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Tiny boulders do not exist. you have obviously never seen a large boulder the size of a small boulder
This would be better for the DeGoogle community, I don't believe any of these are terribly privacy friendly.
BBC's iPlayer is only available in the U.K. (or with VPN) and has a lot of tracking. Just one example.
That's one hell of a read
That one? Or this one?
They only do in certain cases, it's called Extraterritorial Jurisdiction. Note that the U.S. is not the only country that recognizes Extraterritorial Jurisdiction.
Wikipedia entry here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extraterritorial_jurisdiction
Interesting law blog post (dealing mostly with RICO issues, organized crime) here https://fmamlaw.com/when-can-the-u-s-government-prosecute-someone-for-acts-abroad/
It's not a Signal problem, this is just bad journalism.
Signal also did an update one month ago to help mitigate phishing https://www.wired.com/story/russia-signal-qr-code-phishing-attack/
To be clear though, phishing was Not the problem in this case. Incompetence was the problem.
Yes, a search for 'GPS jamming Baltic' turns up hits from everything from DW to the Financial Times.
It's a problem for maritime and aviation navigation, and a problem for both sides in the war in Ukraine. Some drones are now using fiber optic tethers to get around the jamming, that's not much of an option for civilian traffic though.
It's the same as GPS (American) or Glonass (Russian). Satellite based positioning, which is vulnerable to jamming. It could also be turned off, just like the others, hence the need for an alternative.
I read it the same way, it's a terrible title.
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