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Mohamad20ZX, in Privacy DNS chooser script v1.0 released!

Good to see here and I still love your script

backhdlp, in Privacy DNS chooser script v1.0 released!
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Link?

Baritone5371,

just added some minutes ago

Yeldarb12, in Anyone know how to stop running into this in Safari on iOS 17, without getting rid of my privacy extensions?

I don’t use Safari but you can try making sure all of the extensions are up to date.

Reverendender,

What do you use, and how do you have it set up?

NamelessGO,

Use Adguard as extension to block ads, works fine here (Safari from M1)

inson1, in When a service advertise as 100% open source, do you expect the website to be open-source too?

yes

wincing_nucleus073, in Best way to get private phone number?

what exactly are you trying to do? you are being very unclear

milkytoast,
@milkytoast@kbin.social avatar

get a phone number not linked to my name that i columns use for a PayPal and whatnot

wincing_nucleus073,

to them buy monero? why not just do monero for cash? you’re over complicating

milkytoast,
@milkytoast@kbin.social avatar

idk bit of a hassle to meet up with someone and I don't trust the us postal system with cash in an envelope

wincing_nucleus073,

do a postal money order or something. anyway you’re making this way over complicated. but you do you.

wincing_nucleus073, in YouTube adds tracking parameters to shared URLs that can be traced back to individual Google accounts

if i open a youtube link with a share id in newpipe, am I still ok, does it ignore the id? or do i need to delete the id first?

bernard, in Deciding between Fairphone 5 and Pixel 8

Fairphone should provide you sufficient privacy and security and give you ethical points. I have played with many OS’s. GrapheneOS is hands down the best. I have used it for years. If only it would run on a fairly built device such as Fairphone, it would be stellar.

wincing_nucleus073, in Telegram Android Notifications

i assume that the official telegram client uses FCM. but the Telegram FOSS client on Fdroid and its forks use a background service.

possiblylinux127, in How much privacy will I lose if I switch to e/OS

Not much

majestic, in Apple Confirms Governments Using Push Notifications to Surveil Users

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  • TheAnonymouseJoker,
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    Ah yes, Android bad GrapheneOS good propaganda.

    kixik, in What is the general consensus on Zello?

    Why not looking for distributed mechanism, which don’t depend on trusting central servers or particular instances on decentralized mechanisms, like jami, or similar?

    scytale, in Governments spying on Apple, Google users through push notifications -US senator

    Is it right that Apple is putting the responsibility of preventing it on app developers?

    possiblylinux127, in A secret phone surveillance program is spying on millions of Americans

    That’s crazy talk. Who would of guessed that a phone call isn’t private

    mahony, in Kuketz Custom ROM Review: /e/

    Good info. I use e/OS on my old Samsung phone as a daily driver. I consider the phone to be a communication device, so have just couple of messenger apps there. All else is done on a PC so dont consider the security to be an issue. But its good to be aware of it. However, I think privacy is orders of magnitude bigger thread to a common person than an attacker spending resouces and targeting a random person. Sure, someone could attack me, but to get what? While google attacks privacy 24/7.

    Imprint9816, (edited )

    I think people assume most attackers are targeting a specific person when in reality they cast a large net and take as much as they can find.

    www.youtube.com/watch?v=OR8SmnVSLCg

    Thats why iOS exploits are so valuable because iphones run on such a narrow band that an exploit is likely to work on all iphone users, regardless of model.

    mahony, (edited )

    The video you posted 100% proves my point. Nothing in the video is security related, Its all privacy points. Getting attacked by scammers, phishing emails, phone calls etc are privacy threats, because you provided your main email, phone number etc where you should not/did not have to. I am saying again privacy is orders of magnitude bigger thread to a common person than an attacker spending resouces and targeting a random person. Please recognize that privacy and security are different things, people obsess with security when its a smaller threat to them.

    Non of the threats in the video would happen if people didnt share their lives, emails, phone numbers etc all online in plain sight. Non of the threats required an attacker to use a vulnerability to enter into pc/phone/network etc.

    Privacy - use email aliases for different websites, different phone numbers for 2FA, do not use social media or at least do not post all your life , real identity, email and a phone number on there etc

    Security - dont use no longer supported software, use an offline password manager, you still have no chance against 0 day vulnerabilities

    /for a good measure, i copied the link you posted and entered into piped.video, example of privacy.

    jlow, in Kuketz Custom ROM Review: /e/

    Mh, that sounds less bad that I thought it would be judging from the headline.

    It’s basically Lineage with MicroG and a bunch of preinstalled apps (like one of the many Linux distros based on Ubuntu ^__^).

    I think I’d still go for Lineage and install MicroG myself if I have the option, though.

    And that name … it’s just so bad …

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