Anarcho-Libero-Constitutionalist-Transcendentalist

Sorry if its a stupid question, but lets say you have 9/10 things accounted for, would that hypothetical last thing ruin the point of your efforts for privacy? Like i get its also different sorts of data or whatever like email etc but yeah Like i mean if the data is out there from one place wouldnt that just make your data for sale still there just not from multiple sources Sorry if i was unclear im not very good with words, feel free to ask if you want me to specify something submitted by /u/Rude_Technician3875 [link] [comments]

I've read through SketchFab's privacy policy and it mentions nothing about sharing users' house address and phone number with everyone from whom they purchase an asset. Sure, there is some vague talk about sharing info with business partners, but I don't think that would hold up in court if they tried to argue that it covers this case. Maybe I'm wrong. I discovered this while doing some personal financial analysis. I get paid by SketchFab on my PayPal. When exporting a statement from PayPal, they export a shitload of columns, 35 of them, which is way more than any other bank I've seen. From SketchFab payments only, and no others, I can see full addresses, full names, and full phone numbers. Now, I've barely made half a dozen assets on SketchFab, but they've been sitting there for many years, and I have the personal details of 78 users. If I was doing SketchFab as a full time gig for all these years, that number would be in the tens of thousands. I have emailed [email protected] about this, and got no response. I find that strange. I don't think these users are aware that their personal info is being given out to other individuals by making an online purchase. Sharing these details is also not necessary at all for these transactions. And once again, PayPal transactions that are NOT facilitated by SketchFab do not contain any of this sensitive information. Thoughts? submitted by /u/Metemer [link] [comments]

View Poll submitted by /u/gaylonelymillenial [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Busy-Inspection1533 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/cojoco [link] [comments]

I hate Google. Why does Google keep changing or adjusting my settings. This is not a problem for my Samsung tablet, but across all of my devices running Android. I understand Google thinks they know best, but WHY give me an option to change something just for Google to change my settings without ME KNOWING! This is really is a bad tact, that most people don't care about. Here is the screen shot of the settings that were Turned Off by ME, only for Google to override my settings and not tell me. Here is the link to a archived post. Obviously if it is happening to me it is happening to others. https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/t9y2m8/google_usage_of_android_app_shared_data/ submitted by /u/First-Blacksmith-860 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/TendieRetard [link] [comments]

By Raven Embercroft Absolutist anarchism vs. relativist anarchism. Academic anarchism vs. grassroots anarchism. Active engagement anarchism vs. passive resistance anarchism. Ad hoc anarchism vs. systematic anarchism. Adventurous anarchism vs. cautious anarchism. Aesthetic anarchism vs. pragmatic anarchism. Affirmative anarchism vs. negating anarchism. Agorist anarchism vs. syndicalist anarchism. Agricultural anarchism

Trending story April 23, 2024 Mark Hamill has eyebrow-raising opinion on ‘the best president we’ve ever had’ Actor Mark Hamill of “Star Wars” fame made the eyebrow-raising claim that President “Joe Biden is the best president we’ve ever had.”The post from Hamill, who played the character Luke Skywalker

by Alexander Wolfheze Arktos Journal Apr 23, 2024 Alexander Wolfheze investigates Greek and Byzantine antetypes and archetypes relevant to the narrative revolution required for a successful Reconquista of the Fallen West: the recognition and imposition of the Geosophical Principle will serve to underpin this Archaeo-Futurist Revolution. PRELIMINARIES ‘Silent

Hi there, I recently found out I failed the Quebec bar exam (the legal theory) portion first the third time and I have been absolutely depressed for weeks now. The next attempt is in September but I am so low I am afraid to not be able to study properly this summer. Any tips for getting my motivation back ? Any tips for studying all over again? submitted by /u/Lemon_life27 [link] [comments]

TUESDAY, APRIL 23, 2024 I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents. – James Madison, Pertaining to Congress’ appropriation $15,000 for relief of French refugees [1794]

Trending story April 23, 2024 Robert Kraft pulls support from Columbia, then academic gets brutally honest about his profession: ‘On a suicide mission’ Billionaire Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, is putting his money where his mouth is.Columbia University has become ground zero for anti-Semitism after

he had my phone number has my email address both of which likely came from my submitting resumes to job sites I realize the likelihood of bodily harm coming to me is low but aside from that, all my info is already out there. My SSN was lost long ago with Equifax and some of my other data with Yahoo and Verizon. I have all my credit reports locked. I can't change my address or the property records for the transaction I made to get this house. I've scrubbed my LinkedIn. I'm thinking of changing my phone number - is that a bad idea? What else can I do to try to undue any of this shit. ​ ​ ​ submitted by /u/Shujolnyc [link] [comments]

