ZETTABYTE @ZByte16

Unsolicited recording and feeding the videos to AI btw

𝙻𝙸𝙰 𝙻𝙸𝙰 @lialiascg

3 days ago

If men dressed better, do yall see it

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"Sign in with a selfie" actually translates to "Please send a video of your face to an advertising company." Wild times.

GrapheneOS just fixed one of Android's sneakiest privacy problems. Its new Secure Paste feature lets you paste normally while blocking apps from reading clipboard content copied from other apps. Features: • Blocks cross-app clipboard access. • Protects passwords. • Secures 2FA codes. • Hides private messages. • Keeps normal paste. • Supports keyboard shortcuts. • Works with accessibility tools. • Adds a Paste button. • Preserves app compatibility. • Stops clipboard snooping. Nothing changes about how you paste. Only what apps can secretly access changes. Should Google bring this to every Android phone?

Blazium Engine is a feature rich and community-driven, fork of #Godot engine. We needed something complete we could rely on, so we are making it. See you in the next month with the 4.8 based release of Blazium Engine. #BlaziumEngine #GodotEngine #GameDev

Switzerland is spending more than $11 million to move away from Microsoft 365 and switch to open-source software. The Swiss government plans to spend 9 million Swiss francs to replace Microsoft apps such as Outlook and Teams with the open-source openDesk suite. The first step will cover 3,000 government computers, with the switch expected to be completed by the end of 2027. Switzerland first tested openDesk with 172 employees and it worked well for everyday tasks. The plan could grow much larger. Switzerland has about 54,000 government computers and may eventually switch all of them. Switzerland want give the government more control over its software and data.

@nuntiusgames "Ups!"

"I have nothing to hide." False. You have medical history You have financial behavior You have location patterns You have political views You have relationship data Privacy was never about hiding crimes. It was always about owning your life.

Privacy is protecting, not hiding.

Secure Privacy @SecurePrivacyAI

a week ago

"Privacy is only for people hiding something." So is a locked door. So is a curtain. So is an unlisted number. Protection is being re-framed as "hiding". Locks were never about guilt. They were always about who gets to decide who enters.

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They put tracking in your OS They put tracking in your car They put tracking in your watch They put tracking in your phone They put tracking in your comms They put tracking in your browser

GrapheneOS is done waiting for Google. It's replacing Android's old default apps with its own. Instead of relying on neglected AOSP apps, it's building modern alternatives from scratch. What's changing: • New Gallery app • New Keyboard • Massive Messaging app overhaul • Secure Paste that blocks apps from reading your clipboard • Future RCS without Google Play Services The goal is simple: Own the entire privacy stack. Would you switch to GrapheneOS for features like these?

We asked Flock's CEO how many police contracts the company has terminated for abuse. "If I lived in a town that had a police department that was abusing Flock, the last thing I’d want to do is rip out this system that’s so effective at actually solving crime." Watch in full 👇

The camera you installed to watch your own space might be the thing letting strangers watch it too.

KDE Plasma 6.8 is gaining middle-click auto-scrolling, a built-in dwell clicker, improved remote desktop support, and higher-quality screen recording. linuxiac.com/kde-plasma-6-8… #KDE #OpenSource

🚨Rumor: Meta Spark hacked into xAi, Anthropic, OpenAI servers and shut down grok that's why all these AIs are down right now

K2S @k2sbhai

2 weeks ago

Claude down 💀 grok down ☠️ and now chatgpt down ⚰️ What's going guys

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That's why we created SimpleX public channels: - Ownership can't be revoked. - The channel survives any server. - Owners and subscribers are private - privacy is essential for freedom of speech, and no other publishing platform can provide it. 👇

Pirate Wires @PirateWires

3 weeks ago

In less than a decade, the internet went from free and open to one of the most heavily moderated spaces in public life. Beginning in 2015, every major platform created strict, but extremely vague and opaque, ideological content rules backed up by a colossal moderation and

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Stop saying stupid stuff like: "If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear." Start saying: "A free country doesn't track innocent citizens."

Google says YOU must wait 24 hours if you download an app onto your OWN DEVICE if it's from an "Unverified developer". What ever happened to user choice and Android freedom?! 😡 Google has started rolling out its new ""Advanced Flow", which requires you to wait a 24-hour waiting period if you want to install apps from unverified developers. Find out more: tuta.com/blog/android-s… Sign the petition: change.org/p/keep-android…

California lawmakers have unanimously passed an exemption for Linux open-source software from the upcoming age-verification law. If Governor Newsom signs it, Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora and Arch won’t have to add age-verification systems. Software released under GPL, MIT, BSD and Apache licenses would be exempt. Windows, macOS, iOS and Android would still be covered by the law, set to take effect in 2027. SteamOS Its Linux base is open source, but Valve’s Steam client is proprietary, so it’s unclear if full SteamOS would qualify for the exemption.

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ID age verification is spreading FAST all across the world, and especially in the United States. Don't let these corrupt politicians harvest your biometric data

Jason Bassler @JasonBassler1

4 weeks ago

🚨 THE AGE-VERIFIED INTERNET ARRIVES Starting Jan. 25, 2027, *most* social media platforms must confirm users’ ages before offering algorithmic feeds or late-night notifications. “Protect the kids” now means profile everyone. Reject ALL age verification laws!

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When Gabe Newell called Linux "the future of gaming" in 2013, many in the industry were skeptical. Valve launched Steam for Linux anyway. Fast-forward a decade: the Linux-powered Steam Deck launched, leveraging Proton to run thousands of PC titles seamlessly on SteamOS, an operating system rebuilt on an Arch Linux base. What began as a bold bet on open source transformed handheld PC gaming forever. bit.ly/4zyPPHR Video courtesy: SuperTux Team, via Steam #Linux35