Inspired by the NSA propaganda posters released on April 17th of last year, I'd like to publish an e-zine featuring some modern infosec propaganda posters.
However, I'd like to also accompany these posters with some informative/educative publications relating to security and privacy, in light of the plethora of data breaches that occur almost weekly.
Timeline coming in a week or so, projected publication date (self-publish) would be late October.
That is indeed a worry. Privacy is a human right. I dread to think what the US would do with that data. Sadly it's not surprising considering how the UK Authority treated the SIS data. #RFC1984 --- RT @WebDevLaw@twitter.com Sometimes your blood runs cold. This seemingly innocuous written question about the Privacy Shield framework after Brexit contains the suggestion that NHS data should receive a carve-out from post-EU privacy protec… https://twitter.com/WebDevLaw/status/1158336497126391814
@kensanata hmm, odd, I used it extensively yesterday, and it wasn't terrible (obviously you expect fairly high usage, it's GPS + screen at a high frequency). I can't check exact numbers as Android only shows "usage since last charge" and I charged my phone overnight.
Not trying to negate your take, just another data point. I wonder if it hit a bug of some kind? One to watch though, for sure.
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#GitHub is blocking users based on national origin, citing US trade controls law restrictions....
People from #Iran, #Syria, #Crimea, #Cuba, and North Korea woke up one day to lose access to all their public and private repositories. There's reporting that even people *who traveled* to any of those countries in the last 2 years are losing their data...