One of the famous mantra’s of that party: the market will regulate itself
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vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The insane amount of requests my LG tv has sent since last Friday
11·1 month agoI would think that a CA certificate may be hardcoded? Only way it to block it. Faking it maybe with rooting. And then you can gut it also
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The insane amount of requests my LG tv has sent since last Friday
21·1 month agoThere are blocklists for that also. https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists#bypass
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The insane amount of requests my LG tv has sent since last Friday
2·1 month agoI don’t think so. But this one should help: https://github.com/hagezi/dns-blocklists#native
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The insane amount of requests my LG tv has sent since last Friday
34·1 month agoIf the Smart TV uses and hardcoded http DNS server, that must be blocked directly, sure. But that scenario is very unlikely.
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•The insane amount of requests my LG tv has sent since last Friday
25·1 month agoI can only recommend everybody that has the option for it to run adguard home as a DNS server.
It if you already have a PiHole that can do the same trick. Adguard has support for all DNS protocols and forces itself into windows and android via DoH and DoQuick.
A friend of mine maintains a list of blocklist here: https://github.com/ppfeufer/adguard-filter-list
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
politics @lemmy.world•‘South Park’ Skewers Trump — And Paramount — With Name Change To ‘South America’
19·2 months agoHTMLLoad blocked, here is an archive link.
That also is illegal in Europe. They must answer those questions. That is Our right ad a European citizen. They can not sanction you for this.
Every European which user should now use its GDPR rights and ask them what data they have of us and what they do with it.
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Former UK biometrics watchdog’s new book argues AI surveillance can be deployed responsibly | Biometric Update
14·3 months ago“Person of interest” and 1984 should be works if fiction and not tutorials
vapeloki@lemmy.worldto
Open Source@lemmy.ml•Haven't generated an APK for months inside Android Studio
0·3 months agoYes I am.
I spend a long time of my career in IT Sec.
80% of android users will freely install whatever APK from wherever.
Info stealer infected fake apps are a massive risk to a huge part of the user base.
Yes, it will get a little bit more complicated to sideload. But nobody is prevented from it.
And everybody that is against user protection (and yes, this is fucking user protection, just not for you) is invited next Christmas to de-worm the android devices of my family without wiping them.
EDIT for all those that only read the memes. Sideloading will NOT be disabled. You have to jump though extra hoops.
Yes, the way they do this is not even testable yet and we can argue over details.
I support the principal idea, as someone who had to live with the fallout of people who installed “it support apps” because someone told them to
They did not make any secret our of it. China does not make a secret our of it. The US no longer makes a secret out of it.
What?
The first thing the Nazis did when they marched into the Netherlands, the took the religious information from the citizens register to deport all Jews.
Oppressive regimes are using information to track down dissidents and let them vanish.
If you want to blast out every detail of your life, be m guest.
But forcing your idea of life and safety down everyone’s throught is not the way to go.

Snap and AI in one post. Is this ragebait?