@erranto
@lemmy.worldThey don't care. they work hands in hands with western mass media to sell there narratives, and once the lies are fully digested by the masses. they media doesn't go back and refute those claims.
They are flooding the media with mass information so that the people just get fed up and don't bother question their countries' support to the ongoing genocide
Briar shares your hardware's Bluetooth MAC address with your contacts even if you haven't added that contact or connected with that contact using Bluetooth. meaning all your briar contacts even those on groups are storing your MAC address ( a unique device identifier) which makes plausible deniability virtual impossible. I remember reading the devs themselves acknowledge that briar isn't a anonymous chat app (somewhere in their git repo or the wiki or the blog, can't remember where exactly), so beware of this aspect.
Un jour on finira par criminaliser l'obesité parceque ça coute trop cher au contribuable, si cela ne parvient pas avant la privatisation totale du secteur de santé bien sur.
What's the role an EU parliament then. The EU commission consists of unelected bureaucrats
White people only care about themselves. they enact special laws and measures and pour in billions of dollars to welcome Ukrainian refugees even at the expanse of local population, but turn a blind eye to the same suffering of people from other races. Big hypocrites with shameless faces.
Unlike most privacy concerned people. I don't believe that privacy is very useful without anonymity. metadata is at the heart of surveillance and tracking. In this regard I was a little optimistic when tor came out and hoped that many technologies will be build around that. that didn't happen because you can't build a business and make a profit by providing anonymity. now half websites are systematically blocking tor exit nodes. it can't be used safely with torrents. and even briar the messenger built to use tor has been compromised by its developers so that you can't be anonymous on briar . All in all I share the same frustration and can't see a brighter future for privacy and anonymity .
Yeah, remember exactly 1 year ago with the huge frenzy around twitter going to shut down because of Musk's take over, the shutting down of some server capacity and the firing of more than half of the workforce. 365 days later Twitter didn't collapse, it retained most of its user base and it is still going just fine. those companies will be back when the dust settles just like how mastodon refugees went back after changing their twitter handles to mastodon ones.