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Exposing Big Tech's war on your rights. Digital privacy, right to repair, surveillance capitalism. No corporate BS, just tech truth from someone who knows the infrastructure.
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LaLiga profits. Rightsholders profit. ISPs avoid liability. Who pays? Users who can’t access security cameras. Small businesses with broken remote access. Network engineers spending hours on workarounds. All collateral damage in someone else’s profit dispute.
October 19, 2025 at 1:54 PM
LaLiga profits. Rightsholders profit. ISPs avoid liability. Who pays? Users who can’t access security cameras. Small businesses with broken remote access. Network engineers spending hours on workarounds. All collateral damage in someone else’s profit dispute.
When users contacted Digi, Movistar, Vodafone about broken WireGuard VPN connections, ISPs claimed “no technical issues found” while actively poisoning DNS queries. They’re gaslighting customers to avoid admitting court-ordered sabotage.
October 19, 2025 at 1:54 PM
When users contacted Digi, Movistar, Vodafone about broken WireGuard VPN connections, ISPs claimed “no technical issues found” while actively poisoning DNS queries. They’re gaslighting customers to avoid admitting court-ordered sabotage.
Spain’s ISPs are blocking DDNS services under sealed court orders. No warnings. No explanations. No appeals. Just broken infrastructure for hundreds of thousands of users trying to access their own damn servers.
October 19, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Spain’s ISPs are blocking DDNS services under sealed court orders. No warnings. No explanations. No appeals. Just broken infrastructure for hundreds of thousands of users trying to access their own damn servers.
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October 18, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Ring users: Settings → Neighbors → Feed Settings → TURN OFF Community Requests. Right now. Then tell 5 people to do the same. @eff.org is tracking this. @404media.co broke the ICE connection. They’re betting you’ll stay opted-in by default. Prove them wrong.
October 18, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Ring users: Settings → Neighbors → Feed Settings → TURN OFF Community Requests. Right now. Then tell 5 people to do the same. @eff.org is tracking this. @404media.co broke the ICE connection. They’re betting you’ll stay opted-in by default. Prove them wrong.
What to do: Disable it NOW. Some users report these settings enabled by DEFAULT without consent. Go to Settings > Camera roll sharing suggestions. Toggle OFF both options. Then go to your phone’s settings and revoke Facebook’s camera access completely. Don’t trust the opt-in.
a man in a suit and tie is holding a glass of wine in front of a crowd .
ALT: a man in a suit and tie is holding a glass of wine in front of a crowd .
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October 18, 2025 at 7:11 AM
What to do: Disable it NOW. Some users report these settings enabled by DEFAULT without consent. Go to Settings > Camera roll sharing suggestions. Toggle OFF both options. Then go to your phone’s settings and revoke Facebook’s camera access completely. Don’t trust the opt-in.
Who profits? Meta. Every photo you share after AI editing becomes training data for their models. Your face, your kids’ faces, your friends who never consented, all analyzed, stored, shared with third parties under “their own privacy policies.” Zero control once it’s uploaded.
October 18, 2025 at 7:11 AM
Who profits? Meta. Every photo you share after AI editing becomes training data for their models. Your face, your kids’ faces, your friends who never consented, all analyzed, stored, shared with third parties under “their own privacy policies.” Zero control once it’s uploaded.
Because declining engagement is killing their ad revenue. People post 40% less personal content than 2019. So Meta’s solution? Scan your private camera roll, find “hidden gems” buried with your bank statements & medical records, edit them with AI, then nudge you to post.
October 18, 2025 at 7:11 AM
Because declining engagement is killing their ad revenue. People post 40% less personal content than 2019. So Meta’s solution? Scan your private camera roll, find “hidden gems” buried with your bank statements & medical records, edit them with AI, then nudge you to post.