Tim Reierson

@holdspacefree.bsky.social

Former volunteer for #CrisisTextLine. Terminated for questioning data ethics and monetization. (Still) Seeking change. he/him RYE er sun

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@tyrotcm.bsky.socialReposted by @holdspacefree.bsky.social

Please keep this in mind over the next few months. This is how I want to be honored: emulation, people following my example & becoming the change they want to see. Helping marginalized people is the main goal. Polishing my legacy should only be a priority in service of that goal.

@savasavasava.myatproto.socialReposted by @holdspacefree.bsky.social

(I have always hate the way “privacy” is conceptualized in most contexts tbh. tech bros have warped and weaponized it for their own gain and we need to either reclaim it or use a different word and I know folks are doing some of that good work so drop a link or mention if you feel so inclined :))

@lilianedwards.bsky.socialReposted by @holdspacefree.bsky.social

What's the betting someone has a little AI model that says better to pay 200 ppl pitiful compensation (£8 voucher for over 2 hrs so far) than pay another airline for well anything?

@tyleraking.comReposted by @holdspacefree.bsky.social

A key component of the Cambridge Analytica outrage was your friends subjecting you to data theft without your consent or knowledge. Facebook is running the same playbook on your text messages. Even if you’re not on Meta properties, they’re ingesting your interactions.

Aten installed Muse on both his iPhone and a Mac mini that he uses to test out various Al agents and tech. It took Meta a single day to begin "helpfully" pitching article ideas based on texts he'd sent to a podcast co-host. When he asked Muse how it got the information, it said that it read banners from incoming texts. But that's not true, either. After doing a little digging, Aten says Muse synced 187,000 lines from his Messages database, despite Full Disk Access being Off.Unless Aten is the most popular person on the face of the planet, I sincerely doubt he'd gotten 187,000 lines of text in roughly 24 hours. What happened is that, without permission, Muse went into the app and downloaded the information. He had not given Muse permission to access Messages, and full disk access was not enabled. It just went ahead and uploaded those texts anyway. Muse can take "unexpected actions" indeed.
evacide@evacide.bsky.social

Meta Muse appears to read your Apple messages and upload them to the cloud even if you explicitly tell it not to: appleinsider.com/articles/26/...

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