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How long till encryption busting is applied to the Aus implementation of the OSA?

“Aside from #AgeVerification, the most controversial aspect of the act is power it gives to #Ofcom to require #tech firms to install “accredited technology” to ^monitor encrypted communications^ for #illegalContent.

In essence, this would mean tech companies using #software to bulk-scan #messages on #encrypted services (such as #WhatsApp, #Signal and #Element) before their #encryption, otherwise known as client-side scanning (#CSS).

Implementing such measures would undermine the #security and #privacy of encrypted services by scanning the content of every message and #email to check whether they contain illegal content.

This has been repeatedly justified by the #government as necessary for stopping the creation and spread of child sexual abuse materials (#CSAM), as well as violent #crime and #terrorism.

#Cryptographic experts, however, have repeatedly argued that measures mandating tech firms to proactively detect harmful content through client-side scanning should be abandoned.”

It just keeps getting better, doesn’t it? 🍿

#Straya / #secrecy / #information <computerweekly.com/feature/The>

ComputerWeekly.comThe UK’s Online Safety Act explained: what you need to know | Computer WeeklyIn this essential guide, Computer Weekly looks at the UK’s implementation of the Online Safety Act, including controversies around age verification measures and the threat it poses to end-to-end encryption
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“On the advice of various #experts, people are locking down #SocialMedia, deleting #photos and private #messages, removing #FacialRecognition, or even #traveling with #BurnerPhones to protect themselves.

In Canada, multiple public institutions have urged #employees to avoid travel to the US, and at least one reportedly told staff to leave their usual devices at home and bring a second device with “limited personal information” instead.”

The #USA is a failed State.

Land of the free; Scared of what other people think and say. <theguardian.com/us-news/2025/a

The Guardian · Burner phones, wiped socials: the extreme precautions for visitors to Trump’s AmericaVon Josie Harvey
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Julie Webgirl

@cazabon

#Gemini #Messages #WhatsApp #privacy #security #nightmare #spyware #AI #LLM #Google #spying #phone #Android #private #data

Or don't buy a new Android phone.
And don't use an app owned by Meta.

My android still has Google Assistant (with all the stuffs turned off). I can "switch from Google Assistant to Gemini" if I want to but it's not done by default. I assume the new phones come with Gemini baked in.

I suppose the other option is to use Signal for messaging & calls.

Jorge

UGH. Is there even a way to disable all Gemini access on a Pixel? This is not good at all.

Summary from @cazabon

"I learned something today: Google's Gemini "AI" on phones accesses your data from "Phones, Messages, WhatsApp" and other stuff whether you have Gemini turned on or not. It just keeps the data longer if you turn it on. Oh, and lets it be reviewed by humans (!) for Google's advantage in training "AI" etc.

But this only came to my attention because of an upcoming change: it's going to start keeping your data long-term even if you turn it "off": "#Gemini will soon be able to help you use Phone, #Messages, #WhatsApp, and Utilities on your phone, whether your Gemini Apps Activity is on or off."

This is, of course, a #privacy and #security #nightmare.

If this is baked into Android, and therefore not removable, I'd have to say I'd recommend against using Android at all starting July 7th."

mindly.social/@cazabon/1147449

Mindly.SocialC. (@cazabon@mindly.social)I learned something today: Google's Gemini "AI" on phones accesses your data from "Phones, Messages, WhatsApp" and other stuff whether you have Gemini turned on or not. It just keeps the data longer if you turn it on. Oh, and lets it be reviewed by humans (!) for Google's advantage in training "AI" etc. But this only came to my attention because of an upcoming change: it's going to start keeping your data long-term even if you turn it "off": "#Gemini will soon be able to help you use Phone, #Messages, #WhatsApp, and Utilities on your phone, whether your Gemini Apps Activity is on or off." This is, of course, a #privacy and #security #nightmare. If this is baked into Android, and therefore not removable, I'd have to say I'd recommend against using Android at all starting July 7th. https://www.extremetech.com/mobile/gemini-ai-will-soon-access-calls-and-messages-on-your-android-even-if-you #spyware #AI #LLM #Google #spying #phone #Android #private #data
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I learned something today: Google's Gemini "AI" on phones accesses your data from "Phones, Messages, WhatsApp" and other stuff whether you have Gemini turned on or not. It just keeps the data longer if you turn it on. Oh, and lets it be reviewed by humans (!) for Google's advantage in training "AI" etc.

But this only came to my attention because of an upcoming change: it's going to start keeping your data long-term even if you turn it "off": "#Gemini will soon be able to help you use Phone, #Messages, #WhatsApp, and Utilities on your phone, whether your Gemini Apps Activity is on or off."

This is, of course, a #privacy and #security #nightmare.

If this is baked into Android, and therefore not removable, I'd have to say I'd recommend against using Android at all starting July 7th.

extremetech.com/mobile/gemini-

#spyware#AI#LLM
Soh Kam Yung

Literally cool. 🙂

"Inspired by the naturally occurring bubbles in glaciers, we elucidate the underlying physics governing them and develop an ice-based message storage method. [...] Manipulating the bubble layer by varying the freezing rate successfully utilizes Morse, binary, and ternary codes to store messages."

cell.com/cell-reports-physical

Via Bruce Schneier [ schneier.com/blog/archives/202 ].

#Ice#Messages#Physics
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Muhammeddd

Yorumlarını okumaz olaydım dalga geçenler, yıllardır biliyorduk ne var bunda diyenler,inanmayanlar,o zaman yapın daha iyisini alternatifi yok diyenler(kısaca teknoloji konusundaki bilinci ve bilgisi düşük yarı cahil aydın kesim)

#wp#Iran#Israel
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