Know when someone spies on you!

Vienna, Austria
Joined May 2015
Nobody will protect your #privacy unless you start doing it obdev.at/microsnitch/index.h…
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Sind Google und Facebook unbesiegbar? Wir haben die wichtigsten Ideen zur Regulierung digitalen Monopole zusammengetragen. Vom härteren Datenschutz bis zur Zerschlagung – ein anderer Umgang mit dem Datenkapitalismus ist möglich. Hier unser Überblick: netzpolitik.org/2018/den-dat…
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Anyone who has access to this link about booking details can not only read but also edit (your) personal information. cliqz.com/en/magazine/luftha…
This is the current status of the internet privacy legislation in the U.S., displayed by each state. aclu.org/issues/privacy-tech…
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Here's why Friday's Supreme Court ruling matters, by the numbers: In 2016, Verizon received 53,532 requests for cell phone location data in 2016. 75% of those requests didn't have a warrant attached. Now, those warrantless requests would be denied. theguardian.com/world/2018/j…
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Based on the company's value in May 2017 a data collection is worth 220$ per user. motherboard.vice.com/en_us/a…
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Watch this journalist being hacked and investigating how #privacy gets treated in different situations. youtube.com/watch?v=KGX-c5BJ…
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Have you ever heard of the BigBrotherAwards? They 'honor' "companies, institutions and persons who act in a prominent way to invade people's privacy or malhandle (personal) data." These are the winners of Germany's #BigBrotherAward 2018: bigbrotherawards.de/en/2018
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We call on @Amazon, @Google, @Microsoft, and @Apple to oppose Russia’s censorship campaign. Stand for human rights by ensuring @Telegram’s access to your platforms and allowing them to change their IP addresses without limit. #RightToWrite apnews.com/be2ae7b754a04812a…
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That's how Mark Zuckerberg deals with his own privacy xitter.cf/GeneKerrigan/status/98…
It's what the Facebook scandal is about - and it's what the INM/Leslie Buckley scandal is about. Money, power, and privacy.
Micro Snitch retweeted
Ever think the Internet feels creepy - like there’s a nosy neighbor watching your every move? There’s a reason for that. Companies like Google and Facebook are recording what you do online, offering you up to the highest bidder via hyper-targeted ads.
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Speaker recognition technology gives the NSA the ability to identify you anywhere based on your voice, Snowden documents reveal. interc.pt/2FU6s5V
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