Sunshine
Mark Carney is Canada’s Palpatine.
Liberals would rather usher in fascism than give people a fair electoral system.
Bills that will kill Canadians’ privacy:
c-22 by Gary Anandasangaree. Will introduce 6 month metadata retention for service providers and share canadian data with US authorities.
s-209 by Julie Miville-Dechêne. Will introduce age verification.
c-34 by Marc Miller. Second way to introduce age verification. Yes that guy who called privacy critics of c-22 tinfoil hats.
The federal government is also working to have the US Cloud Act apply to Canadian data on Canadian soil hosted by Canadian companies.
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Privacy@programming.dev•To British: Sign the petition "Introduce an immediate ban on the sale and promotion of smart glasses"English
1·17 days agoCan we get a petition here in Canada too?
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Privacy@programming.dev•GrapheneOS duress PIN could land a man in prisonEnglish
1·17 days agoThe USA is a fascist dictatorship!
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Privacy@programming.dev•Signal is working on registration without a phone number. But what form will it take?English
21·18 days agoTrump hates this plan
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Privacy@programming.dev•"Digital Colonialism": U.S. Demands To Access Africans' Data Raise Privacy, Sovereignty ConcernsEnglish
13·21 days agoThe phenomenon of extracting information and samples from less-resourced populations and failing to credit and compensate them for their contributions to medical developments is well known enough to have several names, including “parachute science.” Just a few years ago, countries, including some in Africa, hosted COVID-19 vaccine trials, only to later struggle to access the shots they helped to develop.
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Buy European@feddit.uk•EU plans to ban under-13s from social media, with 'phased access' afterwardsEnglish
51·1 month agoThere’s a massive push by the elites to limit the freedom of everyday people while climate change and wars continue to grow.
They need to establish control to reassure themselves from facing the consequences of the problems they have caused.
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Buy European@feddit.uk•'The death of privacy online' — Proton launches interactive map to show age verification laws are spreading fastEnglish
81·1 month agoMullvad co-owner donates to a fascist party then Proton launches this great service
Sunshine@piefed.caOPto
Privacy@programming.dev•Discord's Updates are Horrifying, but it goes deeper...English
82·1 month agoShe has mentioned fediverse alternatives on stream
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Privacy@programming.dev•Are VPNs under threat in Australia? FOI documents reveal plans to block age verification workaroundsEnglish
5·1 month agoBecause a VPN encrypts your internet traffic and spoofs your IP address, it can easily make you appear as though you are browsing from a different country, bypassing local geoblocks and age gates. That’s exactly why VPN downloads skyrocketed after Australia enforced mandatory age verification for adult content last March.
Recent analysis of Australia’s age verification rules suggests that trying to plug these “loopholes” could severely compromise the digital safety of the broader population. In fact, some experts argue that demanding that platforms actively block VPN connections sets a dangerous precedent for civil liberties.
As the EU launches its own age verification initiatives, regulators are increasingly signaling that VPNs might be next in line for restrictions. Similarly, the shifting_role of VPNs in the UK has prompted rigorous discussions about whether incoming social media bans could lead to VPN restrictions.
Whether everyday Australians will still be able to freely protect their data on public Wi-Fi without being blocked from their favorite sites remains to be seen
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Privacy@programming.dev•Are VPNs under threat in Australia? FOI documents reveal plans to block age verification workaroundsEnglish
10·1 month agoIt was always about censorship and surveillance not about “protecting children”
Sunshine@piefed.caOPMto
Buy European@feddit.uk•EU threatens Meta with fines over addictive features on Facebook and InstagramEnglish
4·1 month agoNon-technical people need to be lectured about properly addressing this issue before the age verification scourge gobbles up all the world’s jurisdictions as 60% of Americans have the false belief that “age verification is the only way to protect children from social media platforms.” according to PewResearch.
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Buy European@feddit.uk•The Stellar Swedish VPN Service Had to Be Corrupted...English
49·1 month agoI have read so much into Mullvad thinking that I did my due research however companies can hide their skeletons pretty well before they surface.
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Buy European@feddit.uk•[Swedish] Mullvad CEO donates to Swedish party that believes in "remigration"English
14·2 months agoFeddit.nu is gonna be pissed!
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Buy European@feddit.uk•[Swedish] Mullvad CEO donates to Swedish party that believes in "remigration"English
130·2 months agoRemigration - A term white nationalist organizations use for mass deportations, usually of non-white immigrants.
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Privacy@programming.dev•Bill C-22 could expose Canadian data to U.S. surveillanceEnglish
1·2 months agoResearch by the Citizen Lab and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association (CCLA) on Bill C-22 and on its predecessor Bill C-2, the Strong Borders Act, which contained the same provisions concerning foreign data sharing, indicates the current legislation might quietly pave the way to giving U.S. law enforcement unprecedented access to personal data stored in Canada, even if held by Canadian companies
One is a potential agreement under the U.S. CLOUD Act, whichwould allow U.S. law enforcement to request personal data directly from Canadian technology companies, bypassing authorization by Canadian courts. This would have detrimental impacts on human rights, in particular, privacy, equality and free expression, while potentially leading to subordination of Canadian constitutional law to the U.S.’s lower legal standards.
At the outset, U.S. government actors face many fewer constraints than their Canadian counterparts on their ability to collect and use personal data in ways that may be illegal, unconstitutional or would violate human-rights laws in Canada.
while any CLOUD Act agreement might restrict the U.S. to targeting only U.S. citizens and residents, Canadian data might still be incidentally collected – for example, a Canadian user’s texts or private messages with someone investigated or charged in the U.S.
Or, if U.S. law enforcement issued to a Canadian service provider a keyword or geofence “reverse warrant” — where the request is for a list of all individuals who searched certain terms or all individuals who were at a specific location at a given time — it could also capture large swaths of personal data that is Canadian, even if the targeted person is not.
Second, invasive surveillance practices normalized in the U.S., such as a higher likelihood of being forced to turn over one’s social media history, can impact those trying to cross the Canada-U.S. border.
If there is already little to stop U.S. law enforcement from seizing people in Canada or demanding private details about those living in Canada with no substantial ties to the U.S., we should at least not encourage or sanction this level of encroachment within our own laws as well.
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Privacy@programming.dev•Bill C-22 could expose Canadian data to U.S. surveillanceEnglish
6·2 months agoSteven MacKinnon in response to privacy concerns. “I hope that the conspiracies and the tinfoil hats are something that will fade away over time, but we can now safely say that it is the Liberal Party that’s the party that’s most clearly for law and order in the country.”
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Buy European@feddit.uk•Vivaldi's Leader Has a Bold Pledge: No AI in Your Web BrowserEnglish
8·2 months agoThe company is also based in Norway 🇳🇴💪
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Privacy@programming.dev•One day after discovery, Meta pulls facial recognition code from its smart glassesEnglish
17·2 months agoNordic countries should ban the sale of these horrible surveillance glasses.
Sunshine@piefed.caOPto
Privacy@programming.dev•One day after discovery, Meta pulls facial recognition code from its smart glassesEnglish
38·2 months agoPeople must oppose “smart” glasses with cameras and microphones without compromise.
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Privacy@programming.dev•Canadian Affairs op-ed written by Daniel Zekveld argues for age verification and targeting of VPNs to “protect the children from porn!”English
14·2 months agoThis person works for a transphobic organization and also opposes MAID.
The mission of ARPA Canada is to educate, equip, and encourage Reformed Christians to political action and to bring a biblical perspective to our civil authorities.
ARPA lobbies in support conversion therapy and against gay marriage and transgender rights.






















They’re coming for everyone’s medical records.