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Hyperdrive Engineering retweeted
"I have nothing to hide." False. You have medical history You have financial behavior You have location patterns You have political views You have relationship data Privacy was never about hiding crimes. It was always about owning your life.
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This is (once again) extremely worrying, what is happening in the EU.
EUROPOL IS LOBBYING THE EU COMMISSION TO BAN END-TO-END ENCRYPTED COMMUNICATIONS "Horizon scanning on emerging privacy enhancement technologies" lobby report just dropped. Europol, with EU taxpayers' money, is again lobbying to end privacy, seeking unlimited access to all messages worldwide, and pushing to ban end-to-end encrypted messaging apps and VPNs. This is part of the EU Commission's earlier ProtectEU agenda, which includes concerning snooping laws and mass-surveillance elements. Europol calls privacy-enhancing technologies, or PETS, the tools of criminals: “PETs are used by criminal actors for secure communication, anonymisation, and protection of data. Criminal networks utilise various PETs, including end-to-end encrypted messaging apps, encrypted phones, and virtual private networks (VPNs), to communicate securely and anonymously. “ "For this reason, lawful access to electronic evidence has become one of the most critical issues for European law enforcement" These idiots still do not understand that the backdoor they want for themselves will be open for everyone in the world, and once opened, cannot be closed again. We had such a backdoor in the 90s, and after a lot of citizenship legal warfare, we managed to close it. The closed door was further tightened after Edward Snowden revealed how the USA spies on everyone on this planet, including the EU members of parliament themselves. Now, Europol wants the backdoors back because of “protecting the children.” If consumer-grade encryption is made illegal, criminals can, and will, still use it, as anyone can build an encrypted messaging app with an AI in two days. Only normal citizens will have their data collected, sold and consumed by advertisers, opposition politicians, Russian oligarchs, Donald Trump, and God knows who. And of course Europol itself. Remember, a state where the police make the rules is called a police state. Europe has a rich and complicated history of snooping on its citizens, as for example with the Stasi or Brigada Político-Social ("la Secreta"). Even our current politicians in this decade have been using Israeli NSO spyware to spy on opposition politicians in Poland, Greece, Hungary and Spain, and nobody in the police has been sentenced for this. Mind you, these were judge-approved requests. Against this backdrop, getting "lawful" access to all messages in the world is a tall ask from Europol. Furthermore, a deliberate path laid out for privacy violations and EU-wide snooping access erodes trust in the EU as an institution. The EU was sold to us as a trade union, but the Commission has taken an interest in turning it into the police state it wants. This drives voters to the far-left and far-right parties. And what do the European Commission and Europol want? Here are the most important highlights from the paper. BANNING END-TO-END ENCRYPTION IS A PRIORITY FOR EUROPEAN COMMISSION "This report presents the results of a joint horizon scanning exercise carried out by the EU Policy Lab at the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC), and Europol, the EU law enforcement cooperation agency. It contributes to broader JRC efforts to support the European Commission’s political priority, the ‘New Era for European Defence and Security’, by anticipating future technological developments. “ END-TO-END ENCRYPTION MUST BE MADE ILLEGAL “Existing regulatory frameworks might need to be reviewed to clarify and simplify compliance processes and reduce the current legal uncertainty related to data usage, particularly in light of the challenges and opportunities that current and emerging PETs pose to law enforcement.” WE WANT TO HAVE A BACKDOOR IN EVERY SYSTEM “A proactive and informed approach to regulating advanced PETs and key enabling technologies is needed to leverage the benefits of these technologies effectively and to prevent potential new risks stemming from them. This includes developing clear guidelines to include law enforcement access to data.” WE WANT TO HAVE A BACKDOOR IN EVERY SYSTEM EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD WITH OUR POLICE BUDDIES, NO MATTER IF THOSE COUNTRIES ARE A BIT QUESTIONABLE “Collaboration and international partnerships are essential to develop common standards for PETs and foster law enforcement cooperation in fighting cybercrime, including lawful access to data for law enforcement agencies; implementation of relevant international agreements should also be promoted” The snoopers who signed this paper and want to read your messages include: — Sigita TRAINAUSKIENE (JRC) — João FARINHA (JRC) — Mark WITTFOTH (Europol) — Diederik DON (Europol) — Alexandra de MALEVILLE (JRC) And the others: — Adrianus Warmenhoven, Nord VPN — Bart Preneel, KU Leuven — Cornelia Kutterer, Considerati — Cyril Piotrowicz, FR Gendarmerie — Denise Mayerdorfer, Federal Ministry of Interior – Austria — Dorine Walter, National Gendarmerie – France — Fredrik Heintz, Linköping University — Freek Bomhof, TNO — Igor Nai Fovino, JRC — Ismael Alvarez, Europol — Johanna Laurin Gulled, Swedish Police Authority — Juraj Kubica, DG CNECT — Olga Batura, TNO — Pieter Nooren, TNO — Jürgen Freudenberger, Cyberagentur — Kasper Rasmussen, Oxford University — Kirsi Jauhiainen, Police of Finland — Marjolein Lanzing, University of Amsterdam — Miguel Fayos Mestre, Guardia Civil – Spain — Mihai Tiganus, Romanian Police — Ralf Zimmermann, Central Office for Information Technology in the Security Sector – Germany — Tariq Elahi, University of Edinburgh — Vasileios Rovilos, Future of Privacy Forum — William Borg, Danish Online Police Patrol — William Karlberg, Malta Police Force — Gwendolyn BAILEY (JRC) — Antonia MOCHAN (JRC) I have attached some screenshots of these authors celebrating the steps taken to erode privacy. If you want to stop this, the best way is to raise awareness: I kindly ask you to refer this to the local press and ask them to call these people for an interview to ask them what is so important that they should read our private messages. europol.europa.eu/cms/sites/…
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That's precisely what happened. And they will continue pushing their agenda.
