In a letter sent Thursday to Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, the lawmakers say that because VPNs obscure a user’s true location, and because intelligence agencies presume that communications of unknown origin are foreign, Americans may be inadvertently waiving the privacy protections they’re entitled to under the law.

Several federal agencies, including the FBI, the National Security Agency, and the Federal Trade Commission, have recommended that consumers use VPNs to protect their privacy. But following that advice may inadvertently cost Americans the very protections they’re seeking.

The letter was signed by members of the Democratic Party’s progressive flank: Senators Ron Wyden, Elizabeth Warren, Edward Markey, and Alex Padilla, along with Representatives Pramila Jayapal and Sara Jacobs.

There’s a saying in Poland: “Robić kurwę z logiki” Which simultaneously can be translated as “To make a whore out of logic” Or “To turn the logic into a whore”

Prude and ambicious. Executives these days…

They’re doing it wrong. Use crypto for login and charge user for every single resource used. Problem solved

Didn’t read article, but can tell headline is BS already

Energy density or GTFO.

I’m tired of articles that purposefully skip the actually important data

What if the parents are the cause of the suicide thoughts?

Unfortunately you can’t get X3D CPU for AM4 anymore.