@dalias I have dismissed so many notifications by accident on Android because my finger moved slightly more horizontally than vertically for the first 2 pixels when swiping up or down, but the entire thing is then parsed as swiping sideways.
@lain ich hab mal beobachtet, wie das bei einer großen Kreuzung mit zwei Fahrbahnen pro Richtung und Straßenbahn in der Mitte auch heute noch so läuft. Da war Stau von allen Seiten und mehrere Busse und LKW standen quer auf der Kreuzung. Niemand konnte mehr vor oder zurück.
@0@Billie@piegames@ryanc yeah this is exactly the kind of stuff I cover in the talk. Many people seem to be surprised this is possible. And it's going to become a lot easier. Imagine reverse image search working on all Google Street View imagery ever taken. And now add all the photos people store in their Google Drives, or have ever posted anywhere on the internet, or videos streamed or uploaded. The technology to do this exists, and the datasets, too. I'm sure this is going to happen.
@Billie@piegames this is wrong and dangerous advice. This is about what's visible in the image, not about file metadata.
You should not post photos at all, regardless of metadata, if you don't want people (or AI) to know about the place the photo was taken.
Very subtle details may lead to having the location exposed. As this may not be obvious to everyone, I held a talk about this subject a while ago: https://jomo.tv/osint-opsec-introduction
@anna I don't know anything about Italian politics. Maybe the next, less right-wing government would be more likely to introduce such a change?
I would bet on the EU eventually making requirements for its member states, but that's going to take a couple years. Germany and Iceland legally recognize non-binary genders.
@anna Italy's legal system only recognizes male and female. But the Italian Constitutional Court ruled this year that non-binary people do, in fact, exist and that they're entitled to the same equal rights. However they also found in the same ruling that you're not currently allowed to register legally with a non-binary gender. The court gave that job to the Italian parliament, but you're not going to see that with the current government.
@SuperDicq can recommend going by bike. no VIN to run and they don't even bother looking at you. plus you can just cross the border on a farm track or in the woods.
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