Privacy Pride
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Privacy Pride@mastodon.socialOPto
Privacy@lemmy.world•Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Snapchat are launching a counteroffensive to impose chat control on European citizens.
1·3 months ago@teyrnon oh, how boring… The usual techno-libertarians who think Reddit is a den of tankies and think they can solve the world’s problems with blockchain (but who view democracy with suspicion).
The fediverse is already capable of managing federated forums: Lemmy, Piefed, NodeBB, Mbin, Friendica…
Privacy Pride@mastodon.socialOPMto
Privacy Pride Europe@lemmy.ml•The next Privacy Pride will be held on September 23, 2023. Here's why…
1·3 years ago🏙 The objective will therefore be to organize many demonstrations in Italian cities and, if possible, also in some European cities.
❤ The theme of Privacy Pride will be this: “children and privacy: ignored when their privacy needs to be protected, but exploited when it comes to decreasing that of all citizens”.
🕒 As soon as we are able to do so, we will make available all the necessary tools for the organization!
Privacy Pride@mastodon.socialOPMto
Privacy Pride Europe@lemmy.ml•The next Privacy Pride will be held on September 23, 2023. Here's why…
1·3 years ago🔞 But as we know, there is a type of children’s privacy that is of interest to politics and a type of children’s privacy that does not seem to be of interest to those who govern… 😁
🏙 The objective will therefore be to organize many demonstrations in Italian cities and, if possible, also in some European cities.
Privacy Pride@mastodon.socialOPMto
Privacy Pride Europe@lemmy.ml•The next Privacy Pride will be held on September 23, 2023. Here's why…
1·3 years ago💪🏼 It is appropriate to mobilize quickly, in order to raise the attention of public opinion, which has so far been very insensitive, to this epochal change in the rule of law and the inviolability of correspondence.
🚸 One of the strong points of the enemies of privacy is the protection of children, precisely those children that states abandon in the hands of the large centralized platforms now universally adopted in schools.





@teyrnon I’m sorry if you misunderstood, but I have no opinion about you and I’m not passing judgment. The “usual tecnolibertarians” are those at Mirage, a stillborn project. The latest in a series of projects based on so-called “free speech,” which in reality is just the revenge of the most frustrated and manipulated classes.