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#TBOT 23: KYC for Your Phone, New ReCAPTCHA, UK Digital ID, Decentralized Social Media – NOSTR
Your weekly tech update!
Tonight, the FCC, Google, and the UK Government make big moves against private and free technology. The hits don't stop — keep 'em coming, and we'll keep the solutions coming on #TBOT.
Bye Bye Burner Phones?: A new FCC rule threatens to end phone anonyminity by demanding IDs when getting a phone number. Why? To stop robocalls. What its probably going to do; destroy privacy and put millions at risk of data theft. We only have 7 days to comment, so let's look at their featherbrained reasoning and strategize a push back.
reCAPTCHA Hypocrisy: Google's new reCAPTCHA was just pushed to 14 million websites. This new version uses a QR code that must be scanned by your phone. The bombshell? It works on iPhones but not de-googled phones. Don't worry – there's a workaround, watch for more.
UK Digital ID to Work: The King and UK government are moving forward with Digital ID even after public outcry and a petition. Is it still going to be required to work? Yes, in a way. And more than that, the UK government is asking how they can make you love it even more.