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Apparently Brazil beat the X/TWITTER BAN !
Nah, Twitter rerouted their path through Cloudflare. Alexandre de Moraes has already ordered Cloudflare to block Twitter and has levied another fine on Twitter.
Apparently Brazil beat the X/TWITTER BAN !
Any updates?Nah, Twitter rerouted their path through Cloudflare. Alexandre de Moraes has already ordered Cloudflare to block Twitter and has levied another fine on Twitter.
Ukraine doing the smart thing and making Telegram use forbidden by state officials and military members, outside official duties.
Bet France showed them all the FSB backdoors built into the app, and that changed the UA gov's tolerance for the platform.
"Escaped Russia" dude went back like 50 times since theneh. FSB backdoors?
but it is open source:
Is the open source portion perhaps incomplete? with some hidden closed source components I am not aware of?![]()
GitHub - telegramdesktop/tdesktop: Telegram Desktop messaging app
Telegram Desktop messaging app. Contribute to telegramdesktop/tdesktop development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com
the founder is russian. but he escaped russia in 2013 after supporting anti-putin protestors. and is currently a citizen of france and UAE.
interestingly, telegram legal headquarters is in british virgin island, but actual physical headquarters is in dubai.
That's the client.eh. FSB backdoors?
but it is open source:
Is the open source portion perhaps incomplete? with some hidden closed source components I am not aware of?![]()
GitHub - telegramdesktop/tdesktop: Telegram Desktop messaging app
Telegram Desktop messaging app. Contribute to telegramdesktop/tdesktop development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com
the founder is russian. but he escaped russia in 2013 after supporting anti-putin protestors. and is currently a citizen of france and UAE.
interestingly, telegram legal headquarters is in british virgin island, but actual physical headquarters is in dubai.
Apparently not. which is a huge red flag.That's the client.
Is the server software open source too?
> Majdov's show of faith came one day after the Paris Olympics faced intense backlash over its opening ceremony, which featured a drag show version of The Last Supper.![]()
Olympics judo star Nemanja Majdov banned for 5 months after making sign of cross at Paris Games
Serbian judo world champion Nemanja Majdov vowed not to apologize after he was hit with a five-month ban for making the sign of the cross before he competed at the Paris Olympics.nypost.com
So asshole secularists want to punish Christians what else is new.
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Olympics judo star Nemanja Majdov banned for 5 months after making sign of cross at Paris Games
Serbian judo world champion Nemanja Majdov vowed not to apologize after he was hit with a five-month ban for making the sign of the cross before he competed at the Paris Olympics.nypost.com
So asshole secularists want to punish Christians what else is new.
Every company will. No CEO is ever going to jail to protect your data.Durov/Telegram is going to start actually complying with police/legal requests about user data, CSAM crimes, and the like.
Or maybe just don't do stuff that involves criminal activity like CSAM production/distribution or such.Every company will. No CEO is ever going to jail to protect your data.
Even if he is willing to go to jail, the govt can just seize local servers and take the data themselves. Or send cops to coerce the local IT personnel.
This is why you should never give your data to those companies in the first place.
backle, you seem to have gone fucking senile.Or maybe just don't do stuff that involves criminal activity like CSAM production/distribution or such.
Why that never seems to be part of the convo is kinda...odd.
The lack of action on CSAM shit is why France arrested Durov, the FSB backdoors and such were just icing on the metaphorical cake for the western intel groups.backle, you seem to have gone fucking senile.
>> Bacle (3 days ago): Telegram has FSB backdoors giving Russian govt access to the conversations of all Ukrainian military and govt officials
>> Bacle (today): telegram now explicitly says it will give all user data to any govt that asks for it
> me (replying to above line): this is why you must never give corporations (like telegram) your data. so they can't share it with any govt (like russia govt).
>> Bacle: or just don't do criminal stuff like CSAM. then you will have nothing to hide!
Seriously WTF.
Because vigorously shitting over everyone's privacy to have an easier time prosecuting a single crime that makes evidence of the actual victimization illegal is silly.Or maybe just don't do stuff that involves criminal activity like CSAM production/distribution or such.
Why that never seems to be part of the convo is kinda...odd.
No, I just understand that the level of digital privacy you expect out of social media is not realistic, nor is it realistic to expect the owners of social media sites to not engage in moderation/reporting to the authorities of stuff like CSAM on a pro-active basis, with all the legal ramifications involved.Because vigorously shitting over everyone's privacy to have an easier time prosecuting a single crime that makes evidence of the actual victimization illegal is silly.
It's on the government to investigate. If they want that data, they can go dig it out themselves.
What does this shit have to do with me telling people to not give megacorps their personal data?The lack of action on CSAM shit is why France arrested Durov, the FSB backdoors and such were just icing on the metaphorical cake for the western intel groups.
Yep. signal FTW. a simple easy switch that takes a huge step towards securing your data.Again, use Signal.
They are truly peer to peer.