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Search results for tag #privacy

[?]Miami Tech Enthusiast Club šŸ“Ž Ā» 🌐
@mtec@mastodon.social

A coalition of local groups will be hosting a teach-in against Palantir and their recent move to Miami. Happening on Monday, June 1 at 7 PM in North Miami Beach. Learn more about Palantir's role in mass surveillance that undermines your freedom.

War on immigrants: powered by Palantir. Teach-in happening on Monday, June 1 at 7 PM at Golem Games at 16460 NE 16th Ave, North Miami Beach

Alt...War on immigrants: powered by Palantir. Teach-in happening on Monday, June 1 at 7 PM at Golem Games at 16460 NE 16th Ave, North Miami Beach

    [?]Global Feed Ā» 🌐
    @liliumf@mastodon.social

    [?]Lemniscate Ā» 🌐
    @Lemniscate@infosec.exchange

    I’m looking for security/privacy focused books geared toward less technical folks/a more general audience, such as The Smart Girl’s Guide To Privacy. Any suggestions? Most of my security library is NOT aimed at that audience and I’m looking for things to read for possible recommendation.

    Thank you!

      [?]PrivacyDigest Ā» 🌐
      @PrivacyDigest@mas.to

      is a Nightmare

      In the rush to block young people from certain parts of the internet, lawmakers are creating a privacy and nightmare for everyone. This scenario is already playing out globally. Help us stop it and keep the web open and accessible for all.

      eff.org/deeplinks/2026/05/age-

        [?]NewsletterTF Ā» 🌐
        @newsletterTF@mastodon.social

        Discord Completes Years-Long Encryption Push For All Calls

        Discord now uses end-to-end encryption for all voice and video calls, making communication more private. Text messages are not encrypted.

        newsletter.tf/discord-adds-enc

          [?]NewsletterTF Ā» 🌐
          @newsletterTF@mastodon.social

          Discord has finished adding encryption to all its voice and video calls. This means your calls are now private by default, unlike text messages which are still not encrypted.


          newsletter.tf/discord-adds-enc

            [?]PrivacyDigest Ā» 🌐
            @PrivacyDigest@mas.to

            One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: CA's Exempts But Expands Age-Gating

            After public outrage, lawmakers are moving closer to exempting open source operating systems from the sweeping age-bracketing regime mandated by last year’s ( ). Nonetheless, the current bill still jeopardizes internet users’ speech, , and .

            eff.org/deeplinks/2026/05/one-

              [?]Marshall Sutherland Ā» 🌐
              @dwatney@hub.farthinghalearms.com

              #^This State Just Closed a Major Privacy Loophole

              Private land is exactly that; it’s private. It should not be treated as open territory for warrantless searches. Idaho has made it clear that if the government wants to step onto private land to investigate or search for wrongdoing, it must first go to a judge and show probable cause. This law protects law-abiding landowners while preserving law enforcement’s ability to do its job the right way.

              #video #privacy #IJ

                [?]matthew - retroedge.tech Ā» 🌐
                @matthew@social.retroedge.tech

                My hesitancy about AI is that it is serious invasion of privacy.

                People ā€œchatā€ with these tools and reveal all kinds of details about themselves and what they are working on. After that happens, they have no control over what is done with that data or who it is shared with.

                If AI is used from tasks or technical details where privacy is not that much of a concern, I have less of a problem with it.

                If AI could be used completely locally without ā€œphoning homeā€ and sharing all the details with BigTech companies, then I’d be much more okay with it.

                As of now, that’s hard to do. I think the privacy concerns are very real and should be taken seriously.

                #privacy #AI #LLM

                  [?]Raphael Albert Ā» 🌐
                  @r_alb@mastodon.social

                  This should not come as a surprise to anyone, but it needed a decision by the Austrian data protection authority nonetheless:

                  Data brokers have to provide proper information when they scrape someone's data from a company register. They cannot claim to have done so by having a privacy notice on their website. Neither does the exemption for situations in which information would require unreasonable effort apply to them.

