RandoCalrandian

RandoCalrandian , 2 months ago to Privacy in Reddit started blocking VPN users on old.reddit.com

Yeah I get that occasionally, swapping to another endpoint fixes it right up

RandoCalrandian , 2 months ago to Privacy in Meta gave Netflix and Spotify access to users private messages

Its also about monitoring what people are saying privately about your shows

RandoCalrandian , 2 months ago to Privacy in Meta gave Netflix and Spotify access to users private messages

And even if it is your key, if you can’t see how they made the lock then you can’t prove other keys won’t unlock it.
OSS FTW

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to World News in Doctors didn’t think it was possible to loathe the world’s biggest health care profiteer any more. Then came the hack that set half their bookkeeping systems on fire.

Or not caring

Or actively profiting from the status quo

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to SneerClub in "Why I'm no longer a White Nationalist." Neoreactionary blogger goes to live in Red America just like he always dreamed. What followed will shock you!

If you’d found anything you could credibly jump on, I’m 1000% sure that’s what you’d be bullshitting about now instead of some completely random and baseless accusation

Yours is probably a trip

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to SneerClub in "Why I'm no longer a White Nationalist." Neoreactionary blogger goes to live in Red America just like he always dreamed. What followed will shock you!

I’m 100% sure you don’t know what fascist means

Which is why it’s so hilarious for you to act like one while playing as anti

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to SneerClub in "Why I'm no longer a White Nationalist." Neoreactionary blogger goes to live in Red America just like he always dreamed. What followed will shock you!

Still not as racist as you tho

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to Technology in Users ditch Glassdoor, stunned by site adding real names without consent

It's called an "MBA" and they are the tip of the enshitification spear

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to Privacy in U.S. Department of Commerce Publishes Proposed Rule Imposing “Know Your Customer” and Reporting Requirements on U.S. Infrastructure as a Service Providers

Not to mention Epstein was able to operate freely for decades while flying out high priority definitely-surveilled-at-all-times targets out to rape kids

Make no mistake, intelligence agencies are every bit as complicit as Epstein himself, and they don’t give a flying fuck about “protecting” kids

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to Privacy in U.S. Department of Commerce Publishes Proposed Rule Imposing “Know Your Customer” and Reporting Requirements on U.S. Infrastructure as a Service Providers

And oh darn, didn’t you know the only solution is permanent extension of and expansions to all the patriot act bullshit that has been violating our civil liberties constantly for 20+ years?

Shucks. Welp, if it’s “for the children” or whatever excuse they use this time, I guess we have no choice!

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago) to Privacy in Investigators seek push notification metadata in 130 cases

Using weak examples and how they are better served in a different way doesn’t mean much

With push data like this you can identify something like every other member of an encrypted group chat by correlating the push notification metadata

They are demanding this for a reason

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to Privacy in Investigators seek push notification metadata in 130 cases

This.

If there’s a notification for an encrypted group chat, you can use that metadata to identify the devices of all parties involved in that chat, because the push system has to queue all that up and send it at the same time.

That’s just one valuable use of this data.

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to Privacy in Bad-At-Privacy Car Companies Now Have to Answer to the FTC

In steps, and you kinda drive onto it

Not great for mobile operation, however 😬

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to Privacy in Bad-At-Privacy Car Companies Now Have to Answer to the FTC

SIM card tracks location and sells it too

RandoCalrandian , 3 months ago to Privacy in Bad-At-Privacy Car Companies Now Have to Answer to the FTC

That isn’t what you’re getting with any cell phone?