Forwarded from Bones' Tech Garage
BleepingComputer
Hidden Telegram proxy links can reveal your IP address in one click
A single click on what may appear to be a Telegram username or harmless link is all it takes to expose your real IP address to attackers due to how proxy links are handled. Telegram says it will add warnings to proxy links after researchers demonstrated that…
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Keybox Might No Longer Work from February 2026!
This change will start from February and April 10th is the last date for it to be implemented... So that could be the last date for your keybox...
This change will start from February and April 10th is the last date for it to be implemented... So that could be the last date for your keybox...
DroidWin
Keybox Might No Longer Work from February 2026!
Well, the dreaded day is near. Google might have put the final nail in the coffin for the kyebox, as they might no longer work from February!
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Forwarded from #TBOT: Take Back Our Tech
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⚡️Unveiling the Truth: Surveillance on Your Phone
Ever wondered how much surveillance is really happening on your smartphone? From regular connections to big tech servers to constant data collection through features like Face ID and app tracking, the level of snooping is extensive. Independent studies have shown that these devices send data back every few minutes, gathering more than we might expect.
In this post, we discuss how reducing reliance on big tech can significantly protect your privacy. By choosing independent and open-source solutions, you can cut out the middleman and minimize the surveillance footprint.
Join us in taking control of your digital life and stepping away from mass surveillance!
📺 Watch the full interview
📲 Use tech without surrendering your privacy. Shop Above.
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🫶 @takebackourtech
📩 WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER | 🎥 VIDEOS| XMPP | SUBSTACK
Ever wondered how much surveillance is really happening on your smartphone? From regular connections to big tech servers to constant data collection through features like Face ID and app tracking, the level of snooping is extensive. Independent studies have shown that these devices send data back every few minutes, gathering more than we might expect.
In this post, we discuss how reducing reliance on big tech can significantly protect your privacy. By choosing independent and open-source solutions, you can cut out the middleman and minimize the surveillance footprint.
Join us in taking control of your digital life and stepping away from mass surveillance!
📺 Watch the full interview
📲 Use tech without surrendering your privacy. Shop Above.
—
🫶 @takebackourtech
📩 WEBSITE & NEWSLETTER | 🎥 VIDEOS| XMPP | SUBSTACK
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Forwarded from Android Security & Malware
A 0-click exploit chain for the Pixel 9 Part 1: Decoding Dolby
https://projectzero.google/2026/01/pixel-0-click-part-1.html
https://projectzero.google/2026/01/pixel-0-click-part-1.html
projectzero.google
A 0-click exploit chain for the Pixel 9 Part 1: Decoding Dolby - Project Zero
Over the past few years, several AI-powered features have been added to mobile phones that allow users to better search and understand their messages. One ef...
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