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Why do I trust the government to tell me that my device is secure? The only thing that would convince me is the device has open source software that I can compile and install myself.

Not out yet for samsung?

These apps are owned by the Chinese Communist Party.

its weird they say TikTok is a not a China app but a a Singapore? but they are force or can be force by China to send those data to China communist party government?

😢

What will we be left with when credit monitoring services are breached :/'

BitLocker scares me. I live in fear of being locked out of my computer

perhaps you should know your subject before you make a video - so many things you dont know

Not worried about it because I haven't used windows since win 7. Strictly Linux mint cinnamon. I play my entire steam library and anything else I want to do. Microsoft can do whatever it wants.

this shit happens because there is no security on Windows Systems its all fake shit to make you think you have security.

You know it’s a bad company when they managed to make Apple look like the good guy.

You know it’s a bad company when they managed to make Apple look like the good guy.

Things I don't have to worry about while driving my 1983 Mercedes turbodiesel...

So far, everything thats been coming out about electronics-its primarily being used as surveillance and control apparatus for the masses, for the benefit of bankers, governments, large local and international corporations, satanic psychopath elite NWO, ie., tv's, computers, cell phones, cameras placed in all sorts of different types of businesses, restaurants, traffic, autos, private and public cameras, entertainment venues, video games, etc.

We are deep in an information crisis, the landscape has changed far faster than the general understanding of these new technologies has proliferated.

this is not unusual pretty much every new car is capable of that. ie ONstar they can open car doors. kill the car and what have you plus provide GPS data where the car has being and with in cab camera provide other information fo9or alot longer then Tesla has

Will there ever be an Open Source car that is not just a Linux distro on wheels?

As a Tesla driver, I know that this is part of the deal that I agreed to when I agreed to share data with Tesla. I get free over the air updates that constantly make the car better and better since I purchased it. I am not planning on doing anything illegal with the car, I am comfortable with this arrangement although I see why you might not make that deal.

2007 Honda Fit, 2006 Toyota Tacoma, 2010 Lexus RX350. All are free from such nonsense.

Yeah, sure , the data is anonymized... in the same way that the data was secure in that Equifax breach - putting telemetry in one database and user info in another where you have access to both is privacy through obscurity. And it's doubly problematic in terms of telemetry that collects locations and camera feeds - you don't even need the customer database at this point to breach their privacy. I could at least pry out the physical SIM from my old car (even tho it was literally soldered on the board), with my new car I have no way of removing the eSIM and I don't buy for a second that all the permissions I disabled are preventing it to send back telemetry whether I like it or not.

If people don't own their Tesla, wouldn't it be a crime to sell it to someone else? Since you are selling someone else's property.

That's why I'm NEVER bying a car with "connectivity". No way telling if some random asshole wants to hack it or the company decides it's time's up while you're doing 130km/h on a highway...

This tracking is mandatory for new vehicles in the EU since 2016.

Privacy is a thing of the past ask your cell phone!

this isnt news. GM has been able to do this with ball its cars for the past 20 years. stop hating on musk

If you use Geico or Progessive, then they do not care about you "telemetry", because they are not going to pay you anyway, unless you sue them:)

Buy a 740

Model Y is 10k more when you can buy a Chevy equinox for 35 k bigger suv tesla wants 45k

No cars that accept “over the air updates” are yours. At any moment they can be shut off and self driving will just deliver you to the police if required

OnStar has been doing this shit for like a decade...

The Surveillance Capitalism is cooked into the business model. See Ford CEO comments.

Electric cars are extremely dangerous in a crash. Look up videos of these batteries being cracked in a crash. It's actually crazy to me that these vehicles are even legal to use. Electric vehicles will also be useless without extreme investments in ev infrastructure. Gas vehicles are safer and more reliable.

They put a manufacturer SIM card in them that sends and receives data in most new cars. The dealers become the middleman as they keep quiet about this feature when selling to the customers. This area needs investigating and stopped because we are not buying cars but hiring them.

If anyone cares so much about privacy, buy an old vehicle from 2000 or prior and make sure your house is off the grid, run a farm, buy a solar array to power it. Or, better yet go live with the Amish and get a carriage with horses. The point is, you can be tracked by your phone, your computer, your smart watch, and if you have airtags like I do, pretty much anywhere you put them. Walk around 95% of the cities and your face will be captured. This is part of living in a connected world. Tough.

My car is a 1997 Toyota i got from my girlfriend in exchange for a washing machine. Rolled off the factory when I was 6 years old and will outlast the heat death of the universe. and I am reasonably sure it does not spy on me.

A LOT of cars built the last 15 years or so have cellular connections sending telemetry back to someone even though you haven't paid for the manufacturer's "remote access" features.

I wonder of all the video is from just the last driver or how many peoples privacy was violated without a warrant. To be clear, they should not have done anything without a warrant issued.

Never had an issue with Bitwarden's old UI. It always delivered on the security and privacy side (while being open source), and that's far and away what matters most. I like the new UI too, but again it's all about the security and privacy.

Arg this just happened to me

Alternative DDG extension that does exactly the same

never knew that, tnx

as a network engineer, removing dnt increases your privacy even if there was no alternative offered

1250 views in 2 days? Surveillance Clips really fell off.

I thought websites were somehow legally required to honor DNT

First time I hear about this, good to know. Thanks :)

Oh, good that this just confirmed my alignment with how I see DNT, too. Thank you for this short clip!

There has to be a way to get updates on Unsupported PC’s.

how can i make my pc unsupported?

Sad times we live in, so session cant turn over user data because they dont have it right? Look here is the thing, if they can get user data for one person, they could get it for all users esentially a back door, therfore, there needs to be no way for them to have access to it. If they could give user date for large sums of money, i think its highly likey that could happen

There are some chips which seem to have all the requirements but aren't officially supported. You might have heard that consumer 7th gen chips aren't supported (although 7th gen xeons are), but that's not strictly true. There's Microsoft Surface laptop that has a 7th gen consumer cpu, and funny thing, THAT cpu is officially supported in Windows 11. So it might be that 7th gen consumer chips actually DO have all of the hardware requirements, they definitely have TPM 2.0 After all, there are officially supported xeon chips that are almost identical to consumer versions and those xeons are supported. For instance the i9-7900X is almost the same processor as the xeon w-2150. I installed Windows 11 on an unsupported 7th gen laptop, it got the latest version of Windows 11 and it's getting minor updates. Whether it will get a major feature update, I don't know. But since it has tpm 2.0 I suspect it will. By the way, the way Windows 11 installed, it didn't even uninstall the existing programs, it UPDATED even though I had to download an ISO and use that.