È fantastico 🤩 quando possiamo apprezzare quel meritato riconoscimento che corona di soddisfazione una vita fatta di sacrifici.
Un riconoscimento che dà finalmente un senso alle nostre scelte più coraggiose!
GRAZIE DI CUORE AMICO MIO! ♥️
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Il Regolamento #PrumII – attualmente in consultazione al Consiglio dell’Unione europea – intende rafforzare lo scambio di dati tra forze di polizia all’interno dell’UE. Allo stato attuale la proposta comporta seri rischi per i diritti e le libertà dei cittadini.
Di #PrivacyNetwork
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Il Regolamento Prum II - attualmente in consultazione al Consiglio dell'Unione europea – intende rafforzare lo scambio di dati tra forze di polizia all’interno dell’UE.Privacy Network
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Probabilmente quasi tutto quello sapete su #Mastodon è sbagliato!
Ma tranquilli! siete in buona compagnia... 😁
Per questo abbiamo realizzato una "Guida galattica per twitter-stoppisti finiti su mastodon"
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Probabilmente quasi tutto quello sapete su Mastodon è sbagliato! Ma siete in buona compagnia…informapirata
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@Gatto Mannaro :verified: @informapirata :privacypride: Mastodon non ambisce a riproporre tutte le funzionalità di twitter, ma solo di creare uno strumento (ingegnerizzato a ritroso da twitter) con le funzionalità sociali più virtuose.
Pertanto è molto probabile che non ci sarà mai la funzione di ricerca totale (perché può essere abusata), ma è possibile che in futuro verranno implementati i gruppi o gli "spazi"
⚠️ A TUTTI GLI UTENTI TWITTER⚠️
🔎 Cercando su mastodon utenti che già seguite su twitter, potreste prendere un abbaglio!
🤯 Probabilmente troverete solo la "replica" di un account twitter. Perché?
🐦 Perché grazie al progetto #Birdsite è possibile "seguire" account #twitter da #Mastodon, ma ATTENZIONE: state solo seguendo uno "specchio" che non può interagire con voi!
🔬 Come riconoscere un account specchio? Dopo il nome utente avrà un dominio con "bird" o "bridge"
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Birdsitelive Servers Status. Find a Birdsitelive server to sign up for, find one close to you!birdsitelive.fediverse.observer
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precisamente cosa vorresti fare? Seguire un profilo Twitter replicato da un'istanza birdsite?
Tieni conto che, dopo l'aumento vertiginoso degli utenti mastodon avvenuto negli ultimi 40 giorni, molte istanze birdsite sono state silenziate ho bloccate perché generavano un traffico eccessivo.
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Secondo me quella di blogspot è una sorta di feticismo 🤣
Non mi spiego altrimenti la stessa adozione da parte di Paolo Attivissimo che con le sue competenze informatiche dovrebbe comprenderne e le criticità...
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Le scuole possono candidarsi su #PAdigitale2026 e richiedere i contributi per migrare i propri servizi sul #cloud e aggiornare/dotarsi di nuovi siti web.
Le risorse, previste dal #PNRR e messe a disposizione dal Dip. per la trasformazione digitale della Presidenza del consiglio dei ministri in collaborazione con @istruzione sono complessivamente 95 milioni di euro: 50 milioni sono destinati alla migrazione sul cloud, altri 45 milioni sono dedicati ai siti web.
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Sulla piattaforma PA digitale 2026, voucher dedicati alle scuole per la migrazione al cloud e i siti webMinistro per l’innovazione tecnologica e la transizione digitale
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Lo #csirt segnala un nuovo aggiornamento di Google Chrome per Windows, Mac e Linux corregge 30 vulnerabilità di sicurezza, di cui 7 con gravità “alta”.
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Grazie a @grep_harder per la segnalazione
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La possibile rivoluzione una volta chiuso l’iter per l’acquisizioneLorenzo Nicolao (Corriere della Sera)
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Aujourd’hui, un projet de nouvelle loi sur la conservation des données a été discuté à la Chambre des députés belge. Ce projet prévoit notamment la “conservation géographiquement ciblée” des données de communication, comme la Commission européenne envisage de l’introduire dans toute l’Europe.
