Attacks begin when users are lured into “visiting suspicious websites or click on phishing links that download malicious software onto their computer.”

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I’m from a poor African country called morocco

relatively poor ☞ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_banks_in_Morocco

avec Société générale vous devez avoir une confirmation de paiement par sms. Sans ce code le paiement n’est pas confirmé.

you can also “bloquer le plafond” if you only have the necessary amount in your bank account. This way, even if things go wrong, you can’t be overcharged.

export from simple, import to fossify

at least the switch is easy :)

wouldn’t it be great if every war annihilated both sides? There would be no wars, if everyone knew that winning is not an option

it isn’t the case for me

iirc, out of the box android contacts was also the dialer

you probably heard of “simple dialer”. Fossify apps are forks of simple (because simple is sold to an advertisement company)

long story short 👆

when dark maga goths rule media, the world is a better place

/s

Free victime d’une cyberattaque qui a fuit des données personnelles ☞ https://jlai.lu/post/11815109

Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”. Apparently when you repeat the same phrase 15 times, it sounds “credible”.

see how credible this comment is 🙃

repeating “T-72 Is The Best Tank on Earth” a dozen times in a poorly written article without any sources is definitely very convincing

pixaPencil ☞ https://f-droid.org/packages/com.therealbluepandabear.pixapencil/

ignore the “source code no longer available”. It works fine as it is.

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if this 👇 happened in France, than of course that 👆 can happen in India

The DCRI summoned a Wikipedia volunteer in their offices on April 4th [2013]. This volunteer, which was one of those having access to the tools that allow the deletion of pages, was forced to delete the article while in the DCRI offices, on the understanding that he would have been held in custody and prosecuted if he did not comply. Under pressure, he had no other choice than to delete the article, despite explaining to the DCRI this is not how Wikipedia works. He warned the other sysops that trying to undelete the article would engage their responsibility before the law. This volunteer had no link with that article, having never edited it and not even knowing of its existence before entering the DCRI offices. He was chosen and summoned because he was easily identifiable, given his regular promotional actions of Wikipedia and Wikimedia projects in France.

source

the list of countries you will be leaving is long ☞ https://sh.itjust.works/post/27190154

i’m guessing that it must be like Xitter in Brazil. If a company is present in a country, they may require a legal representation which can be held accountable.

it’s more of a blackmail. Wikipedia could have kept the article online for everybody but they would have deprived 1,5 billion people in India of the whole Wikipedia.

The judge on the case stated “If you don’t like India, please don’t work in India… We will ask government to block your site”.

On 21 October, the Wikimedia Foundation suspended access to the article for Asian News International vs. Wikimedia Foundation due to an order from the court.

from that page i can switch to English ☞ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_News_International

In July 2024, ANI filed a lawsuit against Wikimedia Foundation in the Delhi High Court — claiming to have been defamed in its article on Wikipedia — and sought ₹2 crore (US$240,000) in damages. At the time of the suit’s filing, the Wikipedia article about ANI said the news agency had “been accused of having served as a propaganda tool for the incumbent central government, distributing materials from a vast network of fake news websites, and misreporting events on multiple occasions”. The filing accused Wikipedia of publishing “false and defamatory content with the malicious intent of tarnishing the news agency’s reputation, and aimed to discredit its goodwill”.

On 5 September, the Court threatened to hold Wikimedia guilty of contempt for failing to disclose information about the editors who had made changes to the article and warned that Wikipedia might be blocked in India upon further non-compliance. The judge on the case stated “If you don’t like India, please don’t work in India… We will ask government to block your site”. In response, Wikimedia emphasized that the information in the article was supported by multiple reliable secondary sources. Justice Manmohan said “I think nothing can be worse for a news agency than to be called a puppet of an intelligence agency, stooge of the government. If that is true, the credibility goes.”

On 21 October, the Wikimedia Foundation suspended access to the article for Asian News International vs. Wikimedia Foundation due to an order from the court.

which is what’s quoted by OP

if you activated divestOS repos on droid-ify than you probably have the fixed update

I use mull from f-droid, and f-droid started showing that when upgrading Today to version 1.21.1. No idea why until this f-droid app upgrade.

I guess the mull issue is the same. Both fennec and mull are at the same version on f-droid, 129.0.2, and both show in their anti-features that the app contains a known security vulnerability, indicating firefox has fixed several security vulnerabilities since 130.

divestOS repo is on 131.0.3 for mull