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burna_aws_acct

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    Comment #35026599

    Thinking about this too: MAGNAT (Meta, Apple, Google, Netflix/NVIDIA, Amazon, Tiktok) MAGNAM (Meta, Apple, Google, Netflix/NVIDIA, Amazon, Microsoft), if TikTok is cut... MAGNAM-IT…

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    Comment #35002380

    If the point is to increase security, isn't it counterintuitive to allow SMS?

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    Comment #34986549

    IMO, a much-needed and long overdue improvement to the API. User privacy and security matters.

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    Comment #34979366

    There's also this giant vulnerability with Apple Webkit, across all devices, that was patched 13 February 2022: https://9to5mac.com/2023/02/13/macos-13-2-1-webkit-security-... .

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    Comment #34978535

    Ways which I shared with Google, because it's a very serious privacy and security vulnerability. We need more robust security integration to catch things before they are pushed to …

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    Comment #34973697

    SMS in unencrypted, and Google SE has been compromised for much if not all of 2022. From what I can tell the issue persists. I officially reported it in December, and again in Janu…

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    Comment #34973394

    One random factoid I notice is that AWS and Microsoft just announced launch of Open Gateway. Noticeably missing from that list of Telecom Providers is... T-Mobile. I'm sure it's me…

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    Comment #34973331

    Interesting... I had something similar happen to me, with minimal outward, acute damage (e.g., running up bills on random credit cards). It is reasonable to assume my entire identi…

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    Comment #34960071

    Agreed. The article is written as if it is not already our reality: https://tinyurl.com/amazon-onemedical https://tinyurl.com/amazon-rxpass

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    Comment #34943992

    2FA via passcode and biometrics is quite nice. The solution you propose enhances privacy/security protection against "the criminal element" and law enforcement alike, as biometric …

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    Comment #34943948

    Relax, they have it... Oh wait. Maybe we're not supposed to know that part. I mean, can you check to see if you have a lingering session cookie or web token that could be used to v…

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    Comment #34940831

    Questions: (1) Will we have to pay for Spotify service, and also pay for NFT? Depending on where the NFT is hosted, this could get quite costly for customers and be prone to degrad…

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    Comment #34934861

    What in the David Eastman is all this?

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    Comment #34934853

    It'd be helpful to understand who else JPMorgan is engaged with, from the Epstein-window moving forward. Surely the Epstein accounts weren't in a vacuum. Are there noticeable links…

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    Comment #34934769

    Hmm... What if there was a better way of indexing across multiple media types? Then we could have a "down the audio-visual rabbit hole" experience via info clusters in a format suc…

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    Comment #34934195

    A little tardy to the party... But better than not at all, I suppose.

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    Comment #34933990

    Brave has a bunch of ad and tracking blockers built-in, not just uBlock Origin. Why do you call Brave a scam? Do you also classify Google Chrome a scam?

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    Comment #34931678

    IMO, it's to make them uncomfortable (i.e., don't get too comfy). Change is imminent. What that change is, not exactly sure.

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    Comment #34931646

    If a person gained access to all the assets associated with a device, wouldn't that mean they also gained access to the individual's digital fingerprint and/or face identification?…

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    Comment #34931561

    QQ: Is Google the only corporation to be instructed to seize auto-delete of internal messages, or are there others? Thanks.

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    Comment #34931529

    i.e., Google lawyers found a loophole, and through it all employee chats were funneled.

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    Comment #34931517

    QQ: Was Google the only corporation required to suspend its auto-delete practices? Thanks!

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    Comment #34920207

    I like Brave because it comes equipped with a customizable Ad blocker (and Tracker shields, VPN, and Tor integration).

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    Comment #34893950

    Tracker and Ad-blockers, and SEO to discard Amazon results (e.g., tinyurl.com/brave-googles-amzn-free-search).

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    Comment #34891418

    Oh, I am quite certain most corporations and hackers did exercise this curiosity for all of 2022, at everyone's expense. Shout out to Google for the ongoing cover-up. Can't lobby t…