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Janet is prematurely obsolete
Janet is prematurely obsolete
@janet@weirder.earth  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

Laugh/cry, #luddism gone mainstream. The New Yorker published a gift guide for “luddites” including analog alarm clocks and calligraphy gear
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/on-and-off-the-avenue/holiday-gift-guide-2025-vintage

The New Yorker

A Holiday Gift Guide: Treasures That Are Old, or Old at Heart

A list of things to give that are secondhand or—if they must be new—emulate the craftsmanship and quality of an earlier time.
Photo of a square travel alarm clock with a red casing and bold black and white markings and numbers. Looks retro swiss or germanic or something but appears to be new. Against a field of light blue. The brand is Newgate
Photo of a square travel alarm clock with a red casing and bold black and white markings and numbers. Looks retro swiss or germanic or something but appears to be new. Against a field of light blue. The brand is Newgate
Photo of a square travel alarm clock with a red casing and bold black and white markings and numbers. Looks retro swiss or germanic or something but appears to be new. Against a field of light blue. The brand is Newgate
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@tg9541@mas.to  ·  activity timestamp 7 months ago

#Meta is giving their millions of users in Europe a phony "legitimate interests" cover-story for circumventing the #GDPR. It's no longer about selling data to 3rd parties, now it's about using data for impersonating people through #MetaAI.

I hope this will be challenged in court. Until then I will continue to use ad-blockers, clear cookies and device IDs, use multiple web browsers, make data as useless as I can, and remind other people to do the same. I don't mind if you call that #Luddism

Screenshot from an email from meta to their Facebook users in Europe:

"We’re updating the Meta Privacy Policy to clarify some details.
 
What you should know
Here are the details that this update clarifies:
• 	How we use information from third parties
• 	Legitimate interests is now our legal basis for using your information to improve Meta Products. Learn what this means for your rights
• 	When your information can be accessible to search engines
 
The updates go into effect on June 16, 2025. Read the new policy
Screenshot from an email from meta to their Facebook users in Europe: "We’re updating the Meta Privacy Policy to clarify some details. What you should know Here are the details that this update clarifies: • How we use information from third parties • Legitimate interests is now our legal basis for using your information to improve Meta Products. Learn what this means for your rights • When your information can be accessible to search engines The updates go into effect on June 16, 2025. Read the new policy
Screenshot from an email from meta to their Facebook users in Europe: "We’re updating the Meta Privacy Policy to clarify some details. What you should know Here are the details that this update clarifies: • How we use information from third parties • Legitimate interests is now our legal basis for using your information to improve Meta Products. Learn what this means for your rights • When your information can be accessible to search engines The updates go into effect on June 16, 2025. Read the new policy
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