#privacyabuse — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #privacyabuse, aggregated by home.social.
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@JulianOliver Unclear whether these pictures were bait for entrapment of criminals (#moralhazard and #thoughtcrime issues) or simply profit-seeking (#venality and #privacyabuse) but this is foul behaviour
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@JulianOliver Unclear whether these pictures were bait for entrapment of criminals (#moralhazard and #thoughtcrime issues) or simply profit-seeking (#venality and #privacyabuse) but this is foul behaviour
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@JulianOliver Unclear whether these pictures were bait for entrapment of criminals (#moralhazard and #thoughtcrime issues) or simply profit-seeking (#venality and #privacyabuse) but this is foul behaviour
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@JulianOliver Unclear whether these pictures were bait for entrapment of criminals (#moralhazard and #thoughtcrime issues) or simply profit-seeking (#venality and #privacyabuse) but this is foul behaviour
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@JulianOliver Unclear whether these pictures were bait for entrapment of criminals (#moralhazard and #thoughtcrime issues) or simply profit-seeking (#venality and #privacyabuse) but this is foul behaviour
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Tried logging into Facebook, no 2FA code. After a few attempts, they warned me my 'behavior may be offensive to other users.' Seriously, Facebook? How far will they go pretending their algorithms are real people watching us? #FacebookFail #PrivacyAbuse #BigTechEthics
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Tried logging into Facebook, no 2FA code. After a few attempts, they warned me my 'behavior may be offensive to other users.' Seriously, Facebook? How far will they go pretending their algorithms are real people watching us? #FacebookFail #PrivacyAbuse #BigTechEthics
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Tried logging into Facebook, no 2FA code. After a few attempts, they warned me my 'behavior may be offensive to other users.' Seriously, Facebook? How far will they go pretending their algorithms are real people watching us? #FacebookFail #PrivacyAbuse #BigTechEthics
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Tried logging into Facebook, no 2FA code. After a few attempts, they warned me my 'behavior may be offensive to other users.' Seriously, Facebook? How far will they go pretending their algorithms are real people watching us? #FacebookFail #PrivacyAbuse #BigTechEthics
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Microsoft enabled the notorious "Recall" with the last update (for Windows 11 copilot+ enabled pcs only). It's part of the OS and can't be uninstalled. This software stores metadata about EVERYTHING that appears on your screen, including passwords/urls/images/videos/any messages you send or emails etc
To disable this gross spyware, run the following as admin on the command line:
Dism /Online /Disable-Feature
/Featurename:Recall -
Microsoft enabled the notorious "Recall" with the last update (for Windows 11 copilot+ enabled pcs only). It's part of the OS and can't be uninstalled. This software stores metadata about EVERYTHING that appears on your screen, including passwords/urls/images/videos/any messages you send or emails etc
To disable this gross spyware, run the following as admin on the command line:
Dism /Online /Disable-Feature
/Featurename:Recall -
Microsoft enabled the notorious "Recall" with the last update (for Windows 11 copilot+ enabled pcs only). It's part of the OS and can't be uninstalled. This software stores metadata about EVERYTHING that appears on your screen, including passwords/urls/images/videos/any messages you send or emails etc
To disable this gross spyware, run the following as admin on the command line:
Dism /Online /Disable-Feature
/Featurename:Recall -
Microsoft enabled the notorious "Recall" with the last update (for Windows 11 copilot+ enabled pcs only). It's part of the OS and can't be uninstalled. This software stores metadata about EVERYTHING that appears on your screen, including passwords/urls/images/videos/any messages you send or emails etc
To disable this gross spyware, run the following as admin on the command line:
Dism /Online /Disable-Feature
/Featurename:Recall -
Microsoft enabled the notorious "Recall" with the last update (for Windows 11 copilot+ enabled pcs only). It's part of the OS and can't be uninstalled. This software stores metadata about EVERYTHING that appears on your screen, including passwords/urls/images/videos/any messages you send or emails etc
To disable this gross spyware, run the following as admin on the command line:
Dism /Online /Disable-Feature
/Featurename:Recall
