Eli Sugarman
@elisugarman.bsky.social
Personal account. Trust and safety/philanthropy/cyber/tech policy. All views are my own and not those of my employer. Following and re-blueskying(?) =/= endorsement.
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I return to the point I made last year: Elon seems to be reinventing everything that Twitter was actually trying to do, but only after firing everyone who knew what they were doing, so inevitably doing it way, way worse.
March 8, 2024 at 7:15 PM
I return to the point I made last year: Elon seems to be reinventing everything that Twitter was actually trying to do, but only after firing everyone who knew what they were doing, so inevitably doing it way, way worse.
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or as I may take to calling it, "a good ole fashioned common carrying speech website."
February 26, 2024 at 10:46 PM
or as I may take to calling it, "a good ole fashioned common carrying speech website."
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The other runner up for the "WTF of the day" award goes to Justice Alito:
February 26, 2024 at 10:47 PM
The other runner up for the "WTF of the day" award goes to Justice Alito:
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Mexican reporter José Díaz Briseño shares that Mexican president read aloud the personal phone number of Natalie Kitroeff during a press conference!
She's NYT Bureau Chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. (Bio: "Maternity leave.")
Twitter to follow this:
twitter.com/diazbriseno/...
She's NYT Bureau Chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. (Bio: "Maternity leave.")
Twitter to follow this:
twitter.com/diazbriseno/...
February 22, 2024 at 5:32 PM
Mexican reporter José Díaz Briseño shares that Mexican president read aloud the personal phone number of Natalie Kitroeff during a press conference!
She's NYT Bureau Chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. (Bio: "Maternity leave.")
Twitter to follow this:
twitter.com/diazbriseno/...
She's NYT Bureau Chief for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. (Bio: "Maternity leave.")
Twitter to follow this:
twitter.com/diazbriseno/...
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Here's one to round the day out, published just now. Impact from an earlier investigation that happened today. FTC fines Avast $16.5 million after mine and PCMag's investigation into how the AV harvested and sold browsing data www.404media.co/impact-ftc-f...
FTC Fines Avast $16.5 Million For Selling Browsing Data Harvested by Antivirus
I previously revealed that Jumpshot, part of the cybersecurity company Avast, was selling products based on users’ browsing data harvested by its antivirus software. Now the FTC has issued a multimill...
www.404media.co
February 22, 2024 at 6:21 PM
Here's one to round the day out, published just now. Impact from an earlier investigation that happened today. FTC fines Avast $16.5 million after mine and PCMag's investigation into how the AV harvested and sold browsing data www.404media.co/impact-ftc-f...