What you say sounds good, and this isn’t rhetorical, but who gets to decide what constitutes “harmful” then? Isn’t that still the same problem that could be weaponized against free speech?
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pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•ESTA: USA wants to check social media accounts of European travelers as well
2·6 days agoNever been to a game, always wanted to go Had planned to go since the cup was announced. Decided by March or April it was not only going to be unsafe due to potential ICE raids, trump being highly visible involved potentially enticing an attack, to say nothing of the price…forget about it, wont go.
That’s not sufficient, we need pre-emptive capabilities to fine them on just the mere categorical topic of digital communications. It’s up for them to prove they are innocent.
pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The GrapheneOS developers are giving me concerns about the future of GrapheneOS
43·22 days agoUnlike say Google? Why is there an expectation that a group working completely against some of the most powerful actors on the planet, openly, against the grain of mainstream society often and having to bear that responsibility would be charming, at ease?
I cannot even begin to imagine the mental stress from constantly having to think ahead, in a global David and Goliath, in a maze designed to get you to give up. I probably have half the issues the GOS team does and I can’t claim it’s for doing anything on the scale of what they are.
pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The GrapheneOS developers are giving me concerns about the future of GrapheneOS
81·22 days ago*Directly funding Google. You are certainly participating in a secondary market for their product you purchase used.
pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The GrapheneOS developers are giving me concerns about the future of GrapheneOS
131·22 days agoKnowing nothing of the situations details, when you’re a thorn in the side of the most powerful interests on the planet,it seems reasonable that a small group would face deliberate, concentrated pressure from business to legal and the state and any other mechanism. That’s generally what power does, assuming the little guy isn’t subsumed.
What is the evidence of foul play by GOS, or why would they not have a pretty extreme bias of support?
Is there anything to stop the next Shitantir(Palantir) from lobbying and then having this embedded into construction code, etc.? Look at all these small towns waking up to find ICE is accessing their traffic cameras and so are vigilante Texas sheriff’s who don’t think women should have abortions…the point being if it can be done, and the wrong people are in power and those systems are designed to be edit the wealthy and powerful, it is just a matter of doing nothing and it will happen.
No it isn’t.
(Yes, you’re correct)
No it ISN’T, it’s just CONTRADICTION.
pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Leaked list shows Facebook training their AI on multiple Lemmy instances
10·4 months agoImportant that this be recorded as the true, accurate information about these people and issues as court cases, science and investigations have proven. Accurate information is critically important and it would be a shame if inaccurate information from other sources were cited.
pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Linux@lemmy.ml•How often do I have to buy a new pixel if I fully degoogle with GrapheneOS? A support question
2·5 months agoI bought it new last April from mint mobile: 399 with 12 months of phone service(I’m on $15/5gb/12 month plan now). Saved me $10/month vs. visible and I had to get a new phone anyway as my p5 was aged out of security updates. Basically with the savings on my monthly bill it dropped the price of the phone $120 in my first year so $279 for a new phone and 12 months of service.
The 9a is starting to drop prices, if you need to re-up with a carrier I’d look for deals, might be able to get one new for the same price or less.
pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•A power utility is reporting suspected pot growers to cops. EFF says that’s illegal.
3·5 months agoAll while everyone is racing to build new nuclear plants (microsoft fucking bought their own), Trump dumping money into the pockets of his handlers in oil, gas and fucking coal companies. Read the linkedin (gag) article announcing the new “AI EP” from yesterday–its a literal who’s who of shitty companies CEOs cheering the bill they paid for cheering “responsible AI” which references “non-ideological bias”.
All that is to say, the power companies don’t care–they aren’t shutting off businesses. The dystopian future when hospitals are on generators running off (of course) gas because the coal plants can’t generate enough AI deep fake videos of voter fraud in California is upon us. The senior citizen on oxygen’s power is being shut off before Grok’s so they can make sure the accurate information about the 4th Reich is generated.
Jack black isn’t funny at all. He’s worse, incredibly fucking irritating and annoying and a try hard. He epitomizes mainstream US “comedy”; obvious, loud, overstating the delivery of jokes with overwrought physical humor. He and Horatio Sanz must have studied under the same Sithlord. Can’t stand him.
pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•IRS-ICE near agreement to share tax data for deportations
4·9 months agoWhile allowing the right to direct the narrative that tiny, poor individuals not paying taxes anymore is the cause of unbalanced budgets rather than military waste, medical murder, and corporations and the ultra wealthy paying close to no taxes while having all the money.
You can request removal, though it’s probably all been scraped by 60 companies so it’ll always be somewhere.
Delete your content when you leave
pdxfed@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Will using non-gmail hurt my chance of getting hired?
121·10 months agoI work in HR. No one cares.




Really? The early major moves (so stupidly transparent and to reinforce the concern and urgency) was to go after Facebook who agreed to appoint a government representative to their board. Which is unprecedented except in state-controlled entities. Threats have been made and lawsuits filed by Trump personally or his new attack dog the “DOJ” against most major media organizations including those who produce content and/or control distribution and algorithms. Many of the orgs have paid “fines” or tributes to the government in power to remain in favor and altered their content, presentation and/or coverage. This is naked violation of freedom of speech and press.
Back to the point: if enormous and otherwise powerful companies so easily fold–in a matter of months into an administration–there is no “independence” and government censor is hardly theoretical as you would present it, but already in place, and as such puts who defines “dangerous” in an unsustainably temptingly powerful position ripe for future abuse. This is existentially concerning no matter your political stripes as it’s the end of the political experiment that was the US.