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Cybersecurity Aficionado, Privacy Advocate, Founder and Co-Host of the Shared Security Podcast @sharedsecurity.bsky.social Curator of @retrorelics.store Also: Sober 👍, Metalcore 🤘, Cats 🐈, Retro video games, mods, vintage consoles and repair.
It's absolutely insane to me that in this day and age a company would reject end-to-end encryption so that cops and feds can actively read people's messages. It also puts that same data at risk from hackers. But that's TikTok, under new U.S. ownership.
When we talk about the problems with Bluetooth-enabled physical trackers, we usually talk about AirTags, but let us save some rage for Tile, powered by this paper discussing Tile's privacy, security, and accountability problems: arxiv.org/abs/2510.003...
This is amazing.
www.getyourfuckingmoneyback.com
TikTok Ownership shift. Privacy panic. Misinformation.
In our latest episode co-host Kevin Tackett joins us to discuss what really changed (and didn’t) in TikTok’s privacy policy after its U.S. deal and why some users are walking away.
What do you think of TikTok's new owners? Let us know below!
After years of activist pressure, lawsuits, and bad press Ring made much needed reforms. Now, they’re pivoting back to mass police surveillance as a business model. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...
Scoop: Ring's CEO told staff Search Party is not going to be just for dogs, according to a leaked email I obtained. Said it is "first for finding dogs" before suggesting it would be expanded to be used for crime:
www.404media.co/leaked-email...
Ring's 'Search Party' feature: A community tool to find lost pets or a step towards a surveillance state?
Join the debate on the latest episode of the Shared Security Podcast! Links in 🧵below!
“Enshittification”
That’s it. That’s the skeet.
we need to talk about that Ring Super Bowl ad
AI agents are becoming more integrated into our daily lives, but with their growth comes new concerns!
What do you think of OpenClaw and MoltBook? Let us know in the comments!
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Could you function without your smartphone?
This week on @sharedsecurity.bsky.social podcast we discuss why younger generations are starting to ditch smartphones in favor of simplicity, stirring discussions around cybersecurity, lifestyle, and societal impact. Links below!
Locking down your phone, being mindful of what you're wearing, and coming up with plans to communicate with others are all key steps to take before attending a protest. ssd.eff.org/module/atte...
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AirDrop just changed in iOS 26.2! Now “Everyone” is limited to 10 minutes AND you can use AirDrop codes for more secure sharing.
My latest Shared Security Podcast explains it all! Links below!
I love that this works in 2026
This week on the podcast we discuss Amazon Ring's new AI-powered facial recognition feature called "Familiar Faces".
We also discuss the privacy implications, legal concerns, and broader surveillance issues surrounding biometric data collection in smart home devices!
I did the same then someone told me to reply it on PC with all the patches and mods…wow what a difference!
Have you seen them live? Their Even in Arcadia tour was 🔥
Love the Sleep Token shirt!
Age verification is a privacy disaster.
There is no way to do this without it becoming a privacy and security nightmare, not just for the wearer but for everyone around them, and the companies just don't care.
I don’t want to use your stupid “AI shopping assistant”…I’ll shop myself thanks
Reverse keyword search warrants? How police in Pennsylvania are using them and what it means for your privacy.
New episode out now. Links below!
Now would be a great time to delete your X account (if you haven’t already!)
A hacker known as Martha Root broke in and deleted three white supremacists websites at the end of a talk during the annual hacker conference Chaos Communication Congress in Germany.
Great find! I’ve got two CRTs that I picked up on the side of the road that work flawlessly. Other peoples junk is someone else’s treasure!
First time attempting to replace the power port on a 9th gen iPad…yeah that didn’t go so well. Ripped a cable during disassembly…oh well lesson learned. Not a fan of repairing iPads!
Huge accomplishment! Congratulations!
Here's an example of how useless and frustrating internet laws to "protect kids" are in practice: When I'm in Ohio, where I am during the holidays, I can't use my Bluesky DMs—unless I hand over my ID to a company owned by Epic Games. Why? To protect kids, of course!
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