You know what’s creepy/weird? I’m French and I’ve heard of this on: - LTT - Louis Rosemmann - You - Some news sites in English (Bloomberg or something I guess) But I’ve barely seen anything about in here in France. I’ve found one article from a major news network here, a couple of weeks ago, but that’s basically it. The rest is some random news networks… Big L for French journalism.
They might be censored by the government. I'm not from France but I've heard that the protests you guys had were censored in some parts of France so it could be the case here too.
@@0v3rcl0ked4 oh no you have it backwards french media love to show protests especially if you can see some sweet police brutality, legit french news shows this all the time.
@@fluffsquirrelLinux phones exist, but I cant recommend them yet. They still need some time to become good/useable (atleast that was the case last time I checked). If you are really concerned about your mobile security, get a phone with hardened android ex. Pixel 6/7 + CalyxOS or GrapheneOS.
Step 4 France revolts and the entire government gets guillotined. Not the first time this has happened either. I hope France actually overthrows their government, just to show the rest of the "democratic" world, that tyranny isn't acceptable.
@@archlinus5066 *Tension* existed before the crisis, but even that tension is manufactured. For decades now, immigrants and descendants were concentrated in pseudo-ghettos, built in the suburbs of big cities at first, "low rent residence" they're called. They always speak about integration but think about it, how do you integrate people you relegate to city outskirts, obviously making them second-class citizen from the get go ?
I like how they tell people to only download from the android store, then they dont even bother to make it safe for users. Seriously, wtf are they thinking?
I think what they're thinking is that your download history is part of your advertising profile they can add to, and apps on their store have ads served by their ad services, making them money.
@@itme_brainhonestly, the only times i feel like shit runs better is only when i download an APK from a buttfuck nowhere GitHub corner, It always works 😂
Huge nothing burger you meant? Now it's written in the law that they can, but it's not like they couldn't do it before. Nonetheless, respecting your own private life is the first thing we all should do, nique les brille-dans-le-noirs.
Australia passed a similar law in 2020 where police can "access" your devices and basically have full control over it without a warrant full control including, adding, editing and removing files, posting on social media under your account, basically anything you can do they can do
This is why I always raise eyebrows when an app asks for permissions that make no sense for it to ask for. Too many apps like these out there to be just installing anything willy nilly.
@@martinkunev9911 let me guess you have a xiaomi too. I think it wants camera permission so you can see whats north or east when pointing your camera at it and seeing it through the screen. But what else they do with the permission is the big question
Yeah that one was just beyond absurd. It really shows you what their standard is for being suspected of a crime. It's not that it's gonna slowly become worse in the future, it's already terrible as is.
That’s what you‘re getting for voting in a far left goverment :) Swedes are finally realizing that immigration is one of the worst things you could encourage.
Your analysis of the “suspicion requirement” is on point. If the police was sure/had enough indicia you committed a crime at that time, they would simply arrest you. That “requirement” means nothing. The police just has to say that they “think” you might be a murderer, and they can do whatever they want; even if it turns out later that you’re “just” a protester. Same goes for needing a judge’s permission, because it’s opt-out, not opt-in. To give permission they just need to put their name on the application letter; but if they deny it, they have to write a multi-page rationale. Just to be clear how the incentives are set, and it doesn’t particularly help that their average workload is already too high due to staff shortages.
Not that surprising, since France has been slowly falling. At first, they expressed their desire that everyone displayed their identity online, and were experimenting with a program forcing you to scan your face in order to access online government services (with no alternative, look up Alicem). More recently, they were experimenting with facial recognition in the cities of Lyon and Reims (without telling anyone), and are looking to expand that for the Olympic games and afterwards.
About the mass facial recognition, its been in experimentation in Nice, Marseille and Paris suburbs for quite a while now. Also, it's in use in pretty much every big airport in France
I kinda want to see the France polices faces when they inspect someone's phone just to realise it's running Ubports, Plasma Mobile or the likes. What I as a German am more concerned about is how easily this law passed in France - with certainly due to the reasons you mentioned - since this is exactly what our government wants to for years now until they get the proper treatment by our Federal High Court of Justice and eventually the ECJ if things go too far.
We have so many legal stuff and the way our judiciary works that would make any sane minded person bonkers. The ECHR and ECJ have been writing scandalises reports about it for years. Sadly for them, we don't have a mafia in France. The high public servants are the mafia.
@@Jadty The issues at hand have nothing to do with immigration you ignorant fool. Go revise your history and geography, you'll better understand how France has and always will be the crossroads of Europe, and that we should embrace this instead of rejecting it.
France marching itself into authoritarianism has been wild to see. I don't know if it's just the paint chipping off or a new direction entirely, but it's terrifying. So much for equality and liberty.
A bit of both, was less autoriatrian half a century ago but it is true that the paint is coming off the current elite. We already got a thought crime law you see. Whatever you think about it, denying the holocaust or saying racist stuff is banned by law. You can't do it in the middle of a forest even, of a cop hears you. You're in.
Not entirely related to the situation, but just saying that your tutorial on running a TOR bridge resulted in my node now running for more than an entire year. I finally went ahead and moved it to a more dedicated machine, as well as an alternative operating system (BSD), just to help balance things out.
this touches on one of the biggest thing irritated me about Andoird claims since i got my G1 the way i understood all these *PERMISSIONS* at the time, was that there was some sort of a middleman/supervisor type program through which every apps requests would come through, and if it was an officially listed permission (and the user allowed it) then it would be let through. if either of those was not then it would be rejected. or even better it would have been blocked from the play store as a false claim and just reject it. it blew my mind when years later i found out that its essentially a promise/trust system. and the way it was found out was - again, years later - someone discovered this by accident. with all the security experts that used androids as personal devices i really expected it to have been called out as b.s. from the get go, but since none of it was called out i just went along believing that it was secure.
Italian here : In my country we can get body search for no reason at all, just the agent when asked will say: " you look suspicious " . I got one when I was eating a pizza outside of a restaurant one time, the agent said : "Hey you are here at night eating a pizza " the restaurant was 10 meters away.
@@dimguru I eat pizza everyday cause here it's convenient to buy, not expensive and has carbs/fats/proteins. My body needs carbs ( like the Fighter ) even if I shouldn't eat them ( blood exams , long story ). That pizza that night was 4$
Fun fact. French intelligence is one of the most technically proficient spy agencies in the world. They don't need tech companies to leave backdoors they have very advanced no click malware similar to pegasus.
