UnpopularCrow @ UnpopularCrow @lemmy.world

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We do. Do you not recall all the “thoughts and prayers” after each incident?

If your concern is whether your cellphone carrier has the ability to see who you are calling and for how long, this is true whether you have a smartphone or a “regular” phone.

While this is good news, the fight for privacy in the digital age will never end. They will continue to take small bites until they have the entire pie. Unfortunately we never (or rarely) regain any digital right to privacy that has been taken in the past. The best we can do is halt the further erosion of our digital privacy through vigilance, education and protest.

I would choose any country outside the 5, 9 and 14 eyes if you don’t care as much about speeds.

Feel free to email them and ask them to justify voting to destroy internet freedom.

Nathan.simington@fcc.gov Brendan.carr@fcc.gov

Doki Doki literature club. The first play through when you visit Sayori at home. If you know you know.

So for, here is what I can tell from specific countries:

On board with privacy destroying law:

Spain, Hungary, Cyprus

Mostly on board: (support on device scanning but not weakening E2EE)

Ireland, Denmark

Against:

Finland, Germany

Feel free to update this if you know more.

Source: https://www.wired.com/story/europe-break-encryption-leaked-document-csa-law/

How many PGA golfers lined up to join LIV golf sponsored by the Saudi regime? Last year this was Phil Mickelson simping for the Saudi government saying: “I certainly do not condone human rights violations. And addressing what happened to Jamal Khashoggi is awful. But I have seen the good that game of golf has done throughout history. And I really believe that LIV can be good for the game of golf as well.’’

Money trumps morals.

Right, the old “to save the children” argument.

I second Joplin. I’ve also used it for a while and I find it easy to use and flexible.

This is quite literally Orwell’s “1984” where they encouraged children to turn in their parents for thought crimes.

Agreed. Given the fallout of Russia exiting the grain deal, which disproportionately affects Africa, I expected less than 17. However, maybe the hope for securing a grain deal is part of the allure for some of the heads of state attending.

Great to hear, but still 17 too many.