                  From a case recently won by yours truly.
                  --

                    Mx Jay Baker boosted

                    [?]Oakland Privacy Ā» 🌐
                    @oaklandprivacy@mastodon.social

                    Flock Safety hosted a private webinar training police on how to address city councils and "reframe common concerns" about its surveillance cameras as opposition grows across California and beyond.

                    oaklandside.org/2026/05/28/flo


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                      [?]Jonathan Joshua Ā» 🌐
                      @jsjoshua@esq.social

                      Digital driver's licenses have been around for a while now. When they first came out, privacy groups expressed concerns. I haven't heard much since then, though, and NY just rolled out their version of it.

                      Anyone have any recommended resources (recent) or thoughts about the current benefits or risks of downloading an app and uploading my drivers license into it?

                        [?]Privacy Paul Ā» 🌐
                        @Paulf@defcon.social

                        This news item would appear to suggest that Meta don’t value our privacy as much as they claim. Well, who would have thought that?

                        bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5y7yv

                          [?]Privacy Guides Ā» 🌐
                          @privacyguides.org@bsky.brid.gy

                          🚨 This Week In Privacy #55 will be live in 30 minutes, we'll be talking about GrapheneOS' new accessibility feature and covering the latest privacy & security news. Join us live and chat with the community! 😊 www.youtube.com/@privacyguid...

                          GrapheneOS is Taking Accessibi...

                            [?]Privacy Guides Ā» 🌐
                            @privacyguides@mastodon.neat.computer

                            🚨 This Week In Privacy #55 will be live in 30 minutes, we'll be talking about GrapheneOS' new accessibility feature and covering the latest privacy & security news.

                            Join us live and chat with the community! 😊

                            streamyard.com/watch/vjyvuN2hh

                              [?]Fluxerworld Ā» 🌐
                              @Xuruh@mastodon.social

                              hi, mastodon šŸ‘‹

                              i make fluxerworld — a fork of fluxer with proper end-to-end encryption, native android/ios clients, and a real self-hosting story. agpl-3.0.

                              basically: discord-shaped but the chats are actually e2ee.

                              🌐 fluxer.world
                              šŸ’» fluxer.world/gh

                              Fluxerworld Electron Client

                              Alt...Fluxerworld Electron Client

                                [?]DigitalEscapeTools Ā» 🌐
                                @xabd@mastodon.social

                                Colanode is a modern open-source collaboration platform built with a local-first approach.

                                Your data stays local first with SQLite and syncs afterward, so you can keep working even offline.

                                It combines docs, databases, kanban boards, calendars, chat, and real-time collaboration in one self-hostable workspace.

                                Feels like a privacy-focused mix of Notion, Slack, and Anytype.

                                šŸ‘‰ digitalescapetools.com/tools/t

                                Screenshot of Colanode showing its local-first collaboration platform, branding, and description about self-hosted teamwork, privacy, and offline-first productivity.

                                Alt...Screenshot of Colanode showing its local-first collaboration platform, branding, and description about self-hosted teamwork, privacy, and offline-first productivity.

                                  [?]Nick Espinosa Ā» 🌐
                                  @NickAEsp@mastodon.social

                                  Cindy Cohn of the @eff is one of the world's leading advocates for digital rights and online freedom. It was my honor to discuss all things privacy and online rights with her today!

                                  youtu.be/LXX9x5tX73M

                                    [?]Nick Espinosa Ā» 🌐
                                    @NickAEsp@mastodon.social

                                    Daily podcast: Cindy Cohn of the @eff is one of the world's leading advocates for digital rights and online freedom. It was my honor to discuss all things privacy and online rights with her today!

                                    soundcloud.com/nickaesp/eff

                                      [?]The New Oil Ā» 🤖 🌐
                                      @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                                      [?]The New Oil Ā» 🤖 🌐
                                      @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                                      [?]Art Lover Ā» 🌐
                                      @RogerP@mastodon-belgium.be

                                      Another example of privacy. Each picture you make with your Samsung smartphone shows a Google map with the exact place were the picture was made.