Le projet de loi survient après l’annulation par la Cour constitutionnelle belge de la loi sur la conservation des données à l’échelle nationale. Cette loi prévoit qu’à l’avenir, les données téléphoniques de tous les citoyens dans les zones où le taux de criminalité est élevé seront récoltées et stockées. Parmi les zones concernées est Bruxelles, autant que la majorité du pays. La conservation des données serait appliqué ainsi autour des “infrastructures importantes” telles que les autoroutes, les communes frontalières, les hôpitaux et les bâtiments Parlementaires et politiques. Dans le projet, le gouvernement belge estime que cette conservation « ciblée » des données pourrait au final de facto couvrir l’ensemble du territoire, si les critères statistiques (le taux de criminalité minimum choisi) le permettent.
Lorsque l’OCAM fera passer le “niveau d’alerte” à 3 ou 4 (pour l’ensemble du territoire), cette mesure ne sera plus ciblée mais couvrira automatiquement tout le pays. Une mesure de conservation des données sera aussi automatiquement appliquée pour combattre « la fraude à la facturation », avec une période de conservation de 4 mois sans aucune conditions préalables (telle que des soupçons spécifiques). Le projet de loi prévoit aussi la conservation de plus de catégories de données qu’avant : en plus des adresses IP, les données IMEI, IMSI et les adresses MAC seront également seront également conservées de manière généralisée. Et finalement, en plus des fournisseurs de téléphonie et des fournisseurs d’accès à Internet, les fournisseurs de services de messagerie électronique et de messagerie (services OTT) devront également conserver les données de leurs utilisateurs. Le député européen Patrick Breyer (Parti pirate, Groupe des Verts/Alliance libre européenne) met en garde :
“Le projet de loi belge belge est un dangereux précédent pour une nouvelle génération de lois sur la conservation des données. Les autorités de surveillance accros aux données tentent de contourner les arrêts de la plus haute cour Européenne sur l’illégalité de la collecte générale des ‘metadata’. Elles n’hésitent pas à recourir à des tours de passe-passe tels que le vague prétexte de la “prévention de la fraude” pour qu’au final, la conservation généralisée revienne de facto sur la table. De plus, en étendant les catégories de données et de services concernés, ce genre de loi menace de porter encore plus atteinte à notre liberté de communication que celles qui ont été annulées de par le passé par la Cour.”
Ces plans bafouent les droits des citoyens
Dans un avis juridique publié en avril, l’ancien juge de l’UE, Prof. Vilenas Vadapalas, déclare que l’approche de la “conservation ciblée des données” telle qu’envisagée par les gouvernements de l’UE n’est pas admissible. En effet, il doit y avoir une incidence “élevée” (et pas seulement supérieure à la moyenne) de la criminalité grave dans une zone donnée pour y justifier le recours à la conservation des données.
Une solution proportionnée serait l’approche dite de “gel rapide”, selon laquelle les données sont stockées dès qu’il existe une raison suffisante de le faire. L’accord de la coalition “Ampel” allemande stipule que: “Compte tenu de l’incertitude juridique actuelle, de l’arrêt à venir de la Cour de justice et des défis qui en découlent en matière de politique de sécurité, nous développerons la réglementation relative à la conservation des données de manière à ce que les données puissent être conservées de manière juridiquement sûre sur une base ad hoc et par décision judiciaire.”
Aujourd’hui, un projet de nouvelle loi sur la conservation des données a été discuté à la Chambre des députés belge. Ce projet prévoit notamment la “conservation géographiquement ciblée” des données de communication, comme la Commission européenne envisage de l’introduire dans toute l’Europe.
