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You are being tracked. Your metadata is being sold. Your identity is a product.
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  • @anonplanetorg
    Anonymous Planet
    @anonplanetorg
    Jul 12
    This entire GDID section rests on very recent (this-month) independent reverse-engineering and a live federal case, not a Microsoft spec.
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  • @anonplanetorg
    Anonymous Planet
    @anonplanetorg
    Jul 10
    To answer you, no, you can't just go into a federal building with armed personnel and put up cameras without prior permission or authority, and being insured to contract etc.
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    Anonymous Planet
    @anonplanetorg
    Jul 10
    Replying to @AmberBr64219931 @triggerwarned1 and @WallStreetApes
    You can film in public because there's no reasonable expectation of privacy in public, but, specifically federal employees can be filmed doing their duty in public as long as you obey the law. In D.C. US is different than other jurisdictions like in Africa.
  • @anonplanetorg
    Anonymous Planet
    @anonplanetorg
    Jul 9
    This person uses PGP with i2p mail and has zero regrets.
  • @anonplanetorg
    Anonymous Planet
    @anonplanetorg
    Jul 9
    The "Not Bob" pseudonym comes to mind.
    @aibasehub
    AI Base
    @aibasehub
    Jul 9
    Replying to @ihteshamali
    I love how privacy projects always sound like folklore. Some hacker appears, builds a shadow internet, disappears, and a guy named zzz keeps it alive.
  • @anonplanetorg
    Anonymous Planet
    @anonplanetorg
    Jul 9
    Knowing is half the battle. It will never stop us from giving you a better way to minimize your footprint. But are we really surprised to hear there is permanent telemetry in a system built on spyware?
    @IntCyberDigest
    International Cyber Digest
    @IntCyberDigest
    Jul 8
    Proton is now publicly calling Windows spyware over the Global Device ID that Microsoft uses for every Windows installation. They say users never consent to the GDID, can't remove it, and that reinstalling Windows only partially helps since Microsoft keeps the old records. The
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