They took memory cards from us and made us pay for storage. They took CDs and DVDs and made us pay for streaming. They took software you could buy once and turned it into a monthly subscription. They took ownership, convenience, and basically everything that used to be a one-time purchase… then somehow made us pay for it every month.
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very useful - recommendation!
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Hyperdrive Engineering retweeted
How to use Grok @Bot
SpaceXAI has built an entire Grok Bot Guides library showing how people are actually using AI agents as real teammates These are practical playbooks from people already running Grok Bot for: • Mobile app development • Product management • Design • Enterprise GTM • Managing multiple teams of agents And these are not just chatbot workflows Each Grok Bot can have its own role, memory, cloud computer, connected tools, recurring routines and learned skills, then hand work directly to other specialized bots One example runs a six-bot mobile game studio across analytics, creative, engineering, infrastructure and bug fixing Another has a PM running a Chief of Staff, engineering manager, five engineering agents, data analyst, product agent and recruiter There are even setups where entire projects get their own channel, roster of bots and Notion board, basically organizing AI agents like a human team This is probably one of the most useful resources SpaceXAI has published for understanding what working with a real team of AI agents actually looks like You can check out the entire library here: x.ai/bot/guides
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interesting for all VPN users 👇
‼️ Proton says 85% of the 390 VPN apps in US app stores contain trackers that collect and share personal data, and 64 of them are owned by Chinese companies. 31 of those hide it behind shell firms in Singapore, Hong Kong and the UK. Chinese law compels those companies to hand user data to the state on request, putting the browsing activity and personal data of US users in reach of the Chinese government. Americans downloaded them 3M+ times in one month.
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amazing visualisation!
Ever wonder what’s happening inside an AI’s brain? This is a neural network in action,turning raw data into "thoughts" through thousands of layered transformations.
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Worth to know! 👍
A domain that looks like apple.com but isn't apple.com where the actual characters are different. Internationalized domain names (IDN) let browsers render non-Latin scripts, Cyrillic, Greek, Cyrillic lookalikes for Latin letters. а Cyrillic "а" (U+0430) looks pixel-identical to a Latin "a" in most fonts. so does Cyrillic "е," "о," "р," "с," "у," "х." register "аррӏе.com" using Cyrillic characters, and browsers that support IDN will render it as apple.com in the address bar. underneath, the actual domain is xn--80ak6aa92e.com punycode, the ASCII-safe encoding browsers convert IDNs into. you never see the punycode. you see apple.com. so does your email client. so does the padlock. a researcher demonstrated this against Chrome and Firefox in 2017 using exactly that apple.com spoof, and both browsers rendered it clean. the fix isn't "look closely." you can't. it's browsers flagging mixed-script domains, and you checking the punycode directly when something feels off.
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think about using Brave 👍
Brave just added stronger protection against browser fingerprinting via WebGL and WebGPU. you've heard of cookies. cookies get blocked. cookies get deleted. fingerprinting doesn't need any of that. a fingerprint is built from details your browser leaks automatically. screen resolution. installed fonts. timezone. language settings. hardware specs. put enough of them together and your device becomes uniquely identifiable across every website you visit. Research from Ben-Gurion University found WebGL fingerprinting alone can identify a device with 98% accuracy in 150 milliseconds. WebGL and WebGPU are technologies that let websites run 3D graphics and visual effects in your browser. games. interactive maps. product visualizations. but they do this by talking directly to your GPU. and your GPU has a very specific identity. its vendor: NVIDIA, AMD, Apple, Intel. its exact model: RTX 4090, M3 Pro, Iris Xe. its driver version. its supported extensions. how it renders a hidden test image. all of that combines into something close to a serial number for your device Brave's approach is called farbling, their own term. Instead of blocking WebGL and WebGPU entirely (which breaks sites and is itself a fingerprinting signal), Brave adds subtle randomized noise to the values it returns. your GPU reports slightly different parameters each session. the values are still plausible. sites that need WebGL for graphics still get working values. but the fingerprint changes every time. a tracker trying to follow you across sites gets a different answer every visit. Chrome doesn't do this. Safari does some of it. Firefox does some of it behind a hidden setting. Brave does it by default with Shields up.
