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This photograph is in Iran in the 1970s, she couldn’t be wearing this outfit today, and she would need a Hijab.

  • What would happen to her outside the city without the rich portion of the country?

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    YouTube tests server-side ads to make your coveted blocker obsolete

  • YouTube: oh no, the freeloaders costing us money are going away, what will we ever do!?

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • Yes, Walmart is committing felonies 🙄

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    In the US, the year long student loan deferment ends in September. What happens when millions can't or don't start paying on them?

  • You are not lol

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • Whatever you say my man.

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • They aren't invading the privacy here. They are preventing a malicious actor from running an attack via VPN and ssh tunneling in addition to IP address, device, etc. At worst they are associating IP with browsing at competing stores. Preventing the VPN was likely required by a lawyer and auditor and a risky attack vector for a billion dollar company.

    If Walmart was breaking https and inserting man in the middle games it would be in their policy. Other commentators went off into fantasy land edge cases where traffic is being decrypted. And it still doesn't change my expectation of privacy on a public hotspot.

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • Yes. Their public network. I have no expectations of any privacy on a public network. This is privacy 101.

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • You've made up arguments and comparisons. Google services monitor you. Android (as stated earlier) or AOSP or even pixel os doesn't. There is a difference. The OS is quite locked down. Nobody is forcing you to use any Google services. I'm sorry you missed that nuance.

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • Ahh right, the old disprove god doesn't exist argument. 👌👍

    I'm sure Google and Amazon have secret whistleblower tech that has some how kept any evidence of this massive program secretly stealing everyone's data without leaving a trace.

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • The privacy community and yourself have become the equivalent of windows UAC. It's tiresome and no sane person with an understanding of technology would ever have the expectation of privacy on a public WiFi network. There are legal and compliance obligations.

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    In the US, the year long student loan deferment ends in September. What happens when millions can't or don't start paying on them?

  • Unemployment in the US is 3.6 and the median graduate is making 60k right out of school. I'm sorry for your circumstance but your experience is an outlier.

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    Leaving baby alone with dad

  • What a weird ass projection.

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    In the US, the year long student loan deferment ends in September. What happens when millions can't or don't start paying on them?

  • Millions aren't going to miss payments. Most college educated students are doing just fine in well paying jobs.

    Those that do will eventually have wages garnished.

    How is this a shit post?

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    The first GPT-4-class AI model anyone can download has arrived: Llama 405B

  • "usable" sure if you want to wait 10 minutes a word.

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • I'm sure your feelings are more accurate than thousands of thousand security researchers trying to make a name for themselves.

    This is more "Alexa is spying on me" ignorance and paranoia.

    This entire thread...

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • Google offers an easy to use VPN and bountiful security controls.

    So yes. Unless you can point out what your actually talking about instead of vague generalities.

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    '"Walmartwifi" isn't compatible with iCloud Private Relay' | Store demands privacy sacrifice to use internet in their cavernous dead zone of a building

  • Nah. Their network their rules. Quit your bitching or use 5g.

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    Somehow USB disks are still the easiest and most reliable way

  • I've never once in 10 years had any difficulty using one drive or drive.

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    Waymo Is Suing People Who Allegedly Smashed and Slashed Its Robotaxis

  • Good. Idiots attack these things.

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    Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe says too many carmakers are copying Tesla

  • I've done stupid engine swaps. Unless your vehicle has a kit, no chance you get it done for under 20k. The amount of planning to get shit to fit must be hundreds of hours. If you want to figure out the engineering you'll get in under 15k probably. I doubt it'll ever be cost efficient to convert most models.