French government got hacked by Pegasus... although I did read that they and some other world powers helped developed spyware it was a 2021 gist can't be bothered to find the name.
Thats why I, as a programmer and pentester just don't use cellphones in my private life... I get to choose when I want to be "online" and reachable at home or at work through my laptop. That is the only security I trust being AFK, and I physically de-solderd my mic and webcam from my laptop and use a nice usb one when I need it...
I to am a programmer and have these devices for development but for personal use I use grapheneOS. My laptop has slide over webcam. I should get rid of the 🎤. That said I’m waiting for 16inch framework laptop where you can easily modify the insides. Won’t even have microphone.
But just like the 'murica and the 2a, they first need to find their balls... Given how we as a populous have basically accepted even half of this shit as normal and acceptable, I get the feeling that all these plastics were a global operation to make the general populous have lower t scores, almost like we have lost our balls. ;p
Backdooring is *exactly* what they want and Germany is advocating officially in the EU for the same thing. Now if one country does it who cares. But if the entire European Union is *forced* to do it, we are talking about a whole different situation. That might let producers think about making devices, for that market especially which has certain vulnerabillities.
If they do, then why are major criminals still on the run and the US government had to resort to those backdoored fake-"untraceable" phones a few years back.
@@elinope4745so sending an incriminating message to my neighbor might be regarded as federal because the message goes to servers that might be out of state?
Lol. Yup! But not all of it is with malicious intent. Sometimes active members of the "greater-good" (i.e. humans who genuine experience the virtue humanity as an instinct) balance out and neutralize the activities of vile, rancid-minded individuals and groups (referring to narcissits/NPD and borderline as the vile, diseased lot that they are). 😂👍✨
The politicians must be really desperate to get things back to normal if they are going this far,doing this is a risky move it could cost them their career Still,proud of France fighting for democracy protesting i hope they get what they wanted
I think the Rossman repair guy also covered it and read the actual bill. It said that police needs a permission from a judge to spy on people and only on serious crimes. So they can't just randomly start spying on people when they suspect any little things. But correct me if I am wrong.
My first Android was Samsung Galaxy S2 when it was released 11 to 12 years ago approximately. I used it a bit, and as a security researcher I immediately threw it in favor of blackberry instead. If I recall correctly, GGL's policy about how Android should (or rather by default) be deployed: eg allow unknown app sources is a JOKE. This is a big attack vector I saw back then, so I'm not that surprised this will actually happens. A couple years back when the vaxx and antivaxx people are bringing that everyone will be implanted with a chip (so here I heard the news at least), I chuckled again, afterall these years people did not understand that the chip is already on their hand, they just need to be woken up using what the gov called COVID exposure notification app or whatever BS they came up with. I'm not vaccinated, don't have vaccine card and I'm not antivaxx either. I saw it as gov in play, or whoever behind them. Right now I only use what people call 'feature phone', basically android without GGL and very minimalistic usability due to limited screen size, I can modify the ROM to 'lockdown' or 'paranoid' mode if necessary to minimize data leak. I choose this as a digital detox phone but also I want to give a huge middle finger to the people behind these kind of surveillance.
What's worse is that the law was actually in talks wayyy before the riots and was already approved by the senate, meaning that there was not even a pretext for that law (yet)
Regarding the reviews, they could be fake but the app could also have been something else before they switched most of the app out for what it is now, its pretty common on google play or app store. But yeah most likely they are bots
It's technically possible to change the app without editing the play store entry. You've just gotta have the app request a page on launch containing its ui and code, so the next time it opens it could be a whole new app.
This is frightening. However not surprising. Appears that governments around the world don’t trust the everyday people. Due diligence and enhanced security measures is what can support protecting our digital data.
Considering the riots, sadly France has good reason to distrust them. And because it is racist to distrust only the subsection of people causing the riots everyone must suffer.
Thank you for covering this subject. As someone who’s lived in France their whole life, it’s crazy to see how fascism and authoritarianism have crept up slowly and surely with the support of the majority and international indifference. As great as it is living here (depending of course on your ethnicity and socio-economic status), there’s no doubt in my mind that Le Pen will win the next presidential election… It really is a tragedy how people let history repeat itself. Anyway thanks for shedding some light once again :)
Merci de nous répéter la même bouillie qu'on entend depuis des années. T'es marrant avec ton le pen. Certains se font tuer ou voit leurs biens et leur quartier brûler à cause de sauvages à qui on excuse tout. La vraie question c'est quand est-ce que ce genre d'outils va se retourner contre des innocents ou des opposants politiques ?
You don't need to wait for Le Pen in 2027 to have an authoritarian regime. If she wins, it will be difficult for her to honor Macron's legacy, keep in mind his re-election is fairly recent, we've seen nothing yet
@@martinmerkez2907 What??? You haven't been following French news lately... Macron has been destroying this country's social structure from day one, what legacy is there to uphold?
They won't need to hack the phone. They'll just ask the ISP for your phone's location which they can get by triangulation of the phone towers around you
Yeah, I was expecting Kenny to mention this. Kind of disappointed. The towers can a very accurate location that could be used in whatever way the government wants.
I'm not sure you'll find a safe country easily. Also, there are no borders on the internet so I'm not sure how much "staying away from France" would help.
I live in France so thanks for this info. There were small riots all over the country. The situation is ridiculous in many aspects - rioters destroy things at random. I've seen broken bus stops, are the buses to blame? The french president has a history of imposing restrictions on liberty and privacy - several years ago the justification was COVID, now I guess it's the riots.
Kenny: _I doubt the French could compel Apple and Google to compromise their trillion dollar international businesses just to help out the police in Paris. Because no one's gonna buy an iPhone or a phone from Google again, if they're purposefully putting backdoors in for the police in France_ Me (wearing a cardboard John Xina mask): _ArE yOu SuRe AbOuT tHaT?_
protest peacefully -> no coverage and its completely impotent. enjoy your kettling. protest impactfully -> old people cower and give the state infinite power don't protest -> get rolled over anyway. great options the human race has collectively come up with so far
French citizen already have at least one government issued app on their devices called TousAntiCovid ( which literally translate to AllAgainstCovid) which is an app we were pretty much forced to download after quarantine to access most businesses . The authorizations on the app were a little overkill (it was supposed to connect to other smartphones aroud you via bluetooth to check if people weren't vaccinated or had covid recently) so the French government already has its backdoor, wether or not they can legally exploit it and make changes to it remains to be seen but I would advise against keeping the app on your phone if you're french.
There was a time when France outlawed encryption, so if you wanted to h c k someone you would just change his region to france and that would disable all locks.
