Paul Bernal

I think you missed out an ‘only’ in that statement.

I mean, frankly, no-one should be using TikTok for DMs anyway.

Yup

Here it’s still Chinese-owned

Just doing some proofing. Thank goodness for good copy editors! It’s great having your own mistakes found in time…

Feels that way a bit

Quite. Here it’s still the Chinese.

Quite. Here it’s still the Chinese.

Police have complained that it is difficult to monitor what people are doing in their homes due to the controversial privacy tech known as "curtains"

Bluesky is a bit clunky for me this morning. Hmm…

That’s my guess

We need end-to-end encryption more than ever now, with a rogue government in the US in league with the worst of the techbros, with war in the Middle East, and with extremists, racists and misogynists feeling their power.

And let hackers access your bank account.

Remember, TikTok is Chinese-owned. End-to-end encryption stops the platform itself reading your DMs. Of course TikTok’s owners want to read your DMs.

So I’ve seen

The tech isn’t controversial

Basically, the BBC are saying it’s good to let the Chinese government read your DMs

Yes, I just found it. Sigh

No, BBC, end-to-end encryption isn’t ’controversial privacy tech’, it’s industry standard protection

Yes, the opposite is true. Who is saying this?

And Slot’s interview… how entitled can you get?

João Gomes was a giant tonight. Ladislav Krejčí too. And Tolu and Rodrigo perfect subs.

Most Reform members believe non-white UK citizens born abroad should be forced or encouraged to leave, poll finds Nigel Farage’s attempts to appeal to centre-ground voters may cause tension in his party, according to Hope Not Hate

More than half of Reform UK members believe non-white British citizens born abroad should be deported or encouraged to leave.

No different to the old BNP or National Front voters.

www.theguardian.com/politics/202...

He did not in fact win on tariffs.

Nice of BlueSky to go down just when I wanted to celebrate beating Liverpool!

Oh yes

I did say… 😀

The extent to which every single one of these panics features people being shown all the previous ones – video games, TV, radio, novels – and insisting that no, no this time is *actually* different (even though the others said that too) is really approaching the Arrested Development meme levels

The @ipso.co.uk ruling of Telegraph’s preposterous “We earn £345k but soaring private school fees mean we can’t go on five holidays”, reveals the article to have been a fabrication. There is no such family as Al, Alexandra, Ali, Harry and Barry Moy. Glad to have acted as lead complainant on this.

They wouldn’t.