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this is a must read for all Android users
🚨 Google is killing Android freedom. 🚨 In 2027, Google plans to roll out mandatory developer verification globally. Apps from developers who haven't registered with Google will face restrictions on certified Android devices → including apps installed outside Google Play. 🚩 F-Droid and other independent app stores will become harder to use 🚩 Sideloading unverified apps will require a special “advanced” process 🚩Independent developers and hobbyists will have to deal with Google’s registration system 🚩 Google is becoming a gatekeeper for software running on Android devices This undermines one of Android’s defining features: the freedom to install software from wherever you choose. 😤 Android is supposed to be open, and your phone should be yours → NOT GOOGLES. It’s time to support open alternatives like GrapheneOS, CalyxOS and LineageOS. ✊ Find out more: tuta.com/blog/android-side-l… Sign the petition: change.org/p/keep-android-op…
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think about that if you are either using #Revolut or #GrapheneOS
⚠️ Comme je vous l’annonçais il y a plusieurs jours... @Revolut vient d’être officiellement sélectionné parmi les 36 prestataires de services de paiement retenus par la BCE pour le pilote de l’euro numérique Revolut, bloque déjà activement @GrapheneOS (et donc tous ceux qui refusent l’écosystème Google) et s’apprête à participer à la construction des futurs portefeuilles d’euro numérique... Dans un cadre où l’interconnexion avec le portefeuille d’identité numérique européen (EUDI Wallet) est explicitement prévue ➡️ Vérification d’âge et d’identité obligatoire via l’EUDI ➡️ Exigences d’attestation matérielle qui excluent de facto les systèmes alternatifs (GrapheneOS, Linux, ROM dégooglisées...) ➡️ Un verrouillage progressif de tout ce qui sort du cadre certifié Google/Apple Bref... Ce n’est plus seulement une question de paiement C’est la mise en place d’un système où votre argent numérique, votre identité et votre âge seront reliés dans un même écosystème contrôlé... et où les alternatives techniques seront purement et simplement écartées ! On ne construit pas juste une monnaie On construit les rails d’un contrôle total sans nous demander notre avis. #DigitalEuro #DigitalID 👁️
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Hyperdrive Engineering retweeted
Fixed it.
why is this a gift card, literally no one is going to buy this
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Hyperdrive Engineering retweeted
When AI phone scammers call, you don't hang up, you break their prompt matrix until they start chanting "Albuquerque, New Mexico" on an infinite loop. 💀🤖 @Kitboga is doing God's work messing with AI scam bots. #Kitboga #AIScams #DDW #ScamBaiting
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Hyperdrive Engineering retweeted
Replying to @75Jamin
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A must-watch video for all business owners 👇
🚨Este discurso de elon vale oro. En 2003, con 32 años, Elon Musk entró a una sala cerrada en Stanford y en 45 minutos destrozó todo lo que creías saber sobre startups. Vale más que 10 libros juntos. Desglosó, capa por capa, cómo llevó de cero a sobrevivir las 3 empresas que tenía en ese momento: Zip2 PayPal y SpaceX (que acababa de fundar un año antes) Cómo encontrar dirección cuando nadie cree en ti. Cómo controlar costos hasta el último centavo. Cómo mantenerte vivo cuando el dinero se está acabando. Cómo resolver cualquier problema con primeros principios. 20 años después… sigue siendo oro puro. Guárdalo. Vas a necesitarlo.
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Share with as many as you can. Most people are not aware of what Google can do/is doing.
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It's worth to watch! 👍👍
Bro… el ingeniero que CREÓ Claude Code soltó un video de 28 minutos y me voló la cabeza Olvídate de los prompts genéricos que todo el mundo copia y pega Este tipo te enseña exactamente cómo sacar el 300% de Claude: archivos CLAUDE.md, memoria permanente, sesiones paralelas y trucos de prompting que nadie te cuenta Pagué cursos de 300 dólares que no llegan ni a la mitad de lo que él explica en los primeros 10 minutos Y lo mejor: es gratis No importa si estás empezando o si ya programas todo el día… después de ver esto vas a usar la IA de una forma que ni sabías que existía Guárdalo. Vas a volver mil veces 🔖
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Concerning! Dystopia loading..
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Look at that amazing piece of engineering! What a pity that Europe is falling so far behind and wasting money on war.
Chinese company Unitree reveal their "all terrain" wheeled robot. The military potential for this technology is obvious. Europe is so far behind China, its scary.
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