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An AI chatbot that can’t read your chats?

Signal’s founder just launched Confer, an AI chatbot built with Signal-level privacy in mind. Chats are end-to-end encrypted, not stored, and not used for training or ads. Even the servers can’t read them. The code is open source, and remote attestation lets you verify what’s act

@Gino

22h

/Private is Privacy

The /privacy slug is currently protected and can’t be created, which is unfortunate given how established and widely discussed privacy is as a topic. For now, /private is the space for privacy-focused conversations.

@TheUncivilEngineer

22h

DROP (Delete Request and Opt-out Platform) - Hak5 Threat Wire 🕵️

Good little synopsis on the recent Privacy laws that went into effect in California x just a few weeks ago ~ Further reading at Ars Technica 📰 [[[https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/01/data-broker-hoarding-is-rampant-new-law-lets-consumers-fight-back/]]]

@Gino

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Bitchat is getting serious

Bitchat just got a fresh update. 📸 Photos + 🎙️ audio notes over Bluetooth mesh 📡 Better routing = more stable meshes + longer range 🧅 Uses @torproject’s Arti for speed + reliability 🔍 3rd-party security audit done, findings addressed Worth a look: bitchat.free What

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