I think I would prefer google over Microsoft for security.
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nixCraft 🐧If anyone, especially the Nvidia CEO, tells you not to teach your kids maths, science, coding, art, or personal finance. Ignore him and do the opposite of what he is saying. Teach your kids the skills they need to thrive. Embrace education for all kids. By encouraging critical thinking and a love of learning, you give your kids powerful tools to shape their futures, which also helps build strong nations.
What's the best way to respond to someone who says they care about protecting private information like personal heath records, but they do not care about google ad, search, and document tracking to serve relevant ads? #privacy
jwzAll you people getting excited that Jack Dorsey's new social media site no longer requires invite codes are like those people tearing off their masks and throwing them in the air as soon as they weren't legally required.
You have learned nothing.
And you are making the world worse.
Dan GillmorOne key reason that Americans don't understand the privacy dangers in their use of technology is that about 99% of product coverage doesn't consider privacy as a feature. Tech journalists care about privacy only on rare occasions, and it's drowned out by cheerleading.
Electronic Frontier FoundationCurious what surveillance technologies law enforcement has in your area? Browse this map to find out: https://atlasofsurveillance.org
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Proton MailIf you think big fines work on #BigTech, think again.
Google, Apple, Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft generated enough revenue in the past 7 days to pay off their fines for 2023.
Taking advantage of your privacy is so lucrative, that these fines are nothing more than the cost of doing business.
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I can't believe the Olympics is this year.
Wow. Crazy to believe there was a hardware backdoor in 5 years of apple devices secured with a unique password. Like @SGgrc said, it I had to make a backdoor, I would do it like that.