I’m forgetting the episode but darknet diaries podcast had one where a guy took revenge against a former employer and wiped out an entire schools email system and wiped all phones that has logged into the school email. This was done from compromising the school’s outlook admin account.

That was the first time i learned that logging into the employer email could give them the level of control over your device. Fortunately i never have done that for the #2 reason.

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Click yes and when it takes you to the page to rate it, click back. It won’t bug you again

Should’ve used Papyrus

Ive had mixed results with this, but one author was really excited (as was i) and we had a good back and forth for a bit after i had a chance to read/digest the paper.

I didn’t bother responding to that post because i assumed it was a troll…

You also need to pay to just have message history preserved on slack. Discord that information is there for free for as long as the server/discord exists.

I’m not saying people should use discord, but people are using it because it’s free to use.

Do not collect more data than you need. If you need IP for some reason then that needs to be relevant. Is your app geographically based, for instance? And does the location or IP impact how the app works?

Beyond that, if you’re collecting personal or sensitive data it should be opt-in from a privacy focused perspective.

Fascinating read. Thanks for sharing.