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Privacy is a human right.
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Lifting the veil - how to test browsers for spyware https://digdeeper.club/articles/liftingtheveil.xhtml Privacy is a key factor when choosing a web browser, but users often rely on assumptions or marketing claims. Mitmproxy offers a way to test a browser's privacy by monitoring its connections. This tool acts as a local proxy server, allowing users to see all the connections a browser makes, including those made without user input. Mitmproxy can decrypt SSL traffic by adding a root certificate to the browser, enabling users to inspect all requests and responses. This process involves setting up mitmproxy, configuring the browser to use the proxy, and adding the certificate. Users can then observe the browser's behavior, including unsolicited requests, to assess its privacy practices. Mitmproxy is particularly useful for identifying spyware in browsers, as it provides a clear view of all outgoing and incoming data. While it has limitations, such as not capturing initial requests made before the proxy is set up, it remains a powerful tool for privacy-conscious users. For a comprehensive spyware investigation, mitmproxy is recommended over Wireshark due to its simplicity and ability to isolate application traffic. https://sizeof.cat/post/web-browser-telemetry-2025-edition/
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Whitney Webb breaks down the coordinated global push for a new, dystopian system of control, marrying digital ID with CBDCs. This isn't conspiracy; it's all in their own documentation. They are building a full-spectrum digital cage, and its two locked doors are Digital Identity and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). You cannot have one without the other. The plan is to replace your government-issued ID with a Digital ID, but it's not just a card in your phone. It is fundamentally built upon your immutable biometrics: your fingerprints, the precise structure of your face, the unique pattern of your iris. This biometric data is the key. It is the hard link that ties your physical body directly to your digital identity credential. Your very body becomes your password. The reason this is so critical for them is the financial system. UN & Bank for International Settlements docs overtly state that Digital ID and CBDCs are designed to be integrated. The system cannot exist without this biometric digital ID. Why? Know Your Customer (KYC) protocols. For this new digital financial system to function, they must absolutely "know" every single participant. Your digital wallet will be tied to your digital ID, which is mapped to your biometrics. Total financial-biological linkage. We see the prototypes being rolled out now: • Sam Altman's WorldCoin lures people to scan their irises for a "unique identifier" and a digital wallet. This is the exact model. • The UN's "Building Blocks" program forces refugees to scan their iris at checkout to receive food rations. The value is deducted from a wallet tied to that biometric ID. They justify this total surveillance under the guise of closing the "identity gap," claiming the world's poor need digital IDs to access essential services like banking and healthcare. The reality? This is the ultimate onboarding mechanism into a system of programmable control, where your access to society and your own money is permissioned and revocable based on your compliance. This is the bedrock of the new global financial system. It is not about convenience. It is about control. Your body is the new currency, and they are forcing you to hand over the keys. https://odysee.com/@YoDat:d/Whitney-Webb-breaks-down-the-coordinated-global-push-for-a-new-dystopian-system:4?r=61UDjxMT3dZfBaS5W8ZPN3fEqCpnBhW1
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Google will not have to sell Android A US judge has ruled that Google does not have to sell Android or Chrome, rejecting the divestiture or separation of these key assets, despite acknowledging its search monopoly. Instead, it imposes corrective measures for six years: sharing essential data from its search engine (such as index and user interactions) with qualified competitors to foster competition, without affecting its advertising system; and banning exclusivity agreements that prevent the pre-installation of rivals on devices and browsers. One might expect to see greater diversity in Android and Chrome OS, although Google will appeal the decision, arguing risks of reverse engineering. So, Google will continue with a dominant position as before. The case is part of a broader antitrust offensive in the US, which also includes advertising and apps, initiated in 2020.
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