NaibofTabr @ NaibofTabr @infosec.pub

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Sure, but when you're in the economic position that China is you can get away with that... although, they do you usually like to operate with plausible deniability, and this seems to cause problems for that.

Still though, China's typical response when they get called on their bullshit is "fuck you, do something about it".

So... we're just doing blatant bribery out in the open now?

Cool. Cool, cool, cool.

What I haven't seen in the discussions here so far is that Chromium is the web engine that most mobile apps are built on (you don't build your own special web client to access the server for your app, you just use an existing system for that). Also it's the engine used for most web apps for embedded/standalone/IoT devices. The Electron application framework has Chromium embedded in it for web access - every Electron app uses Chromium. If your climate control device has a little touchscreen and smart features it's probably using a web app that runs in an embedded instance of Chromium. Basically any device that has a GUI and links to cloud services is probably doing the same thing.

Bluntly, when it comes to client-side access to web services, Chromium matters more than Firefox, and anything that happens with it is far more impactful because it applies to a broader context than just people using Chrome for regular web browsing.

It could be important in the future that you at least indicated to Meta that you wanted your information deleted, even if they don't actually remove it from their servers.

If you just get banned then you don't have that record of deleting your account, and Meta has no obligation to remove any of your information.

Google just lost a lawsuit about user data

Act your wage.

the future

Is your refrigerator running?

yet

Well y'see the truth he's been running from is that mommy and daddy didn't care about him and couldn't be bothered to give him any of their attention - too busy with all that wealth - so they let him be raised by the TV.

So now he's grown older but not wiser, and he's still just that little boy that needs attention, and approval, and the thing he hates most actively is people who speak badly of him, who don't give him that approval he needs so desperately, but what he really can't handle is not getting attention.

Ah, if all of your email aliases trace back to your personal, locally hosted server, of which you are the only user, on presumably your personally owned domain, it will not be private... well private in the sense that it's just you I guess... but super duper identifiable - because it's just you. At which point why bother with the aliases.

problem is he's got experience

What about brianworms?

"now"?

Guy's been running from the truth since he was in diapers.

Nah, y'all can take Florida and Alabama.

For free.

please?

Meet Toto

I look forward to a future where health insurance premiums are adjusted on the fly based on analysis of your most recent #2, and everyone's dietary habits and illicit substance use are logged and uploaded to the cloud.

Have you experienced bij today?

Ah yes, of course the housewife and the kitchen are an example of co-evolution.

"The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it."
\ ~ John Gilmore

It's extremely difficult to actually expunge information from the public internet, for both good and ill.

So you're an optimist then.