                                        [?]The New Oil Ā» 🤖 🌐
                                        @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                                        [?]The Calyx Institute Ā» 🌐
                                        @calyxinstitute@mastodon.social

                                        Bitwarden CLI has been compromised as part of the newly discovered and ongoing Checkmarx supply chain campaign. Bitwarden confirmed the incident and said it stemmed from the compromise of its npm distribution mechanism following the Checkmarx supply chain attack, but emphasized that no end-user data was accessed as part of the attack. thehackernews.com/2026/04/bitw

                                          [?]DigitalEscapeTools Ā» 🌐
                                          @xabd@mastodon.social

                                          Mailu is a free and open-source mail server built to make self-hosting email easier.

                                          It includes SMTP, IMAP, webmail, DKIM, SPF, DMARC, anti-spam protection, TLS encryption, and Docker-based deployment , all in one stack.

                                          A solid option for people wanting more control over their email infrastructure.

                                          šŸ‘‰ digitalescapetools.com/tools/t

                                          Mailu logo and description explaining it as a self-hosted Docker-based mail server focused on simplicity, full features, and open-source email hosting.

                                          Alt...Mailu logo and description explaining it as a self-hosted Docker-based mail server focused on simplicity, full features, and open-source email hosting.

                                            [?]CyberNetsecIO Ā» 🌐
                                            @netsecio@mastodon.social

                                            šŸ“° California Sues 23andMe Over 2023 Breach, Alleging Major Security and Privacy Failures

                                            California's AG is suing 23andMe over its 2023 data breach. The lawsuit alleges the company failed to maintain reasonable security against credential stuffing & violated state privacy laws like CCPA. 🧬

                                            🌐 cyber[.]netsecops[.]io

                                            šŸ”— cyber.netsecops.io/articles/ca

                                              [?]Church of Jeff Ā» 🌐
                                              @jeffowski@mastodon.world

                                              A split image shows a text overlay at the top on a black background, with the username "evolveu_365" in the top-left corner. The text reads: "Listen… When the people who started the FIRE… Start running from the smoke… WAKE. UP. Peter Thiel co-founded Palantir — the company that built the surveillance infrastructure for the CIA. The NSA. ICE. He bankrolled Trump TWICE. He just moved his family to Argentina. Bought a mansion. Enrolled his kids in school. Cited ā€œconcerns about America’s future.ā€ SIR. YOU created this future." Below the text is a portrait of billionaire Peter Thiel, wearing a dark suit jacket and a white open-collar shirt, posing against a black and white damask-patterned backdrop.

                                              Alt...A split image shows a text overlay at the top on a black background, with the username "evolveu_365" in the top-left corner. The text reads: "Listen… When the people who started the FIRE… Start running from the smoke… WAKE. UP. Peter Thiel co-founded Palantir — the company that built the surveillance infrastructure for the CIA. The NSA. ICE. He bankrolled Trump TWICE. He just moved his family to Argentina. Bought a mansion. Enrolled his kids in school. Cited ā€œconcerns about America’s future.ā€ SIR. YOU created this future." Below the text is a portrait of billionaire Peter Thiel, wearing a dark suit jacket and a white open-collar shirt, posing against a black and white damask-patterned backdrop.

                                                [?]Novem [He/Him] Ā» 🌐
                                                @NovemDecimal@sunny.garden

                                                I have been thinking of signing up on open source chat platform for quite some time, and we are entering the second half of 2026 which means that Discord will implement global age verification at anytime, it is starting to be urgent for me to have an account on an open source chat platform.

                                                Thing is, what is preventing me from being on open source chat platform is that I am having a choice paralysis. I'm not sure if I should go for Fluxer, Matrix, XMPP. šŸ¤”

                                                I could sign up on all three... but... this idea just... I kind of don't like it... I would prefer to only be on one platform.

                                                  [?]windowsCult Ā» 🌐
                                                  @windowscult@flipboard.social

                                                  A is essential in 2026 to protect against invasive data profiling, bypass heavy-handed geo-restrictions, and secure your digital footprint as AI-driven surveillance and online tracking become more aggressive.

                                                  Advanced Privacy & Tracking Protection: Aggressive AI-powered analytics and data brokers track your online habits across platforms. A VPN masks your IP address and encrypts your traffic to reduce your digital footprint.

