RT sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root / (@pcaversaccio)oh boy we've come a long way. Exactly ten years ago, we lit a beacon against the darkness of surveillance and control. But Ethereum was never just code - it was a clear declaration: that individuals deserve _sovereignty_ over their money, their identity, and the systems they rely on.Ethereum's mission was, is, and will never be about speculation. It's about fucking resistance. It's about building systems no ruler can censor, no corporation can own, and no a ...

Download Tea. You can literally look up so many things. It was marketed as an app for women to talk safely and anonymously about the men they're dating. Just download the tea app, type in his name, and you can literally see if he has red flags or green flags. Now, it's a nationwide security nightmare. What are we doing about the T app leak? Like, this is not okay. The T app announcing a massive data breach to their systems last week. Roughly 72,000 images, including 13,000 verification selfies and images of ...

RT Frank Corva (@frankcorva)“We will prevent labeling Bitcoin and any kind of privacy payment and communication tools as something negative…We need to have a solution in which privacy is not something which is bad. It’s actually [our] main right and this right needs to be protected.” @LyudaKozlovska https://t.co/mOHquifsuL ...

The founders of Bitcoin mixer Samourai Wallet will plead guilty on Wednesday, Federal court documents show, in a case that has rattled privacy advocacy groups. https://t.co/pxYxu8SvOG ...

Data Breach Impact - Tea app's data breach exposed over 1 million private messages [1] Security Concerns - The data breach is getting much worse [1] Industry Implications - TechCrunch reported on the Tea app's data breach [1]

RT Akshay BD (@akshaybd)it’s normal for people to cash in their chips at some point. the interesting question is: what are they buying as the ideological replacement for Bitcoin?Bitcoin in 2012 was an exit from the very fiat system that is co-opting it today. A scary-but-correct idea — the kind that “would never be allowed to succeed.” It thrived in the shadows of the internet, powered by those who believed in freedom more than profit… kept alive by ideological fervour, not an expectation of financial retur ...

kinda funny fast things get outdated, i wonder what ppl will look back on in 50 years as silly that is considered normal rngoodalexander (@goodalexander):Pretty insane there used to be giant yellow books with everyone’s phone numbers and addresses given out for freeWhat on earth were they thinking? ...

Privacy is not a crime.Free Roman Storm!https://t.co/0IfNesOpSm https://t.co/S1RXX0gWNVHaseeb ＞|＜ (@hosseeb):Dragonfly invested into PepperSec, Inc., the developers of Tornado Cash, in August of 2020. We made this investment because we believe in the importance of open-source privacy-preserving technology. Prior to our investment, we obtained an outside legal opinion that confirmed that ...

if crypto succeeds but privacy fails — crypto has also failedHaseeb ＞|＜ (@hosseeb):Dragonfly invested into PepperSec, Inc., the developers of Tornado Cash, in August of 2020. We made this investment because we believe in the importance of open-source privacy-preserving technology. Prior to our investment, we obtained an outside legal opinion that confirmed that ...

RT privacypools (@0xprivacypools)Privacy Pools helps Ethereum winwe provide our users with privacy + legitimacyadding it to stablecoins advances our industry, enabling a new possibilities.excited for new DeFi, governance, identity & infrastructure integrationsprivacy is normal. https://t.co/R2w30brmVZ ...