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A green shield with a check mark with text below it saying "A safe internet is made by: encryption, privacy and open source." A red shield with a crack in the middle with text below it saying, "A safer internet is not made by: age verification, scanning communication, tracking and data collection."
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🔗 Protecting your safety online starts here: tuta.com/blog/minimum-password…

NIST rules on minimum password length: Aim for 16 characters or more! | Tuta

With the rise of quantum computers, passwords need to be longer - and more complex. These tips help you secure your online accounts.
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Librist.org
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When it comes to security and freedom, I would recommend using “free software” rather than “open source.” Open source is a technical concept that has been adopted by companies that care little about our freedoms and security, such as Google, Microsoft, Apple...
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Justus R
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Fediverse platforms feel so much better to come to, unlike Twitter (with tracking) etc.

It feels alive with real people, and not automation and AI etc.

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well
a safer internet **for who** would be the real, sensible question
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Susanne Lilith
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Das Internet soll (für diese Menschen) nicht sicher sein. Es soll überwacht sein, offen für die Reichen und Mächtigen. Verschlossen für alle anderen.
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RejZoR
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Age verification is the greatest privacy invading nonsense and it's being pushed on all ends.
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lkwtelefon
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I get the Point kind of but you can have online child porn exchanges with encryption, privacy & open source.
Those three are important but do not solve all problems.
I agree that government corporation joint venture age verification is not the answer.
But encryption, privacy and open source alone won't do it either.
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Craig Sloss
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I would add that robust moderation practices and codes of ethics around AI usage are also aspects of online safety. Age verification is just a way for tech companies to avoid accountability for having these in place.
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Kai, sounds like the sky
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Kai, sounds like the sky
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we wouldn’t have this problem if people supplemented their opinions with factual information
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Karel 'Clock' K.
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I suggest adding"❌ Suppression of Tor users (in my opinion by Tuta)"to the right side.

I tried to create an anonymous Tuta account when I was living in a dictatorship and I remember it didn't work.

I was using Tor because I didn't want to be abducted into a concentration camp (euphemistically called "jail") by the dictatorial regime in retaliation for legitimate and legal exercising of my human and constitutional right to free speech I was planning using that account.

I strongly suspect the reason it didn't work was because IMO Tuta was suppressing Tor users.

Due to this,my work in publishing public domain legal norms the regime was trying to hide,was greatly slowed down and made difficult.

When Tuta is writing like this,in my opinion it is hypocrisy.

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#hypocrisy #tuta #tutanota #tor #freespeech #freedomofspeech #dictatorship #anonymity #rejection #privacy #encryption #censorship

#encryption #privacy #FreeSpeech #Tor #censorship #dictatorship #freedomofspeech #tutanota #tuta #anonymity #hypocrisy #rejection
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Tuta
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@clock We don't block this completely, but since spammers abuse Tor, it's hard to find an exit node that works for sign ups. Sorry about that, but we have to keep the spammers out of the system. The alternative would be to ask for phone numbers when signing up, and we really don't want that... Hope you understand!
@Karel 'Clock' K.
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