                                                  AI Platform Access: Many modern AI tools, search engines, and emerging tech platforms restrict access or alter features based on geographical location. VPNs allow seamless access to global AI services.

                                                  Public Wi-Fi Security: Unsecured networks in cafes, hotels, and airports are prime targets for hackers. A VPN encrypts your data so sensitive information (like passwords and banking details) remains secure.

                                                  Bypassing Government Restrictions: Digital regulations, content filtering, and identity verification requirements continue to rise globally. VPNs help bypass censorship and access the unfiltered internet

                                                  Avoiding ISP Throttling: Internet Service Providers (ISPs) often throttle bandwidth when they detect data-intensive activities such as streaming or large downloads. A VPN hides your activity, ensuring consistent, unthrottled speeds.

                                                  Read more windows101tricks.com/6-reasons

                                                  What Is a VPN and 6 Reasons You Should Use One in 2026

                                                  Alt...What Is a VPN and 6 Reasons You Should Use One in 2026

                                                    [?]ResearchBuzz: Firehose Ā» 🌐
                                                    @researchbuzz_firehose@rbfirehose.com

                                                    Reuters: Exclusive: US military personnel are being targeted using location data, Pentagon letter shows. “U.S. forces deployed to ​war zones have been targeted using commercially available location data, according to reports fielded by military officials, an illustration of how ā€Œthe global surveillance economy is shaping the battlefield.”

                                                    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/05/29/exclusive-us-military-personnel-are-being-targeted-using-location-data-pentagon-letter-shows-reuters/

                                                    [?]The New Oil Ā» 🤖 🌐
                                                    @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                                                    [?]PixelUnion Ā» 🌐
                                                    @pixelunion@mastodon.social

                                                    šŸ›”ļø Dutch govt BLOCKS US tech takeover of DigiD infra to protect digital sovereignty! šŸ‡³šŸ‡±šŸ‡ŖšŸ‡ŗ

                                                    Under the US CLOUD Act, foreign powers could access vital Dutch data. At PixelUnion, we applaud this. Privacy is a right. Protect your photos like govt protects data on safe European soil! šŸ“øāœØ

                                                    Read more: pixelunion.eu/blog/2026/05/dig

                                                    DigiD

                                                    Alt...DigiD

                                                      [?]The New Oil Ā» 🤖 🌐
                                                      @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                                                      [?]Androidiani.net Ā» 🌐
                                                      @blog@androidiani.net

                                                      HyperOS 4 porterĆ  la privacy display anti-curiosi: Xiaomi sfida Galaxy S26 Ultra con il software

                                                      Xiaomi starebbe preparando per il suo prossimo sistema operativo HyperOS 4 una funzione di protezione della privacy del display ispirata a quella vista sul Galaxy S26 Ultra di Samsung. Secondo fonti esterne al colosso cinese, la funzione limiterebbe la visibilitĆ  dello schermo dagli angoli laterali, rendendolo illeggibile per chi guarda di lato — utilissima in treno, metro o in luoghi affollati. La differenza chiave: software contro hardware Samsung ha implementato il proprio Privacy […] [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

                                                      Xiaomi starebbe preparando per il suo prossimo sistema operativo HyperOS 4 una funzione di protezione della privacy del display ispirata a quella vista sul Galaxy S26 Ultra di Samsung. Secondo fonti esterne al colosso cinese, la funzione limiterebbe la visibilitĆ  dello schermo dagli angoli laterali, rendendolo illeggibile per chi guarda di lato — utilissima in treno, metro o in luoghi affollati.

                                                      La differenza chiave: software contro hardware

                                                      Samsung ha implementato il proprio Privacy Display sul Galaxy S26 Ultra tramite una soluzione hardware dedicata, ovvero un pannello con strato di filtraggio ottico integrato. Xiaomi, invece, punterebbe a ottenere lo stesso risultato con un approccio puramente software, elaborando il segnale video per ridurre la luminosità e la visibilità agli angoli. Questo approccio, se funzionerà come atteso, permetterebbe a Xiaomi di distribuire la funzione su una gamma molto più ampia di dispositivi tramite aggiornamento OTA, senza richiedere display speciali.

