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[?]Red Fox Technologies » 🤖 🌐
@redfoxtech@mastodon.social

Plate readers don't ask. Your dash can still warn you.
FlockU Alert: GPS + map of known plate readers. Alerts on approach. No phone, no cloud.
tindie.com/products/garden/flo

Alt...Dot-pixel expedition vehicle night scene

    [?]Hacker News » 🤖 🌐
    @h4ckernews@mastodon.social

    [?]𐌐𐌀Ꝋ𐌋Ꝋ :antifa: » 🌐
    @steek_hutzee@mastodon.uno

    “Chat control? No grazie”: Lega e FdI si dicono contrari, ma 9 giorni prima il governo aveva espresso parere favorevole, con riserva. E l'ex eurodeputato tedesco attivista per i diritti digitali Patrick Breyer sottolinea: “Pazzesco! L'Italia avverte sui pericoli del Chat Control, ma vota A FAVORE!”

    @sicurezza

    ilfattoquotidiano.it/2026/07/1

      [?]Open Rights Group » 🌐
      @openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org

      Today we’ve joined over 20 organisations to urge the UK Government to protect children online without making the internet less secure by restricting VPNs.

      Child safety and security aren’t competing objectives – we need both.

      Read our letter ➡️ openrightsgroup.org/publicatio

      Protecting children online is an objective we all share. The challenge is ensuring measures strengthen child safety without weakening the privacy and security millions of people rely on every day, including children.

As organisations committed to a safe, secure, and rights-respecting internet, we are concerned by suggestions that the Government restrict virtual private networks (VPNs). VPNs are cybersecurity tools. They help people protect personal information on public Wi-Fi, enable secure remote working, allow students to access education networks safely, and help small businesses protect their systems. VPNs are essential for human rights defenders and journalists, domestic abuse survivors, the LGBTQ+ community, and others at heightened risk online.

The evidence does not support assumptions that young people use VPNs to bypass age restrictions. Ofcom’s research found that only around 3% of children had used VPNs to access content meant for older audiences. Evidence from Australia shows children are much more likely to get around age checks by not being asked, giving false information, or even drawing on a moustache.

Restricting VPNs would undercut the security and privacy of millions, without making children safer. Age-gating VPNs would require everyone to surrender sensitive personal information simply to access tools designed to protect privacy. Blocking VPN traffic reliably is technically unfeasible, and risks blocking employers, schools and public authorities using

      Alt...Protecting children online is an objective we all share. The challenge is ensuring measures strengthen child safety without weakening the privacy and security millions of people rely on every day, including children. As organisations committed to a safe, secure, and rights-respecting internet, we are concerned by suggestions that the Government restrict virtual private networks (VPNs). VPNs are cybersecurity tools. They help people protect personal information on public Wi-Fi, enable secure remote working, allow students to access education networks safely, and help small businesses protect their systems. VPNs are essential for human rights defenders and journalists, domestic abuse survivors, the LGBTQ+ community, and others at heightened risk online. The evidence does not support assumptions that young people use VPNs to bypass age restrictions. Ofcom’s research found that only around 3% of children had used VPNs to access content meant for older audiences. Evidence from Australia shows children are much more likely to get around age checks by not being asked, giving false information, or even drawing on a moustache. Restricting VPNs would undercut the security and privacy of millions, without making children safer. Age-gating VPNs would require everyone to surrender sensitive personal information simply to access tools designed to protect privacy. Blocking VPN traffic reliably is technically unfeasible, and risks blocking employers, schools and public authorities using

      Children deserve an Internet that is safe, private, and secure. Those objectives should reinforce one another, not come into conflict.

Yours sincerely,

• Amnesty International
• Big Brother Watch
• Defend Digital Me
• ExpressVPN
• Global Partners Digital
• Index on Censorship
• Internet Infrastructure Coalition
• Internet Society
• Internet Society UK
• lnternews
• IPVanish
• Liberty
• Mozilla
• Mullvad VPN
• Mysterium VPN
• NordVPN
• Open Rights Group
• Proton
• Reporters Without Borders
• Stop Killing Games
• Stop Killing Internet
• Surfshark
• Tuta
• VPN Trust Initiative

      Alt...Children deserve an Internet that is safe, private, and secure. Those objectives should reinforce one another, not come into conflict. Yours sincerely, • Amnesty International • Big Brother Watch • Defend Digital Me • ExpressVPN • Global Partners Digital • Index on Censorship • Internet Infrastructure Coalition • Internet Society • Internet Society UK • lnternews • IPVanish • Liberty • Mozilla • Mullvad VPN • Mysterium VPN • NordVPN • Open Rights Group • Proton • Reporters Without Borders • Stop Killing Games • Stop Killing Internet • Surfshark • Tuta • VPN Trust Initiative

        [?]Open Rights Group » 🌐
        @openrightsgroup@social.openrightsgroup.org

        VPNs aren’t just for privacy.

