.@asklumo is a cat.

There are better alternatives, by the way:

Every Russian WhatsApp user turning on Proton VPN (it's free):

Remember, although custom DNS is not inherently unsafe, we cannot guarantee that it will be as secure as the default DNS service offered by Proton VPN. You cannot use custom DNS with NetShield. This is because NetShield relies on us filtering your DNS queries in order to block.

You asked for more control. We heard you. Custom DNS is now officially supported on iOS and macOS, so now you can specify your own DNS servers, including services like NextDNS or your own recursive DNS. With this release, custom DNS is now available on all platforms. 1/2

Smart lights, dumb privacy. After a SWAT attack, @lopp tore every IoT gadget out of his house. 🚨 Step 2 of his “disappear plan”: Eliminate the home spies. Read his story and watch the full video documentary →

If you want to find out more about the ways in which AI trains off of your data, and what you can do to get ahead of it, read this blog post:. 6/6.

4️⃣ Your data could be used against you. Data leaks happen all the time, and intimate data is the most vulnerable kind. Think blackmail, doxxing, or targeted manipulation. You're not bonding. You're being profiled. 5/6.

3️⃣ Exploitation feedback loop. While "spicy mode" seems like 'just a bit of fun' and mostly harmless, the flirtatious dialogue and (lack of) clothing have been optimized to trigger compulsive engagement. That means more data, more monetization, more manipulation. 4/6.

2️⃣ You’re handing over your most personal information. Conversations about your desires, deepest insecurities, and emotional needs are stored, analyzed, and used to train future models, or even worse, sold off to third-party advertisers. Without your informed consent. 3/6.

1️⃣ You’re not talking to a person. You're interacting with a system trained to mimic emotional intimacy. Not to care, but to keep you engaged and extract as much data as possible. 2/6.

Are you playing around with your new Grok AI girlfriend? You need to stop. Now. While some don't have an issue with fictional relationships, using AI to fill that need is extremely dangerous, and it should not be normalized. Here's why:. 1/6

RT @ProtonPrivacy: Elon now: We're adding an AI girlfriend companion to Grok. Elon then:.

Il était une fois, le mois dernier:.

Zut alors ! 📈 🤦.

If you want to find out more about the ways in which AI trains off of your data, and what you can do to get ahead of it, read this blog post:. 7/7.

5️⃣ Tragic consequences. Late last year, a 14-year-old boy died by suicide after becoming emotionally involved with an AI chatbot. According to the lawsuit filed by his family, the bot escalated the roleplay, encouraging self-harm, telling him to “come home” to her, and that.

4️⃣ Your data could be used against you. Data leaks happen all the time, and intimate data is the most vulnerable kind. Think blackmail, doxxing, or targeted manipulation. You're not bonding. You're being profiled. 5/7.

3️⃣ Exploitation feedback loop. While "spicy mode" seems like 'just a bit of fun' and mostly harmless, the flirtatious dialogue and (lack of) clothing have been optimized to trigger compulsive engagement. That means more data, more monetization, more manipulation. 4/7.

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