                                                      HyperOS 4: un aggiornamento ricco di novitĆ 

                                                      La funzione privacy non sarĆ  l’unica novitĆ  di HyperOS 4. Il prossimo aggiornamento del sistema operativo Xiaomi dovrebbe portare un’importante revisione dell’interfaccia utente, nuove funzionalitĆ  basate sull’intelligenza artificiale e un miglioramento generale della fluiditĆ . La distribuzione ĆØ prevista entro fine 2026, ma non ĆØ ancora noto quali dispositivi riceveranno per primi il nuovo OS.

                                                      La tendenza: la privacy diventa feature di marketing

                                                      Xiaomi aveva giĆ  mostrato attenzione al tema con lo Stealth Mode dello Xiaomi 17 Pro, che nasconde notifiche e contenuti al secondo display posteriore. La nuova funzione anti-occhi-indiscreti di HyperOS 4 si inserisce in questa strategia: la privacy visiva sta diventando un elemento differenziante importante quanto la fotocamera o l’autonomia batterica. Se la soluzione software di Xiaomi si dimostrerĆ  efficace, potrebbe guadagnare un vantaggio competitivo significativo su quei produttori che richiedono hardware dedicato.

                                                      HyperOS 4 porterĆ  la privacy display anti-curiosi: Xiaomi sfida Galaxy S26 Ultra con il software

                                                      Alt...HyperOS 4 porterĆ  la privacy display anti-curiosi: Xiaomi sfida Galaxy S26 Ultra con il software

                                                      [?]Nonya Bidniss Ā» 🌐
                                                      @Nonya_Bidniss@infosec.exchange

                                                      More legacy of ...you're not going to like this

                                                      What this office is doing is taking the parts of the federal government that touch you directly, your prescription, your voter registration, your passport, your federal login, out of the agencies that legally own them and rebuilding them on White House infrastructure. Vote.gov belongs to the Election Assistance Commission, and the studio built a copy. Passports belong to the State Department, and the studio is building a replacement this week. Login.gov belonged to GSA, and the studio’s guy runs it now.

                                                      thedreydossier.substack.com/p/

                                                        [?]The New Oil Ā» 🤖 🌐
                                                        @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                                                        [?]DEVONtechnologies Ā» 🌐
                                                        @devontechnologies@mastodon.devontechnologies.com

                                                        Tip of the day: If you want to use AI in , you can choose between server-based and local models. Whether it’s for privacy reasons or just the novelty, running AI locally on your Mac may be something you’re considering. But how does that work and what options are available? devontechnologies.com/blog/202

                                                          [?]/G|T|R|O|N|I|X\ :python: :emacs: :nix: :linux: Ā» 🌐
                                                          @gtronix@infosec.exchange

                                                          "This MacBook Privacy Screen Totally Changed How I Work in Public"

                                                          "But the issue of privacy was always a hurdle. I'm one of those people who enjoy on planes and in public spaces in general."

                                                          wired.com/story/targus-privacy

                                                            [?]The Human Capybara [She/He/They - Elle/Il/iel] Ā» 🌐
                                                            @aSweetGentleman@mstdn.social

                                                            Well, you don't want to restrict adtech's freedom to make money out of your data, that would be anti-American, wouldn't it? /s

                                                            "US Central Command says it was warned that adversaries used location data to target troops."

                                                            "Lawmakers urge Pentagon to act, citing adtech industry as national security threat."

                                                            "Calls for disabling ad IDs, restricting location sharing, and moving away from Chrome on devices"

                                                            reuters.com/business/media-tel

                                                              [?]PI Media Ā» 🌐
                                                              @privacyint@media.privacyinternational.org

                                                              6 ChatGPT Settings to Protect Your Privacy

                                                              00:00 Introduction
                                                              00:25 Prevent your data from being used to train the ChatGPT model
                                                              01:09 Review third party apps that ChatGPT can access
                                                              02:22 Manage if and how your chats are shared
                                                              03:17 Delete chats
                                                              03:40 Turn on two-factor authentication
                                                              04:10 Turn off ad personalisation

                                                              This guide includes steps to limit the risks of using this tool such as:
                                                              Enabling Two-Factor authentication
                                                              Managing if and how your chats are shared
                                                              Reviewing third party apps that ChatGPT can access
                                                              Preventing use of your data to train the model
                                                              Deleting chats
                                                              Turning Off Ad Personalisation

                                                              Enable Two-Factor authentication
                                                              Two-Factor authentication provides an extra security step in order to access your account. This way, besides asking for your username and password, ChatGPT will protect your account access by requiring a unique code on your device. This reduces the chances of someone accessing your account and getting access to your previous chats.
                                                              You will need a dedicated app to setup Two-Factor Authentication.

