It's not just that. But, the fact that they are bluetooh or wifi enabled allows people you don't know to track you as well.
I can easily determine what bluetooth devices are near me. If a number of sensors were setup around an area, it would be easy to track people as they move around using just that.
Reply to So, I decided to give KDE Plasma a whirl... by Rambler
That's cool and all, but I'm going to stick with fvwm2. I like a window manager that uses less than 200k of ram.
Reply to New York police will use drones to monitor backyard parties this weekend, spurring privacy concerns by Rambler
Total bullshit. This is not OK.
For some reason I was also under the impression that international airports also counted as borders as well. So, that would mean that every major city in the sates would be in that red range.
Food for thought.
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Then there is the classic bit of lifting prints after they hand you something.
Not cool.
Reply to comment by righttoprivacy in Putin Outlaws Anonymity: Identity Verification For Online Services, VPN Bypass Advice a Crime by z3d
That's already an issue. Have you watched news out of there? Such a disconnect with reality.
This is an old article, but very related.
Ever try to sign up for a VPS in that country? Every one of them states in the ELUA that you are not allowed to use Tor.
But, they are not the only country that does this. China is a classic example. But, even places like France do country level blocking of various content.
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Reply to Putin Outlaws Anonymity: Identity Verification For Online Services, VPN Bypass Advice a Crime by z3d
This is not unexpected. How will this play with the use of I2P there?
Multihoming is an obscure case?
Also, good changes. Thank you for your hard work.
Reply to comment by righttoprivacy in The FBI’s most controversial surveillance tool is under threat by not_bob
That's exactly the problem. There is no accountability or transparency on how any of this stuff is used.
Argh, so frustrating.
Social media is a dangerous thing. People overshare all the time.
Reply to comment by True in What happened over on I2P? by divergenti2p
There is a lot of misinformation out there.
Reply to comment by Rambler in FCC chair: Speed standard of 25Mbps down, 3Mbps up isn’t good enough anymore by not_bob
Agreed, this needs to be improved, and monopolies broken up.
Reply to Thoughts on The Congressional Committee on Oversight and Accountability UFO hearings that just took place? by Rambler
Not to sound like a nutjob, but there are a lot of things they have kept hidden. More transparency is needed.
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not_bob wrote
Reply to comment by righttoprivacy in Modern Cars Are Privacy Nightmare: 84% Share Your Personal Data by righttoprivacy
Yep, this is a major design flaw. Then again, even from the start, the internet never had privacy in mind.
At first it was a bad design choice. Now it's seems intentional. Though, I know it's likely just lazy programming.