Ai is becoming the most invasive surveillance tool ever, itâs explicitly bypassing all encrypted communications, sandboxing, and privacy implementations so that it has âthe right context.â
It is literally reading passwords off your screen. For a little bit of convenience, we are losing literally every major barrier we have built for privacy and security in one swing.
https://blossom.primal.net/36819088184b6d7674f0485dba8ecbd44088c64ab4aa246ff23498cf474d0216.mp4
Some law for AI privacy must be approved.
Coinbase already successfully stole all my data. New app, same issue.
Oh don't worry. Technology is good for humans.
And Ai will most certainly not be taking psychologist jobs or dev jobs...
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Thanks for the share, I turned a lot of this off.
The issue isnât the AIâs capabilities, itâs the people who implement the software that defaults to these settings being shipped. All collection and use of personal data should be opt in, not opt out.
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Mr. Snowden did warn us. Many just chose to ignore and forget.
Ah the old Facebook tactics. "Updates" turning on all the worst settings without your consent.
I don't miss iphone one bit, and love being able to run Graphene
Who remembers this ad spot for Apple. Lol.
Resisting it all is just becoming exhausting.
War of attrition. Donât let them win. Pace yourself, itâs a marathon
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If itâs bypassing encryption, it wasnât encrypted lol
I need to inform you, that your plain English messages that you read in Signal arenât encrypted while you are reading them. Ai watches your screen while you use it, it doesnât need to decrypt anything.
Well duh
Then your previous statement doesnât make any sense, imo. It doesnât decrypt anything and because you read it on your device doesnât suggest that it wasnât an encrypted communication. So yes, it was encrypted, but also yes, the Ai gets around it by reading it at the same time you do.
I didnât watch the video. I would never seriously use encrypted comms on a ai capable device
Oh, dayum. đł
Also, how do you think your keyboard's predictive text works? It knows everything you type.
but what A.I. are you talking about ? What app, on which platform, capture screens (including Signal) and send it over to their cloud?
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Hello endpoint security
this is why the EU is pushing for pre-encryption message scanning while some AI is (basically) screen scraping
The real threat is you giving it access. Every app, every permission, every convenience adds another door. AI doesnât break your privacy, it exploits the doors you leave open.
Wanna make a call? Gotta give access. Wanna send a text? Gotta give access. Wanna take a photo? Gotta give access. What's your point again?
Apple is history. I'm never forgetting this total invasion of privacy.
Unfortunately they are actually LATE to this party. Microsoft did this way worse almost a year ago and their Ai integration is this same thing. Google is doing this aggressively as well. Many just donât realize that this is how all their great âAi featuresâ are being provided. They are letting the Ai literally read and catalog everything on their device at all times.
I donât think itâs AIs fault. AI is just piggybacking on the precedents created by the internet. Itâs just how things are nowadays unfortunately.
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#privacy #systemfailures on the rise enabled by #ai.
Practice Privacy.
The solution is already here, the ones who really want privacy dont use closed source software like iOS.
Want to be sovereign?
Dont cry and use what you already know that solves it!
GrapheneOS gixes this!
The solution is already here, the ones who really want privacy dont use closed source software like iOS.
Want to be sovereign?
Dont cry and use what you already know that solves it!
GrapheneOS fixes this!
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#privacy
Apples so gay
You should have seen Microsoftâs implementation, they beat Apple by almost a year. In barely a few days people were finding their typed passwords in plain text in the massive context database for the Ai in the OS. And they couldnât even turn it off at first
AI is just a big, frick off computer program.
The danger comes from WHO is programming it, and WHO is training it. That's your danger.
the sacred space of being unseen
SIGNULL (https://signull.substack.com/)
there is no freedom without #privacy.
there is no love without privacy.
there is no real self without privacy.
privacy is a condition, not a feature, the condition for being human.
weâve been tricked into thinking privacy is a luxury or a preference. that itâs about hiding something bad. that if youâve got nothing to hide, youâve got nothing to fear.
but thatâs a lie told by watchers.
truth is, if youâve got nothing to hide, youâve got nothing to become.
because all becoming starts in the shadows.
before anything can be shown, it has to be held.
before a thought can be spoken, it must be safe to whisper.
before love can be declared, it must be allowed to grow where no one else is looking.
the greatest storytellers knew this.
orwell didnât just write about totalitarianism, he wrote about the horror of having nowhere left to retreat.
kafka gave us the dread of invisible eyes & inscrutable systems, watching & judging without appeal.
even the bible opens with a moment of forbidden knowing & the first consequence is shame. a loss of innocence. a loss of cover.
privacy has always been the real garden of eden.
& now weâre burning it down.
we trade our most intimate thoughts for convenience.
we leak our desires for algorithmic breadcrumbs.
we perform our lives in a panopticon & call it authenticity.
but performance is not identity. & surveillance is not love.
the scariest part is that weâre forgetting how to crave privacy.
weâre forgetting what it felt like to be unseen, unrecorded, unjudged.
& in that forgetting, something ancient is dying.
privacy is the womb.
itâs where we gestate who we are before the world gets to shape us.
take it away, & you donât get more honesty. you get collapse. conformity. psychic suffocation.
if you love freedom, you have to love privacy.
if you care about the human spirit, you have to defend its room to breathe.
& if you still want to become something tomorrow, you must protect what the world doesnât get to see today.
this is less about data.
this is about dignity.
this is about soul.
this is about being allowed to be a person, not just a persona.
defend your shadows.
they are sacred.
Maybe we should use phones as phones again. Don't put your money on your phone and just remove everything you don't need to call someone.
AI on desktop and mobile is the biggest threat to privacy we have faced. Once your privacy goes, you have no freedom.
Actions everyone - all Apple, Microsoft, Android users - can take:
- Switch to nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpq235tem4hfn34edqh8hxfja9amty73998f0eagnuu4zm423s9e8ks3f750r for mobile (https://grapheneos.org/.
- Run linux on your laptops and desktop (I recommend Debian - just search for "how to install Debian from USB"). It runs on pretty much every computer, even the ones you think are too old to use.
Good to be sensitive to how your data is being used. However, the lady in this video is wrong at least about the Apple Intelligence Reports. It's a transparency feature for the user to understand which of their AI requests are processed by Apple servers (and not on-device). https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/apple-intelligence-and-privacy-mchlfc0d4779/mac
Iâm wondering if we should do the iOS updates at this point???
Who would have thought that 1984 would fall short. AI and Internet would be George Orwellâs wet dream. What a dystopian world.
OR⌠just keep rocking such an old iPhone that such an option doesnât exist on your POS. Thatâs what I do, and then I donât have to watch obnoxious weak-cleavage-influencers tell me what to do.
At what point do you just not run their software? Ffs
I'm now GrapheneOS + Linux + converting all documents to Libreoffice.
Just need to ditch the iPad, iMac, the Mrs Macbook, iPhone + another iPad đĄ
I refuse to accept this even if it cost thousands.
Apple's shares will plummet.
I doubt most will care. I've been a GNU/Linux user for about 16 years. I've been flashing software to Android phones (back when they were ROMs) since the early days. One thing I've learned is that life in that realm is much better if you just accept that most people won't care, which means most software will be chronically underfunded and imperfect. But, things are so much better than they used to be. I run Fedora and Graphene on all devices in my house and it's been mostly smooth for years now.
The KDE version of Fedora has been better for me. But they're both decent.
#Privacy isnât a feature you install â itâs a mindset you adopt
Wait, weâre now taking privacy tips from someone who posts on Instagram?
Wait until you learn about remote viewing...
