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Is google looking through our cameras?
Is google looking through our cameras? - Lemmy.World
About an hour ago, I heard a strange noise outside and looked through my window to see some light moving in the grass. I did a quick recording from my phone but it was blurry because the camera kept focusing on the mosquito net, so I grabbed my headlamp to go outside to investigate. It turns out my landlord got a real fancy lawnmower robot that was almost completely silent moving the lawn. I go back in to watch some Youtube videos. About half an hour in, a lot of whacky channels start popping up recommending me videos of UFO sightings. Coincidence or is it because I made a video with blurry lights while saying “What is this?” I lean towards the first option because I avoid pseudo science channels like the plague and I didn’t give the algorhythm any starting point. You know, like when you accidentally watch a basketball video and the whole feed turns into basketball until you train it that you’re not a basketball Fan to make them go away. Now I have to do that with all the UFO videos and weirdly enough sasquatch that got into the mix as well. I think I have to degooglefy way more serious than I already do. I always have camera and mic deactivated in the system unless I get a call or take a picture/video, so I should be good during the day. I do that for over a year now and the coincidential recommendations that mimic some random stuff you talked about a couple hours earlier stopped completely. But sometimes I need those functions and I don’t like some company using it for evil. Screenshot of the first Video I took: [https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/37d086ef-226f-4b27-96e0-7c5874256d51.png]
The article is from yesterday, so tommorow is today.
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Botswana election: BDP party loses power after nearly six decades to Duma Boko's UDC
Botswana election: BDP party loses power after nearly six decades to Duma Boko's UDC - Lemmy.World
[…] In a phone call to UDC leader Duma Boko, President Mokgweetsi Masisi conceded and congratulated his opponent. Despite overseeing a dramatic change in Botswana, recent poor economic growth and high unemployment dented the BDP’s popularity. The party “had got it wrong big time”, Masisi told a press conference. “I will respectfully step aside and participate in a smooth transition process ahead of inauguration. I am proud of our democratic processes and I respect the will of the people.” He has urged his supporters to remain calm and rally behind the new government. Speaking to Boko on the phone, the outgoing president said: “You can count on me to always be there to provide whatever guidance you might want.” In his first comments to the media since the outcome was clear, Boko, a 54-year-old former human rights lawyer, said: “What has happened today takes our democracy to a higher level. It now means we’ve seen a successful, peaceful, orderly democratic transition.” […]
Botswana election: BDP party loses power after nearly six decades to Duma Boko's UDC
Botswana election: BDP party loses power after nearly six decades to Duma Boko's UDC - Lemmy.World
[…] In a phone call to UDC leader Duma Boko, President Mokgweetsi Masisi conceded and congratulated his opponent. Despite overseeing a dramatic change in Botswana, recent poor economic growth and high unemployment dented the BDP’s popularity. The party “had got it wrong big time”, Masisi told a press conference. “I will respectfully step aside and participate in a smooth transition process ahead of inauguration. I am proud of our democratic processes and I respect the will of the people.” He has urged his supporters to remain calm and rally behind the new government. Speaking to Boko on the phone, the outgoing president said: “You can count on me to always be there to provide whatever guidance you might want.” In his first comments to the media since the outcome was clear, Boko, a 54-year-old former human rights lawyer, said: “What has happened today takes our democracy to a higher level. It now means we’ve seen a successful, peaceful, orderly democratic transition.” […]
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