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This seems to be the only source for this information, while on the other hand I’m seeing this;

Wired: A Signal Update Fends Off a Phishing Technique Used in Russian Espionage

Google warns that hackers tied to Russia are tricking Ukrainian soldiers with fake QR codes for Signal group invites that let spies steal their messages. Signal has pushed out new safeguards.

Rather thin on details or encouragement of institutions (say euro ones) to contact on details for a real whistleblower…

Partially. From what I’ve read most of current android is proprietary, and the the open source part is behind by a lot. Usual evil Google way.

Until you work with anything that might be of interest to Russian services (Ukrainian refugees in EU in my case).

3. yes normally you would translate (https://weblate.join-lemmy.org/browse/lemmy/lemmy/ka/) and wait for the update. maybe there’s some faster way to deploy it to your server but if I remember correctly and nothing changed you’d have to compile the app yourself

I was just looking that up for someone else, and came by this question. So yeah, there’s a two-year old request for that feature on the project repo; https://github.com/LemmyNet/jerboa/issues/190
Kinda amazed it’s not considered a core functionality. So if anyone has the skill and time, it would be very helpfull to add it.

Any source for that or is it just preemptive cynicism?

As seen on Red Dwarf.

No idea if this can be secure in any reasonable way, but one way communication based on cheap devices and available frequencies could be quite attractive for activist mass mobilisations, or disaster releasee 🤔

I’m quite disappointed thats not the theme of this article, and my evening is ruined.

Outrageous. Time to pack her up and head for a obligatory 5 day family rave.

I still have a lot of love for Mozilla, maybe since I’ve started using… Mozilla and even some of the recent steps of the management did not change that. But it would seem doing something like idk - integrating Fediverse elements into the browser, or pushing the concept further in some other way would be a bigger step forward, than launching an instance. Still good, sounds like a no-brainer to have one for staff/supporters, but does not push this concept as far as Mozilla has the potential to. Unless that’s an element of some bigger plan I’ve missed?

Seems to be a pretty hardcore place;

I had some of my classes (14-15yr olds) assemble their own computers as the first class. It was cheap junk anyway, and I was willing to risk it, but it set the stage for the year. I dont think I got them to install system on it (whole school run on Linux btw), thats a great touch. And making it into something that entertaining, and stereotypes breaking is brilliant!

I literally travel the world with it and it worked fine for me perfectly fine most of the time in places where I woulden’t expect anything to work fine .

Short thread on Threats followed by a paywalled article - is there maybe some better source for this?