Recent comments in /f/Privacy
sovereign OP wrote
Reply to comment by Saint_Cuthbert in Legal Plunder: Indiana Police Prey On Packages Transiting Huge FedEx Hub by sovereign
That they do!
Saint_Cuthbert wrote
That would be a violation of "illegal search and seizure." Nowadays, they assume guilty until proven innocent.
Saint_Cuthbert wrote
Criminalize privacy. Criminalize arm-bearing. Criminalize free speech. If these people were God, they would have no need to do so to maintain control, but the fact that they try shows how vulnerable they truly are.
ManMan wrote
Reply to Cars have become computers on wheels — and police have easy access to their data by righttoprivacy
If I ever need a new car for whatever reason I am going to rip all that shit out.
ManMan wrote
Sounds like a good idea, but it cannot be done effectively without tracking people A LOT.
chatrouge wrote (edited )
You have your entire name on your github, afterwards clicking on your github account lets me go to your LinkedIn... It's surprising how much you can find about someone just by searching their name or LinkedIn link.
Your code uses HTTP GET for its messaging, instead of post. I assume it is to make it easier for people who are listening to copy packages and just spam them. The software does not even have a simple checksum or any way to even remotely attempt to see if it is tampered. Why not have a P2P or Swarm like software. I am not trusting you with my privacy Umut.
This is at best a hobby project that you should keep to yourself. Horrible opsec btw.
sujoro35 wrote
open up borders crime goes up people getting desperate Offer totalarian surveillance Offer accepted and even demanded fat lazy cat begins to smile
righttoprivacy wrote (edited )
Reply to The Internet of Bodies by Saint_Cuthbert
Relatable Noah Yuval Harari quote:
“and covid is critical because this is what convinces people to accept to legitimize total biometric surveillance. If we want to stop this epidemic we need not just to monitor people we, need to monitor what's happening under the skin.” Yuval Noah Harari
"Total."
cancername wrote
Reply to The Tor Project responded to claims that law enforcement can deanonymize Tor users by righttoprivacy
Tor staff wrote some neat blog posts explaining the attack:
Saint_Cuthbert wrote
Reply to The Tor Project responded to claims that law enforcement can deanonymize Tor users by righttoprivacy
Lesson learned: don't trust your life to anything that anonymizes or claims to anonymize you. Someone may always be watching.
Saint_Cuthbert wrote (edited )
Reply to Billionaire Thinks Aloud: Mass Surveillance AI Can Keep Citizens On Best Behavior by righttoprivacy
This is a rather erroneous notion to think that surveillance will improve behavior. During the covid lockdowns in 2020, New York required citizens to send them pictures of people who were violating quarantine. Needless to say, it wasn't very effective.
NotQball wrote
Reply to Anon File Upload - A tool for uploading/downloading files anonymously with client-side encryption by Super_gamer46861
2GB max. Any feedback?
NotQball wrote
Your i2p skills look great. I would have added Postman links to the book.
The actual content is recycled crap: XMPP, Retroshare for i2p would have made better sense.
In a lot of cases professionals from Vulkan use pay phones and the Spok network (subscription and equipment). I did have more complicated equipment. Live Long and Prosper!
righttoprivacy wrote
Reply to EFF Zine on Surveillance Tech at the Southern Border Shines Light on Ever-Growing Spy Network by PrivacyOsint
The practice zone for new invasive tech? (tech later adopted by towns near you)
Most aren't aware of the 100 mile zone.
Some w/practice don't think rights quite as important within 100 miles of port / border: https://www.aclu.org/documents/constitution-100-mile-border-zone
Over 200 million people live live within 100mile of port / border. Majority of population.
NotQball OP wrote
Just to be clear that I do not think that Tuta(nota) is good email. Same crap different stink than ProtonMail. Really there is no substitute for having your own server.
NotQball OP wrote
https://tuta.com/blog/swiss-privacy-is-an-illusion The article is to long to be posted. This value is too long. It should have 10000 characters or less
somedood wrote
I'd say typical Apple User fucking up opsec.
How to use protonmail securely:
- Create account via https://protonmailrmez3lotccipshtkleegetolb73fuirgj7r4o4vfu7ozyd.onion/
- Never ever, ever connect to protonmail through anything else than Tor (I don't think they have i2p yet)
- don't use any personal data, especially a recovery email (duh)
- Profit
NotQball wrote
The Law Firm that I use once in a decade uses Proton VPN and Proton email. It is more of an advertising gimmick. I offered, I rarely do for this profession, to set them up, but they refused saying it will make them a target. I personally did not have any luck setting a free account or it was closed in a few days. I would be very careful with any Swiss claims in general... bullshit is their way of living.
NotQball wrote
Reply to Every USA Carrier is selling your location data without your permission! Fined ONLY 0.02 by PrivacyOsint
This is more sinister than it sounds. I currently don't have a cellphone for this very reason. I was able in the past to make hardware and software changes to cellphone to greatly reduce the tracking ability of service providers. One of the problems is that once you start roaming your service gets shut down and in some cases the phone is locked because the next guys don't make enough money from you. It is a jungle out there and really the solutions are cost and time consuming. I don't believe slavers can be reformed under the current conditions. These people are descendants of Sugar and Cotton slavers. Maybe somebody can explain to me why a Sugar Slaver is called a Sugar Baron.
PrivacyOsint OP wrote
Reply to comment by datajuggler5544 in FreshRSS i2p and tor support 🎉🎉 by PrivacyOsint
Yes it works when dockerized. In the upcoming week I will be making a blog post at blog.itcomputes.i2p. I have updated everything and started using tailscale to expose the port on the mesh network locally. It is the same for tor and i2p. I was having to many issues so I waited to figure it out fully then google started blocking my tube.itcomputes.net / banning my ips. Right now I finished my search2.itcomputes.i2p searxng, working on many projects atm.
Email me if have any questions be then: privacyosint@mail.i2p/ privacyosint@tutamail.com/ privacy_osint000@proton.me
NotQball wrote
There is a RIGHT 2 REPAIR movement. Car companies are aware that customers would choose that Right over some crap data that cops might get. PC Magazine is crap and does not mention what data the cops got. Most car companies are also aware of the term "to much data" when they tried 2 switch 2 "just in time production" without warehouses. I know so much about the industry that I put this story into the DECEPTION category.
righttoprivacy OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by NotQball in Carmakers Deceived Customers: Warrantless Location Sharing With Police by righttoprivacy
Interesting. Will have to look into this rumor given the unprecedented banning of tiktok happening.
Everyone keeps asking him to buy everything since they like Twitter -- for now. I think it will become open to more restricted as user dependence increases. Or maybe it will slowly be filled with AI bots to shape user mindset (oops, too late!). ;)
Seems once in the US... Lobbyists get their claws into everything commercial.
NotQball wrote
The police would pay to much to get that data from cell phone companies, insurance companies etc. I guess the car lobby did not pay the dues to them locusts. It appears that Tesla might be the new Tik Tok silent owner but I don't really know all the details. Blinken went to cosign that lower tit yaughurt... Maybe you are better informed on the subject.
datajuggler5544 wrote (edited )
Reply to FreshRSS i2p and tor support 🎉🎉 by PrivacyOsint
Perfect timing, just setup a FreshRSS deployment yesterday! Will it work even when dockerized? That is, can I still just point the proxy to 127.0.0.1:4444?
Saint_Cuthbert wrote
Reply to comment by sovereign in Legal Plunder: Indiana Police Prey On Packages Transiting Huge FedEx Hub by sovereign
Or maybe they're the ones who have something to hide, lol.