Robin Wilton 🇱🇧

@komadori.eurosky.social

Privacy advocate. "Articulating your formless void of discontent" since 2006.

A fascinating editorial decision from the BBC, to make the headline a scaremongering “AUTISM AND ADHD ARE BEING OVERDIAGNOSED”, and then, four bullet points later, have the author of the report quoted as essentially saying “nah, that’s bullshit, actually”.

ADHD and autism at risk of over-diagnosis, says report, as author warns of rise in mental ill health
Summary
• An official review in England finds there is a risk of people being over-diagnosed with
ADHD and autism - three key findings from the report
• As well as neurodevelopmental conditions, the review looks at mental ill health, particularly in younger people. Our health correspondent explains the difference
• It was commissioned earlier this year after Wes Streeting, then the health secretary, said there was an "over-diagnosis" of mental health conditions
• Speaking to Radio 4's Today programme earlier, review chair Prof Peter Fonagy said Streeting was "with respect, completely wrong"

If the police are this careless when seeking a warrant to investigate *a member of the royal family*, *in connection with the Epstein files*, why should we imagine they're any more diligent when asking for access to our personal communications?

Post nicht verfügbar.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cj... What I find sad is that this is just another day in the life of consumers: security incidents that leak data that they had secured with MFA and good passwords. But the companies they trusted did none of that . And that’s why no one listens to cyber awareness training

Asos says customers' personal information 'may have been accessed' after message from hackers

The message - sent directly to customers - was addressed to Asos' data protection officer and IT team. One user says they are "scared" to use the retailer's app.

bbc.co.uk

"You don't just breathe in pneumonic plague unless you are working with aerosolised pneumonic plague, and that suggests engineering." Annie Jacobson (who writes books about biological war). #C4News

Every few years, for random reasons, I find myself reading something from the Book of Revelations, and every single time, I also find myself thinking "what the *#?! kind of psychoactive substances was John of Patmos mainlining, and why did anyone else listen to a single word?"

The four beasts of Revelations 4:7. Or of peyote, I have no idea.

Also do the honest work of eliminating any trace of plagiarism in your beloved product. How? Not my fucking problem! If you can’t run your business / technology without stealing other people’s work, it deserves to die. Personally I’m happy to see it die, so don’t try to make it my responsibility.