Wow, this might suck for social media, but it's genius for digital trade documentation- I just added a corresponding bitcoin address foe each signer based on the nsec.
#OpenETR
Tim Bouma
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Scene from yesterday evening.
Cross-posting this.
Gearing up for a serious fight for our freedom in Canada.
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I echo this: Kill Bill C-22.
The lawful access provisions have been waiting in the wings for over 20 years - ever since post 9/11. Someone is always looking for the opportunity to pop these provisions into legislation and expecting to slip it by parliamentarians. I still have faith in democracy, but my faith in the bureaucracy supporting democracy is rapidly diminishing.
What is ironic about these provisions is that they were originally prompted by the reaction to the ‘fentanyl crisis’. I find it almost laughable; it’s a security own-goal - in our eagerness to respond to a so-called crisis by our neighbours to the south, we are willing to giving up our freedom to those who don’t respect our freedom.
To say that I am disappointed is an understatement. To say that I need to be surveilled, ‘just because it is a lack of respect for me as a Canadian.
Civil Society to Parliament: Kill Bill C-22
More than 25 leading rights and privacy organizations and experts call for full withdrawal of the Lawful Access Act, warning it would be
#OpenETR
Forgive them for they do not know about #nostr
The case for Canadian digital sovereignty
From Gander Social in Canada to Eurosky in Europe, more countries are exploring made-at-home options for U.S.-controlled communications
“Making concessions to build trust and credit is a fool’s errand.”
Springnyet
GM
If your kid goes travelling abroad, no better gift than an eSIM from @https://silent.link
Social media is on its way to being 100% captured by regulators and governments.
Nobody can read signs anymore.
Digital trade and social media has to work across this geopolitical minefield.
If you think building a platform will be the solution, you’re just building the next Strait of Hormuz.
The only solution I see are building on top of protocols like #nostr
Bad Connection, a new report from Citizen Lab on telecom surveillance.
The Citizen Lab
The Citizen Lab Bad Connection: Uncovering Global Telecom Exploitation by Covert Surveillance Actors
Our investigation uncovers two sophisticated telecom surveillance campaigns and, for the first time, links real-world attack traffic to mobile oper...
Strait of Hormuz Difficulty Adjustment occurs every 10 days.
Schrödinger’s Regime Change.