There is LibreLynx Lite on F-Droid, but it is very bare bones. Do not recommend, especially while IronFox exists.

Rarely. I would say that about 19/20 pages work as expected. I do keep a manually hardened Firefox install on my device for the rare site that I do want to visit but that doesn’t load in IronFox for some reason. In my experience, VPN breaks the internet more than IronFox does. And I still want to use VPN.

You could say that it was showing a reflection of the sky.

The EU will need to form a proper federal state or be torn apart in the persistent attacks of the other major world powers that actively try to prevent just that unification.

We’re moving to a world where the law requires you to be profiled in order to participate.

Chilling!

Grundsätzlich wichtiges Thema. Bedrückend, wie das immer wieder gepusht wird!

Ich bekomme ein leichtes Störgefühl beim Wording von Punkt 2 des 5 Punkte Plans. Wie soll die Umsetzung aussehen?

1. Der Vorschlag, in Messengerapps grundsätzlich keine Kontaktaufnahme von Fremden zu erlauben? Jeder neue Kontakt auf einem Messenger ist ja erstmal fremd. Heißt das: Kontakt nur zulassen, wenn beide die Kontaktdaten des jeweils Anderen bereits gespeichert haben? Das verhindert jede Auffindbarkeit (“Guck mal, mein Freund Leo hat ja auch Signal, den schreibe ich mal an”). Kann man natürlich machen, aber ist schon unpraktisch. Und wenn jemand schon die Nummer oder Email hat, dann klappt die Kontaktaufnahme ohnehin one way. Alternativ ließe sich das ggf. mit einem small world network umsetzen, allow contact initialization only by friends or friends of friends by default. Aber wie groß da dann noch der Sicherheitsgewinn ist?
2. Nacktfotos grundsätzlich verpixeln? Geht nur indem alle Fotos gescannt werden. Ich weiß ja nicht ob die Information mal zuverlässig auf dem Gerät bleibt…

Ansonsten top: Mehr Personal, crawler und proaktiv Material löschen lassen, mehr Aufklärung, Nicht-öffentliche Profile by default.

https://www.patrick-breyer.de/chatkontrolle-aus-als-chance-5-punkte-aktionsplan-fuer-echten-kinderschutz-vorgelegt/

You wish

Is interactive cinema making a comeback?

Connections Puzzle #1110

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Comments: one connection really stretches it…

Adding my personal notes on search engines here for anyone’s interest. I personally use Qwant on Desktop and DuckDuckGo on mobile. I like Qwant because they are at least working on their own index and are EU-based. On the other hand, DuckDuckGo is faster and has a more comprehensive privacy policy. I’m really trying to use Mojeek on mobile but the search results are much worse than DuckDuckGo and Qwant in my repeated experience.

Useful background:

• https://stateofsurveillance.org/articles/technical/blur-pixelation-censorship-false-security/
• https://undercodetesting.com/the-vulnerability-of-pixelation-as-a-privacy-measure/

I believe they are just running some sort of network detection. I also got this message yesterday, but when I switched servers in my VPN it went away. Sad to see reddit go down this path. But that’s why I’m here.

Spoilsport :P

Erm… OP, you know that blurring is not destructive, right?

Could one integrate this with apps like NextTube or PipePipe? I.e., When I search for a video on those apps, they search the torrent index first, then search Frama Tube / PeerTube second, then search YouTube-proper last. While I’m streaming a video from any of these sources, I am then also downloading and seeding it to the torrent network and I keep seeding the last videos I watched on a rolling basis until an allocated memory space on my disk is full and the oldest or least requested video in that local buffer is deleted to make space for new; while I’m on Wifi to save mobile data? I think providing such seamless integration is the best way to get this space densely populated enough to be useful.

I have not. To be perfectly honest, I don’t really understand how that would even work. Can you elaborate? At home, I run a local model with a Kobold CCP backbone to localhost. The physical network is a private Wifi, though the computer is running VPN and I haven’t given much thought about what that means for the AI via localhost. At work, I can thankfully use a responsibly managed AI (company servers, very strong and externally audited data privacy standard with zero on-server data retention) for coding.

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First ever perfect connections 🙌 normally I find this very difficult.

Can you explain in a little more detail how enforcing online ID prevents WW3? Genuinely curious. The only thing I think of that national online ID might help with is counter intelligence, especially in defense against psyops. However, in the few cases that we do know about psyops toppling elections, e.g., Brexit, these were performed on behalf of or with the aid of party and government officials in the affected countries. If any, this would become easier, because widespread online ID silents dissenting voices, while well-financed entities can navigate and / or circumvent such regulation (also see, for example, the effect of GDPR on the market structure of attention merchants in Europe).

Introducing Athenian democracy: Place your name on a paper slip. Place that slip in a big bag. If your name gets pulled, congrats: You are now a politician for an allotted time. Also works with marble slips for extra flair.

Thank you for the context. Highly appreciated! I had gathered the gradual decline in funding and surveillance from this publication but they didn’t really talk about the damages done by COVID or DOGE.