                                                              *On the mobile app:*
                                                              Go to your profile by clicking the menu in the top left corner and tapping on your profile in the bottom left corner. Navigate to *Security* and tap *multi-factor verification*.
                                                              A browser window will open and you will be asked to login. Follow the instructions to finish the setup.

                                                              *On your browser:*
                                                              Go to the settings by clicking on your profile in the bottom left corner and clicking *Settings*. Navigate to *Security* and click *multi-factor verification*.
                                                              You will be redirected to a new page, follow the instructions to finish the setup.

                                                              Managing if and how your chats are shared
                                                              ChatGPT allows you to share conversations via a URL. While in theory only people with the link can read the conversation, it’s not impossible for this link to end up online and be indexed by search engines. Before sharing a link to a conversation, you should ensure it does not contain personal or sensitive information that you don’t want to share.
                                                              Note that this feature is only available on your browser and not in app*

                                                              You can manage your previously shared chats in the settings by clicking on your profile in the bottom left corner and clicking *Data Controls*. Click *Manage* next to *Shared links* and delete any chat you don’t want to be public anymore.

                                                              Review third party apps that ChatGPT can access
                                                              ChatGPT can access documents, calendar events and other information from connected apps, such as cloud file storage (e.g. Google Drive). We have expressed concerns about the privacy and security risks created by connecting AI chatbots to other apps as it can be exploited to access personal data.

                                                              To limit these risks, you should regularly review which apps ChatGPT is connected to and remove services you don’t or no longer use. This is particularly important if you are using ChatGPT Plus or Pro as more connected apps are available and ChatGPT agent mode can use those apps with limited control from the user.

                                                              Note that this feature is only available on your browser and not in app

                                                              Go to the settings by clicking on your profile in the bottom left corner and clicking *Settings*. Navigate to *Connected apps* and review the apps you are connected to.

                                                              Once this is done, go through the settings of the app you had previously connected and remove ChatGPT from the third party apps with access.

                                                              Prevent use of your data to train the model
                                                              Large Language Models are trained on massive datasets. We have expressed concerns about the lawfulness of using data collected online for this purpose and there are demonstrable risks of this data being reproduced by AI chatbots without user consent or knowledge (called ā€œregurgitationā€). To limit the risk of personal data leaking out, we suggest preventing the content of your chats from being used for further training.

                                                              *On the mobile app*:
                                                              Go to your profile by clicking the menu in the top left corner and tapping on your profile in the bottom left corner. Navigate to *Data Controls* and turn off *Improve the model for everyone*.

                                                              *On your browser*:
                                                              Go to the settings by clicking on your profile in the bottom left corner and clicking Settings. Navigate to *Data Controls* and turn off *Improve the model for everyone*.

                                                              Delete chats
                                                              Chats, like emails or messages, might contain sensitive information you don’t want others to access. To limit the risks in case of unauthorised access by someone with access to your device or a malicious actor, it can be good practice to delete chats you won’t come back to.

                                                              *On the mobile app*:
                                                              Tap on a chat and click the three dots in the top right corner. Tap *delete*.

                                                              Delete a conversation on mobile
                                                              *On your browser*:
                                                              Click the three dots next to a chat in the left-hand bar and click *delete*.
                                                              You can also delete all your chats in the *Data Controls* menu.

                                                              Turn Off Ad Personalisation
                                                              ChatGPT has started to introduce ads in some regions, along with controls that let you limit how much your activity shapes what you see. For now this feature is only available to users in the United States as part of a limited rollout and there is a setting to turn off ad personalisation and reduce how much of your data is fed into this targeting.

