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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 08/06/2025

A basic example of OpenAI not doing enough to protect their users would be: under "temporary chat" there's no warning "temporary chat" isn't currently temporary, despite the Arstechnica article stating "temporary" chats must be kept.

Temporary Chat
This chat won't appear in history, use or update ChatGPT's memory, or be used to train our models. For safety purposes, we may keep a copy of this chat for up to 30 days.

Arstechnica article: Before the order was in place mid-May, OpenAI only retained "chat history" for users of ChatGPT Free, Plus, and Pro who did not opt out of data retention. But now, OpenAI has been forced to preserve chat history even when users "elect to not retain particular conversations by manually deleting specific conversations or by starting a 'Temporary Chat,' which disappears once closed," OpenAI said. Previously, users could also request to "delete their OpenAI accounts entirely, including all prior conversation history," which was then purged within 30 days.

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 10/04/2025

I hope people rethink group chats and start using Signal. signal.app

Arstechnica: US recommends encrypted messaging as Chinese hackers linger in telecom networks

US official: "Impossible for us to predict when we'll have full eviction."

JON BRODKIN - 5 DEC 2024 7:47 AM

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 07/04/2025

For example, Facebook uses image metadata to mark and flag AI images. If you ask me, removing a watermark is as easy as removing metadata…it’s just one serves as an ad. about.fb.com/news/2024/02...

When photorealistic images are created using our Meta Al feature, we do several things to make sure people know Al is involved, including putting visible markers that you can see on the images, and both invisible watermarks and metadata embedded within image files. Using both invisible watermarking and metadata in this

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 25/03/2025

Misleading posts claiming Signal is vulnerable are getting thousands, if not millions, of impressions. This happens frequently, there are attempts to undermine Signal and scare users away from safety. Signal is one of the most secure apps ever made. Please watch out and let family and friends know.

A reply to an r/News post (which was on Reddit’s front page) reading: “But according to a Pentagon "OPSEC special bulletin" seen by NPR reporters and sent on 18 March, Russian hacking groups may exploit the vulnerability in Signal to spy on encrypted organizations, potentially targeting "persons of interest"

I guess Pete Hegseth didn't get the memo.

The comment has 754 upvotes.

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 07/03/2025

The U.K. government is actively endangering journalists, whistleblowers, abuse victims and the general public. Someone is going to get killed.

The change was spotted by security expert Alec Muffett, who wrote in a blog post on Wednesday that the U.K.'s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) is no longer recommending that high-risk individuals use encryption to protect their sensitive information.

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 13/02/2025

a "Bluetooth® & App enabled" milk frother sounds like my personal hell www.nespresso.com/nz/en/order/...

Nespresso's website. item is "Barista Milk Frother". Description is "Create over 20 iced and hot milk recipes with this Bluetooth® & App enabled milk device."

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 22/01/2025

For me in New Zealand (not even in the U.S!), these images don’t even load + I had to use a direct link to access the account. If it’s accurate Meta is intentionally or incompetently doing this to please an administration, the U.S. would be manipulating it’s networks to billions around the world.

The Instagram UI failing to load an aidaccess post.

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 01/01/2025

I saw that too, I assume it’s a translation error. You can see in the right of the screenshot there’s Chinese characters, It may mean “clever” if this webpage is correct.

Behind the Name
https://www.behindthename.com
User-submitted name Ruiying
17 Feb 2023 - From the Chinese A (ruì) meaning
"shrewd, astute, clever", Im (ruì) meaning "felicitous omen, auspicious" or 3€ (rui) meaning "drooping ...

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 01/01/2025

The drone company’s website doesn’t even have HTTPS, yet their flagship feature is ‘AI tracking’

App store preview:
Slide 1: AI-tracking
Ruying tracking shooting.
Slide 2: Gesture control
One gesture to shoot

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 01/01/2025

My relative bought a drone. The drone doesn’t fly without an account (which requires email verification). I had to spend 30 minutes over the phone with them because the app’s login barely worked and their drone couldn’t be used. Wtf?

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 13/12/2024

5D chess, smartest man alive, don't worry guys openai.com/index/elon-m...

