy open source clients for Android? All the ones I'm trying are really buggy and glitchy.