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Google has now admitted that they will tap into users' personal data within Gmail and Drive in order for their upcoming AI search to "be more helpful". For years, Google has advertised their services as "encrypted" and "secure", which begs the question: are they really? 1/5 🧵

Getting tired of this guy's retarded takes. He vibe coded some websites and a shitty plane game and thinks he's some expert on security. I'll say it again. SNI headers don't give a fuck about your TLS/HTTPS encryption. Your "secured" traffic still reveals every site you visit.

Apple just launched Digital ID, turning your iPhone into a government-verified ID holder. For now it’s TSA-only, but Apple says it’ll soon verify age and identity across apps and venues. At the same time, the EU, UK, Australia, and Canada are rolling out national digital ID

What are your first impressions of GPT-5.1 so far? Do you like its warmer character? Can it replace 4o? Is it smarter?

🇩🇪Gestern verweigerten EU-Regierungen Änderungen an Massen-#Chatkontrolle & anonymitätsvernichtenden Alterschecks. EU-Botschafter sollen in den nächsten Tagen entscheiden. ℹ️patrick-breyer.de/beitraege/chat… Unser Protest ist zu leise. Hilf mit, das zu ändern: fightchatcontrol.de

🇪🇺 The recently leaked "digital omnibus" draft has stirred uproar in #Brussels - centrists and the left warn it’s eroding core #EU #privacy rules. 👉 Find out how political parties are reacting. politico.eu/article/ursula…

GPT 5.1 IS HUGE AND NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT IT We are seeing a considerable speed improvement in the base model, and it is a lot more fun to interact with...

The threat actor—whom we assess with high confidence was a Chinese state-sponsored group—manipulated our Claude Code tool into attempting infiltration into roughly thirty global targets and succeeded in a small number of cases. Used Claude, not DeepSeek.. anthropic.com/news/disruptin…

And here we have it. Two weeks ago, Chat Control was off the table. After changing the wording in the proposal, now it’s back on the table without much objection. No more privacy is still the outcome.

Charles Foster I find much of what has been said suspicious, but I will reserve judgment until I have better information. But, if I were a Chinese APT, I’d be using Chinese AI systems, they are are plenty good.

'Windows is evolving into an agentic OS' says Windows president in what I can only assume is a bid to make me swap to Linux pcgamer.com/software/windo…

Samsung Phones Caught with Unremovable Spyware AppCloud, an Israeli-made app pre-installed on Galaxy A and M phones, is built into the system and can’t be removed Even if disabled, it returns after updates and can silently install other apps, raising major privacy concerns

It takes half the electric grid to power these things yet there are still people who think with a straight face we won’t be able to turn them off

this is the highest leverage moment for potentially a single individual in the history of the world. AGI is less than 6 key insights away, 10K lines of code, 1 person can conceivably write it all

David Scott Patterson There are limits, yes, but to think that we will saturate them by 2030 is laughable. We’ve barely even begun to get our feet wet in certain technology areas (like reversible computing) and reaching the limits of what’s possible there will likely take decades if not centuries. And

Absolutely. How fucking stupid is it that we have an AI that can drive the car better than a human in many cases which could solve distracted driving and yet we force people to turn this system OFF to text and drive blind, looking at the phone instead of the road?

“The most surprising part of our work on Kosmos — for us, at least — was our finding that a single Kosmos run can accomplish work equivalent to 6 months of a PhD or postdoctoral scientist.”

🚨 Unremovable Spyware on Samsung Devices Comes Pre-installed on Galaxy Series Devices Source: cybersecuritynews.com/spyware-on-sam… Samsung has been accused of shipping budget Galaxy A and M series smartphones with pre-installed spyware that users can't easily remove. The software in

🤐British police have made a huge number of CHILLING arrests over social media posts "The government should immediately re-examine the laws that allow for this scale of arrest for online speech & rescue the UK's worsening civil liberties reputation" - Maya Thomas, legal & policy

This is how Google Co-Scientist works & it’s already phenomenal. It generates better ideas than I do in my own field, where I have 35 years of experience & have made quite a few discoveries. I’d also highly recommend Google Enterprise AI for small businesses; it is next level.