BrikoX
Have strong opinions, but I welcome any civil fact-based disscussion.
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79·1 year agoTheir stance if someone is interested https://mastodon.world/@mwadmin/110654590632768079
They basically won’t do anything preemptively.
2·1 year agoThey still are, they just delayed the decision until other court tells them if they have the power to do so.
2·1 year agoIt’s not since March of 2022.
The difference is that they can’t use illgally obtain information publically even if they have it, but if they got the same information by buying it it’s perfectlly legal to use it in a court of law, etc.
Unlikely based on current reports that Wagner still has recruitment operations from Molkino which is in Russia and only a small number of Wagner troops have arrived to Belarus. Belarusians are also against attacking Ukraine and every time Lukashenko even hinted at it senior generals said they will refuse to carry out the orders. Lukashenko has no real control in Belarus and is being protected by Russian Presidential Security Service (SBP) as he is afraid of being killed.
Buying from private companies allows them to:
- Bypass laws that prevent their agencies from collecting Americans data
- Avoid scrutiny as these sales are not public
You are more likely to visit a site that has a crypto miner embeded than downloading from known scene groups.
@[email protected] Did some testing and it seems that it doesn’t load images through RSS but if you select load webpage, it will show the image.
The only devs left are those whose visas are tied to employment, so they can’t piss of the management or they get deported.
I read that public service annoucement accounts were excempt from the change, but it’s just bad business either way.
The audits relate to a version of the Google tool from August 14, 2020.
Apparently it calls
api.joinmastodon.org.
Humanitarian actions are never against someone will. Using force to achieve your “humanitarian action” is called kidnapping.
Facial recognition is just the tool used, the problem is the charges.
“The processing of Mr. Glukhin’s personal data in the context of his peaceful demonstration, which had not caused any danger to public order or safety, had been particularly intrusive,” the court’s decision noted.
Defintely. It’s the judicial/criminal process that is the issue in my opinion. Victics have no protections and are treated worse than accused. It’s better in Europe, but far from good.
They want to expand the defininition.
Their stance is here https://vlemmy.net/comment/639289