Timeline of events

November 2015: OpenAI started as a nonprofit, which Elon questioned
December 2015: OpenAI publicly announced
Early 2017: Our research progress led us to realize we would need billions of dollars for the compute to build AGI
Summer 2017: We and Elon agreed that a for-profit was the next step for OpenAI to advance the mission
Fall 2017: Elon demanded majority equity, absolute control, and to be CEO of the for-profit
September 2017: Elon created the public benefit corporation called “Open Artificial Intelligence Technologies, Inc.”
September 2017: We rejected Elon's terms because giving him unilateral control of OpenAI and its technology would be contrary to the mission
January 2018: Elon said OpenAI was on a path for certain failure unless we merged into Tesla.
February 2018: Elon resigned as co-chair of OpenAI
December 2018: Elon told us to raise “billions per year immediately or forget it”
March 2019: We announced the capped-profit OpenAI LP, within the non-profit
March 2023: Elon started his OpenAI competitor, xAI

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 07/12/2024

Someone liked this post after a while, so I checked the site, and they got so mad they seem to have blocked all New Zealand IPs 💀

Owl.so: Sorry, you have been blocked
You are unable to access owl.so
Why have I been blocked?
This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks. The action you just performed triggered the security solution. There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data.

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 06/12/2024

On the same day the TikTok ban was upheld in the U.S., I got this on my Instagram reels feed. I don’t get this shit on TikTok. Meta is careless. (Not graphic content, labeled because it’s sexist)

An instagram real with a picture on Kamala Harris chopping onions captioned “Back to the kitchen 🤣”

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 30/11/2024

The page is full of sexist "memes".

A facebook post with a picture. The picture is captioned "The Evolution of Feminism". The image has a collage of 2 images. The left image is a black and white image with 2 women holding a sign "VOTES FOR WOMEN". The right image is a colour image of a women holding a sign "PROUD SLUT"

A Facebook post: WHITE women want to control us with sex and lies.

A facebook post: Men make decisions using facts women make decisions using feelings.

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 30/11/2024

Today while scrolling Instagram, I got a wildly sexist post encouraging insecure men to stalk busy college women. Meta obviously isn’t doing enough against this, and politicians are too busy pushing surveillance laws disguised as safety laws. (this is not graphic content. i’ve added a spoiler)

post from dailyf1center with 4,006 likes:

"Bro my girl is studying hard in college she takes so long to reply"
There is an image of an F1 driver pouring champagne over their face.

The post is captioned “Watch yall girls boys 💯💯”

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 30/11/2024

Facebook doesn’t think a page with a sexist name should be removed. (this is my report.)

We have an update about your report of Happy life no WIFE.
11h

Yesterday at 23:01
We didn't remove the Page
To keep our review process as fair as possible, we use the same set of Community Standards to review all reports.
We've taken a look and found that the Page doesn't go against our Community
Standards.
We understand that this might be upsetting, so we recommend exploring the options available to control what you see.
If you want us to review something specific within a Page, make sure that you report the content (for example photo), not the entire Page.
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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 26/11/2024

If anyone wants actually private notes, use signal.org 's "note to self" feature. Absolutely nobody can see these notes or your messages because Signal is encrypted and an amazing app. support.signal.org/hc/en-us/art...

[Chats page]
"Note to self"
"https://example.com"

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 25/11/2024

guy who made a ‘mindfulness’ app, yet can’t answer basic questions about how they are safeguarding people’s data.

@oracularhades.com: yeah, but at-rest / in-transit would mean you / that company would have access to the notes, right?

@oracularhades.com: because if so, that's incredibly dangerous to be advertising a mindfulness platform, encouraging people to put their deep-rooted emotions into it, and then not making it zero-knowledge.

Poster B: Look, I'm going to block you because you don't know what you're talking about, and you're just out to rage. Bye.

@oracularhades.com’s notifications tab:

Poster B: Look, I'm going to block you because you don't know what you're talking about, and you're just out to rage. Bye.

Poster B: Technically yes that is correct, since I have the master key. But I'd really have to go out my way to commit such a disgusting act.
You may not like it but these are the tradeoffs I've made because I want to be able to search my entries, and also do things with them in the cloud.

website screenshot: “Greater Mindfulness
Gain a deeper understanding of your work patterns, mood swings, and peak productivity times with a higher level of awareness.”

rest of page within screenshot: “Greater Mindfulness
Gain a deeper understanding of your work patterns, mood swings, and peak productivity times with a higher level of awareness.
Enhance Efficiency
Track and evaluate your task completion speed and manage transitions between projects more effectively.
Feel Completion Satisfaction
By tracking tasks as they are”

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 19/10/2024

www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/securit...

The indictment says that Council used his personal computer to make internet searches about the attack, with some indicating his concerns that the FBI was investigating him.
These searches included, "how can i know for sure if I am being investigate by the FBI" and
"What are the signs that you are under investigation by law enforcement of the FBI even if you have not been contacted by them".

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bad internet @badinternet.oracularhades.com · 24/09/2024

Just say it'll be 10 years. arstechnica.com/information-...

Headline: OpenAI CEO: We may have AI superintelligence in “a few thousand days”
description: Altman says "deep learning worked" and will lead to "massive prosperity."

Google search: "10 years to days"
10 years = 3652.5 Day

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