We need more companies like Apple pushing E2EE forward - just look at what they did with PQ3 for iMessage. As a computer scientist, I consider it one of the most secure communication channels today. Just make sure your actual device doesn't get compromised! security.apple.com/blog/imessag...

iMessage with PQ3: The new state of the art in quantum-secure messaging at scale - Apple Security Research

We are introducing PQ3, a groundbreaking cryptographic protocol for iMessage that advances the state of the art of end-to-end secure messaging. With compromise-resilient encryption and extensive defen...

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Jonah Simon@thisisjsimon.bsky.social · 16h ago

It’s crazy that after the Snowden disclosures, the US changed nothing. Look into the 'Third-Party Doctrine': if you voluntarily give data to a third party like your provider, you have no 'reasonable expectation of privacy' left - meaning authorities can legally access anything they want. Insane!

It’s crazy that after the Snowden disclosures, the US changed nothing. Look into the 'Third-Party Doctrine': if you voluntarily give data to a third party like your provider, you have no 'reasonable expectation of privacy' left - meaning authorities can legally access anything they want. Insane!

Trump is toying with his power, building a lawless army of unthinking followers to destabilize the Constitution - while completely trampling the 4th Amendment under foot!

Matthew Guariglia@mguariglia.bsky.social · 2d ago

For a look into what kinds of tech ICE has been collecting, read this deep dive into ICE contracts and the vendors from @eff.org

If you're addicted to your phone, don't be fooled: it’s not your fault! Big Tech invests billions specifically to "exploit a vulnerability in human psychology" - as former Facebook President Sean Parker openly admitted! a.co/d/07XdAa87

How does the US still have zero comprehensive federal data privacy laws? The digital Wild West over there is genuinely frightening.