The atrocities in Gaza and Israel’s violations of international humanitarian law continue. Yet, Congress and President Biden are ready to send Israel more bombs and unconditional funding. A mass grave of at least 300 Palestinians was just found at a hospital in the Gazan city of Khan Younis.1

Our next webinar takes place on May 7th. Register today! Our Troubled Institutions: The End(s) of Higher Education, Post-Journalism, and Antisemitism after October 7 The fifth webinar in the Telos-Paul Piccone Institute’s yearlong series reckoning with the response to October 7 will take place on Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at noon

submitted by /u/corpsefucer69420 [link] [comments]

    CNN “Pulls the Plug” on Popular Hosts     Popular Broadcasting Legend Dead at 93       Visit HeadlineReporter

Baseball season is in full swing–the perfect time to discover the incredible story of the “baseball priest”! Burke Masters had the perfect game plan for his life: he was going to become a Major League Baseball player. But little did he know that his life-changing call would not

Trending story April 23, 2024 Blaze Media proudly announces Christopher Bedford is joining our team: ‘I’m not willing to cede that fight’ Blaze Media proudly announces that noted conservative writer Christopher Bedford will be joining the Blaze News team as a Washington correspondent and senior politics editor, beginning

April 23 2024 Largest Christian University in America Gets Fined $37 Million. Coincidence or Targeted Attack? COMMENTARY By Sarah Holliday Education Secretary Miguel Cardona vows to shut down America’s largest Christian university. More The Kill Switch COMMENTARY By John Stossel Soon the government might shut down your car.

Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more   El Nino Speaks El Nino Speaks 110: A Sneak P… 0:00 31:49 El Nino Speaks 110: A Sneak Peak Into America’s Dysfunctional Immigration System Charles Spadille joins El Nino Speaks to discuss the absolutely putrid state of America’s immigration system.

submitted by /u/Host31 [link] [comments]

Mehdi Hasan loves to argue during interviews. “This is what gets me going. Imagine an action movie with a debate with Jason Statham,” the former MSNBC host tells New York’s E. Alex Jung. “That’s like heaven for me.” In the days after October 7, Hasan brought his combative

Recently from The Signal: Sergey Radchenko on how the war in Ukraine has affected the alliance between Russia and China. … Today: Why are farmers taking to the streets in Europe’s cities? Matthias Matthijs on decreasing food prices, increasing climate regulations, and a disappearing way of life. … Also:

PM Edition April 23, 2024 TRENDING NOW Robert Kraft pulls support from Columbia, then academic gets brutally honest about his profession: ‘On a suicide mission’ Mark Hamill has eyebrow-raising opinion on ‘the best president we’ve ever had’ MORE STORIES THAT MATTER Minnesota state senator’s burglary arrest could jeopardize

April 23, 2024   |   Read Online Persuasion expert shares how one word makes people 30% more likely to change their minds This tactic can immediately get someone on your side. Everybody wants to see themselves in a positive light. That’s the key to understanding Jonah Berger’s

Caitlin Johnstone Apr 24, 2024 Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley): Stopping the slaughter in Gaza is more important than your feelings. Your feelings don’t matter. Stopping the slaughter in Gaza is more important than playing along with the persecution-LARPing of Zionist university

Trending story April 23, 2024 Democrat Texas sheriff helping to give migrants flown to Martha’s Vineyard ‘victims of crimes’ visas A Democrat sheriff in Texas has taken steps to ensure that at least some of the migrants flown to Martha’s Vineyard a year and a half ago may

submitted by /u/TendieRetard [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Klok_Melagis [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/DCC_4LIFE [link] [comments]

I don't know if these articles are from a parallel universe or an AI Hallucination. How did they get posted on a reputable site like Indeed? Or am I dumb and just didn't know that lawyers are different from attorneys? The Difference Between Lawyer and Paralegal (And FAQs) | Indeed.com Canada Attorney vs. Lawyer: What's the Difference? | Indeed.com Canada submitted by /u/Inevitable_Control_1 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/AbolishtheDraft [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/xzz7334 [link] [comments]

