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Un contacto nos ha dejado un número de teléfono erróneo (o falso) y he llamado a una señora mayor que se enteraba poco de lo que le decía. Cuando le he dicho que era por un piso en Madrid me ha dicho que ella "no es de Madrid, que ella es normal"
>Apple gets bullied into burning up billions of dollars. >Trump probably didn't even do it on purpose. >iToddlers BTFO like they've never been before. Based retard, I kneel
Tariffmax Apple into the ground, my erratic orange champion. I desire a world where the entire federal budget is footed by iCucks helplessly findommed into buying the new $5000 iPhone and $10,000 macbook every single year.
Age verification is a back door to total surveillance. It’s wrong to think that the state is the problem although it’s part of the problem we live in a world that is nearly completely corporate tyranny / billionaire tyranny.
Did you ever agree to come under the total control of Elon Musk or one of his PayPal buddies?
Why South Korea's legal system fails victims of dating violence While laws exist to specifically address domestic violence and stalking in South Korea, there is no separate legal framework targeting dating violence, leaving a blind spot in law enforcement. #3e #ViolenceAgainstWomen koreaherald.com/article/105474…
Over the past three years, at least 14 women have been killed despite being granted protective measures by police. In all but one of the cases, the perpetrator
A Verdict that Shook Moldova’s Autonomy A court in Chişinău has handed down a guilty verdict to Evghenia Gutsul, the elected başkan (governor) of Moldova’s autonomous Gagauzia region, sentencing her to seven years in prison.
Negotiations are underway in Geneva on a legally binding Global Plastics Treaty that has been in the works for several years, as the crisis of pollution from plastics worldwide has grown more acute.
Ce n’est pas un simple bug ou une panne passagère : Bouygues Telecom a révélé avoir été victime d’une cyberattaque d’ampleur. Des millions de clients concernés, des données sensibles en jeu… et une communication qui veut se montrer rassurante.
6millions d'IBAN de volés, donc pendant des années les B&You vont devoir faire attention à leurs comptes en banque, cette grosse chiasse de Bouygues, à part tuer des animaux sans défense, n'est même pas capable de protéger les coordonnées d'utilisateurs B&you, donc B&you sont considérés comme des sous-bouygues!
Le problème qui se pose à notre époque n'est pas de savoir si une administration ou une entreprise va se faire pirater mais quand... Reste que dans beaucoup de cas de vol de données, le facteur humain est en cause et pas forcément les solutions de sécurité, on dit souvent que la 1ère barrière c'est l'utilisateur 😉
Heu! Alors SFR puis Free puis Orange et maintenant Bouygues, mais c'est de notre faute, qlq part oui! puisque nous leurs donnons nos données, mais c'est bien de leurs fautes si elles sont dans les pattes d'enculés qui vont faire mu-muses avec!
Les employés font ce qu'on leur dit de faire! de + ce n'est que ceux qui sont B&You pas Bouygues, ce n'est pas les employés qui sont responsable mais bien la hiérarchie, et en + la déclaration de Bouygues a été "empêché " d'être référencé dans gg.
Quand un employé oublie de fermer sa session de travail, il permet à un attaquant (ou un opportuniste) de s'infiltrer dans une base de données, c'est ce qui est arrivé plusieurs fois dans des cas de piratage ces dernières années et ce n'est qu'un exemple des bourdes d'employés. Dans le cas de Bouygues je ne sais pas qui, ou quoi, est fautif mais il y a toujours un humain au bout de la chaîne... En tout cas, les pirates doivent se frotter les mains car bientôt la base de données sera encore plus grosse !
Combien d'employés viraient à cause de cette chiasse de drahi en + de ceux déjà fait lors du "rachat", mais déjà voilà les requins a l'attaque pour que l'on est encore - de choix et tout faire pour qu'il n'y ait pas de 4èmes Op.
„Nach Widerstand der Union unter Fraktionschef Spahn: Brosius-Gersdorf verzichtet auf Kandidatur als Verfassungsrichterin“ • „CDU-Abgeordnete Saskia Ludwig bei Konferenz mit AfD-Chefin Weidel“ #cducsu #BrosiusGersdorf #Spahn #schwarwel
It's very simple really. There are Drives and Sites. You can find your Sites in Teams where they are called Channels. Or Files in Channels. Sites are also in SharePoint. Drives are also in SharePoint but you can't access them that way except by accident. Libraries are Groups that are also Files (but Teams calls these Knowledge Bases). You can save things in Notebooks which are saved in a Drive but can also contain Drives or Sites (but not Teams, which are what Teams calls Teams and where Channels are stored, which SharePoint and OneDrive call Sites). Copilot is both a way to access Sites and Drives, and a way to produce lies. Nobody knows what 365 means. If all of this is overwhelming, consider speaking to your administrator about whether Microsoft Death is right for you.
