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Reddit r/privacy·13 days ago
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Are there any tvs that have good quality and size for a reasonable price like they do for the popular privacy invasive ones? Specifically for using an Apple TV with it, so I don’t need the stock OS that would be used for it?…

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Sexting with someone anonymous on Telegram — how risky is it really to send a face-revealing video?

Reddit r/privacy·u/Icy_Photograph_800·13 days ago
#WLAnyxsT
#face#intimate#telegram#someone#article

Hey everyone. I have a privacy dilemma that I would like some honest opinions on. I’ve been exchanging intimate content with a woman I met online through Telegram.…

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How do you guys feel about two of Canada's privacy busting legislations passing threw the first chambers here?

And the two legislations that I'm talking about are the Lawful Access Act Bill(C-22) and the Protecting Young Persons From Exposure To Pornography Act bill(S-210). I found out that these two legislations had passed threw the first chambers here.…

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Lenovo's 'encrypted' fingerprint USB drive is just an unencrypted SD card in a fancy case — AI-assisted follow-up finds a backdoor and hardcoded keys in other ‘secure’ USB products

Reddit r/privacy·u/HimikoTogaFromUSSR·13 days ago
#zDAdZVcF
#lenovo#encrypted#fingerprint#card#assisted

Lenovo's 'encrypted' fingerprint USB drive is just an unencrypted SD card in a fancy case — AI-assisted follow-up finds a backdoor and hardcoded keys in other ‘secure’ USB products

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A new AI agent standard could let websites decide which AI agents you're allowed to use

Reddit r/privacy·u/PaleBoardroom·23 days ago
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#agent#people#agents#protocol#users

Meta and Sierra are backing something called the Personal Agent Protocol (Poppy). It's supposed to create a standard for how personal AI agents interact with websites and businesses. Sounds reasonable at first.…

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