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  1. @Aubreader@mas.toMastodon

    The people holding up the internet sheets.works/data-viz/holding-… > Billions of phones run on code looked after by a handful of people. We counted them from the code itself. #OpenSource

    sheets.works The people holding up the internet

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  2. @auberon.bsky.socialBluesky

    If your spidey sense isn't telling you that this is definitely some kind of shady backdoor, permanent data theft vehicle, then you still believe that billionaires care about you

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  3. @attie@hachyderm.ioMastodon

    I think most of us are "aware" of this, but it's still certainly worth a read. > Billions of phones run on code looked after by a handful of people. We counted them from the code itself. sheets.works/data-viz/holding-…

    sheets.works The people holding up the internet

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  4. Does your data stay in Europe? Most websites send data to non-EU jurisdictions without their owners realising. Hosting, DNS, mail, fonts, external services: every layer counts. Check yours in a few seconds. 📎 staysin.eu/

    staysin.eu staysin.eu

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  5. @eff.orgBluesky

    Where users face threats to their privacy and security online, EFF’s technology tools are there to defend them. www.eff.org/tools

    eff.org Tools from EFF's Tech Team

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  6. @chaotichuman.x0f.nlBluesky

    Congratulations to W social in creating a leak proof PDS because welp, personal data of your ("verified") users indeed can no longer be leaked if you already made them publicly available "by design" in the first place.

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  7. @catelli.bsky.socialBluesky

    I feel like the ease and speed of technology, and how we (almost) worship it has helped disintegrate a sense of a shared morality. Whether X, StarLink, Tesla, Facebook, Amazon, etc. they all suck people in, and people make excuses to keep using them.

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  8. @pyperkub.bsky.socialBluesky

    Yeah, we definitely have a privacy/surveillance issue when your coffee maker is spying on you... www.techradar.com/home/coffee-...

    techradar.com Why is a smart coffee machine asking for access to your contacts, or transmitting terabytes of data? The hidden privacy risks lurking in your connected kitchen

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  9. @jdkiff.bsky.socialBluesky

    Hard truth: Facebook et al are not responsible for what’s posted on them. They are 100% responsible for how it’s distributed, who it’s distributed to and how aggressively it’s pushed . Their algorithms are 100% their responsibility

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  10. @report-uri.bsky.socialBluesky

    An abandoned analytics tag, a re-registered domain, and store visitors funnelled to a DarkSword iPhone exploit. We traced the chain from a forgotten script to an exploit kit and spyware payload. When did you last audit your third-party scripts?.. blog.report-uri.com/abandoned-an...

    blog.report-uri.com Abandoned Analytics Domain Funnels Store Visitors to DarkSword iPhone Exploits

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  11. @j4vv4d.comBluesky

    Two people maintain the time zone database that runs on billions of phones. One of them is an unpaid volunteer. When one maintainer of xz got tired, a stranger with no real identity took over and hid malware inside it. This is how the in... https://sheets.works/data-viz/holding-up-the-internet

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  12. @hexmani.acBluesky

    Um actually it’s called sovereign decentralized identity verification and it’s European so yeah it’s actually not a “data leak” that’s just decentralization at work

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