Ah, got to love the Hammerhead Eagle iThrust
Ah, got to love the Hammerhead Eagle iThrust
Plus, the signal client is open source. You can literally be 100% sure that your keys are being securely generated.
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Yeah, privacy is not political.
Artificial restrictions on currency is the literal opposite of capitalism.
I mean, it doesn’t look like it’s personally identifiable at all, just aggregate.
I fail to see what’s wrong with that. If you aren’t intending to sell it, then it’s just hoarding. The only exception I can think of is something you’ve made but haven’t put on the market yet, and an “incomplete and under active development” clause could easily take care of that.
I can definitely see a lot of potential in using LLMs like a templating service. The entire point of an LLM is to generate something that, on a surface level, looks correct, which is basically what a template is.
I mean, crypto apps don’t prey on poor people anymore than casinos do.
I just honestly answer that I don’t know.
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The nointro metadata lists would be a good place to start.
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Alternately, it could unlock the phone while also erasing specific parts of it, like message history and call logs, potentially replacing them with something you’d set up previously.
Edit: and obviously it would disable the duress pin and set the unlocking pin to it.
I feel like that would be a lot easier to accidentally trigger.
Because I have a hoarding problem, and channeling it towards data hoarding prevents me from having all the conventional problems that come with hoarding.
It’s the silently part that is the problem. If you want your personal pictures to be stored on your personal cloud, you’re a lot more likely to want location tags attached. If it just told you that it was stripping the tags, then you could disable it for certain apps, Rather than not noticing until you already deleted the original images from the phone.