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2024/4/23/harvard-psc-suspended/ Harvard College suspended the Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee and ordered the group to “cease all organizational activities for the remainder of the Spring 2024 term” or risk permanent expulsion, according to an email obtained by The Crimson. submitted by /u/TendieRetard [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/LUNA_underUrsaMajor [link] [comments]

When you google my name there are results from instagram and twitter posts with my name in the text (not my accounts). Is it possible to stop these results from coming up? submitted by /u/krystal_klear_ [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/DrinkBlueGoo [link] [comments]

I am curious about maintaining the integrity of my data as a Canadian Citizen when I cross the border on vacation to the US. I will be bringing my phone and a PC I have previously used for work. I am wondering if there is a good way to secure the data for privacy reasons or what simple precautions I can take in case of being flagged for a random search. I don't really anticipate any issues but there are a lot of discussions with friends and coworkers on these devices that I would just feel better about if they remained untapped. For example if I remove an app from my phone temporarily for the journey, is that any real protection at the border? And as for the PC, is the only real way to have security to wipe it? submitted by /u/aldarith [link] [comments]

It’s really interesting that Republicans have suddenly stopped being sooooooooo concerned about free speech on campuses. I wonder what the cause for that is? submitted by /u/rtemah [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/News-Flunky [link] [comments]

I am almost done the process but I am worried about timing since I will have to do CPD requirements, can anyone provide some direct sources to go for, for cheap or free sources that provide cpd courses? Also regarding archived materials how old can materials get before they cannot be used for CPD hours? submitted by /u/AloneAnything7331 [link] [comments]

Perfectly apt description, the site is entirely populated by the B team. Embittered outcasts exacting their revenge through passive aggressive downvotes and over moderation. submitted by /u/Vilanovax [link] [comments]

Jesse Watters must think we’re as gullible as that lady who’s tires he slashed to get a date.

submitted by /u/cojoco [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/ADefiniteDescription [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/wewewawa [link] [comments]

For clarity: In this case "namesake" refers to a stranger I happen to share a name with. So I have a gmail account that is [MylegalfirstnameMylegalsurname]@gmail.com. It's not a common name, but getting this email was still a score as I secured it just as people were starting to realize that they should have professional-sounding email addresses to conduct business. The problem is that some years ago I started getting some emails here and there for [Mylegalfirstname.Mylegalsurname]@gmail.com. I tried forwarding the emails to her at first because I was concerned that she wasn't getting them. That didn't work for I forget what reason. I think they bounced back- not sure but it was definitely a tech issue. The thing is that I'm pretty sure that she still gets her emails- I got an entire email chain of an itinerary for a big group international trip she took, and they kept coming in for days. I also think I know who she is- based on the content of the emails I know that she is in a different country than I am, and I know which one. I can also guess at her profession and there is a profile on facebook that would match the description of the person whose emails I'm getting. I also had my google calendar populated automatically for a ticket she purchased that included the travel time, mode of transportation, length of trip, and destination. This is obviously a privacy concern. I don't know if she gets my emails. I never miss important emails, I always have what I expect in my inbox. But it would be naive to assume that she isn't getting some of mine from time to time, right? I never save hers because that feels creepy. I mentioned this at work out of frustration (I have a separate work email) and a coworker immediately suggested making a new email. Because my gmail account is so perfect (except for this issue) I use it for most things and it would take years for me to discover all the things I'd left linked to that account. Nevertheless, I made an outlook account with my name in the same format. Are there any considerations I should keep in mind? Should I try to contact her so that she's aware? No, right? submitted by /u/the_queens_speech [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/newzee1 [link] [comments]

What's your opinion on using Telegram as cloud storage? I'm asking because I've seen plenty of porn groups with thousands of members, hosting thousands of videos and pictures, and to this day they've not been banned or anything. I'm thinking of using a lonely private group to dump videos, movies, pictures, game installers, etc. However, there are some things I don't know: How well encrypted is my data? Can Telegram delete my data if I do this? Does this mean TG can see what I'm uploading? Do I need to pay a service fee after reaching a certain storage quota? Can I get hit with a copyright claim for uploading movies, even if the group is private and I'm the only member? submitted by /u/Arakan28 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Mouth_Herpes [link] [comments]

