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Please bless us with some sources so that we can read more & discuss deeper.
I learned this from a friend of mine: If a crowd of people tells you that you’re blind drunk, perhaps consider that you might actually be.
Same principle. Happy to see someone pushing it out there.
tudor@lemmy.worldto Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•Why do some people defend the billionaires and capitalism?5·8 months agoYour username on a post about capitalism makes me giggle
“My people” you aren’t some king man
Why I dislike web apps. They make the devs lazy enough to not bother making a native app
tudor@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•iPhones in the EU get ability to set more default apps, delete more built-in onesEnglish1·10 months agoAn European iPhone, aka an iPhone which will get these features, is identified by a background process named
countryd
, introduced in iOS 16. Its only purpose is to compute and predict the most likely location of the user (as in country/region) and lock down features accordingly.These are only some of the factors taken into the equation:
- GPS location
- Wi-Fi location
- Wi-Fi hotspot country codes
- Cellular/GSM country codes
- IP address
- Home and roaming operator regions
- Apple Account region
- Device region
- Satellite reachability
countryd
takes in all of these and more as input to provide the most likely country of the user. If that country is in the EU, then 💥 Sideloading, Default Apps, etc etc etc goodies
There is so much content going online, and so much traffic, plus heightened security measures, that make it very hard to identify dissidents on a large scale, at least with the tech we have, without using searches and seizure of one’s devices or other methods unrelated to the Internet itself.
In other words, very hard to impossible.