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santorihelix wrote (edited )
Reply to Do you ever legally have to supply your password if law enforcement wants to see encrypted data? by MrBlack
From what I gather, judges usually rule key disclosure when the government already knows the information in the device and it's not for getting new evidence but making the evidence available to the court. In any case I don't think the cops can just lawfully request your key, like they can't search your house without a warrant on normal occasions. My question is what happens if you forgot your password for real? Is there any possibility for them to deny that you forgot it except rubber-hose cryptanalysis?
Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Key_disclosure_law#United_States
santorihelix wrote (edited )
Reply to What are some good .onion sites to visit? Most wikis and guides are dated and full of broken links. by Rambler
There's this github repo which is full of websites that also offer onions, maybe that doesn't count. Some I know are
Dread
http://dreadytofatroptsdj6io7l3xptbet6onoyno2yv7jicoxknyazubrad.onion/
GitHide: Git, but hidden
http://githidep2hynhdmutuv7n2tei4iie2c7lyqz5fes3r5zzoxe5dshtxyd.onion/
Nyankawaii OP wrote
Reply to comment by unknown in Is there a way to view an "r/all" by Nyankawaii
ty!
Asterix wrote (edited )
Reply to Do you ever legally have to supply your password if law enforcement wants to see encrypted data? by MrBlack
In the USA i think they are free to take your stuff if you dont provide them the encryption password. But dont know for how long they can keep it...
MrBlack wrote
I signed up before you posted this using the onion domain name and had no problem but when I tried to post earlier it wouldn't work, but I tried again a few minutes later and it worked fine.
Rambler admin wrote
Reply to This place is great! by lofi
What kind of bots? Like reddit comment bots that respond to particular user commands? (Like, RemindMe! )
santorihelix wrote
I'd suggest
- A section for blocking internet access/trackers of apps w/ Netguard or Trackercontrol
- Adding Briar & Conversations to the texting section
- Maybe adding a link to using signal without giving out your phone number
- Mention of GrapheneOS
Otherwise seems good to me. Well done!
MrBlack wrote
Tor onion service for me. Java turned off on my browser and registration worked fine.
MrBlack wrote
LOL of course they did.
MrBlack wrote (edited )
Next 5 to 10 years I think weed will finally be legal in the USA... At least I hope! Lucky to live in a legal state but live too close to a not-legal state. It's dumb. Just make it legal everywhere.
MrBlack wrote
Reply to comment by 5oEwMK97zALsi8WgfSWZVmW9z in Hyundai spends almost $1B to buy Boston Dynamics, maker of Spot dog robot by Rambler
I forgot about them until I saw this post. I guess they're still most famous for the robot dog from 10-15 years ago. That thing used to creep me tf out.
5oEwMK97zALsi8WgfSWZVmW9z wrote
I thought Google owned Boston Dynamics.
idk OP wrote
Asterix wrote
Reply to What software choices do you recommend for your 'average' computer / internet user to help maintain their privacy? by Rambler
just the common sense stuff adblock,password manager and a open source os or applications.
thats the way. also always think twice and give a small research time before joining any service. You can probably also benefit of a digital Detox.
Rambler admin wrote
Reply to comment by unknown in Is there a way to view an "r/all" by Nyankawaii
This.
You can also change your default view from your user settings under your username in the top right of the screen.
lebenito wrote
im using the clearnet link from your reddit post dont know what clearnet is though
Team_Lightning wrote
The Onion Browser for iOS.
unknown wrote
Reply to Is there a way to view an "r/all" by Nyankawaii
/all seems to work to show all.
from the main page/ link there's a dropdown and instead featured or subscribed select all. and to see all forums, just click forums on the top bar.
Nyankawaii wrote
Reply to If money, travel restrictions, COVID, etc were a none limiting factor : Where would you travel to and why? by Rambler
Italy, never been there, looks good, wanna try pizza lol
also its good looking :D
Asterix wrote
Reply to so, where is the porn? by Jeremy
Hans get ze porn
RamblingGamblingMan wrote
Reply to What software choices do you recommend for your 'average' computer / internet user to help maintain their privacy? by Rambler
I think setting up a pihole for them is a safe bet since they don't have to do anything. Other than that maybe a password manager with an add-on would be also low on convenience reduction. Or changing their browser to SecBrowser might be a good idea.
Rambler admin wrote
Reply to How about X-I2P-Location on the rambler.pw site? Also are you doing Tor alt-svc's or Onion-Location? by idk
I honestly had no idea this was an option in I2P, but I'll be implementing it soon. Already did this for the onion service, thanks for the heads up!
CaptainBlackbeard wrote
Reply to comment by Blank0211 in How it'll be managed the post of link to piracy content? by NormalPerson
The C stands for Child. I'll let you guess what the P stands for.
Let's just say it's when a grown man loves a child more than they should.
Rambler OP admin wrote
Reply to comment by Loxbey in Welcome to [RAMBLE] by Rambler
Me too! Feel free to contribute to help make this place a valuable resource for others.
xaen wrote
Reply to Do you ever legally have to supply your password if law enforcement wants to see encrypted data? by MrBlack
Key Disclosure Law
within the united states your passwords are protected by the 5th amendment.
fyi at the border it's more of a grey area and they are trying to coerce and compel you to including some possible notion of holding the device for a week or so to inspect it before returning it. You still do not legally need give them the password or entry into the device.
keep in mind, fingerprints and other biometrics are not passwords and for a long time were not protected in the same way. In 2019 it was ruled in Cali to get the same protection, but I'm not sure how far that runs Link