Hey yall! Im not a tech expert at all, but lately I have been really concerned about my privacy. And in general my digital footprint. Im concerned both from a gov surveillance perspective (I live in EU) and also hackers or companies that mine my data for free. I hate that I add to their cloud capital. The idea that there is not a chance to live on low tech or no tech is just absurd some times, it has become a indispensable part of daily life almost everywhere. Only if you go off grid by yourself you can experience the purity of a no-tech life. So where do I start? I checked a lot of yt privacy channels and watched some videos but at the end I didn't bother to do all the stuff and it takes lots of time, so the momentum faded. That's why I'm coming here for a more personalised approach. Where do I start? Social media settings? Google accounts? Emails? What about smartphone, basically tracking everything, what's going on there? I have a xiaomi btw,( can't afford over 200€ phone i break them all the time 😅) I need your help my fellow humans! submitted by /u/Stunning-Team-5676 [link] [comments]

r/KnowledgeFight is a subreddit devoted to a podcast where two dudes mock and denounce Alex Jones' show every day. Whatever, good for them, they're almost 1000 episodes in at this point. For those unaware, a couple weeks ago footage got released from a series of hidden camera interactions with a CIA contractor who had worked for DHS and FBI. He got taped talking about CHS's in the J6 crowd, Ukraine, online Sock Puppets, and among other things the deplatforming and bankrupting of Alex Jones. I thought maybe it would be relevant and productive for the people in r/KnowledgeFight to watch it, but when I tried to link to the videos my post was automatically "removed by Reddit's filters." Then, when I posted it with just a link to the organization's website and a Newsweek article on the reporting, it got one comment and then got removed by the Mods. Despite other posts in the sub relating to Alex Jones's "unhinged reaction" to the videos, mine got taken down for being "Off Topic" even though it was the primary source material for direct conversations on the podcast to which the subreddit is dedicated. This link to the removed post might work: https://www.reddit.com/r/KnowledgeFight/comments/1cbd8y5/hidden_camera_footage_of_former_cia_analyst/ If you're interested, the videos can be found at: www.soundinvestigations.com Here's the NewsWeek article: https://www.newsweek.com/alex-jones-fbi-cia-gavin-oblennis-sound-investigations-allegations-1889285 submitted by /u/ConsiderationLeast62 [link] [comments]

And when was it? submitted by /u/Obama_War_Crimes [link] [comments]

I found a weird site that stores messages pretty much like spy.pet, the messages i sent there are 5+ years old and i didn't know what servers i joined because i was around 11 years old but this still feels wrong and i don't know how to remove my data from this, it's not like i sent anything bad or doxxed myself/overshared info anyways, it seems that it has existed before spy.pet. https://discordleaks.unicornriot.ninja/ submitted by /u/mamakyle [link] [comments]

Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss the protests taking place on college campuses across the country over the Israel-Hamas War. #Gaza #Israel

submitted by /u/Majano57 [link] [comments]

Krystal and Saagar discuss the ADL calling for the National Guard to crackdown on Columbia protesters, media smears Gaza protests as antisemitic, David Pecker first witness in Trump trial, RFK Jr’s family endorses Biden, Biden tells bizarre story of his uncle being cannibalized, Israel military intel chief resigns,

I've been getting more interested in privacy and stuff I can do for it, currently I'm looking at moving away from using Google for my email and all of my sign-ins. Issue is, at the moment I'm still in education and do not (yet) have a job, so I'm worried about starting to pay for a private email provider and not being able to make one of the payments. What happens in this situation?? I know there are free ones like Protonmail and Tutanota but I keep seeing people questioning the privacy of these so I'm not sure. Though considering my needs (I'm not trying to hide from the government or anything, just being a little more privacy-conscious) would one of these be fine? Also, I do have 2 gmails (for personal and other stuff) and proton charges for extra emails, so that's an issue too. I have looked at self-hosting, but outside of it being a whole faff I'd probably have to pay anyway unless I hosted it off of my nas lol So I'm wondering whether there would be much point in waiting a while to switch, go with a free provider, risk paying, or what - based on my situation. I'm both impatient and feel that the longer I wait to switch the more of a pain it's gonna be. submitted by /u/WetBreadstickMan [link] [comments]

