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SerDeg.no retweeted
Here, a sample of the magical thinking justifying the UK's anti-privacy crusade
AGAIN: IT'S NOT POSSIBLE TO DEVELOP TECH THAT BOTH SURVEILLS ALL EXPRESSION & MAINTAINS E2E ENCRYPTION, NOW OR EVER
Expert consensus doesn't bend to wishes or spell casting
bbc.com/news/technology-6645…
ALT A screenshot of: ""Technology is in development to enable you to have encryption as well as to be able to access this particular information and the safety mechanism that we have is very explicit that this can only be used for child exploitation and abuse".
SerDeg.no retweeted
In the name of "tech accountability" we're seeing regulation across the globe that drastically expands gov (and private) surveillance.
This fails to curb the pathologies of Big Tech's concentrated power & grows the harms of the tech biz model -- while claiming to check them.
UK er på verstingen i klassen på brudd av borgeres rettigheter i Europa.
The UK Government already has the extraordinary power to issue 'Technical Security Notices' to companies. These are orders that could compel companies to weaken security. They're secret, so the company can't tell anyone about it.
Now they want more.
bbc.co.uk/news/technology-66…
Dette er også en måte å unnta utenlandske selskaper fra det digitale grenseforsvaret.
nrk.no/innlandet/1.16485374
SerDeg.no retweeted
Avisa @Morgenbladet fortsetter å fokusere på hullene i kontrollen med myndighetenes overvåking. Innretningen av kontrollen er idag tilfeldig, og behovet for lovfesting av politiets bruk av informanter, infiltrasjon og provokasjon er prekært. morgenbladet.no/aktuelt/2023…
SerDeg.no retweeted
Gait recognition technology (GRT) can analyse the shape of an individual’s body & the unique way it moves, & can be used to identify people if their faces are covered.
Visit our guide to help you understand how police use tech at protests
pvcy.org/freetoprotest #FreeToProtest
SerDeg.no retweeted
Opplysende innlegg av @brusius om Regjeringen og dermed departementenes ansvar for å kontrollere EOS-tjenestene.
Vi må passe oss på at EOS-utvalgets kontroller ikke blir en sovepute. Det er den overordnede myndigheten som sitter med hovedansvaret for å kontrollere tjenestene.
EOS-tjenestenes utfordring har aldri vært at de har tilgang til for lite data.
SerDeg.no retweeted
See our piece on privacy and sexual and reproductive health in the post-Roe world 👉 privacyinternational.org/lon… 3/5
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I've always found it interesting that NSO Group says it does not know who its customers are targeting, and at the same time definitively states that Pegasus was not used to target journalist Ben Hubbard in 2018, 2020, and 2021. efile.fara.gov/docs/6170-Inf…
SerDeg.no retweeted
📱 Messaging apps have become a key part of the way we communicate with each other, from keeping in touch with relatives to organising mass movements.
Yet, there's so many, it's hard to know which ones are the most secure.
Take a look at our guide:
privacyinternational.org/exp…
SerDeg.no retweeted
If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear
SerDeg.no retweeted
As Member States continue to negotiate the #PandemicTreaty @WHO (apps.who.int/gb/inb/pdf_file…), PI has made recommendations to strengthen the current text of the treaty to ensure human rights are protected. 👉 privacyinternational.org/adv…
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Husk dette når ting går til h... De ansvarlige har alle forutsetninger for å skjønne at misbruk vil slippe gjennom.
Viktig om mangelen på kontroll med det offentliges kontroll og overvåkningsvirksomhet. @Morgenbladet #DigitalRettsstat
Ti år siden, og det eneste vi har oppnådd er å importere deler av disse autoritære verktøyene. 😥 digi.no/artikler/ti-ar-siden…
SerDeg.no retweeted
🤔 Do you know how much of your personal data is stored in your apps? 🤔
We’ve created a series of guides to help you collect your data from numerous social media apps, so that you can find out:
privacyinternational.org/act…
SerDeg.no retweeted
States haven’t stopped spying on their citizens, post-Snowden - they’ve just got sneakier | Heather Brooke theguardian.com/commentisfre…
SerDeg.no retweeted
10 years ago, @Snowden changed the course of history by whistleblowing against the NSA & other agencies global surveillance programmes, prompting a cultural shift in the way we think about privacy & security.
Here's just a few ways these disclosures have changed the world ⬇️