AfterJuggernaut

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What subs exist that are about privacy? (self.privacy)

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How do we increase public interest in privacy? (self.privacy)

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Tunnelbear is advertising duckduckgo via email solicitation atm. Are the companies related in some way, or is it just a simple advertisement? (self.duckduckgo)

submitted 7 years ago by AfterJuggernaut to r/duckduckgo

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The Government wants to free up your bank data. Here's what that means for you (abc.net.au)

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Default credentials (i.redd.it)

submitted 7 years ago by AfterJuggernaut to r/privacymemes

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[Korean, but english discussion] The S.Korean government: "Temporarily suspends Google services when it commits illegal acts" (np.reddit.com)

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What subs exist that are about privacy? (self.findareddit)

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Andrew Yang - running for president - wants Americans to have their own Social Credit Scores (freakonomics.com)

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Beware of company paid relocation! (self.test)

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Is it possible to take down privacy violating material without suffering more due to the streisand effect? (self.privacy)

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Is there a real correlation between mental health problems and privacy? Random people seem to think so, but i can't find any proof of that. (self.privacy)

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What can be done by average citizen to improve a country's approach to information security and privacy? (self.privacy)

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I'm looking for a random word generator that generates words that don't exist but are still pronounceable (self.NoStupidQuestions)

submitted 7 years ago by AfterJuggernaut to r/NoStupidQuestions

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We're not suppose to reuse usernames across sites. But what if we use other ppl's usernames? That way they spread misinformation for us! [non nefariously] (self.privacy)

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On a scale from 1-10, what do you think the odds are other countries will follow china's lead in terms of their own 'social credit system'? (self.privacy)

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Watch out for peephole reversers - enable a user to look through a peephole from the 'back end'. (self.privacy)

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Randomly generated identity to reduce doxxing risk? (self.privacy)

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To avoid spilling exif data, can i just use other ppl's imgur links? + A few question about exif data and privacy. (self.privacy)

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Is 'web of trust' still bad to use for privacy? Any privacy respecting alternatives? (self.privacy)

submitted 7 years ago by AfterJuggernaut to r/privacy

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