        They’re essential cybersecurity tools that protect our personal data, help people to work or study remotely, and defend against cyber threats.

        Restricting them makes everyone less safe – including children.

        Sign and share the petition to protect VPN use in the UK ➡️ action.openrightsgroup.org/tel

          [?]benzogaga33 :verified: » 🌐
          @benzogaga33@mamot.fr

          Pixels de suivi dans les e-mails : ce que change la CNIL et comment bloquer le pistage it-connect.fr/pixels-de-suivi-

            [?]Jon Snow » 🌐
            @jonsnow@mastodon.online

            [?]zerionchat » 🌐
            @zerionchat@mastodon.social

            An independent security audit is the single thing standing between “trust us” and “verified.” It’s also what Privacy Guides, journalists and security reviewers rightly ask for before recommending any messenger.

            We’re raising funds to have Zerion audited by Radically Open Security. Every finding gets published, good or bad. That’s the deal.

            If Zerion is useful to you, this is the most direct way to push it forward:

            zerion.chat/donate.html

            BTC, XMR and ETH accepted.

              [?]DigitalEscapeTools » 🌐
              @xabd@mastodon.social

              PixelRAG is an open-source visual RAG framework that helps local AI models understand documents by analyzing screenshots instead of relying only on extracted text.

              It preserves tables, charts, diagrams, and page layouts for more accurate retrieval, and can run locally with your own PDFs and webpages.

              More details: digitalescapetools.com/tools/t

              Screenshot of the PixelRAG project page. At the top is the PixelRAG logo with the tagline "Web Screenshots Beat Text." Below, an overview explains that PixelRAG renders web pages, PDFs, and images as screenshots so AI models can preserve visual elements like tables, charts, layouts, and infographics for more accurate document retrieval and question answering.

              Alt...Screenshot of the PixelRAG project page. At the top is the PixelRAG logo with the tagline "Web Screenshots Beat Text." Below, an overview explains that PixelRAG renders web pages, PDFs, and images as screenshots so AI models can preserve visual elements like tables, charts, layouts, and infographics for more accurate document retrieval and question answering.

                [?]ResearchBuzz: Firehose » 🌐
                @researchbuzz_firehose@rbfirehose.com

                The Distant Librarian: Saying goodbye to my Meta Ray-Bans. “Earlier this month, I got a new pair of glasses to replace the Meta Ray-Bans I’ve been wearing every day since the fall of 2024. There’s nothing wrong with the Ray-Bans (some might disagree), but over the past few months, I have noticed people asking about my ‘spy camera’ more frequently than I’m comfortable with. My daughter was […]

                https://rbfirehose.com/2026/07/14/the-distant-librarian-saying-goodbye-to-my-meta-ray-bans/

                [?]cybercaptain » 🌐
                @cybercaptain@toot.community

                Age verification laws are spreading fast, and it’s a massive privacy trainwreck. Forcing users to hand over IDs or biometric scans kills anonymity & builds giant honeypots for hackers.

                Track the creep with @proton.me’s map: proton.me/age-verification

                  [?]Dash_Italia » 🌐
                  @Dash_Italia@mastodon.social

                  🧺😂

                  Giornata di bucato.

                  Bianchi.
                  Colorati.
                  Narrative fiat.

                  Alcune macchie vengono via facilmente.

                  Altre richiedono un po' più di tempo, qualche domanda in più e una buona dose di spirito critico.

                  🧼💙

                  Lava le bugie.
                  Indossa la libertà.

                  🧬

                  x.com/ItaliaDash/status/207688

                  🧺😂 #Meme #GM 

Giornata di bucato.

Bianchi.
Colorati.
Narrative fiat.

Alcune macchie vengono via facilmente.

Altre richiedono un po' più di tempo, qualche domanda in più e una buona dose di spirito critico.

🧼💙

Lava le bugie.
Indossa la libertà. 

#Dash #LiveOnDash #LiveOnCrypto #DigitalCash #Web3 #BuiltToLast #Crypto #DAO #Privacy #Freedom #Trustless #Sovereignty #Fundamentals #Citiz3nGlitch #Evolution 🧬

https://x.com/ItaliaDash/status/2076883798130557143?s=20

                  Alt...🧺😂 #Meme #GM Giornata di bucato. Bianchi. Colorati. Narrative fiat. Alcune macchie vengono via facilmente. Altre richiedono un po' più di tempo, qualche domanda in più e una buona dose di spirito critico. 🧼💙 Lava le bugie. Indossa la libertà. #Dash #LiveOnDash #LiveOnCrypto #DigitalCash #Web3 #BuiltToLast #Crypto #DAO #Privacy #Freedom #Trustless #Sovereignty #Fundamentals #Citiz3nGlitch #Evolution 🧬 https://x.com/ItaliaDash/status/2076883798130557143?s=20

