The Panopticon Is Here.
Resistance Is Futile, Puny Earthlings.
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7·2 days agoIts for censorship resistance, but, in order for the mesh network to be able to identify each other’s device and initiate connections, by design it transmits your bluetooth MAC address to all your contacts, even those added via the internet.
Wear gloves, rinse the fingerprints off the money, wait for it to dry, then use it to buy stuff
Relying on the rule of law is reactive.
Ditching the phone is proactive.
Be Proactive.
Also don’t forget to actually verbally invoke your rights, being silent doesn’t invoke it in the US
the Court held that, unless and until a criminal suspect explicitly states that they are relying on their right to remain silent, their voluntary statements may be used in court and police may continue to question them. The mere act of remaining silent is not sufficient to imply the suspect has invoked their rights even when the suspect actually intended their silence to have that effect.
Something like: “I hereby invoke the 5th amendment right to silence, and I want to talk to a lawyer”
Practice memorizing numbers so your experience goes smoother.
Good, now add jailtime for the ceo if something goes wrong, then we’ll have a very safe tech.
Maybe fascist is a more accurate term
I mean why even hide it. Dude literally outted on Jan 20
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Go to Settings --> Apps
Find “Gemini” and tap into the app page and tap disable
If you can’t find Gemini, you phone probably didn’t get the Google Play System Update yet, so check the app list when you update next time. (Or you can refuse to update, but outdated android comes with security risks)
Mine is already disable for some reason. Maybe I did that a while ago and forgot about it.
This argument suggests that one day we’ll be able to brute force into lost wallets when we can break the encryption. Who knows how far in the future that will be.
Nobody knows if a quantum computer is actually possible to build, but in theory, if a quantum computer is built, RSA would be exponentially easier to crack.
Its possible some country or corporation has built a secret quantum computer with enough qbits to run Shor’s Algorithm. But if its a secret, we wouldn’t know about it.
Eventually all the “lost” wallets will bet cracked by quantum computers.
Somebody found their missing hard drive
Deserved it. Shouldn’t have beem a racist xenophobe. Hate speech and incitement of violence is not legally protected in the UK. All those far-right rioters deserves prison.
You don’t need one if there’s an emergency, civil unrest would probably qualify as an emergency so non-licensed people can legally transmit.
The FCC hasn’t really punished anyone for not having a license other than those that are really bothersome/disruptive or are doing jamming. But like, if there’s civil unrest, the laws probably don’t matter anymore so you can just ignore the law.
But if you don’t have a license, you don’t have a callsign, and thus others will refuse to talk to you during non-emergency peacetime.
This would need like a Canadian or Mexican to help provide the internet from across the border, because if they pull the Iran style blackout there will be zero internet for the entire country.
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Reminds me of:
Samsung: “Apple Bad! They removed headphone jack and the charging brick.”
Also Samsung one year later: “sAvE tHe eNvIrOnMeNt 🤡”