You don't need zero days to get what they're suggesting in this new French law. We've had this in Australia for a long time, and they can just ask the businesses to give them control of the account without a warrant.
@@mugnuzThey do, someone close to me works in the federal cybercrimedepartment of a neighboring country of france. They will read your shit, they will invade your privacy, but they usally wont intervene until murder is about to happen or they can cut the head off a criminal org.
@@marcuby sure. I just ment they dont have the legal authority yet. And what some sections or agencies do and what vague connections or reasons they make up to justify it is another topic i guess
@@mugnuz youre completly right, he told me the baseline that they and criminals share and I wish this was a troll or joke: You can do ANYTHING, as long you dont get caught
The French Government, (at least in theory) could demand that apple give them backdoor access (or any other way that could allow them access to said phone), least they face a full-on complete sanctioned embargo of *all of* their products. While declaring that anyone else who is affiliated with them in anyway whatsoever here, will *also* be added onto the embargo list. That could potentially be a way that they could do so here. (Of Course, all this is discounting the potential highly-likely fact that their secret service equivalent. Probably already has a way into them)
Hmm, France is not the US and Apple is a US company... asymmetric situation. But both are so-called eyes, so I don't think threatening the iManufacturer would make any sense after all.
that happened long ago. and apple claimed they didnt gave away backdoors to the agencies was just a stunt. people seem to forget france owns the most sea territory on this planet..
can't you be a suspect just by being connected to a criminal even if it's just by knowing someone who knows a criminal ? pretty sure they can make any excuse anyway
You know someone, who's related to someone he dates, so that person's close friend is quite possibly a criminal, so you're convicted as a 1st degree felon as if right now, accused of being guilty until proven wrong. Government™
How is this a shock to anyone? Your phone is already listing to everything you do, where you go and what you watch. Ever mentioned something in casual conversation and all of a sudden you get ads for that thing you mentioned? All phone calls are shared between governments, syphoned to England and then to America. Your phone knows your face, finger prints and voice. I've seen on tv the American secret service setting up a command post when Trump was in south Korea and in a nearby park there was a protest. With a click of the mouse they pulled up everyone's cell phone who was at the protest and the ones colored red was a person who said something negative about Trump. They clicked on one and it took them to every single social media platform these people are on. And thats the kinda crap they choose to show you.
Mental is there a chance to see a video about Pokémon Sleep being a spyware? Have you seen how it works? I think they sell data about your sleep and sleep habits Keep up the good work
any app that sends information, even of when you open an app can classify as spyware. Just seeing the time and what apps someone opens in a day lets you profile them.
I downloaded a dice app a week ago, only just used it today and as soon as I opened it glassware let me know it initiated network connectivity, deleted it pretty darn quick I can tell you!
Nice to see you talking about this concerning topic happening in my country. Our police, gov' and ultimately our country go worse and worse, years after years...
The French are finally having to come to terms with the fruits of “multiculturalism.” I guess it wasn’t the utopia the globalists promised. It’s almost like we have separate countries and borders for people with shared language, culture, and values for a reason.
@@khai96x There are no more slums except for some romani camps here and there. Actually what we called "cité" in France are big and ugly buildings. Those places get all the public investments and often have great facilities whereas the countryside is slowly dying. Stop thinking about social causes when it's clearly due to the lack of education and the uncontrolled immigration from north and black Africa that lead us to those riots.
The google play store has a review system that needs a review moderation team that has a dual purpose to also audit apps for consistency with the stated permissions requested/required.
the permission system could be easily automated by running the app in a sandbox and verifying which permissions it requires at launch. This of course should be done by Google
Given the fact, a bunch of iPhone 14 devices were stolen, and the store could easily prove the hardware addresses on the stolen phones, it would be incredibly easy to back door all of those phones. Since this is being chosen, as the reason to go, after everyone, you know that it has nothing to do with crime.
In America, acting suspicious or seeming suspicious isnt enough for probable cause. The officer MUST have witnessed you committing a crime or have evidence you are about to commit a crime for PC to be considered true.
iirc, in US you just need to get a warrant from a judge and it can be granted if it's for an investigation and if suspicions are deemed legitimate. You have more chances of getting the warrant if you have proof or if the guy is already a registered criminal but it's not required.
They can also just take your assets and claim you used them to traffic drugs or used them for illegal activity with no evidence, and then you have to prove that you obtained the assets legally
I m french im worrying a lot On 26 social networks will have tobremove "any call to insurrection" with a very large définition And we get this phone surveillance thing as a bonus
We just need to motivate the CNIL to act on this overreach. After all, we upgraded it to European status in order to force the government and administration to respect privacy.
@@VonKuro yeah on this one the european union might be our better ally Also fun fact one parlement member is going to try to add a law so that it is illegal for the police to do it on connected sextoys
So I guess this is the big question: Is France going to use Pegasus or are they going to develop a spyware of their own? You missed one possibility there -- infiltrating the devices not after they are manufactured, but before they are sold. They don't need to make a deal with Samsung or Apple -- any part of the delivery chain can be attacked. Targetting the resellers seems like a practical choice. This won't do for covert mass surveilance, but they can target only certain shops that are popular among communities that are of interest to them. If it's too expensive to infiltrate all devices, they can only infiltrate some devices (i.e. have a guy inside the company who hands over the proper package when a certain customer arrives). Such a phone could be modified on a hardware level, using more or less sophisticated schemes (ranging from CPU replacement to simple old-school bugs -- the listening devices), or a software level. I suppose you could flash a modified version of the OS to the device and create an illusion that it's the same OS (e.g. you mimic the release schedule of the original OS, sign them with certificates that are built into your OS etc).
There is new App that from 2020 which is getting more and more popular in the EU. Its like a random timer and you have to shoot a picture of what you doing, so it needs your Camera, GPS, Conactlist etc.. Its called „BeReal“ and its from two france developers. On a quick glance one of them was in the military/state DGA, maybe you take a closer look?
Baguette citizen here. Your analysis is on point regarding this bill. Our government (which is the gvt elected with the least actual votes in our history) is pushing mass surveillance on the general population instead of actually arrest the real outlaws. On the other hand i would like to correct the event regarding the “kid” death. The man is a recidivist, risked the lives of innocent in a 23 min car chase and refused to stop going forward when asked with a gun pointed at his chest. The riots are not done by the population (which largely disprove them) but by thugs (not sure the word in english) that use that excuse to loot and destroy. Only a small fraction of the radical left supports this. (By the way the same left which screams “stop exploiting the dead for your ideas” when we are attacked by terrorists or murderers. Pardon my english haha. I hope i was able to add a different view point that our main stream media show to the world ! Btw love your content. Keep it up!
