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The contacts list in my phone is not a list of my friends. There are people on that list that I never want to hear from and that I would prefer not to have any information about what I'm doing. I will never want to send an invite to anything to my contacts list.

NARRATOR VOICE: No, the creators of Clubhouse gave exactly zero thought to the domestic abuse use case, for some reason.https://twitter.com/alexisoiler/status/1359960216549249024 …

Moral panic articles like this one about Yubo encouraging teens to have "secret lives" are part of what makes parents think it's ok to covertly spy on their kids' devices instead of talking to them about online safety.https://twitter.com/BeAboveTheFray/status/1359210963384344582 …

You guys, I have been doing protesting wrong this whole time. I could’ve been wearing a gown.https://twitter.com/frontiermm/status/1359366628438282245 …

And I’m not fixing that typo. YOLO.

That sounds you hear is the sound of @Viss screaming about all of the water treatment plants he has found on the open internet over the years.https://twitter.com/nicoleperlroth/status/1358880671041658880 …

End-to-end encryption is not designed to protect your communications against endpoint attacks. This is like complaining that your butter knife is not a good pasta strainer. That's not what it's for, ffs.https://twitter.com/pwnallthethings/status/1358860179668955137 …

You don't need permission to become a security researcher. Occasionally, you need forgiveness, but not permission.

"I knew $Person was toxic back when everyone else was sucking up to them," is not the flex you think it is if you never actually did anything about it.

Addendum: I will also not get you your social media account back by "hacking."

I don't know who needs to hear this, but please don't give money to people who tell you that they can get you your social media account back by "hacking."

My work inbox is now divided into Domestic Violence Emails and Things That Are Not Domestic Violence Emails. The inboxes are approximately equal in size. My head hurts.

Sometimes activism is a slow goddamn process, but persistence pays off. Congrats to @mguariglia @legind and @maassive, who put so much time into this.https://twitter.com/mguariglia/status/1356696669954314240 …

Sure, you COULD teach spinach to send emails, but did you ever think about whether spinach SHOULD send emails, hmmm?https://twitter.com/Cekent/status/1356414855574679554 …

Before you insist to me that you can't possibly be being scammed with a standard sextortion email, please enter your email address in haveibeenpwned. This will save us both a lot of time. https://haveibeenpwned.com/ 

The people who suggest that the “right” way to combat stalking, harassment, rape, and domestic abuse is to report perpetrators to law enforcement have much more faith in law enforcement than I do.

I hear from survivors of domestic abuse every day. Often, that abuse includes online stalking or harassment. Often the only recourse survivors have is to tell their stories. The right to anonymous speech and CDA 230 both help them do so safely.