@corlin @voltronic @mikeharmanos @Zevon

Good thing about OpenKeyChain is you can encrypt loadsa things on your device files, pics, video, voice memos etc... Anything that you deem personal you encrypt it yourself - handy before you upload to some cloud storage like drive, outlook etc....

@voltronic @corlin @mikeharmanos @Zevon

Also for android K-9 email client, or the new Thunderbird email client based on k-9, bith link with OpenKeyChain for PGP emails - ideal for your gmail, outlook accounts

https://counter.social/@ecksmc/113437709719865859

https://counter.social/@ecksmc/112636803782109620

On web flowcrypt extensions can be handy for sending pgp gmail email - also has an android app

https://counter.social/@ecksmc/101489007488059933

@SpaceShanks @MrGoat yup

Spring-back-ability is a *thing* 😂😂

Ive got loadsa hats ive had to bend the bills - never been a fan of the straight bills

https://counter.social/@ecksmc/99811696139494594

Using the mug helps and slightly wetting it first can be better also - try dry 1st though if it springs back try slightly wetting it - my method half fill my sink with water then stick bill in for a few seconds bend it repeat another two/three times >> into mug leave 😉

Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are continuing their fight against fines for selling user location data, with two of the big three carriers submitting new court briefs arguing that the Federal Communications Commission can't punish them.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/11/verizon-att-tell-courts-fcc-cant-punish-us-for-selling-user-location-data/

@MrGoat @SpaceShanks what i do is bend them myself, when new, and insert it inside a mug and leavr for thirty minutes or so

That way the curve is almost perfect and stays

On occasions id even wet that part of the hat then bend insert inside a mug leave to dry

I'd also say don't trust sharing infor via any social media DM groups because they will become infiltrated at some point. That goes for platforms like private telegram and whatsapp groups which get infiltrated all the tim.

Take care

I will say if you, or someone you know, is gonna join this movement make sure that you, or family or friend's, stay safe - id personally advice women NOT to tell random people on the Internet that they have joined.

Posting about online could make you or others a target for online abuse as well as the more horrifying prospect of being a target in real life.

See a few 4B movement posts around

This story, about women in South Korea who identify as part of the 4B movement, was originally published on March 8, 2023

World Without Men The women of South Korea’s 4B movement aren’t fighting the patriarchy — they’re leaving it behind entirely

https://archive.ph/iYcHz

@process and even watching that i was like "they forgot to mention the Saudi connection between musk & trump" and "the 1 million dollar give away wasn't a random raffle it's winners were pre-picked because they were seen as good "sources" to have onboard to spread the msg within communities and they had to sign NDAs beforehand"

As well as other connections that coulda been added which paint a clearer picture

That timeline is fulla dots to connect

@p3R1n01D i have a new set-up

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Actually forgot what ya called a pic with words on it

😂😂

Meme it's called a meme

More coffee vicar 😆

@kel haven't tried it myself

That "pic" and line is from a ch4 comedy show called friday night dinner the dad says that every week - doesn't matter what meat dish it is "its a lovely bit of squirrel" 😆

Dolphins may seem like happy-go-lucky creatures, but they actually sleep with one eye open.

#JusSayin

😂😂😂😂

Well, bugger me with a barge poll

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FREEEEEEEEDDDDOMMMM to wank

@Vikky yeah tough times ahead Vikky that's for sure

Just hope y'all stay safe over there ❤️

@kel

*sips coffee*

Here is the law enforcement document - says that a bunch of iPhones were in an AFU state (easier to get data from). Then a bunch of them rebooted into a BFU state (much harder if not impossible to get data from

@AkomoCombine ikr lol

some androids also let you auto-reboot

I had one few years back you set a timer for when device switched off and back on

Depends what manufacturer you go with - its a cool feature

FYI Btw >> That's something GrapheneOS has been doing for some time now. As in: Automatically reboot after a device has not been used for some time (default is 18 hours). That implementation also seems way more logical then that way overcomplicated police theory

/nosanitize

https://grapheneos.org/features#auto-reboot