

Chemo and alzheimer patients and their families are targets for that reason. Privacy was already a joke before DOGE copied it all off for Elmos Next Reich
Chemo and alzheimer patients and their families are targets for that reason. Privacy was already a joke before DOGE copied it all off for Elmos Next Reich
Member when they sucked up everyone’s wifi passwords and the world was like ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This ☝️, which nobody tells you, and then about 20 other things nobody tells you except that one Indian vlogger who installs everything on everything.
TL;DW - if you have a relatively recent Pixel, you’re probably good. Everything else, get out the forum posts, an old POS windows box you don’t mind trashing and start finding out what doesn’t work. You might get some Samsung to mostly work ok.
Generative AI was always garbage and our oligarch overlords tried to out dick-wave each other for years wasting hundreds of billions of dollars and cratering their in-house teams.
Will they learn their lesson and abandon this impossibly broken technology?
Nope!
Guess getting p0vvN3d cut their legs out after all. Who’s going to buy them, y’think?
Anyone still on Xitter is part of the problem.
Delete it.
This the trump-licker? Yeah, bye Proton.
Buh bye now
Anyone want to guess where his money really comes from?
Chrome’s user data.
I approve this message.
But seriously that keyboard’s gonna need to mech it up a little bit.
All the more reason to delete them.
Agreed. And since Meta and Xitter are avowed fascism hubs, delete them anyway.
Not saying that a lot of people get arrested for posting their crimes on facebook, instagram, etc but a lot of people get arrested for posting their crimes on facebook, instagram, etc.
I mean - don’t use those things. Delete them. Now.
I know many of those words.
Is that because their founder joined trump’s team and they face a massive boycott?
I mean, presumes facts not in evidence.
No they slurped up the pw’s too back in the day. Before WEP2? I forget.
Hm. The intertubes tells me it was unencrypted data. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/google-wifi-street-cars-spy-lawsuit-settlement,39998.html
Oh. Right. It collected unencrypted (i.e. email) passwords. Allll niiiice and legal, probably. https://www.socialmediatoday.com/content/google-says-collecting-data-unencrypted-wifi-networks-isnt-illegal