Le projet de loi survient après l’annulation par la Cour constitutionnelle belge de la loi sur la conservation des données à l’échelle nationale. Cette loi prévoit qu’à l’avenir, les données téléphoniques de tous les citoyens dans les zones où le taux de criminalité est élevé seront récoltées et stockées. Parmi les zones concernées est Bruxelles, autant que la majorité du pays. La conservation des données serait appliqué ainsi autour des “infrastructures importantes” telles que les autoroutes, les communes frontalières, les hôpitaux et les bâtiments Parlementaires et politiques. Dans le projet, le gouvernement belge estime que cette conservation « ciblée » des données pourrait au final de facto couvrir l’ensemble du territoire, si les critères statistiques (le taux de criminalité minimum choisi) le permettent.
Lorsque l’OCAM fera passer le “niveau d’alerte” à 3 ou 4 (pour l’ensemble du territoire), cette mesure ne sera plus ciblée mais couvrira automatiquement tout le pays. Une mesure de conservation des données sera aussi automatiquement appliquée pour combattre « la fraude à la facturation », avec une période de conservation de 4 mois sans aucune conditions préalables (telle que des soupçons spécifiques). Le projet de loi prévoit aussi la conservation de plus de catégories de données qu’avant : en plus des adresses IP, les données IMEI, IMSI et les adresses MAC seront également seront également conservées de manière généralisée. Et finalement, en plus des fournisseurs de téléphonie et des fournisseurs d’accès à Internet, les fournisseurs de services de messagerie électronique et de messagerie (services OTT) devront également conserver les données de leurs utilisateurs. Le député européen Patrick Breyer (Parti pirate, Groupe des Verts/Alliance libre européenne) met en garde :
“Le projet de loi belge belge est un dangereux précédent pour une nouvelle génération de lois sur la conservation des données. Les autorités de surveillance accros aux données tentent de contourner les arrêts de la plus haute cour Européenne sur l’illégalité de la collecte générale des ‘metadata’. Elles n’hésitent pas à recourir à des tours de passe-passe tels que le vague prétexte de la “prévention de la fraude” pour qu’au final, la conservation généralisée revienne de facto sur la table. De plus, en étendant les catégories de données et de services concernés, ce genre de loi menace de porter encore plus atteinte à notre liberté de communication que celles qui ont été annulées de par le passé par la Cour.”
Ces plans bafouent les droits des citoyens
Dans un avis juridique publié en avril, l’ancien juge de l’UE, Prof. Vilenas Vadapalas, déclare que l’approche de la “conservation ciblée des données” telle qu’envisagée par les gouvernements de l’UE n’est pas admissible. En effet, il doit y avoir une incidence “élevée” (et pas seulement supérieure à la moyenne) de la criminalité grave dans une zone donnée pour y justifier le recours à la conservation des données.
Une solution proportionnée serait l’approche dite de “gel rapide”, selon laquelle les données sont stockées dès qu’il existe une raison suffisante de le faire. L’accord de la coalition “Ampel” allemande stipule que: “Compte tenu de l’incertitude juridique actuelle, de l’arrêt à venir de la Cour de justice et des défis qui en découlent en matière de politique de sécurité, nous développerons la réglementation relative à la conservation des données de manière à ce que les données puissent être conservées de manière juridiquement sûre sur une base ad hoc et par décision judiciaire.”
Today, a draft for a new law on data retention has been discussed in the Belgian Chamber of Deputies. Among other things, the draft provides for so-called “geographically targeted retention” of communications data, as the EU Commission has proposed to introduce throughout Europe.
The Belgian bill is a reaction to the Constitutional Court’s annulment of the country’s indiscriminate data retention law. In the future, call detail records and the mobile phone locations of all citizens in areas with certain crime rates are to be collected indiscriminately. The threshold is low enough to cover the Brussels region and probably most of the country. Data retention would also apply in “important infrastructures” such as highways, border areas, hospitals and parliament buildings. In the draft legislation, the Belgian government expresses the view that “targeted data retention” could cover the entire national territory, if the statistical criteria allow it. In case of an “alert level” of 3 or 4, meta-data is to be retained throughout the country. At the same time, a 4-month period for retaining all meta-data to prevent “billing fraud” is being proposed. IP addresses, IMEI, IMSI and MAC addresses are also to be collected indiscriminately in the future. In addition to telephone and Internet providers, e-mail and messenger providers (OTT services) would also be required to retain data.
