Just for safety.

Which branch is “true socialism” again? Noticing a definite lack of social democratic countries in that list.

Use Tailscale as an exit node and it’s pretty easy to show up on the same IP.

Also, you can just say no thanks and unsubscribe. There are plenty of free entertainment options online and books are great and free at your local library.

They actually don’t own the cameras though. They rent them for $3,500 annually.

They also have a decent amount of RAM inside.

Quick reminder that a significant chunk of the MAGA base that isn’t wildly misinformed love him for exactly the reasons you just mentioned. Republican vitriol loves that he spews hated. They delight in how his policies make the right people hurt.

Looks like you’re not on the same network. You’ll either need to specify a relay or go VPN to the same network. Tailscale or something like it works great as it will think it’s on the same network and not require a relay server.

Why do they still get called “settlers” see if on a pleasant stroll through unexplored land?

Simple: information is power, therefore complete information about you is power over you.

“Cause one is poison and one is a snack!”

Yeah that, thank you.

For paying customers? Yet again, everything with this admin is a grift.

Might not solve everything, but a good link cleaner utility is helpful too. I personally use this one: Trackless Links

I like this option too.

Im getting “you can’t fire me, I quit” sort of energy.

The workers are the industry. The greedy shareholders are the problem.

Once again, if this were labeled a person (since corporations have personhood rights) you’d get a restraining order for stalking. Especially in light of the SCOTUS decision to invalidate geofence dragnet surveillance…

Stalkflushed? Dunno.

On the thinking though, might there be any legal argument for unreasonable search and seizure? Yes there’s not expectation of privacy in public, but an officer might still be expected to have a warrant or at least probable cause before searching my car in a Walmart parking lot without my consent.

Sure I don’t expect privacy from Walmart’s security system, but I don’t have reason to think law enforcement is monitoring it at all times. 24/7 law enforcement surveillance seems like it should fall under “search” there, because unless you have reason to be watching me, you’re searching for something anyway.

And officers have literally been caught literally stalking people without warrant with these systems. How is that not unreasonable search?

So yes, there’s no expectation that the public should look the other way, but I should be able to expect to not have big brother looking over my shoulder at all times.

No worries, better to be cautious and not trust by default in the current climate.

Oh dear… *commences sycophancy routine