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ah the old debunked story "but crypto is used only for crime"

https://www.forbes.com/sites/haileylennon/2021/01/19/the-fal...

what chance are we even talking of a false positive?

sorry for the late reply, i am using Chromium for android with the adblock enabled

> it doesn't make sense to use NetGuard

unless you use any other phone that is not a google pixel running GrapheneOS

defeats the whole point of changing identity if you reveal who you were

creating an account seems to fail

there is no deeper level, they want to stop soccer streaming, simple as that.

it already is, the entire protocol is reverse engineered, there are tools to automatically deobfuscate the code and there is already a full reimplementation of minecraft that also supports servers

a very big amount of european news websites are doing this anyway and it seems it's not being enforced, so i think it's more grey area

i have a C906 running linux, how can i mitigate this vulnerability?

the price difference from usb to usb-c is less than 2 cents

are they that hard to find in your country? for me it's way more likely to find a VGA cable around than an HDMI when i need it

what about a esp32-s3?

and it was possible for any user on windows to have access to these screenshots

almost like there's a few bilion dollars difference in their budgets

a global pandemic?

lol'd at someone's attempt to put an xss on one of the restaurants

the usb port can still very very easily spoof itself as a keyboard/mouse and automatically accept any prompt

stablecoins.

aren't we already doing that everyday?

because those who fall for it couldn't care less about checking signature

they have very high amounts of fraud going on so they made their antifraud crazy strict and it makes more false positives than actual detections

just checked and the free 1M is also available on this website

recording a video of someone ≠ posting a video of them

well good luck going after a website that is probably hosted in an offshore country where piracy is legal and they won't even bother to answer to you. it's easy and enough effective to just block it dns level, most people outside here don't even know what dns is anyway so they won't bother finding a way around it

you get ads even if you just stay on the brave homepage

reminder that telegram recently added this to their ToS

"2) For personalized ads, Telegram will analyze IP addresses, down to the city, will analyze users' interests based on search queries, subscriptions and contacts, and data "collected from other platforms."

3) Personalized ads will also appear in private channels.

4) A "list of identification numbers based on the phone numbers of platform users" will also be used for personalized ads.

Telegram states that it will not collect the above data if the user is a Telegram Premium subscriber."

promote.telegram.org still says

"This means that no user data is mined or analyzed to display ads, and every user viewing a particular channel on Telegram sees the same sponsored messages."

i wouldn't really trust a platform that went full 360° with their promises multiple times in the past and is now doing it again

is it possible? yes

is it illegal? also

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