You didn’t have any issues until it got a little closer. Just the fact that twatter still has the Chinese Com Party and others equally despicable but not as powerful should have outraged every American when they banned the first person for less than what the Iranian republic has posted on there....and to my knowledge has never been hindered.
Bullshit. There is a huge difference between Twitter and AWS. Twitter is one platform. Parler proved that you can just go make another one. But now the companies that control the ability to go make another are saying you can't do that either. Sure you could spin up a whole datacenter and build your own infrastructure, but I expect the AWS decision would also mean the DNS providers would start delisting you (as they have shown they will do in the past).
Gab was de-platformed twice. They eventually moved offshore beyond the reach of domestic providers. Telegram is based out of Dubai because of the same treatment in the EU.
Facebook is usually more personal than Twitter, so a replacement for it often depends on getting others to move over also. Twitter is more dependent on who you follow there and if there are alternatives on the other platform.
I am on Gab. It's going to take a while to find my way there but I like the freedom and non censored content. I saw the police shoot the woman that died on gab. It was shocking and you can tell she died almost instantly.
Anyone would be an idiot to think that alphabet didn’t keep your info. The thing that really bothers me is government contracts with these same techno nazis.
No one should think that there is any security once you power on your computer and connect to the internet, much less hit "send", "submit" or "post reply". It never goes away.
Actually if you have any internet connected devices you really don’t have security. Your cable/satellite equipment for tv monitor the people and conversations in the room, your TV does the same. Your WiFi device operates much like a doppler radar that can be accessed and get room layout and people present/position.
Where did you get the info about a breach? Since everything was a coordinated attack on Parler why would it be a stretch to say that Amazon didn’t do it? Deep State? You’re a bit naive in looking at this.
And you are a little too QAnon Conspiracy about everything. All the info started showing up last night but Parler had been opened up previously. I verified the info myself (currently working on my Masters in the InfoSec field so I know a little). Twilio cut off their verification and they had no plan for it. Generally companies refuse to verify if the service is down, they just accepted anything as verification. They had a horrible security posture that allowed the API that displayed info to users to be accessed on hte back end which then opened up which users had admin access (and their logins). Since the verification was down they were able to easily reset admin user passwords. From that point they were able to create tons of admin users and found that Parler was flat lying about privacy because everything was kept from day one, even if a user deleted it that just meant it was marked as deleted but kept in the database as is. That includes any metadata like Geolocation data and other data that could be used to find the users in question. Also, anyone who uploaded their ID to be on the fully verified list now has their ID pictures out on the internet, front and back.
That’s funny in a pathetic kind of way. I expected the entire site to be torn apart by Amazon but it really didn’t need a great deal of effort.
is about to ban encrypted messaging apps. Read where a couple of firearms sites were de-platformed also. Digital book burnings. I’m waiting for someone to tell me why I don’t need an encrypted messaging app.
