#privavy

Le contrôle du chat est de retour et nous avons un mois pour arrêter les plans de balayage CSAM de l'UE. | Tuta

wow! this doesn’t look creepy ... I took down the two white rubbish bags from the laundry window and proceeded to cover the inside of a few windows with freight wrap (black opaque stretch cling wrap for pallets) to see if it would be some passive solar heat.

Facebook "graphic app" scam going around... again

The thing is, by being an exclusively mobile service until now, Instagram was able to tap into something deeply emotional, which was exactly what made it special — there's something far more personal about mobile, to the extent that even as Instagram has ballooned into a service with a 100 million users, there's still largely been a sense that even public profiles are kind of hidden. Or at least somehow safer, not like a wide open Twitter or Facebook profile. It's where you can be yourself. Your real real self, not your social media self. (Though the media's rampant usage of Instagram photos for Sandy coverage may have gone a long way toward bursting that particular bubble as well.) I doubt that people will stop using Instagram, but I suspect there's going to be a general if vague sense that Instagram has lost something. That "something" is a sense of safety, and it's hard to be genuine and emotional when you don't feel safe.