I think you’ve made your point more than enough times now. https://lemmy.world/search?creatorId=6173536&q=gamingonlinux

Exactly, it is “A community of privacy and FOSS enthusiasts, run by Lemmy’s developers,” and not a community for spreading nonsense like Google secretly listening to your conversations to better recommend YouTube videos to you.

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Maybe I should have removed this post, because it is ridiculous.

This is very much believable, and a thousand times more believable than your phone listening to you to send you ads.

ChatGenePT

Oh. That’s what I get for making wild-assed guesses from the first page of search results ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I know almost nothing about BlastPass, but, looking at the first page of search hits, it seemed to have been an Apple implementation vulnerability rather than some vulnerability baked into the standard itself. In general, buffer overflows are implementation-specific.

Don’t worry, once they have your credit card number they’ll track you even more. At best you’ll get a £‎2.35 cheque from a class action lawsuit in seven years, assuming they ever even get caught.

You say that as if Google’s platform isn’t also riddled with spyware. “Spying,” AKA advertising, is Google’s bread & butter.

It looks like it has exactly the same pitfalls as every other proprietary email client.

Not that open source email clients are all much better, because email isn’t very private. Even if you encrypt your messages, a lot of metadata leaks. Most encryption solutions don’t even encrypt the subject line, because it too is stored with the metadata.

This sounds like a famous engineer’s disease adage: The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it. Not every social problem can or should be solved by technology.

The West created Zionism. Zionism is a Western settler-colonialist project, as was the United States, Canada, Australia, South Africa, and Nazi Germany, to name a few.

It’s hardly simple: Why not Signal?

Why not Signal?

Good Alternatives

• Matrix
• XMPP
• Briar
• Jitsi
• SimpleX

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Good luck with that 😂

Okay, be a dumbass. Why don’t you fork yourself?

There is plenty of space between absolute trust and its contrapositive.

Was it revealed, or did Tucker Carlson assert this with no evidence? Because what comes out of his mouth is usually bullshit.

History shows that you shouldn’t automatically trust encryption technologies from the US government.

• Scientific American: NSA Efforts to Evade Encryption Technology Damaged U.S. Cryptography Standard
• Washington Post: How the CIA used Crypto AG encryption devices to spy on countries for decades