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Florida does it again!!!
#1


Headline:




Florida man arrested for possession of child porn, animal cruelty, and bestiality, deputies say.



 




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#2


Well it's what "everybody" thinks anyway.  May as well put it out there..... [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/angry.png[/img]/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" title=">:(" width="20" />



 




 




 




If there's one takeaway to be learned from this whole damn mess:




"They said that officers recovered Jobe's phone from a robbery last month and discovered disturbing files on the device, including......   ......videos of the man sexually abusing a dog".   




DON'T KEEP STUFF ON YOUR DAMN PHONE !!!   Or whatever other device you use.  Or the "Cloud".  Buy an encrypted flash drive and keep it somewhere else.  Amazon has them for under $20.  


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#3

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1 hour ago, heavyhorse said:




Amazon has them for under $20.




Office Depo has them for $7.   I swing by and load up every now and then for storing tech manuals.


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#4

Your tech manuals are in encrypted porn?  I'm going to have to see if I can order mine that way!  Talk about a day brightener....  [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/laugh.png[/img]/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" title="xD" width="20" />  

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#5


Three words: FUCKING, FLORIDA, MAN.......




I'm speechless, and facepawing over here. Way to make us look even 'better' Florida Man, good on ya. [img]<fileStore.core_Emoticons>/emoticons/tongue.png[/img]/emoticons/[email protected] 2x" title=":P" width="20" />



 


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#6


Along the same topic, someone we don't know and don't want to,  outed by his apps and accounts:




 




Google, Twitter alert authorities to man sharing child porn images




 




A man is in jail after investigators say he knowingly received and distributed child pornography.




He allegedly uploaded at least two files depicting sexual abuse of a child to the internet, according to federal court documents.




An investigator received a report that stated Google discovered files that contained possible child pornography on a user's account.




Google identified the name as “***** *****” with an email address of “********@gmail.com.  They said he distributed the files using online websites like Kik, Twitter and Telegram.




Twitter alerted the crisis center of a user with the name “***** ******” and email address of “********@hotmail.com" uploading child porn images, the affidavit stated.




The investigator subpoenaed ******** to identify the IP address and found it belonged to ********.




Law enforcement officials executed a search warrant.  




During the search, investigators found and seized several digital storage devices which contained multiple images of child pornography.




******** is currently listed as an inmate at ******* Jail.




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Be Warned:     Your accounts and apps are spying on you.  Do not trust them.  You may be next if/when their priorities change.




  


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#7

It still surprises me why anyone with half a brain would do such a thing, knowing that it clearly states on the Google and Twitter TOS (Terms of Service)  and that they actively prosecute people that share child porn. Hell there are pedofiles on the news a few times a week that get arrested it seems.

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#8


"Nobody" wades through the ToS, it's a yard-long legal morass.  But yeah, the apps ToS tell you they data-mine, send your data and device specs back to the Mothership including names and passwords for other accounts and devices in some cases.  Good read if you can even understand the language.  And then they can legally say they told you so if it ever comes up.  




When all the major email carriers sent "notices of changes of terms" saying they require personal data and wireless number to prove identity when you open an account and read your content "for directed advertising" (using keyword bots I assume, maybe image recognition software these days) I deleted all my messages and contacts and moved my contact list to Protonmail.   For this kind of content at least.  It's only a tiny software change from bots harvesting keywords for advertising, to harvesting keywords for KP, and subsequently keywords for critter bumping.   


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11 minutes ago, heavyhorse said:




"Nobody" wades through the ToS, it's a yard-long legal morass.  But yeah, the apps ToS tell you they data-mine, send your data and device specs back to the Mothership including names and passwords for other accounts and devices in some cases.  Good read if you can even understand the language.  And then they can legally say they told you so if it ever comes up.  




When all the major email carriers sent "notices of changes of terms" saying they require personal data and wireless number to prove identity when you open an account and read your content "for directed advertising" (using keyword bots I assume, maybe image recognition software these days) I deleted all my messages and contacts and moved my contact list to Protonmail.   For this kind of content at least.  It's only a tiny software change from bots harvesting keywords for advertising, to harvesting keywords for KP, and subsequently keywords for critter bumping.   




Pretty much this. Proton doesn't really decrypt / share / harvest anything that I know of, though one thing to consider: there have been bugs in parts of it's software validation like PGP that allow the leaking of the certificates, and their data. That being said, many of these are already corrected.




Always remember, your best security is your own. Watch your step, avoid the 'major services' for anything 'NSFW', etc..




 


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