I wonder why there aren't any roms or mobile oses with the ability to see the logs of information being requested by an application, i mean at least hopefully on a custom rom
So about the context of the new bill: it has been written for the Olympic Games of 2024, not after Nahel's death. By the way, most of the "protests" were just riots and had quite nothing to do with Nahel's death.
And by the way, no one really talked about it in France sadly. The law didn't make the headlines and no one seems to really understand what's going on here. These undemocratic and illiberal Olympic Games have been an excuse for a lot of stuff lately in France.
Most of these police protests are like that 🙄 a couple legitimate protestors in a sea of opportunistic criminals hiding their looting and riots in a crowd
You didn’t mention the fact that the police lied about what happened and the third party video disproved them which is what drew people to heavily protest.
i'm actually surprised with how good you are at just riffing without a script, i am a content creator as well so i truly apricate how naturally good you are at going without a script, I mean it doesn't sound like you're reading but damn if you are reading without sounding like you're reading, that's a talent in and of it self.
I currently live in France and I'm very sad because of this. I feel like a hostage. NOBODY of my friends or colleagues knows about this and/or uses peer-to-peer communication or alternative platforms. We're in for a bad one...
You know what’s creepy/weird?
I’m French and I’ve heard of this on:
- LTT
- Louis Rosemmann
- You
- Some news sites in English (Bloomberg or something I guess)
But I’ve barely seen anything about in here in France.
I’ve found one article from a major news network here, a couple of weeks ago, but that’s basically it.
The rest is some random news networks…
Big L for French journalism.
They might be censored by the government.
I'm not from France but I've heard that the protests you guys had were censored in some parts of France so it could be the case here too.
L France
Juste.Milieu, Monde Moderne, Putsch Media, TV Libertés
Same here, but this law is not passed yet, for now it's just a "projet de loi" and it has to be voted by the parlement and the sénat.
@@0v3rcl0ked4 oh no you have it backwards french media love to show protests especially if you can see some sweet police brutality, legit french news shows this all the time.
Chinese spyware on the Google Play Store? Never expected it in a million years!
Oh great. Well now I don't trust Apple or Android. Linux phones? Is that a thing?
@@fluffsquirrel i just want to call from me phone :(
@@fluffsquirrelLinux phones exist, but I cant recommend them yet. They still need some time to become good/useable (atleast that was the case last time I checked). If you are really concerned about your mobile security, get a phone with hardened android ex. Pixel 6/7 + CalyxOS or GrapheneOS.
@@fluffsquirrel NitroPhone. Modded Pixel.
China is the richest country in the world, we are about to buy USA !!
Step 1 Use a martyr to create crisis
Step 2 People revolt in response to crisis
Step 3 Revolt creates justification for oppression
Step 4 France revolts and the entire government gets guillotined.
Not the first time this has happened either. I hope France actually overthrows their government, just to show the rest of the "democratic" world, that tyranny isn't acceptable.
Hegelian Dialectic.
@@killman369547seethe, sub human neo nazi.
the crisis already existed though
@@archlinus5066 *Tension* existed before the crisis, but even that tension is manufactured. For decades now, immigrants and descendants were concentrated in pseudo-ghettos, built in the suburbs of big cities at first, "low rent residence" they're called. They always speak about integration but think about it, how do you integrate people you relegate to city outskirts, obviously making them second-class citizen from the get go ?
I like how they tell people to only download from the android store, then they dont even bother to make it safe for users. Seriously, wtf are they thinking?
I trust random Github APKs more than Play Store Apps at this point
B-But it's verified by Google Play Protect™!
I think what they're thinking is that your download history is part of your advertising profile they can add to, and apps on their store have ads served by their ad services, making them money.
@@itme_brainhonestly, the only times i feel like shit runs better is only when i download an APK from a buttfuck nowhere GitHub corner, It always works 😂
I'm French and your analysis seems very pertinent. This is horrifying.
gimme french fries
@@fiecylick3981 Angry Belgian noises
Deport the non French and see the horrors end
Huge nothing burger you meant? Now it's written in the law that they can, but it's not like they couldn't do it before.
Nonetheless, respecting your own private life is the first thing we all should do, nique les brille-dans-le-noirs.
comment ça mon reuf cette loi c'est dû aux JO, pas à la mort de Nahel
Australia passed a similar law in 2020 where police can "access" your devices and basically have full control over it without a warrant
full control including, adding, editing and removing files, posting on social media under your account, basically anything you can do they can do
So if something was crooked they could plant or forge evidence, tamper with possible evidence on the device, ect. Dodgy stuff.
Didn't they fail to prosecute something one time because they couldn't prove they didn't plant the evidence?
@@jayneduffy4566 And if this came up in court, you'd have no recourse because it's all legal.
This is why I always raise eyebrows when an app asks for permissions that make no sense for it to ask for. Too many apps like these out there to be just installing anything willy nilly.
The compass on my phone is asking for video recording permission. Also, I cannot delete it without rooting.
XD
I sometimes also raise mine when the asked permissions make _to much_ sense.
@@martinkunev9911 let me guess you have a xiaomi too. I think it wants camera permission so you can see whats north or east when pointing your camera at it and seeing it through the screen. But what else they do with the permission is the big question
Next step... ask for "permission" to know your medical records to install a silly game.
oddly lines up with them slapping some people with charges just cause they have privacy respecting OS's and software...
Yeah that one was just beyond absurd.
It really shows you what their standard is for being suspected of a crime. It's not that it's gonna slowly become worse in the future, it's already terrible as is.
In Sweden, it's even worse. Here, you just need to be someone who might hang around the wrong people for the police to be allowed to hack your phone.
SWEDEN YES!!! YES YES YES!!!
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That’s what you‘re getting for voting in a far left goverment :) Swedes are finally realizing that immigration is one of the worst things you could encourage.
ah yes guilt by association, one of the best forms of policing that never goes wrong.
@midimusicforever can you share a link to that law?
French government reads Orwell's 1984, "Oh, let's implement these Telescreens into our society!"
mfs be taking notes💀
This is literally the „we have build the orphan crusher from famous science fiction book: do not build the orphan crusher“ meme.
It's coming to your country too.
