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Lee Duna

@ throws_lemy @lemmy.nz

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  • Iranians use Turkey border to access internet during blackouts

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  • yeah it's not easy, but doable. It takes a lot of effort if you have an authoritarian government., and the Iranian government is a very bad example. Probably they should be more serious, reorganize and develop strategies to fight the government, because demonstrations are ineffective.

    And communications is very important for this, that's why the Iranian government (as well as other authoritarian governments) wants to cut off internet connections.

  • Iranians use Turkey border to access internet during blackouts

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  • Also people need to build a mesh network system and use instant messaging service that does not require an internet connection, such as Briar.

  • Here's how Google's getting ready for Android's upcoming sideloading restrictions

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  • Already happened with the ICC, in our country we are trying to avoid the US financial system. The central bank is developing a QR payment system. Currently, we have agreements to use this system with several countries in Asia.

    And no matter how good the QR payment system is, it still relies heavily on the Goolag ecosystem. Most QR payment applications will not work with microG.

  • Google offers bargain: Sell your soul to Gemini, and it'll give you smarter answers

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  • Would love that, but it's a hard task, since telemetry is baked into Android OS, not to mention in almost all apps in the Play Store.

  • Here's how Google's getting ready for Android's upcoming sideloading restrictions

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  • the biggest problem hasn't yet emerged, let's say Orange turd will use his power to force Goolag to restrict access to the Goolag account for any country or entity for any of his moronic reason.

  • Going to a Protest? Don't Bring Your Phone Without Doing This First

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  • You can use Briar, BitChat, or Bridgefy to communicate, without having internet connections. I've only tried Briar, which works with cell networks, wifi, also bluetooth.

  • Tim Cook and Sundar Pichai are cowards - X’s deepfake porn feature clearly violates app store guidelines. Why won’t Apple and Google pull it?

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  • DNA and family history: What US authorities could demand you hand over at the border

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  • DNA testing is important to ensure you are not carrying any diseases into the US soil.

  • France and Germany warn US could 'betray' Ukraine in push for peace, Spiegel reports

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  • Sorry, I didn't notice the typo from France24, it has been corrected now.

  • The FBI spied on a Signal group chat of immigration activists, records reveal

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  • high chances, FBI uses trojans/malware like NSO's Pegasus to spy on their targets.

  • I just wanted to compare FOSS Linux budgeting software

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  • I've tried it on PipePipe, and the results are the same. I don't think you'll find it, because there are no comparison videos without AI slop.

  • Atlantic Ocean Current Collapse Could Trigger Modern Ice Age

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  • We had a Little Ice Age in the past, When the average global temperature is around 0°C

    Now, if we look at the chart of average global temperatures based on ice core data...

  • EXPOSED: Samsung phones in West Asia/North Africa (WANA) region embedded with 'unremovable' Israeli spyware

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  • I remember some time ago this topic was discussed in a Telegram group about privacy. Some users began accusing OP of being anti-Semitic.

  • Man digging a swimming pool in his garden in France discovers gold worth $800,000

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  • Most likely, and the owner forgot to tell their kids that they had buried gold.

  • Woman fined £150 for pouring coffee down drain

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  • This story is really poor and badly reported, as it doesn't explain WHY the Environmental Protection Act 1990 has these fines in place and why what this women did was wrong. Instead it's a clickbait story that implies the woman is a victim.

    That has already been explained in the article. 👀

    Section 33 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 makes it an offence to deposit or dispose of waste in a way likely to pollute land or water, including pouring liquids into street drains.

  • Anti-vaccine activists want to go nationwide after Idaho law passes

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  • Tor Browser says no to Firefox's AI features as it removes them

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  • Librewolf, only has an offline machine translation

    other alternative, Mullvad browser but I haven't tried.

  • Unidentified drones disrupt Dutch troops during NATO exercises in Poland

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  • Dutch troops taking part in NATO exercises in Poland encountered several unidentified drones and experienced communication disruptions, the Dutch defence ministry has confirmed.

    Russian drones did this.. right?

  • Indonesia free meals programme under fire after thousands sickened

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  • It isn't the free-meals-programme that's the problem, it's the implimentation of it that's the problem.

    It's already a problem since begining, costing up to 1 trillion rupiah or 60 million US dollars per day. And the money flows to high-ranking officers and officials through foundations that have kitchens that cook free meals.