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First ever iOS trojan discovered — and it’s stealing Face ID data to break into bank accounts

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  • DNS ad blocking on iOS has been fine a few years at least. I've been using NextDNS on mine since 2020. I actually shocked some family members at how easy it was to setup on theirs, to the point where they felt weird not seeing the ads plastered everywhere. One actually wanted them back. Stockholm Syndrome, I guess.

    You can use either their app, which toggles a network profile for the DNS, or install a MDM profile from their site, which is a more persistent option. I prefer the app as you can toggle it off if something isn't working and you want to confirm whther the DNS is the culprit.

    • Data company sold visitor location data for 600 abortion clinics to pro-life group, senator says

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  • Yeah, didn't want to name it, lol.

    • Data company sold visitor location data for 600 abortion clinics to pro-life group, senator says

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  • That’s been the trend for more than a decade though. Some companies are more militant about it than others.

    • Sustaining Proton’s mission over time | Proton

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  • That's so surreal in this day & age. I can't think of any other example where that happened. I use Bitwarden because I don't want all my eggs in one basket, even for Proton who I trust. But good on them for doing a solid for their customers instead of bowing to the forces of pure capitalism.

    • Data company sold visitor location data for 600 abortion clinics to pro-life group, senator says

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  • Your ad blocker doesn't block location data if your mobile carrier is selling it to these brokers (and they almost certainly are).

    • Data company sold visitor location data for 600 abortion clinics to pro-life group, senator says

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  • You think the forced birthers are buying this data to show ads? Oh sweet child...

    • Walmart in talks to buy Vizio for more than $2 bln, WSJ reports

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  • With volume set to max

    • Taylor Swift launches legal broadside at a college student who tracks private jets via public data

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  • So the legal complaint has no merit (even more so) if he just delays the feed by a day or two.

    • Clean up on aisle 5

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  • Employees don’t matter in the US.

    • Ex-CIA programmer gets 40 years for passing spy secrets to WikiLeaks

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  • Crazy how he gets 40 years for leaking secrets, but literal insurrectionists are barely getting 1/4 that, with very few exceptions.

    • What's the worst ad you've ever seen?

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    • ISP Suggests That Record Labels Can Sue Torrent Client Developers * TorrentFreak

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  • Yup, and you can sue Sig Sauer if someone shoots you with one of their guns. You'll lose due to having no basis for their culpability, but you can try.

    • YSK: Indeed and other job sites are saturated with scams

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  • Any “job” that requires you to pay anything up front is a scam. Period.

    • Even in this poorly made comparison shot I made you can tell the difference between streaming and "self hosting"

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  • Wow, TIL.

    • Even in this poorly made comparison shot I made you can tell the difference between streaming and "self hosting"

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  • SG1 was shot in 4:3 until like season 8 or so.

    • IRS successfully launches their own free Direct File - some of my fellow 'murcans are eligible

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  • How could they launch this and not support login.gov for the auth...

    • Republicans are quietly deleting mentions of abortion from their sites. We asked why

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  • I really hate this "quietly deleting" / "quietly removing" trend in news headlines. Politico's don't "publicly announce" things they want to stop talking about, so it's always going to be "quietly". It's not like their teams have to go into some secret room/SCIFF to remove a paragraph of text on a web page...

    • France's 90-day visa hell as Brits forced to sell their homes over EU rules

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  • After you move it back to the UK, that is.

    • Betrayal

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  • Children can't legally sign a contract, so D.A.R.E. has no authority (and never did).

    • How about no?

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  • That store is hosted on Shopify. I'm quite confident they handle Firefox just fine. The customization(s) the company made to defaults on the other hand...