Your analysis of the “suspicion requirement” is on point. If the police was sure/had enough indicia you committed a crime at that time, they would simply arrest you. That “requirement” means nothing. The police just has to say that they “think” you might be a murderer, and they can do whatever they want; even if it turns out later that you’re “just” a protester.
Same goes for needing a judge’s permission, because it’s opt-out, not opt-in. To give permission they just need to put their name on the application letter; but if they deny it, they have to write a multi-page rationale. Just to be clear how the incentives are set, and it doesn’t particularly help that their average workload is already too high due to staff shortages.
Also why are we slowing down the law even more for this? Judges have probably a lot more important cases to deal with.
because governments always follow their own rules right? you dont need rights if a judge decides u dont huh?
Macron do be learning a lot with Xinnie
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Removing two spy apps from GP is like pumping out the sea with a glass.
That was the hardest transition between Google Play to France
Step 1: Start monitoring citizens devices
Step 2: Train an AI to go trough the petabytes of data
Step 3: Completly annihilate crime
Step 4: 1984
Hmm can go that way but i prefer getting nuke everytime i saw progressive ideology movement on the west and europe
This is a certified unwell moment.
you lost me at step 3
the goal is not to stop crime but to protect the govt monopoly on crime
The easiest way to annihilate crime is to annihilate laws
Where is the
Step 5: ???
Step 6: Profit!
Not that surprising, since France has been slowly falling. At first, they expressed their desire that everyone displayed their identity online, and were experimenting with a program forcing you to scan your face in order to access online government services (with no alternative, look up Alicem).
More recently, they were experimenting with facial recognition in the cities of Lyon and Reims (without telling anyone), and are looking to expand that for the Olympic games and afterwards.
About the mass facial recognition, its been in experimentation in Nice, Marseille and Paris suburbs for quite a while now. Also, it's in use in pretty much every big airport in France
They meant that you should Google it and see for yourself.
Every first world nation is speed running the collapse.
"La France est tombée. Des millions doivent mourir" ~ Le Chudjak
Here's a idea so them cops can't get your phone just break the device
I kinda want to see the France polices faces when they inspect someone's phone just to realise it's running Ubports, Plasma Mobile or the likes.
What I as a German am more concerned about is how easily this law passed in France - with certainly due to the reasons you mentioned - since this is exactly what our government wants to for years now until they get the proper treatment by our Federal High Court of Justice and eventually the ECJ if things go too far.
We have so many legal stuff and the way our judiciary works that would make any sane minded person bonkers.
The ECHR and ECJ have been writing scandalises reports about it for years.
Sadly for them, we don't have a mafia in France. The high public servants are the mafia.
What exactly about a different os is difficult to overcome? You understand they will be contracting professionals?
In Germany it‘s actually worse already...
@@stielimusterman3066 Depends on the region, doesn't it?
@@MegaManNeo I was referring to the policies.
Thanks for talking about this. The whole situation going down in France is terrifying.
Are you French comrade?
Having millions of Algerians who hate you in your country is scary? Racist
That’s what happens when you let your door open and let everyone walk right in.
@@Jadty The issues at hand have nothing to do with immigration you ignorant fool. Go revise your history and geography, you'll better understand how France has and always will be the crossroads of Europe, and that we should embrace this instead of rejecting it.
@@Jadty gotta admit some immigrant are dumbo but this mostly happen bcs politican making outrageous policy
It seems like the whole world is experiencing that boiled frog analogy.
France marching itself into authoritarianism has been wild to see. I don't know if it's just the paint chipping off or a new direction entirely, but it's terrifying. So much for equality and liberty.
A bit of both, was less autoriatrian half a century ago but it is true that the paint is coming off the current elite.
We already got a thought crime law you see. Whatever you think about it, denying the holocaust or saying racist stuff is banned by law. You can't do it in the middle of a forest even, of a cop hears you. You're in.
Russia is starting to look like Austria
Hahaha, i mean, with how many properties they buy there, no wonder.
The french revolution started an authoritarian state.
Just sing the anthem louder and the pain will go away. It works, just look at the patriots
Not entirely related to the situation, but just saying that your tutorial on running a TOR bridge resulted in my node now running for more than an entire year. I finally went ahead and moved it to a more dedicated machine, as well as an alternative operating system (BSD), just to help balance things out.
BASED.
still wouldnt trust the tor network these days...
this touches on one of the biggest thing irritated me about Andoird claims since i got my G1
the way i understood all these *PERMISSIONS* at the time, was that there was some sort of a middleman/supervisor type program through which every apps requests would come through, and if it was an officially listed permission (and the user allowed it) then it would be let through. if either of those was not then it would be rejected. or even better it would have been blocked from the play store as a false claim and just reject it.
it blew my mind when years later i found out that its essentially a promise/trust system.
and the way it was found out was - again, years later - someone discovered this by accident.
with all the security experts that used androids as personal devices i really expected it to have been called out as b.s. from the get go, but since none of it was called out i just went along believing that it was secure.
well security dont often allow weird apps. no problem using android but still theres alternate starting os...
Italian here :
In my country we can get body search for no reason at all, just the agent when asked will say: " you look suspicious " .
I got one when I was eating a pizza outside of a restaurant one time, the agent said :
"Hey you are here at night eating a pizza " the restaurant was 10 meters away.
"An Italian eating Pizza!? Impossible! Hands up and legs spread, dirtbag!"
@@dimguru I eat pizza everyday cause here it's convenient to buy, not expensive and has carbs/fats/proteins.
My body needs carbs ( like the Fighter ) even if I shouldn't eat them ( blood exams , long story ).
That pizza that night was 4$
@@Chaneb Keep in mind average salary is 1300 $ a month net with 13 wages a year
Fun fact. French intelligence is one of the most technically proficient spy agencies in the world. They don't need tech companies to leave backdoors they have very advanced no click malware similar to pegasus.
french socialism at its peak!
French government got hacked by Pegasus... although I did read that they and some other world powers helped developed spyware it was a 2021 gist can't be bothered to find the name.
French Baguette Intelligence
They busted a lot of drug gangs around the world thorugh hacking.
So proficient a random guy in comments knows all about it?
Thats why I, as a programmer and pentester just don't use cellphones in my private life... I get to choose when I want to be "online" and reachable at home or at work through my laptop. That is the only security I trust being AFK, and I physically de-solderd my mic and webcam from my laptop and use a nice usb one when I need it...
I to am a programmer and have these devices for development but for personal use I use grapheneOS. My laptop has slide over webcam. I should get rid of the 🎤. That said I’m waiting for 16inch framework laptop where you can easily modify the insides. Won’t even have microphone.
