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  1. A long but important read - well worth it!

    “Silenced”

    by Carole Cadwalladr in How To Survive The Broligarchy on Substack

    @uk_politics
    @BBC5Live
    @BBCRadio4
    @BBCNews
    @guardian
    @Independent
    @thetimes
    @newyorktimes
    @miamiherald

    “Facebook's silencing of a whistleblower shines a light on a private justice system and a ‘post-state’ future where tech bros write the rules. Or as we call them, ‘laws’”

    open.substack.com/pub/broligar

    #Press #SocialMedia #US #UK #TechBro #Palantir #Thiel #Argentina #Millei #AI #Censorship #Arbitration #CanbridgeAnalytica #Facebook #Zuckerberg #AICEO #BigTech #G7 #Anthropic #DeepMind #SiliconValley #Confidentiality #Authoritarianism #Prospera #Honduras

  2. I'm torn, should we file this under - You can't Fix Stupid, or is this just the latest turn in DoJ Bizzaro World?

    Interim U.S. attorney Halligan reaches out to reporter and mentioned grand jury matters - which are supposed to be completely confidential under federal law. lawfaremedia.org/article/anna- #DoJ #FederalProsecutors #JamesIndicment #Indictment #Prosecution #Confidentiality #GrandJury

  3. How to properly share files online?

    Need to send a file to a correspondent? Here are the mistakes to avoid, and the free best practices to follow for simple and secure sending!

    ikacode.com/en/how-to-properly

  4. @datadon @data

    "Extensive experimentation with real world and synthetic datasets demonstrates significant privacy #leakage through recourses. Our work establishes unintended #privacy leakage as an important risk in the widespread adoption of #recourse methods."

    #quote from "On the Privacy Risks of Algorithmic Recourse": hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/item.asp

    #security #dataProtection #dataPrivacy #personalData #confidentiality #LLMs #AI #AITech #generativeAI #privacy #copyright #GDPR

  5. CW: Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Response - "FEMBOY" Bomb
    Dear Mr Putin,

    This letter is in response to your Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request dated 30 June 2013, seeking information on the development and use of a weapon referred to as the "FEMBOY" bomb against the Russians.

    After a thorough search of our records, we can confirm the existence of documents related to the "FEMBOY" bomb within our agency. However, as per our standard policy, we cannot confirm or deny the operational status, development, or deployment of any specific weapons systems.

    It is essential to understand that the Central Intelligence Agency's activities and operations are subject to national security concerns and secrecy obligations. To protect the integrity of our operations and to safeguard sensitive information, certain matters cannot be disclosed, including those pertaining to classified weapons programs.

    Our response adheres to the provisions of the FOIA, which allows for the withholding of information that is exempt from public release, such as information related to national defense and intelligence sources.

    We appreciate your understanding of the need for confidentiality and security in such matters. If you have any further questions or require assistance with other FOIA requests, please don't hesitate to contact us.

    Sincerely,

    [REDACTED]
    Freedom of Information Act Officer
    Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

    #FOIAResponse #CIA #Transparency #NationalSecurity #GovernmentDocuments #ClassifiedInformation #FOIARequest #InformationDisclosure #PublicInterest #Accountability #FreedomOfInformation #GovernmentOperations #NationalDefense #IntelligenceCommunity #Secrecy #Confidentiality