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pelavarre (pelavarre@social.vivaldi.net)'s status on Wednesday, 26-Jun-2024 14:55:31 JST pelavarre
- Patricia Aas
« “Opt-in” isn’t opt-in while you’re not safe to refuse »
Log its output, log my input, log our mobile data fees and my battery charge? These moves all tempt people near me to police me
So then we owe me a secret way for me to say No and be heard well, even after they forced me to say Yes while surveilled
Until then we actually lack my true consent
RT @Patricia https://social.vivaldi.net/@Patricia/112604278520719168
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  @forteller@tutoteket.no tech people often forget about intimate partner abuse. But protecting against someone who is regularly in physical proximity to your devices is a whole other thing. Often requiring many layers of protection, because it might not be safe to refuse them access. Another reason why the Microsoft Recall thing is an absolute dumpster fire. And a reason to not have a windows machine if they do release it. “Opt-in” isn’t opt-in if you are not safe to refuse.

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