                    [?]Red Fox Technologies » 🤖 🌐
                    @redfoxtech@mastodon.social

                    ALPR vans and roadside boxes are reading plates while you commute. Quietly. Constantly.
                    FlockU Alert: dash GPS + local camera map. Lights up on approach. No app. No account. No trip log leaving the device.
                    tindie.com/products/garden/flo

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                      [?]VSX.is | Digital sovereignty » 🌐
                      @vsx@infosec.exchange

                      Brave has added containers: multiple accounts in a single browser and organization of digital identities

                      The Brave browser gained a long-awaited feature in version 1.92, released on July 2, 2026. Containers in the Brave browser allow you to separate tabs…

                      vsx.global/brave-has-added-mul

                        [?]Karl Voit :emacs: :orgmode: » 🌐
                        @publicvoit@graz.social

                        «Reproduce it yourself: show that 's Build CLI uploads your entire repository — every tracked file plus full git history — to xAI's cloud (POST /v1/storage, routed to the GCS bucket grok-code-session-traces), independent of what the agent reads, and that turning off "Improve the model" does not stop it.»

                        GitHub - cereblab/grok-build-exfil-repro
                        github.com/cereblab/grok-build

                          [?]PPC Land » 🌐
                          @ppcland@mastodon.social

                          FYI: Meta faces 6% turnover fine as EU finds Instagram breach addictive design: Brussels says infinite scroll, autoplay and personalised feeds push users toward compulsive use. Meta can contest the finding before regulators rule on a fine. ppc.land/meta-faces-6-turnover

                            [?]Jon Snow » 🌐
                            @jonsnow@mastodon.online

                            [?]monniele » 🌐
                            @monniele@infosec.exchange

                            [?]MxD { Ỡ·_·ổ } CRxxCHER [it/that] » 🌐
                            @mxd0_othxng@fe.disroot.org

                            If your website blanket bans IP addresses and/or doesn’t allow aliased email addresses, go fuck yourself. You’re feeding the anti-privacy beast that is destroying the internet right now. You’re literally helping Google, Meta, and Amazon strip us of the one space that we still have the ability to have a smidge of privacy in our lives. Your excuses are bullshit, you run the space, take care of your own security and privacy concerns, don’t pass them on to your us.

                            Look to @musicbrainz (and @metabrainz as a whole) if you need an example of a community that has mysteriously managed to refrain from insisting their users expose their private identity, despite currently being the main source for online music metadata. [^1] All the data is entered by users, some who’re entirely anonymous, and yet the database continues to be a functional and useful contribution to digital media. Looking at you @Wikipedia and @rateyourmusic .

                            Find another way to combat bad actors, because this ain’t it. One suggestion I have is to take advantage of already existing tools and require user accounts if folks want to edit with a VPN [^2]. That way you can punish bad actors by banning their accounts and stop punishing accounts in good standing for doing nothing wrong. You can even give new accounts limited usage until they’ve proven themselves (something MB does as well).

                            Stop this shit, or hey at least stop acting like you’re part of a free internet if you’re just going to do the work of the corpo fucks. Thanks.

                            [^1]: This is where I’d normally beg MusicBrainz not to let us down, but I happen to be pretty active over there and know that there’d be some folks directly responsible for running that site who’d be pretty pissed if this ever happened.

                            [^2] This was already a rule on Wikipedia and you can’t edit without an account and I believe a certain experience level on RYM (don’t quote me on that, haven’t had the ability to engage much there due to this new IP ban shit)

                            #privacy #wikipedia #PrivacyInvasive #internet #bullshit

                              [?]PrivacyDigest » 🌐
                              @PrivacyDigest@mas.to

                              [?]Robert Kingett » 🌐
                              @WeirdWriter@caneandable.social

                              This is attempting to detect smart glasses nearby and warn you. github.com/yjeanrenaud/yj_near

                                [?]PrivacyDigest » 🌐
                                @PrivacyDigest@mas.to

                                The US government warns that state are coming after your

                                The federal government is warning users of home and small office to secure their devices as Russia state hackers continue to mass-compromise them for use in obscuring nefarious actions against sensitive organizations in the public and private sectors.

                                arstechnica.com/security/2026/

                                  [?]jbz » 🌐
                                  @jbz@indieweb.social

                                  :konata_yawn: Meta Contractors Posed as Teens to Prompt Rival Chatbots About Suicide, Sex, and Drugs

                                  「 Many were written from the perspective of children or teenagers in crisis: a 13-year-old who said she had become pregnant by her adult neighbor and wanted to know where to buy pills to end the pregnancy; a fifth-grader whose classmate had a gun pointed at his mouth; a girl asking how to hide bulimia from her parents 」

                                  wired.com/story/meta-contracto

                                    [?]Red Fox Technologies » 🤖 🌐
                                    @redfoxtech@mastodon.social

                                    Fake cell towers don't look like much — until you watch the handshake.
                                    RayHunter is a hotspot that runs the EFF detector so you can spot IMSI-catcher-style weirdness in the field.
                                    tindie.com/products/garden/rc4

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