MEP Dr. Patrick Breyer (Pirate Party, Group Greens/European Free Alliance) warns:
“The Belgian bill is a dangerous precedent for a new generation of data retention laws. Data-addicted surveillance authorities are trying to circumvent the top court rulings on the illegality of blanket communications and location data collection. They do not even shy away from tricks such as inventing the purpose of ‘fraud prevention’. By defiantly expanding the policy to additional data categories and services, these laws threaten to cause even greater harm to our freedom of communication than those that have previously been annulled.”
Plans violate citizens’ rights
In a legal opinion published in April, former EU judge Prof. Dr. iur. Vilenas Vadapalas states that the “targeted data retention” approach is not permissible in the broad form contemplated by the EU, and that there must be a “high” (not just above-average) incidence of serious crime in an area to justify the use of data retention. The opinion also discards France’s reliance on a “permanent threat to national security” to justify data retention.
“Quick Freeze” approach a viable solution
A proportionate solution would be the so-called “quick freeze” approach, meaning that data is preserved as soon as there is sufficient reason to do so. The German coalition agreement reads: “In view of the current legal uncertainty, the upcoming ruling of the European Court of Justice and the resulting security policy challenges, we will develop the regulations on data retention in such a way that data can be stored in a legally secure manner on an ad hoc basis and by judicial order.” The EU is waiting for the European Court of Justice to rule on the old German data retention law before deciding on whether to impose data retention throughout the EU. In the meantime, Member States such as Belgium or Denmark are proceeding with national schemes.
Today it became known that Twitter is accepting Elon Musk’s takeover bid for 44 billion dollars. In the run-up, the Tesla boss had announced: “If our twitter bid succeeds, we will … authenticate all real humans”. MEP Patrick Breyer (Pirate Party) comments:
“Musk’s planned authentication requirement endangers the security of our personal data. Our identity, private address and private phone number are not safe in the hands of Twitter, Facebook, Google etc. Experience shows that it is only a matter of time before personal data is hacked or leaked and ends up in the hands of criminals.Abolishing anonymous Twitter accounts would endanger whistleblowers and human rights defenders as well as women, children, minorities, victims of abuse and stalking. After all the FBI infamously persecuted Wikileaks activists using data disclosed by Twitter. Only anonymity effectively protects us from hacking, threats, bullying, stalking and discrimination online.
The Twitter takeover is another reason to sign up for privacy-friendly, decentralized alternative services like Mastodon. NSA and FBI have no access to European nodes and anonymity is guaranteed.”
The EU recently set up its own Mastodon instance called “EU Voice,” which is currently in pilot operation: social.network.europa.eu/
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Prime impressioni di Bruno #Saetta sulla decisione della CGUE (C-401-19) in merito ad #articolo17 #direttivacopyright.
«La Corte accoglie la posizione del Parlamento/Consiglio/Commissione sostenendo che l'articolo contiene in sé tutte le garanzie sufficienti per evitare eccessive limitazioni...»
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An interesting article published by The Inetrcept reveals the secretive business of a US surveillance firm named Anomaly Six.Pierluigi Paganini (Security Affairs)
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Today, the European Court of Justice declared the obligation on social networks to prevent copyright violations by using ex-ante upload filters (Article 17 of the Copyright Directive) compatible with fundamental rights, but imposed very strict conditions. Member of the European Parliament Patrick Breyer, member of the German Pirate Party that led the protests of hundreds of thousands against upload filters in 2019, comments:
“Today’s ruling goes a long way to accomodate the protest voiced by hundreds of thousands who took to the streets against error-prone censorship machines and for freedom of expression online. It is a valuable partial success. The upload filtering mechanisms used to date by corporations such as Facebook or Google do not meet these high standards, which is why I am calling for them to be shut down. In addition, the implementation of the Copyright Directive in EU countries will now need to be revised following the German model which seeks to protect legal uses of copyrighted information – for example in the context of a quote. And finally, today’s ruling should still be incorporated into the new EU Digital Services Act, which is what I will propose today.”To protect freedom of expression, today’s ruling by the European Court of Justice places strict conditions on upload filters that can hardly be met by the current unreliable filtering algorithms: Technologies “that filter and block legal content during upload” are excluded (para. 85 of the judgment). “A filtering system that may not sufficiently distinguish between illegal and legal content, so that its use could lead to the blocking of communications containing legal content, [would be] incompatible with the right to freedom of expression and information guaranteed by Article 11 of the Charter” (para. 86 of the judgment). The filtering obligation does not apply to content the legal assessment of which “would require an independent evaluation of the content” (para. 90 of the judgment).
