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Reminder that the internet is meant to anonymous and strangers don’t owe you any information about themself. No one HAS to give details on their trauma, share their AGAB, share their proof of diagnoses, share their sexuality, their face, etc. People don’t owe you anything.
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Stop killing the internet website has been fully released
The website has been fully released but it’s still being worked on
Multiple organizations are working with this website and more will be added in the future
Whats really important is the future feature of having a map where you can select a country and see what internet law is being pushed
“Soon, hover any country to see the moves against its open internet, from age verification to chat control, and the organisations fighting back.”
Governments are walling off the open internet. We are a global movement opposing restrictions, and building a better internet.
the issue with tiktok drama is that people are fighting with their real faces instead of through their stupid pfps so then what they say is connected to who they are in real life and i don't know unless you are posting everything with purpose you shouldn't really be making your internet persona connected to your real life. spltlvlhous is an outlier i reccomend everyone taking their online safety/privacy very seriously.
"If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear," is an excuse I've seen to try to push to get your info.
That may be true, yes. However, there's something those looking to harvest data by demanding your info hate to hear that rings truer:
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
You have a right to privacy.
If someone thinks you're doing something shady, they can come back with a warrant. Make them work for it. If they can't access your info without explicit permission, they don't deserve it. Otherwise, no one is entitled to your info outside of necessary channels and that is still up to you to decide. Don't let anyone blackmail you into giving in.
Hey, just everyone know, that if have some new news on some anti privacy or pro surveillance law ( or something that has something like that in its bill)
Send it over to me so I can help spread the word, or send a post about said issue so I can reblog it
I want to keep up to date with this stuff and want to make sure people know about these awful bills
Thank you and have a good day!
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Hey, if you’re switching from Google to a different browser, it can seem like a Herculean task.
Do what I did. It might help.
In my Google Drive I made a folder called “0Master folder”
This made sure that the folder was at the very top of my drive. From there, I just put everything inside the folder. It took a while, and I had to refresh my drive every so often because it kept hiding things for me, but now I have one folder that contains all of my drive stuff. Thus I can download it and sort it later. 
It’s gonna take ages to download, but it does mean I’m just doing it in one fell swoop.
A problematic, anti-privacy bill masquerading as some save-the-children bs. Filled with loopholes that can be exploited to launch frivolous lawsuits and inspire censorship.
A Senate bill re-introduced this week threatens security and free speech on the internet. EFF urges Congress to reject the STOP CSAM Act of
