r/StallmanWasRight 1d ago

Privacy LG smart TVs caught logging audio with screen off and snooping on local devices

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r/StallmanWasRight 1d ago

Anti-feature Apple facing a £2B UK lawsuit over App Tracking Transparency exposes their fake privacy push

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r/StallmanWasRight 3d ago

Mass surveillance Of fucking course they did: Flock Taught Cops How to Surveil No Kings Protesters

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r/StallmanWasRight 4d ago

Mass surveillance Flock CEO Garrett Langley targeted as address shared online

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r/StallmanWasRight 5d ago

Mass surveillance Wisconsin Cops Used Flock Cameras Over 100 Times To Track a Navy Veteran, in Retaliation For Recording a Lawful Traffic Stop

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r/StallmanWasRight 5d ago

Privacy The Texas sheriff's office that used 80,000 Flock cameras to search for a woman who had an abortion used AI to write a police report about the incident.

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r/StallmanWasRight 6d ago

Privacy X killed Nitter and XCancel . The last ways to read tweets without an account, ads, or tracking

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r/StallmanWasRight 6d ago

Mass surveillance Communities tearing out Flock cameras and quietly replacing them with other companies' cameras

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r/StallmanWasRight 6d ago

DRM PlayStation Wants To Prove In Court That You Don't Own Your Digital Games

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r/StallmanWasRight 6d ago

Mass surveillance Camouflage To Confuse Image Nets

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r/StallmanWasRight 6d ago

Facial Recognition at Scale FBI Probes Service Selling 153M+ Drivers Licenses

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r/StallmanWasRight 6d ago

is stallman.org down?

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I can't open stallman.org now. it seems down for at hours at least. does anybody know what's going on?

edit: it's back!


r/StallmanWasRight 7d ago

R. I. P. Aaron Swartz

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Aaron Swartz, the internet's legend.

Screenshot taken from awesome research video essay by Struthless.

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r/StallmanWasRight 7d ago

Mass surveillance Flock VP Watched Recordings From A Playground Camera 38 Times. Is It Unplugged?

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r/StallmanWasRight 9d ago

Mass surveillance ⚠️Axon Cameras Replacing Flock

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r/StallmanWasRight 9d ago

Mass surveillance Tempe, AZ has covered all their FLOCK cameras

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r/StallmanWasRight 9d ago

Mass surveillance Cities terminate Flock contracts at record pace in August

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r/StallmanWasRight 9d ago

Privacy Flock CEO, Garret Langley, says Americans must "compromise on their privacy for their own safety."

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r/StallmanWasRight 10d ago

Mass surveillance The President We Needed: Bernie Sanders introducing bill to ban Flock cameras

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r/StallmanWasRight 10d ago

Privacy Microsoft Paint embeds hidden IDs in locally generated AI images

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r/StallmanWasRight 11d ago

Mass surveillance Florida ‘Deputy of the Year’ Used Flock to Stalk Ex, Held Gun in Her Mouth, Did a Nazi Salute

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r/StallmanWasRight 11d ago

Mass surveillance Flock CEO Garrett Langley Targeted as Address Shared Online

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r/StallmanWasRight 11d ago

Privacy The Meta Settlement: Under the teen safety provisions is a court-supervised identity system for every Facebook and Instagram user with vast speech and privacy implications

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r/StallmanWasRight 13d ago

Mass surveillance The DOJ just gave ByteDance (TikTok) a $400m speeding ticket for children's data

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r/StallmanWasRight 14d ago

Mass surveillance AliExpress was silently running audio in your browser to fingerprint and track your device

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As cookies become a less reliable way to track people online, AliExpress may be showing how far companies will go to fill that gap. Researchers found code on the site's homepage that ran silent audio processes in the browser. Tied to Alibaba's security systems, the scripts tap a device's own audio hardware to generate a signal and measure the tiny, device-specific ways it comes back – producing something close to a fingerprint that doesn't need a single cookie to work. It's the kind of tracking a user would likely never notice.