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Who's gonna tell him?
Ur avdelningen "Jag skulle väldigt gärna vilja veta hur de tänkte när de kom fram till att det här var en bra idé"': https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/stockholm/turister-blev-inlasta-forsokte-bygga-ramp-vid-slottet
Turister blev inlåsta – försökte bygga ramp vid slottet

En familj utländska turister hade parkerat innanför en bom på Slottsbacken. När de skulle åka därifrån var bommen låst. I deras försök att komma därifrån började de bryta upp kullerstenar för att bygga en ramp.

SVT Nyheter

Kwetsbaarheden in MS PhotoDNA kinderporno-detectie: https://datanews.knack.be/nieuws/security/kwetsbaarheden/onderzoekers-vinden-kwetsbaarheden-in-systeem-dat-kinderporno-moet-opsporen/
Het is te omzeilen met minimale aanpassingen
en ook onterecht brave familiefoto's zo aanmerken.. #EU🇪🇺#ChatControl👁️#privacy

Daar waarschuwden we dus al voor! https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/chatcontrol-in-brief/
Waarschuw politici: https://fightchatcontrol.eu

#Android is dying.

We all know that #Google wants to kill the “unverified/sideloaded” apps (names carefully selected by Google’s professional gaslighters to give a negative connotation to “apps that are not distributed by Google’s own store”).

We all know that the new “verification process” amounts basically to a ransom where you need to give Google your keys and your money if you want to build apps for Android.

It involves developers handing their signing keys to a user-hostile American company (so they will sign your package for you and will also able to decrypt your secrets) and paying them a $25 fee for each app.

Even if you don’t even use the Play Store to distribute your apps.

This is not a price to pay to get the app distributed through them, nor for using any of their services. It’s a price to pay just because they want to control the whole ecosystem end-to-end, and they know that they can get away with that because you’ll keep using their shitty OS even if you’re outraged at them.

We all know that they got a lot of backlash. And after the backlash they reiterated that they “listened to the community” and would have made a process to still allow people to “sideload apps”.

Well, today that process has been finally unveiled. And it sounds even shittier than I thought.

That’s because Google is currently filled with the best professional enshittificators in the world: the job role of these people is not to build new things, nor to listen to customers and build what they want. No, their job is specifically to find the sweet spot where they can make things as shitty as possible, add as much friction and user frustration as possible to prevent them from doing a certain thing, while still being able to tell regulators “well, it’s not that shitty, you see? We still give users an option - buried under 10 layers of dark patterns”.

In order to install apps external to the Play Store you will have to:

  • Activate the developer settings (the usual “tap the build number 7 times to show the hidden menu” thing)

  • In the developer settings, enable “Allow Unverified Padckages”

  • Confirm that you are not being coerced (seriously, how much malware did they actually see installed by people being coerced or tricked to download and install random APK files?)

  • Restart your device

  • Wait 24 hours

  • Return to the unverified packages settings

  • Scroll past 3-4 additional warnings whose sole purpose is to scare you off

  • Select either “Allow temporarily“ (7 days) or “Allow indefinitely“ (and I’ve got a hunch that the Allow indefinitely option will probably be gradually phased out)

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/03/google-details-new-24-hour-process-to-sideload-unverified-android-apps/

Google details new 24-hour process to sideload unverified Android apps

The "advanced flow" will be available before verification enforcement begins later this year.

Ars Technica
Spanish MP Ione Belarra asserts that the U.S. and Israel pose the greatest threat to humanity's security, advocating for Spain's immediate withdrawal from NATO. #Geopolitics #Spain

Both the United States and Israel were shaped by political systems built alongside racial hierarchy and contested citizenship.

Each proclaimed democratic ideals while simultaneously managing populations excluded from the full promise of those ideals.

They are both profoundly unfree and racially riven societies..

That shared history matters.

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#iran #history #histodons #israel #blackmastodon

Image: Benjamin Netanyahu hugs Joe Biden at Ben Guirion Airport on October 18, 2023. AFP.

In both societies, the language of democracy operates beside enduring structures of hierarchy.

Those shared contradictions shape how each country understands security, territory, and political control.

That parallel history does not fully explain the alliance.

But it helps explain why the two states often recognize themselves in one another.
it.

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Video: Ex-Marine Brian McGinnis is removed as he shouts, “No one wants to fight for Israel.” USA Today.

https://youtu.be/tN-aTVkI5W0?si=vzVpgvZa-EkYs1tIA

Marine gets arm broken amid Iran war protest as police, Senator Tim Sheehy eject him from hearing

YouTube
@vollaficationist @guilg @GrapheneOS May I have an explanation why a new centralised verification through a new API built on the Android hardware attestation API is a better solution? I'm genuinely curious because to me it sounds exactly like Google's solution with a different entity in control.

We are pleased to announce the release of GNOME 50! You can read about what our contributors have been working on at https://release.gnome.org/50

We’d like to use this new release as an opportunity to thank all of the contributors who made it happen. ❤️

Let us know what you think!

#GNOME #OpenSource #FLOSS #FOSS #Linux

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