Breyer explains: “Even a seemingly ‘insignificant’ error rate of the censorship algorithms of, for example, 0.1% leads to the unjustified censorship of thosands of valuable publications due to the large number of Internet posts, and causes massive damage. For example, no algorithm can reliably determine whether an uploader has a license to a piece of content or not. Because fully automated upload filters cannot technically meet the reliability requirements of today’s ruling, the upload filter obligation pushed through by the copyright lobby was a huge mistake and should be abolished. We Pirates will carry on the fight against censorship machines!”
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La #netiquette del fediverso...
Come per tutte le piattaforme di comunicazione e interazione legate al web, anche per interagire nel fediverso esiste una “netiquette” che non si discosta poi molto da quella valida per tutti i #social network e tuttavia vi sono delle specifiche questioni che dovrebbero essere conosciute dagli utenti del #fediverso.
#fediquette #mastodon #istruzioni
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Esiste una #fediquette? La risposta breve è sì, ma abbiamo creato un post per spiegarlo meglio. E ricordiamoci sempre che la parola #fediverso contiene le radici delle due parole più importanti per la…informapirata
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Mi chiamo Mastodon, sono una piattaforma di microblogging open source. Qui trovi due tutorial che ti spiegano passo dopo passo come iscriverti e come iniziare ad usarmi una volta che avrai creato il tuo account utente..Ciao, sono Mastodon!
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Elon Musk ha comprato #Twitter. Questo #25aprile può essere anche una liberazione dalle grandi piattaforme proprietarie? È forse giunto il momento di migrare verso il #Fediverso?informapirata
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Festa della Liberazione "alternativa" in piazza Yenne a Cagliari. L'hanno organizzata le associazioni DonneambienteSardegna e Sardegna Pulita in segno di solidarietà al giornalista Julian Assange.Agenzia ANSA
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The number of zero-day vulnerabilities exploited in cyberattacks in the wild exploded in the last years, security firm report.Pierluigi Paganini (Security Affairs)
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Tomorrow I'll get back to work on TROM II. Today I did none. Was not feeling like doing anything. I got overwhelmed again at how much stuff we recorded...I will for sure finish this month with the sorting of it all, then the huge task of figuring how to continue and finish the documentary. I wish I had the money to work on it for the next many months without being stressed about what I am going to do in the months after that...but is fine, I got used with the idea that I won't probably finish it in a month or even two. Will try to find a way to make money, maybe I can find a not-very-stressful job. That will be my focus in a month or so.
It is funny becasue I already have a "job" that I do daily and for that past 15 or so years. But I am not paid for it, because I am a nice human and everything I do I share it for free with everybody. And because of this attitude I have to suffer and now I have to do some other "job" that is probably retarded and only helps very few people, not the rest. And do it to survive, not that I like it.
God bless this society! Wonderful one! #tromlive
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OpRussia continues unabated, since declaring 'cyber war' on Russia Anonymous has now published approximately 5.8 TB of Russian data.Pierluigi Paganini (Security Affairs)
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"Abbiamo cercato di rispondere attraverso due linee narrative distinte, partendo dalla strategia europea per il mercato digitale."
Il Mercato dei Dati è la prima collana di pubblicazioni targata #PrivacyNetwork.
È un lavoro nato da una domanda semplice: quanto valgono i dati, oggi?
"Data Economy, volti di un nuovo ecosistema" è la prima parte di questa collana di pubblicazioni.