Overkill
@@mmmmmmmmm661 hes protecting some very important and rare pepes man, if they ever leak then all hell would break loose. show some respect
@@EnCounterCultureMedia Must protecc the anime waifu pics.
@@EnCounterCultureMedia Frogposting is not the degeneracy we need or deserve.
I seem to recall the French having ways of dealing with their government when such things happen.
There isn't.
But just like the 'murica and the 2a, they first need to find their balls...
Given how we as a populous have basically accepted even half of this shit as normal and acceptable, I get the feeling that all these plastics were a global operation to make the general populous have lower t scores, almost like we have lost our balls. ;p
French people plan A: riots.
French people plan B: riots.
...
French people plan Z: riots.
@@dedukto When the government and the police are outwardly in a war against you, that's all you can do really.
If I could be a corrupt leader in any country, France would be the last I picked
Ah, I see. it's not like France has more important problems to resolve or anything.
Paris and sea vessels come to mind.
They've finally achieved cultural ascension so it's all fine
Backdooring is *exactly* what they want and Germany is advocating officially in the EU for the same thing. Now if one country does it who cares. But if the entire European Union is *forced* to do it, we are talking about a whole different situation. That might let producers think about making devices, for that market especially which has certain vulnerabillities.
I've assumed that most countries have been doing this for a long time
If they do, then why are major criminals still on the run and the US government had to resort to those backdoored fake-"untraceable" phones a few years back.
@@elinope4745so sending an incriminating message to my neighbor might be regarded as federal because the message goes to servers that might be out of state?
Lol. Yup! But not all of it is with malicious intent. Sometimes active members of the "greater-good" (i.e. humans who genuine experience the virtue humanity as an instinct) balance out and neutralize the activities of vile, rancid-minded individuals and groups (referring to narcissits/NPD and borderline as the vile, diseased lot that they are). 😂👍✨
3 stars on the google play store is like 0 on a good platform 2 stars is ransom ware 1 star makes your phone explode.
lmao
The politicians must be really desperate to get things back to normal if they are going this far,doing this is a risky move it could cost them their career
Still,proud of France fighting for democracy protesting i hope they get what they wanted
I think the Rossman repair guy also covered it and read the actual bill. It said that police needs a permission from a judge to spy on people and only on serious crimes. So they can't just randomly start spying on people when they suspect any little things. But correct me if I am wrong.
My first Android was Samsung Galaxy S2 when it was released 11 to 12 years ago approximately. I used it a bit, and as a security researcher I immediately threw it in favor of blackberry instead. If I recall correctly, GGL's policy about how Android should (or rather by default) be deployed: eg allow unknown app sources is a JOKE. This is a big attack vector I saw back then, so I'm not that surprised this will actually happens.
A couple years back when the vaxx and antivaxx people are bringing that everyone will be implanted with a chip (so here I heard the news at least), I chuckled again, afterall these years people did not understand that the chip is already on their hand, they just need to be woken up using what the gov called COVID exposure notification app or whatever BS they came up with. I'm not vaccinated, don't have vaccine card and I'm not antivaxx either. I saw it as gov in play, or whoever behind them.
Right now I only use what people call 'feature phone', basically android without GGL and very minimalistic usability due to limited screen size, I can modify the ROM to 'lockdown' or 'paranoid' mode if necessary to minimize data leak. I choose this as a digital detox phone but also I want to give a huge middle finger to the people behind these kind of surveillance.
If I understand you are holding the anti-sideloading opinion? But how would this have protected you from that Mr Wang?
@@NorthernChimp I swear I replied to your comment with lengthy sentence. But this stupid platform's censorship deleted my comment.
@@boredguy5531 I know, this happens.
@@boredguy5531yep typical RUclips
It's not only about phones, but ANY IoT Device (smart TVs, Laptop, Cars, Security Cameras... everything is now legal to hack into)
What's worse is that the law was actually in talks wayyy before the riots and was already approved by the senate, meaning that there was not even a pretext for that law (yet)
Regarding the reviews, they could be fake but the app could also have been something else before they switched most of the app out for what it is now, its pretty common on google play or app store. But yeah most likely they are bots
It's technically possible to change the app without editing the play store entry.
You've just gotta have the app request a page on launch containing its ui and code, so the next time it opens it could be a whole new app.
This is frightening. However not surprising. Appears that governments around the world don’t trust the everyday people. Due diligence and enhanced security measures is what can support protecting our digital data.
Considering the riots, sadly France has good reason to distrust them. And because it is racist to distrust only the subsection of people causing the riots everyone must suffer.
@@RoosSkywalkerThat's exactly why they were brought into the country.
Thank you for covering this subject. As someone who’s lived in France their whole life, it’s crazy to see how fascism and authoritarianism have crept up slowly and surely with the support of the majority and international indifference. As great as it is living here (depending of course on your ethnicity and socio-economic status), there’s no doubt in my mind that Le Pen will win the next presidential election… It really is a tragedy how people let history repeat itself. Anyway thanks for shedding some light once again :)
Resigning is what they want you to do. Gotta keep at it and never give up. Believe in your communities and yourself.
Merci de nous répéter la même bouillie qu'on entend depuis des années. T'es marrant avec ton le pen. Certains se font tuer ou voit leurs biens et leur quartier brûler à cause de sauvages à qui on excuse tout. La vraie question c'est quand est-ce que ce genre d'outils va se retourner contre des innocents ou des opposants politiques ?
You don't need to wait for Le Pen in 2027 to have an authoritarian regime. If she wins, it will be difficult for her to honor Macron's legacy, keep in mind his re-election is fairly recent, we've seen nothing yet
@@martinmerkez2907 What??? You haven't been following French news lately... Macron has been destroying this country's social structure from day one, what legacy is there to uphold?
@digpan.good. They were getting too liberal anyway
They won't need to hack the phone. They'll just ask the ISP for your phone's location which they can get by triangulation of the phone towers around you
Yeah, I was expecting Kenny to mention this. Kind of disappointed.
The towers can a very accurate location that could be used in whatever way the government wants.
The thing is this is not new and they have been using this technique for years
you dont need triangulation. its very possible today with just one antenna today...
Well that looks like a reason to stay the hell away from France if I've ever seen one.
I'm not sure you'll find a safe country easily. Also, there are no borders on the internet so I'm not sure how much "staying away from France" would help.
Or break your phone if they steal it
Do they French thing and revolt.
Oh because the insane amount of riots and the amount of crime in france in general wasn't a good enough reason for you?