                                                              This feature will be coming to other regions, so it’s worth checking your settings regularly. When it appears, you’ll find it under Settings > Ad Controls.

                                                              If you turn ad personalisation off you will still see ads, but based on the context of your current chat thread and not based on accumulated data from past conversations.

                                                              Alt...---

                                                                [?]WIRED - The Latest in Technology, Science, Culture and Business [Unofficial] Ā» 🌐
                                                                @wired.com@web.brid.gy

                                                                This MacBook Privacy Screen Totally Changed How I Work in Public

                                                                I'm one of those people who enjoy on planes and in public spaces in general. But the issue of privacy was always a hurdle.

                                                                This MacBook Privacy Screen Totally Changed How I Work in Public

                                                                Alt...This MacBook Privacy Screen Totally Changed How I Work in Public

                                                                [?]ADHDBard Ā» 🌐
                                                                @rogerc2738@social.vivaldi.net

                                                                [?]ADHDBard Ā» 🌐
                                                                @rogerc2738@social.vivaldi.net

                                                                [?]The New Oil Ā» 🤖 🌐
                                                                @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                                                                [?]Aasengaare Ā» 🌐
                                                                @AasenGaare@social.vivaldi.net

                                                                "Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say" - Snowden

                                                                  [?]The New Oil Ā» 🤖 🌐
                                                                  @thenewoil@mastodon.thenewoil.org

                                                                  The form asked my permission to share my health data. Then it wouldn’t let me say no.

                                                                  themarkup.org/privacy/2026/05/

                                                                    [?]Wendy M. Grossman Ā» 🌐
                                                                    @wendyg@mastodon.xyz

                                                                    This week's net.wars, "The sovereignty paradox", goes to Computers, Privacy, and Data Proetction 2026 and finds a lot of discussions of European values: netwars.pelicancrossing.net/20

                                                                      [?]Clean The Web Ā» 🌐
                                                                      @cleantheweb@social.cologne

                                                                      Hey admins, do you regularly delete inactive users from your platforms? This prevents "zombie accounts," ensures data privacy (protection against account misuse, e.g., someone re-registering with a recycled email), and upholds the principle of data minimization.

                                                                        [?]Lawkid Ā» 🌐
                                                                        @lawkid@defcon.social

                                                                        American companies after GDPR: 'We respect your privacy.' Also them: selling your data to 47 partners.

                                                                          [?]noyb.eu Ā» 🌐
                                                                          @noybeu@mastodon.social

                                                                          šŸŽ™ļø of last week's @CPDPconferences - thank you to everyone who stopped by and took part! 🩷 Recordings will be made available by in the coming weeks. @maxschrems

                                                                          Group photo of the panel attendees Alexandra Jaspar, Herwig Hofmann, Max Schrems, Rosalia Anna D'Agostino and moderator Jennifer Baker.

                                                                          Alt...Group photo of the panel attendees Alexandra Jaspar, Herwig Hofmann, Max Schrems, Rosalia Anna D'Agostino and moderator Jennifer Baker.

                                                                          Photo of the panel speakers: Danny Mekić of Leiden University, Michaela Gehring of European Ombudsman, Kristina Irion of the Institute for Information Law. Credits Ā© IViR

                                                                          Alt...Photo of the panel speakers: Danny Mekić of Leiden University, Michaela Gehring of European Ombudsman, Kristina Irion of the Institute for Information Law. Credits Ā© IViR

                                                                          pictured are the hosts Martin Baumann of noyb.eu, Marie-Catherine Hochreiter-Wagner of the University of Vienna & Mariana Alicia Rissetto of the Data Protection Moot Court

                                                                          Alt...pictured are the hosts Martin Baumann of noyb.eu, Marie-Catherine Hochreiter-Wagner of the University of Vienna & Mariana Alicia Rissetto of the Data Protection Moot Court

                                                                          Anja Wyrobek, Magdalena Steringer, Nathalie Laneret, Felix Mikolasch, Max von Grafenstein (c) ECLD

                                                                          Alt...Anja Wyrobek, Magdalena Steringer, Nathalie Laneret, Felix Mikolasch, Max von Grafenstein (c) ECLD

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