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Under the guise of protecting children, a goal we all share, Authorities are pushing for a "passport for the internet" Between the EU Digital Identity Wallet and the Online Safety Act, online anonymity is dying. This is "function creep" in action: what starts as age verification will inevitably become a mandatory requirement for all essential services. Are we trading our fundamental digital freedoms for mass surveillance? #EUWallet #OnlineSafetyAct #DigitalRights #AgeVerification -
@ondrejsevcik
Under the guise of protecting children, a goal we all share, Authorities are pushing for a "passport for the internet" Between the EU Digital Identity Wallet and the Online Safety Act, online anonymity is dying. This is "function creep" in action: what starts as age verification will inevitably become a mandatory requirement for all essential services. Are we trading our fundamental digital freedoms for mass surveillance? #EUWallet #OnlineSafetyAct #DigitalRights #AgeVerification -
@ondrejsevcik
Under the guise of protecting children, a goal we all share, Authorities are pushing for a "passport for the internet" Between the EU Digital Identity Wallet and the Online Safety Act, online anonymity is dying. This is "function creep" in action: what starts as age verification will inevitably become a mandatory requirement for all essential services. Are we trading our fundamental digital freedoms for mass surveillance? #EUWallet #OnlineSafetyAct #DigitalRights #AgeVerification -
@ondrejsevcik
Under the guise of protecting children, a goal we all share, Authorities are pushing for a "passport for the internet" Between the EU Digital Identity Wallet and the Online Safety Act, online anonymity is dying. This is "function creep" in action: what starts as age verification will inevitably become a mandatory requirement for all essential services. Are we trading our fundamental digital freedoms for mass surveillance? #EUWallet #OnlineSafetyAct #DigitalRights #AgeVerification -
@ondrejsevcik
Under the guise of protecting children, a goal we all share, Authorities are pushing for a "passport for the internet" Between the EU Digital Identity Wallet and the Online Safety Act, online anonymity is dying. This is "function creep" in action: what starts as age verification will inevitably become a mandatory requirement for all essential services. Are we trading our fundamental digital freedoms for mass surveillance? #EUWallet #OnlineSafetyAct #DigitalRights #AgeVerification -
Here are some of my notes from "Feel-Good Productivity" book.
Overall, it’s a nice and easy-to-read book that I would recommend to anyone new to the concept of productivity.
The book integrates ideas from many other productivity-related books, making it as an all-in-one package. It also borders on being a philosophy book, trying to change your mindset on how you think about productivity.
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The data being sold includes:
- Names, surnames, dates of birth
- Phone numbers
- Home and work addresses
- Real estate values
- The car they drive
- Pending civil proceedings
- Penalties and criminal records
- Detailed case recordsEssentially, your whole profile is for sale. It can be bought by anyone. It is all legal.
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Is the Swedish Tax Authority selling citizens’ data?
TIL - Turns out, they actually do!
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Is the Swedish Tax Authority selling citizens’ data?
TIL - Turns out, they actually do!
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Is the Swedish Tax Authority selling citizens’ data?
TIL - Turns out, they actually do!
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> age verification should be required for VPN access as well...
My biggest fear right now is not Russia, but EU turning into Russia.
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RE: https://social.linux.pizza/@theprivacydad/116417292802223577
It is even worse - only Google and Apple allowed.
So much for breaking up from Big Tech dependency!
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RE: https://social.linux.pizza/@theprivacydad/116417292802223577
It is even worse - only Google and Apple allowed.
So much for breaking up from Big Tech dependency!
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RE: https://social.linux.pizza/@theprivacydad/116417292802223577
It is even worse - only Google and Apple allowed.
So much for breaking up from Big Tech dependency!
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RE: https://social.linux.pizza/@theprivacydad/116417292802223577
It is even worse - only Google and Apple allowed.
So much for breaking up from Big Tech dependency!
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RE: https://social.linux.pizza/@theprivacydad/116417292802223577
It is even worse - only Google and Apple allowed.
So much for breaking up from Big Tech dependency!
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> Big platforms must verify age for certain content. They can use the fancy EU wallet with its privacy features. They can also just plug in a normal KYC provider that scans your full passport, runs liveness checks and sees everything. Which path do you think most companies will actually take when the “privacy-preserving” option requires integrating with systems that barely exist yet across 27 countries?
https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2026/04/17/eu-age-control-the-trojan-horse-for-digital-ids/
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> Big platforms must verify age for certain content. They can use the fancy EU wallet with its privacy features. They can also just plug in a normal KYC provider that scans your full passport, runs liveness checks and sees everything. Which path do you think most companies will actually take when the “privacy-preserving” option requires integrating with systems that barely exist yet across 27 countries?
https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2026/04/17/eu-age-control-the-trojan-horse-for-digital-ids/
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> Big platforms must verify age for certain content. They can use the fancy EU wallet with its privacy features. They can also just plug in a normal KYC provider that scans your full passport, runs liveness checks and sees everything. Which path do you think most companies will actually take when the “privacy-preserving” option requires integrating with systems that barely exist yet across 27 countries?
https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2026/04/17/eu-age-control-the-trojan-horse-for-digital-ids/
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> Big platforms must verify age for certain content. They can use the fancy EU wallet with its privacy features. They can also just plug in a normal KYC provider that scans your full passport, runs liveness checks and sees everything. Which path do you think most companies will actually take when the “privacy-preserving” option requires integrating with systems that barely exist yet across 27 countries?
https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2026/04/17/eu-age-control-the-trojan-horse-for-digital-ids/
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> Big platforms must verify age for certain content. They can use the fancy EU wallet with its privacy features. They can also just plug in a normal KYC provider that scans your full passport, runs liveness checks and sees everything. Which path do you think most companies will actually take when the “privacy-preserving” option requires integrating with systems that barely exist yet across 27 countries?
https://juraj.bednar.io/en/blog-en/2026/04/17/eu-age-control-the-trojan-horse-for-digital-ids/
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Love the effort KRK Airport put into this screen, but the security queue remains a mystery! Am I waiting 5 minutes or 50? A simple time estimate is all I need.
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> It is remarkable how much long-term advantage people like us have gotten by trying to be consistently not stupid, instead of trying to be very intelligent.
— Charlie Munger
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Desalinating Water Is Becoming “Absurdly Cheap”
0.01$ per 24 liters
https://humanprogress.org/desalinating-water-is-becoming-absurdly-cheap/
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Desalinating Water Is Becoming “Absurdly Cheap”
0.01$ per 24 liters
https://humanprogress.org/desalinating-water-is-becoming-absurdly-cheap/
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Desalinating Water Is Becoming “Absurdly Cheap”
0.01$ per 24 liters
https://humanprogress.org/desalinating-water-is-becoming-absurdly-cheap/
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Desalinating Water Is Becoming “Absurdly Cheap”
0.01$ per 24 liters
https://humanprogress.org/desalinating-water-is-becoming-absurdly-cheap/
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Desalinating Water Is Becoming “Absurdly Cheap”
0.01$ per 24 liters
https://humanprogress.org/desalinating-water-is-becoming-absurdly-cheap/
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Disposable virtual cards are the best feature of Revolut. None of the last 10 payments I've made need permanent access to my credit card. This should be a default in any bank.