Yes, but I think the only clients are from Session themselves currently. All platforms, all independent and can have multiple accounts. Everything encrypted by default (and no way to send clear text)
Google owns Nest, it's just a guess since we know they train AI on this data
We don't post in the language. They don't speak the language. I specifically study only offline and rarely have a cellphone on me. I only speak it in person to strangers since I'm too shy to speak to any friends who speak it and we have no new friends who speak it
Assume I performed my opsec properly, how could they get this information?
Yeah, so a mitigation would be to remove the GSM chip and be WiFi only, with a Faraday cage to ensure the WiFi is not on by accident or the software is backdoored. Also would need to remove the mic and speakers to avoid any cross chatter
But at that point might as well just have a laptop with external WiFi only
What I'm saying is I don't have an internet profile like they do. I have never researched this language on the internet and have only purchased books for it in cash without a cellphone on me, so this specific overlap is weird
I'm not saying "oh wow, the NSA has a profile on me, how??", I'm saying, I have kept this specific data private from my direct internet connection, how are the data brokers targeting family member devices
Yeah I'm more on the actual research paper route, I need science and not opinion or speculation. But with that, I'll probably take a look since community lead efforts can be good too, thanks for sharing
Yeah only one that would match would be geolocation, and I'm a pretty offline first person, so no overlap in internet history since my footprint is pretty much Lemmy this summer.
Which makes me think it could be all the AI smart cameras recording interactions
Rough. Thanks for the info