I've been following the broader conversation around free speech and its interplay with DEI initiatives. I’m a little embarrassed to admit, but RFK Jr. has consistently caught my attention, particularly for his outspoken support for free speech and critiques against censorship. Admittedly, I’m on the fence about where my support lies, and I want to learn more about where RFK Jr. stands concerning DEI and free speech. Given that he hasn’t directly addressed DEI in detail, I find myself wondering about the implications of his free speech advocacy for DEI policies and practices and vice versa. Could his emphasis on free speech suggest a nuanced stance on DEI that we might not have fully explored? Would this weaken or strengthen his support of free speech? I'm genuinely looking for your thoughts and insights on this. It’s a decision point for me, and understanding this aspect of his stance could be incredibly enlightening. Thanks in advance for your contributions! submitted by /u/Adventurous_Ad_5600 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/LuklaAdvocate [link] [comments]

but no... too much to ask I guess 🙂 That's in fact what drew me into libertarianism, not moral arguments or NAP. But how stupid it is that in a "free capitalist economy" the state controls the means of payments through in a centralized, non-democratic way that doesn't even have some kind of quantifiable parameters how it's decided submitted by /u/csasker [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/INCoctopus [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Bright_life_news [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/newzee1 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/News-Flunky [link] [comments]

What are libertarian thoughts on non compete agreements? The FTC has just moved to ban them apparently in a 3-2 vote. Just read it is a developing story & will likely be challenged in court. submitted by /u/gaylonelymillenial [link] [comments]

I am not from the US. I don't know how the US social security work. Information available through googling seemed too technical. Is social security necessary? what is your opinion? submitted by /u/Aletheian2271 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/scum-and-villainy [link] [comments]