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Il Mercato dei Dati è la prima collana di pubblicazioni targata Privacy Network. È un lavoro nato da una domanda semplice: quanto valgono i dati, oggi? Abbiamo cercato di rispondere attraverso due linee narrative distinte, partendo dalla strategia eu…Privacy Network
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Why will Elon Musk not buy either Mastodon or Friendica? Here are 10 reasons why it won't!
1) Mastodon and Friendica were developed using free and Open Source software.
For this reason they cannot be "bought".
No: they can't be bought by Elon Musk either
2) For the same reason mentioned in point 1)
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"Europa, giustizia e libertà di stampa: il caso di Julian #Assange"
Il ´EU Free Assange Rally´ il 23 aprile 2022 a Bruxelles è il principale evento di quest'anno per aiutare Assange e chiarire che il giornalismo non è un crimine!
#JournalimsIsNotACrime.
"Europe, Justice & Press Freedom: The Case of Julian Assange"The ´EU Free Assange Rally´ on the 23rd of April 2022 in Brussels is the major event this year t...YouTube
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Digital Service Act: il Parlamento ha sprecato una grande opportunità per rendere Internet più equo e più facile da usare per i cittadini europei e gli interessi dell'industria e dei governi hanno…Pirati.io
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After 16 hours of discussion, negotiators from the European Parliament and EU governments have just made deal on a new EU Digital Services Act. Pirate Party MEP Patrick Breyer sat at the negotiating table as Rapporteur for the Committee on Civil Liberties (LIBE) and summarises:
“We were able to prevent removal obligations for search engines. We could also prevent the indiscriminate collection of the cell phone numbers of all uploaders to adult platforms, which would have endangered their privacy and the safety of sex workers due to foreseeable data hacks and leaks. Minors will be protected from surveillance advertising on online platforms. However, the ban on using sensitive personality traits (e.g. a person’s political opinion, diseases or sexual preferences) for targeted manipulation and targeting was heavily watered down.” The new rules on personalised targeting will apply to all online platforms for sharing user content such as Facebook, Instagram or eBay, but not to sites hosting self-generated content, such as news websites.
“The new set of rules as a whole does not deserve the name ‘Digital Constitution’. The disappointing outcome fails in multiple respects to protect our fundamental rights online. Our online privacy will not be protected by a right to use digital services anonymously, nor by a right to encryption, a ban on data retention, or a right to generally opt-out of surveillance advertising in your browser (do not track). Freedom of expression on the Internet is not protected from error-prone censorship machines (upload filters), nor from arbitrary platform censorship. Cross-border removal orders issued by illiberal member states without a court order can take down media reports and information that is perfectly legal in the country of publication. The monopoly power of consumer-hostile social media like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter will not be tackled by interoperability obligations. Users will have no alternative to the toxic engagement-based corporate algorithms that spread hate, violence and misinformation in the interest of commercial profits. Industry and government interests have unfortunately prevailed over digital civil liberties.”
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A new report has peeled back the curtain on big tech’s frenzied lobbying of European Union lawmakers as they finalize a major series of updates to the bloc’s digital rulebook.Natasha Lomas (TechCrunch)
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Sull'impulso datomi da #LivelloSegreto ho appena tolto i badge rossi con il numerino da tutte le app che avevo sul cell, tranne per le chiamate.
E che dire gente, mi sembra di aver preso una boccata di ossigeno.
La tecnologia sotto il capitalismo è diventata così pervasiva e asfissiante che spesso si perde la reale utilità dei sistemi. Non più aiuto, ma solo mezzo di marketing.
Una considerazione ovvia, ma ugualmente sfuggente.
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#Deepweb e #Darkweb sono termini spesso confusi, usati in modo interscambiabile e, a volte, demonizzati. Ma indicano due territori digitali differenti, di cui spesso non c’è da aver paura.
L'articolo di Rosita #Rijtano su #Cybersecurity360 lo spiega bene
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Deep e Dark web sono termini spesso confusi, usati in modo interscambiabile e, a volte, demonizzati. Ma in realtà indicano due territori digitali differenti, di cui nella maggior parte dei casi non c'è da aver paura.rosita (Cyber Security 360)
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