throwawayacc0430

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[–] throwawayacc0430@sh.itjust.works 4 points 6 hours ago (1 children)

When your antidepressants stops working πŸ™ƒ

[–] throwawayacc0430@sh.itjust.works 10 points 7 hours ago (3 children)

Friend and Bank safes would be in the US, subject to the US's ICE/Gestspo "civil asset forfeiture". Only foreign cloud storage is safe.

I don't see why "other people's computers" is a problem. Encrypt, then upload.

[–] throwawayacc0430@sh.itjust.works 2 points 7 hours ago (1 children)

Olympus Has Fallen

London Has Fallen

The plot is so ridiculous, its actually comedic.

spoilerIn Olympus Has Fallen, North Korea invades the US 🀭 Absolutely ridiculous, but fun to watch. (Maybe not that ridiculous tho, considering the current administration's incompetency πŸ‘€)

I'd rather grow up with good parents who are older, rather than shitty parents that are younger.

Just try your best, don't worry too much about dying, the medical sciences of the modern era is great, people live longer lives thab ever before.

Kash Patel is the American knock-off of Rishi Sunak 🀑

[–] throwawayacc0430@sh.itjust.works 6 points 9 hours ago (20 children)

Marisa said the agents tore apart every square inch of the house and what few belongings they had, seizing their phones, laptops and their life savings in cash as β€œevidence.”

I'm actually thinking of cloud storage for this reason. Anyone know a good reliable and affordable cloud provider that's not US-based, and I can pay for like a year in advance? (End to End Encryption doesn't matter since I can just do local encryption.)

If you cant even convince enough people to fill out a ballot, you wouldn't be able to convince enough people risk their lives in a revolt.

For me, its more than just the support.

I wouldn't trust it even if someone gifted it to me. You don't know what software runs on there. The car could be programmed to kill you when it see you wearing a LGBT pin on your shirt.

Hail King George III

Make America Great-Britain Again!

Lol, this is literally a privacy community, why do you think people would use a throwaway account?

And its sarcasm. Someone posting a "Hire a hitman today!" isn't actually advocating murder, just to point out the absurdity of the situation.

But it's fine, I get it, sarcasm is hard to understand.

If you want to install free tracking tools, you'll need consent or try to guess the lockscreen password to try to install it covertly.

With this, its doesn't require consent, since most families are on the same family plan.

Only abusers would use this, since a normal person who actually cares about a family member's safety would just ask them to install a tracking app voluntarily and be transparent about it.

Its tracking either way, but doing so voluntarily is way less creepy and also free.

Most modern Android and iOS allows you to share your locations for free via Google and Apple "Find My Phone" networks.

I feel like cashless societies would be in chaos.

ahem China πŸ‘€

I wonder if they would ever add an "offline mode" to the Wechat Pay thing. I mean atleast society can, sort of, function for a few hours running on powerbanks.

 

Obviously this is about the power outage in Spain.


While normally, if a card declines, people would probably have to leave their IDs with the restaurant while they went to get a withdrawl from their bank; this is a power outage, withdrawls wouldn't work. It would be silly to arrest people because of a power outage. So I'm assuming people just have to give the restaurant owner/management their identity info with a promise to pay?

And power outages shouldn't affect buses, since they run on gasoline/diesel, but the payment system processing transit passes might not work. Do buses still get run during a power outage and they just let people on for free, or do they just shut down the bus lines?

 

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/37022405

This is a carrier in the USA (T-Mobile).

I did a quick search for the other 2 carriers using the term "[Carrier Name] Family Tracking" and Verizon and AT&T also seems to have it.

And according to https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-familywhere-app, it says:

FamilyWhere uses geolocation data from the T-Mobile network and is not affected by changes to device location settings.

So it appears that its using cell tower triangulation. Turning on Airplane Mode should stop it (assuming there isn't a separate tracking app on your phone)

Oh Wow, What a wonderful tool for abusive spouses and abusive parents. And telecom companies are making money off of it. πŸ™ƒ

TLDR: Its a good idea to get your own separate cellular plan.

 

This is a carrier in the USA (T-Mobile).

I did a quick search for the other 2 carriers using the term "[Carrier Name] Family Tracking" and Verizon and AT&T also seems to have it.

And according to https://www.t-mobile.com/support/plans-features/t-mobile-familywhere-app, it says:

FamilyWhere uses geolocation data from the T-Mobile network and is not affected by changes to device location settings.

So it appears that its using cell tower triangulation. Turning on Airplane Mode should stop it (assuming there isn't a separate tracking app on your phone)

Oh Wow, What a wonderful tool for abusive spouses and abusive parents. And telecom companies are making money off of it. πŸ™ƒ

TLDR: Its a good idea to get your own separate cellular plan.

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