This interview has been edited for clarity and length.* Obioma Okonkwo is a lawyer and human rights advocate. She is currently the Head of Legal at Media Rights Agenda (MRA), a non-governmental organization based in Nigeria whose focus is to promote and defend freedom of expression, press freedom, digital rights and access to information within Nigeria and across Africa. She is passionate about advancing freedom of expression, media freedom, access to information, and digital rights. She also has extensive experience in litigating, researching, advocating and training around these issues. Obioma is an alumnus of the Open Internet for Democracy Leaders Programme, a fellow of the African School of Internet Governance, and a Media Viability Ambassador with the Deutsche Welle Akademie.  York: What does free speech or free expression mean to you? In my view, free speech is an intrinsic right that allows citizens, journalists and individuals to express themselves freely without repressive restriction. It is also the ability to speak, be heard, and participate in social life as well as political discussion, and this includes the right to disseminate information and the right to know. Considering my work around press freedom and media rights, I would also say that free speech is when the media can gather and disseminate information to the public without restrictions.  York: Can you tell me about an experience in your life that helped shape your views on free speech?  An experience that shaped my views on free speech happened in 2013, while I was in University. Some of my schoolmates were involved in a ghastly car accident—as a result of a bad road—which resulted in their death. This led the students to start an online campaign demanding that the government should repair the road and compensate the victims’ families. Due to this campaign, the road was repaired and the victims’ families were compensated.  Another instance is the #End SARS protest, a protest against police brutality and corrupt practices in Nigeria. People were freely expressing their opinions both offline and online on this issue and demanding for a reform of the Nigerian Police Force. These incidents have helped shape my views on how important the right to free speech is in any given society considering that it gives everyone an avenue to hold the government accountable, demand for justice, as well as share their views about how they feel about certain issues that affect them as an individual or group.    York: I know you work a bit on press freedom in Nigeria and across Africa. Can you tell me a bit about the situation for press freedom in the context in which you’re working?  The situation for press freedom in Africa—and particularly Nigeria—is currently an eye sore. The legal and political environment is becoming repressive against press freedom and freedom of expression as governments across the region are now posing themselves as authoritarian. And they have been making several efforts to gag the media by enacting draconian laws, arresting and arbitrarily detaining journalists, imposing fines, and closing media outlets, amongst many other actions. In my country, Nigeria, the government has resorted to using laws like the Cybercrime Act of 2015 and the Criminal Code Act, among other laws, to silence journalists who are either exposing their corrupt practices, sharing dissenting views, or holding them accountable to the people. For instance, journalists like Agba Jalingo, Ayodele Samuel, Emmanuel Ojo and Dare Akogun – just to mention a few who have been arrested, detained, or charged to court under these laws. In the case of Agba Jalingo, he was arrested and detained for over 100 days after he exposed the corrupt practices of the Governor of Cross River, a state in Nigeria.  The case is the same in many African countries including Benin, Ghana, and Senegal. Journalists are arrested, detained, and sent to court for performing their journalistic duty. Ignace Sossou, a journalist in Benin, was sent to court and imprisoned under the Digital Code for posting the statement of the Minister of justice  on his Facebook’s account. The reality right now is that governments across the region are at war against press freedom and journalists who are purveyors of information.  Although this is what press freedom looks like across the region, civil society organizations are fighting back to protect press freedom and freedom of  expression.  To create an enabling environment for press freedom, my organization, Media Rights Agenda (MRA) has been making several efforts such as instituting lawsuits before the national and regional courts challenging these draconian laws; providing pro bono legal representation to journalists who are arrested, detained, or charged; and engaging various stakeholders on this issue.   York: Are you working on the issue of online regulation and can you tell us the situation of online speech in the region?  As the Head of Legal with MRA, I am actively working around the issue of online regulation to ensure that the rights to press freedom, freedom of expression, access to information, and digital rights are promoted and protected online. The region is facing an era of digital authoritarianism as there is a crackdown on online speech. In the context of my country, the Nigerian Government has made several attempts to regulate the internet or introduce social media bills under the guise of combating cybercrimes, hate speech, and mis/disinformation. However, diverse stakeholders – including civil society organizations like my organization – have, on many occasions, fought against these attempts to regulate online speech for the reason that these proposed bills will not only limit freedom of expression, press freedom, and other digital rights. They will also shrink the civic space online, as some of their provisions are overly broad and governments are known for using laws like this arbitrarily to silence dissenting voices and witch hunt journalists, opposition entities, or individuals.  An example is when diverse stakeholders challenged the National Information and Technology Development Agency (NITDA), an agency saddled with the duty of creating a framework for the planning and regulation of information technology practices activities and systems in Nigeria over the draft regulation, “Code of Practices for Interactive Computer Service Platforms/Internet Intermediaries.” They challenged the draft regulation on the basis that it must contain some provisions that recognize freedom of expression, privacy, press freedom and other human rights concerns. Although the agency took into consideration some of the suggestions made by these stakeholders, there are still concerns that individuals, activists, and human rights defenders might be surveilled, amongst other things.  The government of Nigeria is relying on laws like the Cybercrime Act, Criminal Code Act and many more to stifle online speech. And the Ghanaian government is no different as they are also relying on the Electronic Communication Act to suppress freedom of expression and hound critical journalists under the pretense of battling fake news. Countries like Zimbabwe, Sudan, Uganda, and Morocco have also enacted laws to silence dissent and repress citizens’ internet use especially for expression.  York: Can you also tell me a little bit more about the landscape for civil society where you work? Are there any creative tactics or strategies from civil society that you work with?  Nigeria is home to a wide variety of civil society organizations (CSOs) and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The main legislation that regulates CSOs are federal laws such as the Nigerian Constitution, which guarantees freedom of association, and the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA), which provides every group or association with legal personality.  CSOs in Nigeria face quite a number of legal and political hurdles. For example, CSOs that wish to operate as a company limited by guarantee need to seek the consent of the Attorney-General of the Federation which may be rejected. While CSOs operating as incorporated trustees are mandated to carry out some obligations which can be tedious and time consuming. On several occasions, the Nigerian Government has made attempts to pressure and even subvert CSOs and to single out certain CSOs for special adverse treatment. Despite receiving foreign funding support, the Nigerian government finds it convenient to berate or criticize CSOs as being “sponsored” by foreign interests, with the underlying suggestion that such organizations are unpatriotic and – by criticizing government – are being paid to act contrary to Nigeria’s interests.  There are lots of strategies or tactics CSOs are using to address the issues they are working on, including issuing press statements, engaging diverse stakeholders, litigation, capacity-building efforts, and advocacy.    York: Do you have a free expression hero?  Yes, I do. All the critical journalists out there are my free expression heroes. I also consider Julian Assange as a free speech hero for his belief in openness and transparency as well as taking personal risk to expose the corrupt acts of the powerful, an act necessary in a democratic society. 

submitted by /u/SheriffTaylorsBoy [link] [comments]

Lifelong iOS user here. I’m thinking about switching Pixel 8 (vanilla). What I’ll gain or lose in terms of security & privacy? submitted by /u/yesperday201 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/LorenzoApophis [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/thehill [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/DrinkBlueGoo [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/News-Flunky [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Strongbow85 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/freddyym [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Teresa_Count [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Lawmonger [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/bluer289 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Teresa_Count [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/tompez [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/DoremusJessup [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/an_actual_lawyer [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Jojuj [link] [comments]

