🚨Mass surveillance and backdoor on every device might become law of the land 🚨

[Testo 21]

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jan/24/eu-digital-surveillance-child-protection

https://fra.europa.eu/en/news/2025/mass-surveillance-case-law-factsheet

End of free internet in our life time. Age verification laws rolling out next year

 

[cunug3aad]

This is what triggers the back-into-Africa genetic migration

 

[Testo 21]

This is what triggers the back-into-Africa genetic migration

Word on the street is that joos have hacked samsung whit they're software.

All that huawei accusations were baseless

 

[Arkan]

Do a deep search on Palantir lol

 

[Testo 21]

Do a deep search on Palantir lol

I'll look in to it, Snowden fled to Russia years ago and tried to warn us.

Xaalku waa bariga dhexe

 

[Testo 21]

The term "Palantir" in the context of technology and national security typically refers to **Palantir Technologies**, a software [Entity] that specializes in data integration and analytics. Palantir's platforms, such as **Gotham** and **Foundry**, are widely used by government agencies, including intelligence and defense [Entities]s, to analyze large datasets for various purposes, including national security, counterterrorism, and law enforcement. Whether Palantir's technology is considered **national security** or **mass surveillance** depends on the perspective and how the tools are used: ### **National Security Argument** 1. **Counterterrorism and Threat Detection**: Palantir's tools help governments identify patterns and threats by analyzing vast amounts of data, such as financial transactions, communications, and travel records. This can aid in preventing terrorist attacks or other security threats. 2. **Military and Defense Applications**: Palantir works with defense agencies to support operations, logistics, and intelligence gathering, enhancing national security capabilities. 3. **Efficiency in Data Analysis**: By integrating disparate data sources, Palantir enables faster and more informed decision-making, which is critical for national security. ### **Mass Surveillance Argument** 1. **Privacy Concerns**: Critics argue that Palantir's technology enables large-scale surveillance by allowing governments to monitor individuals and populations extensively, often without explicit consent or oversight. 2. **Potential for Abuse**: The lack of transparency in how data is collected, stored, and used raises concerns about civil liberties and the potential for misuse, such as targeting specific groups or individuals unfairly. 3. **Data Aggregation**: Palantir's ability to combine data from multiple sources (e.g., social media, public records, private databases) creates a comprehensive profile of individuals, which some view as invasive and akin to mass surveillance. ### **Key Considerations** - **Intent vs. Implementation**: The distinction between national security and mass surveillance often hinges on the intent behind the use of the technology and the safeguards in place to prevent abuse. - **Regulatory Oversight**: The presence (or absence) of legal and ethical frameworks governing the use of such tools plays a critical role in determining whether Palantir's technology is a force for security or a tool for overreach. - **Transparency and Accountability**: Greater transparency about how Palantir's tools are used and accountability for their deployment can help address concerns about mass surveillance.

@Arkan

 

[Testo 21]

https://fightchatcontrol.eu/

Citizens fight back

 

[Testo 21]

https://www.infrastructure.gov.au/m...ternet/online-safety/social-media-minimum-age

Australia first country to enforce age verification laws


tiny.cc/qznt001

Lots of countries will copy this, in the future

 

[Testo 21]

Discord hack shows risks of online age checks as internet policing hopes put to the test​

As the drive for age verification grows, so does the pressure on online companies to keep users' data safe and, as the Discord hack shows, that cannot be guaranteed.

Rowland Manthorpe
Technology correspondent @rowlsmanthorpe
Friday 10 October 2025 11:29, UK

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Play Video - The first hack of the age verification system
The first hack of the age verification system

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Why you can trust Sky News
Messaging platform Discord has said the official ID photos of around 70,000 users have been stolen by hackers.
The app, which is popular with gamers and teenagers, said the hackers targeted a firm responsible for verifying the ages of its users. Discord said its own platform was not breached.

The stolen data could include personal information, partial credit card numbers and messages with Discord's customer service agents, the firm said.
No full credit card details, passwords or messages and activity beyond conversations with Discord customer support were leaked, it added.
Discord said it had revoked the third-party service's access and was continuing to investigate. It said all affected users have been contacted.
"Looking ahead, we recommend impacted users stay alert when receiving messages or other communication that may seem suspicious," it said.
Until recently, a hack like this could not have happened, because companies had no need to process and collect proofs of age.