I've been reading some a history of medieval warfare, and was surprised to learn that in 1376 the Duke of Anjou's eldest son was killed by rebels using a trebuchet to knock him off the castle battlements with the only available ordnance: a peasant's decapitated head. It was the first recorded instance of a serf-face-to-heir missile.
Whenever I say this, I seem to upset someone. The reason it upsets people is that they want to believe the lie.
Belief can be both powerful and dangerous. Anyone who believes that we cannot see everything you say or share on WhatsApp has been deceived.
Many of my fellow Americans wanted to believe that COVID was “just a cold.” Five years later, there are still people who cling to that belief — and they get upset if you say otherwise. Belief can be a foolish thing, just as it can be a dangerous one.
Spying on you is profitable. But it’s also a legal requirement: under U.S. law, any provider can be held liable for what happens on their network. So the logical business move is to monitor everything — while claiming they share “nothing.”
Signal is not owned by Facebook, but it’s still based in the United States. I wouldn’t trust them, either — for the same reason you cannot trust us.
No idea on signal, but it still exists so my assumption is at least some agencies have been given access or broke into it. As for all of Meta's stuff, certainly gobbling up all other info to use and/or sell.
Side note just because a company swears they share nothing....if they have collected anything internally, that means it could still get out if they are hacked.
#Union Gap This girl walked in dreams Playing in a world of her own This girl was a child Existing in a playground of stone Then one night, her world was changed Her life and dreams were rearranged Kerry Chater, Canadian musician (Gary Puckett & Union Gap) would be 80 youtu.be/5S8GP-Jp7jA?si=iAocNJ…
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@Heil_Honkler Yes but good is the lowest rating any of the upcoming six stars attain so if you are at all hemming and hawwing about it the answer is hard no. Save up.
Despots attain (and retain) power by forming corrupt alliances with plutocrats using threats and bribes. The latter shamelessly suck up to the former in the hope of avoiding their wrath, on the one hand, and making a fortune, on the other. It's one thing to read historical examples of this and something else to watch it play out -- shamelessly, nauseatingly -right now.
til cybersecurity best practices don't include changing firewall rules, not testing them, assuming they won't hinder availability at all, and then going to bed
In addition to being a political and economic battle, the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union was a clash of cultures. About the boo...
Gaza’s farmland systematically erased by Israel's war on Gaza
Only 1.5 % (232 ha) of cropland remains usable after 86 % was deliberately destroyed and 13% is kept off-limits, leaving 2 million Palestinians on the brink of famine. This is not collateral damage—it is systematic #domicide: the calculated dismantling of Gaza’s food system, livelihoods, and future.
Hats off to The Guardian for bucking the trend and embedding the direct link in the article instead of gatekeeping the data. No sanitized summary—just straight access to the evidence. That should be a non-negotiable for any self-respecting news outlet. theguardian.com/world/2025/aug…
As limited aid trickles into Gaza, Israel’s strategy of ‘engineering chaos’ by shooting at aid-seekers and permitting looters to steal aid ensures that food doesn’t get to starving Palestinians.
Spanish subtitles available. In 2024, Argentina’s far-right President Javier Milei launched an economic overhaul that slashed public spending, gutted state i...
Moataz El Fegiery, vice president of EuroMed Rights, spoke to Al Jazeera about a Human Rights Watch report refuting Israel's justification for attacking Gaza...
An August 5 posting by the Google Threat Intelligence Group has confirmed that one of the corporate databases was impacted by hackers thought to be associated with the ShinyHunters ransomware group, more formally known as UNC6040.
The database in question was a Salesforce instance “used to store contact information and related notes for small and medium businesses.”
MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump’s disastrous Thursday as he gets even more bad news.Control Body Odor ANYWHERE with @Shop.Mando and get...
Remember that Zadie Smith last year was publishing on The Atlantic arguing semantics about the word genocide. It took only 22 months and a mass starvation for finally take a position. The intellectual cultural class - though with some notable few exceptions - has been an utterly spectacular failure, and we must never forget nor forgive them:
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THE removal of Defend Our Juries’ website from the internet came just ahead of the first three charges of individuals for expressing support for Palestine Action since its ban.
🚨The #TrumpRegime intends to scale back US govt criticism of SLV, IL & RU, all with ext records of #abuse, leaked drafts of the St Dept’s #HumanRights reports indicate.
The leaked draft rpts underscore how the Trump regime is radically rethinking America’s role in global human rights advocacy.
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I hate to sound all tin-foil-hat but META Apps are Malware. There have been so many situations where they have been busted for embedding themselves into other apps and O/S's on App installation it is no longer even news.
I've completely purged them from my devices and restrict access to browser-only now.
I find it horrifying they are doing this as an opt out policy. However, I also find it horrifying that everyone around me is happily engaging in Meta products, choosing to engage in a platform that is beyond problematic.
I went to the new map features and it said I wasn't sharing my location and none of those options in your screenshot were selected. Did anyone else find this was an opt in on their Insta?
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