At least twice each year, we invite current EFF members to gather with fellow internet freedom supporters and to meet the people behind your favorite digital civil liberties organization. For this year’s Bay Area based members, we had the opportunity to take over Babylon Burning’s screen printing shop in San Francisco, where Mike Lynch and his team bring EFF art(work) to life. To kick off the evening we had EFF’s Director of Member Engagement Aaron Jue, talk about the near-20-year friendship between EFF and Babylon Burning, the shop that has printed everything from t-shirts to hoodies to hats, and now tote bags. At EFF, we love the opportunity to support a local business and have a great partnership at the same time. When we send our artwork to Mike and his staff, we know it is in good hands. Following Aaron, EFF’s Creative Director Hugh D’Andrade dived into some of EFF’s most popular works such as the NSA Spying Eagle and the many versions of the EFF Liberty Mecha. The EFF NSA Spying Eagle focuses on mass surveillance found in the Hepting and Jewel cases. The EFF Liberty Mecha has been featured on four different occasions, most recently on a shirt for DEF CON 29, and highlights freedom, empowerment through technology, interoperability, and teamwork. More information about EFF’s member shirts can be found in our blog and in our shop. Mike jumped in after Hugh to walk members though a hands-on demonstration of traditional screen printing. Members printed tote bags, toured the Babylon Burning print shop, and mingled with EFF staff and local supporters. Thank you to everyone that attended this year’s Spring Members’ Speakeasy and continue to support EFF as a member. Your support allows our engineers, lawyers, and skilled advocates to tend the path for technology users, and to nurture your rights to privacy, expression, and innovation online. Thanks to all of the EFF members who participated at our annual Bay Area meetup. If you're not a member of EFF yet, join us today. See you at the next event!

submitted by /u/Horus_walking [link] [comments]

A good example of age not coinciding with wisdom. A perfect example of a bully hiding behind a law degree. submitted by /u/ShoddyExpression1922 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/DoremusJessup [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/DefendCharterRights [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/DefendCharterRights [link] [comments]

What privacy friendly alternatives are out there to work together on a document online? submitted by /u/Prudent_Impact7692 [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/sj28s3jezr914 [link] [comments]

Dear friends, I am not a regular Reddit user. I am posting here because I am desperate. I consider myself a true capitalist and I feel lost in a deepening chasm in the Western society. This chasm is created by the old money (think private equity) fortifying itself against a “woke” community (think women / minority focused groups) that are grasping at affirmative action opportunities. Neither care about skill or sportsmanship. They focus on cheap personal victories at the expense of collective human elevation that requires skill, objectivity, and hard work. The only thing I know is focusing on skill, objectivity, and hard work. Playing a great game with sportsmanship. Wins come if we do. Maybe I am just plain wrong and naive. But I am 41 and have lived on three continents. Do you feel completely ignored in America and the West because you are very good at something, have common sense, and you aren’t part of either of these ever-widening, scorched-earth extremes because you won’t fall in line and succumb to their “you are with us or against us!” attitudes. Personally, I feel this most in US professional settings where existence as a person with common sense has become impossible. As it starting point, I hope to know that I’m not alone in feeling this way and meet like-minded people. What should I do? I welcome your thoughts. I have friends who are clinging on to their bubbles and are afraid to think about any of this because it might burst their flimsy bubbles they hope lasts until they die. I don’t want to just write on here to vent. It does nothing. I am looking for real conversations and actions. How do I build a small community that can at least talk about this reality and possibly even start helping each other in the real world? As a naturalized American I firmly believe the founding fathers of this country truly intended America to be what’s getting buried alive in the middle today. That’s you and me if this resonates with you. Sincerely, John. submitted by /u/intrinsic_being [link] [comments]

submitted by /u/fusionaddict [link] [comments]

Rabbi Elhanan Beck has lived outside of Israel since he was three years old, this is despite the fact that his family lineage in what he calls “Palestine” goes back seven generations. Beck stands with what he says are the vast majority of Orthodox Jews who strongly oppose

By thecollective The anarchist bookfair (or is it book fair?) is a staple of the anarchist tradition. Despite the contradiction of a presumably anti-capitalist event centered around selling books, anarchist bookfairs are perhaps the primary way anarchists from wider regions gather face-to-face and spend time together (as well

By thecollective From La Nemesi, Translated by Act for freedom now! Let’s not forget the anarchist comrade Davide Delogu, now under house arrest after 13 years in prison. Tags: Davide Delogu anarchist prisoners house arrest Italy