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Your car is spying on you to build a case against future insurance claims and to raise your current premiums.
One man was denied insurance for a fire that destroyed his car because he had driven over 85 mph at some point weeks, months, and even years before the fire happened.
A privacy report revealed that many cars collect information on s3xual activity, immigration status, race, facial expressions, weight, health, genetic information, and driving locations - and that they sell this information to third parties.
Nissan states it can share and sell our preferences, characteristics, psychological trends, predispositions, behavior, attitudes, intelligence abilities, and aptitudes to others.
A Mozilla representative concluded: "All new cars today are privacy nightmares on wheels that collect huge amounts of personal information."
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There is a 100% chance the IDF and Israeli police are already doing exactly this.
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What happened starting in 1980?
Mass Privatisation.
So instead of your wages being decided by what your Government could afford and what you earned, you are paid as little as possible to maximise profit.
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Anthropic is effectively telling the government that they should be allowed to facilitate the deaths of up to 50 people per model and cause up to a billion dollars in damages before the government should consider stepping in to stop them. Insane.
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Y’all remember when Israel bombed Church of Saint Porphyrius in Gaza, 1 of the oldest churches in the world, w a history dating back to the 5th century?
Palestinians, including children, were sheltering there. At least 18 were killed.
Spare us the fake outrage, baby killers
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Im not sure why this isn't a bigger cyber security story- are we all compromised?
An ad appears on your screen.
You don't click it.
Doesn't matter.
Spyware is already inside your device.
Citizen Lab just published the first documented proof.
Called it AdFection.
An Israeli ad-tech company called Discover-Tech ran the operation.
Controlium is their platform.
Here's how it works.
Ad network profiles you. Uses your advertising ID. Your IP address. Your cookies.
Builds a fingerprint.
Then Controlium serves a targeted ad.
The moment the ad loads. Not clicked. Just rendered.
The device makes a connection to Discover-Tech servers.
Which immediately connects to Candiru spyware servers.
Exploit fires. Spyware installs. You never knew the ad existed.
Al Jazeera was the confirmed target.
45 journalist devices. Infected between 2024 and 2025.
Controlium had a list of IP addresses and ad IDs that matched their staff.
Served them invisible ads.
Which delivered invisible spyware.
Discover-Tech's ads appeared on 120,000 websites.
75,000 apps.
10 million impressions per day.
Across 161 countries.
Reaching NATO. The UN. EU institutions. US Department of Defense.
All potential targets.
Google certified Discover-Tech for six years.
Listed them as an approved vendor.
Didn't catch anything.
Only cut ties after Citizen Lab published.
citizenlab.ca/research/expos…
The ad network was the spyware delivery system.
No one was monitoring it because ad networks aren't supposed to do this.
So no one thought to look.
They’re still killing children every, single, day.
BREAKING: Israeli forces shoot and kill Palestinian girl in central Gaza, medical source says
🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/e9uqrl?update=50573…
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Woah woah woah. The lead is buried in paragraph four.
Anthropic quietly pitches its own AI safety bill to lawmakers politi.co/4zxDFhl
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men be like “no you don’t get it, it’s not that we hate women, we believe real victims. there’s just no real victims and i’m assuming every woman is a liar”
This woman was raped at Cornell. She explains that her rapist got an essay - just like Jane Doe's case.
A CNN investigation found that "half of the 16 Cornell University students found responsible for sexual assault over a recent 4 year period avoided suspension or expulsion. Instead, they were punished with written reprimands, disciplinary probations, and extra study programs."
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He saved our lives from the settler-terrorists who attacked the olive harvesters and journalists.
He and many other Palestinians who bravely risked their lives, defending their land.
Hey @the_andrey_x what was a masked Palestinian with a slingshot doing among you in that innocent "olive harvesting" at 1:29?
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They want to destroy society and bring technofeudalism. They are speeding up the process so they can build things up in a way that benefits them .
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So under Anthropic's bill, Anthropic can kill 49 people and steal up to a billion dollars before anyone can legally stop them
Anthropic quietly pitches its own AI safety bill to lawmakers politi.co/4zxDFhl
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He sexually assaulted and killed a woman.
He choked and beat another one. She survived but is disabled for life.
He was assessed as having a “moderate to high” risk of reoffending… yet he’s attending classes at McGill.
What are we doing?
Convicted killer attending McGill law school divides students over safety, 2nd chances
Despite violent past, offender’s lawyer says reintegration is ‘what rehabilitation is about’
cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/…
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At what point do we stop calling them errors
Texas county officials said they learned Thursday about another state error that has backlogged thousands of voter registration records.
The total number of backlogged records wasn’t immediately available, but the secretary of state’s office told election officials that not all counties were impacted. bit.ly/4hQS7v6











































