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Comment Re:Discord has 2 targets on its back (Score 5, Informative) 123

Please remember that Discord is a US Company and as such are subject to FISA court orders. Even if discord says we triple pinky swear promise we don't keep anything, if they have a FISA Court order telling them they must do so and on top of that are not allowed to disclose that they are or that they were ordered to then you really have no way of knowing what discord does with the data do you? Plenty and I mean plenty of companies were issued fisa court orders, and it just re-enforces the status quo, once placed online the data is out of your hands and control.

Comment Re:LOL (Score 1) 151

The case is still with the labour board...
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/rc...
There will be another series of hearings in April, May and June 2026, where the parties will present evidence, question witnesses and argue the case. After those hearings, the labour tribunal will deliberate and issue a decision.

Comment Re: And they want humanoid robots in your home... (Score 1) 30

Pretty sure this allready happened once with the news having an exposer about gow a little girl ordered something via alexa and they played her ordering it and all sorts of other alexas tried to place the same order. The little girl had ordered a doll house and augar cookies. https://www.today.com/video/tv...

Comment Re: Maybe because the 5I nations are sharing. (Score 1) 81

Fulldisclosure Digest Vol 138 Issue 4 REPRODUCIBILITY: 1. Use a clean iOS 18.6 device (non-jailbroken) 2. Connect it via USB to macOS 3. Open Console.app 4. Apply filter: subsystem == "com.apple.TCC" 5. Observe logs containing: - function=TCCAccessRequest - preflight=yes - client_dict=(null) - daemon_dict= CONCLUSION: These logs indicate a covert telemetry or policy enforcement system in iOS that interfaces directly with the TCC (Transparency, Consent, and Control) framework ? outside the user?s control. There is no public documentation or API contract that explains this access. If intentional, it undermines the platform?s stated privacy guarantees. If unintentional, it represents a design flaw with regulatory implications. I'm ommiting the contact info to not dox the reporter by accident. Sorry for formatting slashdot and iPhones don't seem to like one another.

Comment Maybe because the 5I nations are sharing. (Score 1) 81

Was just made aware today that the latest iOS version seems to be spying on itself. SUMMARY: On iOS 18.6, the system daemon 'tccd' silently initiates TCCAccessRequest calls with the flag 'preflight=yes' across **multiple** privacy-protected domains including Contacts, Camera, FaceID, Microphone, Calendar, Reminders, Bluetooth, and App Tracking Transparency (ATT). These accesses: - Occur without user interaction - Do not trigger any permission prompt - Are not associated with any user-facing app (client_dict=(null)) - Originate from internal Apple daemons (daemon_dict=) - Are invisible in Privacy Settings This appears to be a systemic, undocumented telemetry or policy enforcement mechanism operating below the app layer, capable of silently querying or accessing sensitive user data.

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