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Is it ever okay to film strangers in public?
  • It boils down to consent. You should always always get consent before taking an action that includes somebody else. Just because you can see me is not consent to record me. If you don't have consent, don't do it. It's as simple as that.

  • Why haven't private carriers emerged yet?
  • In general, websites are not E2EE. They are transport layer encrypted, but not end to end encrypted. The client is connecting to a webserver which has an unencrypted copy of the data. You may have an encrypted connection to the web server, but that is not E2EE as the web server is a middle man.

  • Spam attack on Twitter/X rival Mastodon highlights 'fediverse' vulnerabilities
  • Mastodon and friends are built as open conduits with very little in the way of safety or permissions. Spam should be expected.

    It's not a Fediverse vulnerability. It's a Mastodon vulnerability. Don't want spam? Use a better fediverse technology.

  • Why you shouldn't use a SIM card and use an hotspot as an alternative
  • Cell phone tracking is common place. If you carry one, you're being tracked, profiled and having your data correlated with others. The question is whether you support living in a surveillance society. If you do, grab a cell phone and be happy. If not, get rid of it and use alternative communication methods. It's a simple choice. In my experience, most people choose convenience over privacy.

  • Looking for a free speech instance
  • Run your own instance. It's the only way you'll be able to set your own policies. Otherwise you're subject to policies of the instance you're on and those policies may change at any time.

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