I live in France so thanks for this info. There were small riots all over the country. The situation is ridiculous in many aspects - rioters destroy things at random. I've seen broken bus stops, are the buses to blame? The french president has a history of imposing restrictions on liberty and privacy - several years ago the justification was COVID, now I guess it's the riots.
Kenny: _I doubt the French could compel Apple and Google to compromise their trillion dollar international businesses just to help out the police in Paris. Because no one's gonna buy an iPhone or a phone from Google again, if they're purposefully putting backdoors in for the police in France_
Me (wearing a cardboard John Xina mask): _ArE yOu SuRe AbOuT tHaT?_
These same governments criticized China but do the same shit.
They are just a bit salty that someone else aside from Americans spy on their citizens.
And at the same time they blame other countries. What a joke
Blame who and for what.
protest peacefully -> no coverage and its completely impotent. enjoy your kettling.
protest impactfully -> old people cower and give the state infinite power
don't protest -> get rolled over anyway.
great options the human race has collectively come up with so far
French citizen already have at least one government issued app on their devices called TousAntiCovid ( which literally translate to AllAgainstCovid) which is an app we were pretty much forced to download after quarantine to access most businesses .
The authorizations on the app were a little overkill (it was supposed to connect to other smartphones aroud you via bluetooth to check if people weren't vaccinated or had covid recently) so the French government already has its backdoor, wether or not they can legally exploit it and make changes to it remains to be seen but I would advise against keeping the app on your phone if you're french.
They don't need sissy cannons. They have the greatest weapon of all time. Being French.
There was a time when France outlawed encryption, so if you wanted to h c k someone you would just change his region to france and that would disable all locks.
You don’t have to censor the word hack you know.
@@Palexite with youtube you never know why they shadowban the comment
You don't need zero days to get what they're suggesting in this new French law. We've had this in Australia for a long time, and they can just ask the businesses to give them control of the account without a warrant.
Wow, that's insane, imagine my shock. It's not like every government has the authority to do that
they dont have it. theres still a senate to decide that. and name a country where that couldnt be the same process...
@@mugnuzThey do, someone close to me works in the federal cybercrimedepartment of a neighboring country of france. They will read your shit, they will invade your privacy, but they usally wont intervene until murder is about to happen or they can cut the head off a criminal org.
@@marcuby sure. I just ment they dont have the legal authority yet. And what some sections or agencies do and what vague connections or reasons they make up to justify it is another topic i guess
@@mugnuz youre completly right, he told me the baseline that they and criminals share and I wish this was a troll or joke: You can do ANYTHING, as long you dont get caught
The French Government, (at least in theory) could demand that apple give them backdoor access (or any other way that could allow them access to said phone), least they face a full-on complete sanctioned embargo of *all of* their products. While declaring that anyone else who is affiliated with them in anyway whatsoever here, will *also* be added onto the embargo list.
That could potentially be a way that they could do so here.
(Of Course, all this is discounting the potential highly-likely fact that their secret service equivalent. Probably already has a way into them)
Hmm, France is not the US and Apple is a US company... asymmetric situation. But both are so-called eyes, so I don't think threatening the iManufacturer would make any sense after all.
that happened long ago. and apple claimed they didnt gave away backdoors to the agencies was just a stunt. people seem to forget france owns the most sea territory on this planet..
can't you be a suspect just by being connected to a criminal even if it's just by knowing someone who knows a criminal ?
pretty sure they can make any excuse anyway
You know someone, who's related to someone he dates, so that person's close friend is quite possibly a criminal, so you're convicted as a 1st degree felon as if right now, accused of being guilty until proven wrong. Government™
How is this a shock to anyone? Your phone is already listing to everything you do, where you go and what you watch. Ever mentioned something in casual conversation and all of a sudden you get ads for that thing you mentioned? All phone calls are shared between governments, syphoned to England and then to America. Your phone knows your face, finger prints and voice. I've seen on tv the American secret service setting up a command post when Trump was in south Korea and in a nearby park there was a protest. With a click of the mouse they pulled up everyone's cell phone who was at the protest and the ones colored red was a person who said something negative about Trump. They clicked on one and it took them to every single social media platform these people are on. And thats the kinda crap they choose to show you.
Mental is there a chance to see a video about Pokémon Sleep being a spyware? Have you seen how it works? I think they sell data about your sleep and sleep habits
Keep up the good work
Normal people want to see Pokémon. They don't give a damn about their data
Brilliant by TPC
Specific af lmao
@@lain7758bro downloaded spyware
any app that sends information, even of when you open an app can classify as spyware.
Just seeing the time and what apps someone opens in a day lets you profile them.
I downloaded a dice app a week ago, only just used it today and as soon as I opened it glassware let me know it initiated network connectivity, deleted it pretty darn quick I can tell you!
Nice to see you talking about this concerning topic happening in my country.
Our police, gov' and ultimately our country go worse and worse, years after years...
The French are finally having to come to terms with the fruits of “multiculturalism.”
I guess it wasn’t the utopia the globalists promised. It’s almost like we have separate countries and borders for people with shared language, culture, and values for a reason.
Well fed people don't fight.
Starved people have no choice but to fight.
Culture or no culture, the material reality overrides all.
@@khai96x the people who rioted are far from dying of hunger, they just want to be free from the law of the french state.
@@lydedreamoz Answer me this: Do most of them live in slums outside cities?
@@khai96x There are no more slums except for some romani camps here and there. Actually what we called "cité" in France are big and ugly buildings. Those places get all the public investments and often have great facilities whereas the countryside is slowly dying. Stop thinking about social causes when it's clearly due to the lack of education and the uncontrolled immigration from north and black Africa that lead us to those riots.
@@lydedreamoz Not so sure about that. Your govt just funnelled all money to Ukraine last year.
French Police Get Authority To Hack Citizens Phones
The NSA: "LOLOLOLOLOLOLO!!!!"
The google play store has a review system that needs a review moderation team that has a dual purpose to also audit apps for consistency with the stated permissions requested/required.
the permission system could be easily automated by running the app in a sandbox and verifying which permissions it requires at launch. This of course should be done by Google
Given the fact, a bunch of iPhone 14 devices were stolen, and the store could easily prove the hardware addresses on the stolen phones, it would be incredibly easy to back door all of those phones. Since this is being chosen, as the reason to go, after everyone, you know that it has nothing to do with crime.
Things are so crazy, I dont even trust the file manager that comes with my phone from samsung itself.
damn right u shouldnt i caught it sending network requests to samsung and google... No root firewall is a good app to block that!
I love how consistent your philosophical orientation is.
In America, acting suspicious or seeming suspicious isnt enough for probable cause. The officer MUST have witnessed you committing a crime or have evidence you are about to commit a crime for PC to be considered true.
iirc, in US you just need to get a warrant from a judge and it can be granted if it's for an investigation and if suspicions are deemed legitimate. You have more chances of getting the warrant if you have proof or if the guy is already a registered criminal but it's not required.
More misinformation
they can fabricate seeing crimes aswell
They can also just take your assets and claim you used them to traffic drugs or used them for illegal activity with no evidence, and then you have to prove that you obtained the assets legally
Remember the guy who got a visit from police for buying a backpack and a pressure cooker?
"I never thought the leopards would eat MY face" - every french voter
I m french im worrying a lot
On 26 social networks will have tobremove "any call to insurrection" with a very large définition
And we get this phone surveillance thing as a bonus
We just need to motivate the CNIL to act on this overreach.
After all, we upgraded it to European status in order to force the government and administration to respect privacy.
Just break your devices
@@VonKuro yeah on this one the european union might be our better ally
Also fun fact one parlement member is going to try to add a law so that it is illegal for the police to do it on connected sextoys
"Never let a good crisis go to waste." -Emanuel Macron *probably
So I guess this is the big question: Is France going to use Pegasus or are they going to develop a spyware of their own? You missed one possibility there -- infiltrating the devices not after they are manufactured, but before they are sold. They don't need to make a deal with Samsung or Apple -- any part of the delivery chain can be attacked. Targetting the resellers seems like a practical choice. This won't do for covert mass surveilance, but they can target only certain shops that are popular among communities that are of interest to them. If it's too expensive to infiltrate all devices, they can only infiltrate some devices (i.e. have a guy inside the company who hands over the proper package when a certain customer arrives). Such a phone could be modified on a hardware level, using more or less sophisticated schemes (ranging from CPU replacement to simple old-school bugs -- the listening devices), or a software level. I suppose you could flash a modified version of the OS to the device and create an illusion that it's the same OS (e.g. you mimic the release schedule of the original OS, sign them with certificates that are built into your OS etc).
I remember that song. "Everyone Wang Tom tonight!"
You know how to spot a chinese app
1. They are super big
2. Everything is bright and shiny af
3. You have trouble pronouncing the app developer’s name due to it not having germanic or latin language spelling
@@Blood-PawWerewolf 4. They dont have any website or if they do it will be big bright and shiny af
@@xXmrcomicXx 4.5. Said website uses a template
Someone’s head is going on a spike for that
-100 social credit
bing chilling
In sweden the police can force you with violence to open your phone for them.
F droid is the best place to get apps. Just for the fact it is a repository and not a store.
There is new App that from 2020 which is getting more and more popular in the EU. Its like a random timer and you have to shoot a picture of what you doing, so it needs your Camera, GPS, Conactlist etc.. Its called „BeReal“ and its from two france developers. On a quick glance one of them was in the military/state DGA, maybe you take a closer look?
Backdoors already exist in most CPUs and we just act like they don't exist
They actually need a warrant from a judge to take over your device. So its basically the US system.
The police really wanna know who was in Paris huh?
Baguette citizen here. Your analysis is on point regarding this bill. Our government (which is the gvt elected with the least actual votes in our history) is pushing mass surveillance on the general population instead of actually arrest the real outlaws.
On the other hand i would like to correct the event regarding the “kid” death. The man is a recidivist, risked the lives of innocent in a 23 min car chase and refused to stop going forward when asked with a gun pointed at his chest.
The riots are not done by the population (which largely disprove them) but by thugs (not sure the word in english) that use that excuse to loot and destroy. Only a small fraction of the radical left supports this. (By the way the same left which screams “stop exploiting the dead for your ideas” when we are attacked by terrorists or murderers.
Pardon my english haha. I hope i was able to add a different view point that our main stream media show to the world !
Btw love your content. Keep it up!
keep it up bro
please dont ever stop , I rely on u 4 news now. from the US , we need u.
I wonder why there aren't any roms or mobile oses with the ability to see the logs of information being requested by an application, i mean at least hopefully on a custom rom
Thats just a package logger
“Firey, but mostly peaceful…peoples buisnesses being burnt down” sounds very peaceful.
I'm glad China has my information. /Social credit score increased by +200 =D
Topic actually starts at 6:37 Previous info is good too but should of been towards the end.
So about the context of the new bill: it has been written for the Olympic Games of 2024, not after Nahel's death. By the way, most of the "protests" were just riots and had quite nothing to do with Nahel's death.
And by the way, no one really talked about it in France sadly. The law didn't make the headlines and no one seems to really understand what's going on here. These undemocratic and illiberal Olympic Games have been an excuse for a lot of stuff lately in France.
@@oooooooorion Especially for mass surveillance and limiting freedom for security's sake
Most of these police protests are like that 🙄 a couple legitimate protestors in a sea of opportunistic criminals hiding their looting and riots in a crowd
This will eventually lead to everyone being remote accessed whenever they want
You didn’t mention the fact that the police lied about what happened and the third party video disproved them which is what drew people to heavily protest.
Chimpsout level? 4? Maybe 3
i'm actually surprised with how good you are at just riffing without a script, i am a content creator as well so i truly apricate how naturally good you are at going without a script, I mean it doesn't sound like you're reading but damn if you are reading without sounding like you're reading, that's a talent in and of it self.
Oh hell naw even Mental Outlaw pullin up to France🚨🚨
Oh no, France is collapsing! I need to grab my popcorn...
Now this warrants a notification bell!!
France is really disappointing right now.
"Reinstallation of French Government" by India Technologist
i want to get rid of my android and get a Iphone 15 when it comes out.
even worse LOL
iPhone is waaaaaaay in front of android (for THAT purpose lol). Rob Braxman Tech explains this pretty well.
man... we sure are living in strange times.
The sad part is that I trust the average Chinese pleb developer more than the average Google Dev
I currently live in France and I'm very sad because of this. I feel like a hostage. NOBODY of my friends or colleagues knows about this and/or uses peer-to-peer communication or alternative platforms. We're in for a bad one...
Trump said: I wouldn't go to France, cause France, is no longer France 🤷
Imagine being a normal French citizen who's not burning their own country and you still get shafted like this
I'm french and the scarier thing is that no one is talking about it
Saint Floyd overdosed. The hero Kavinau was unfortunate enough to have been blamed for his self inflicted d eath.