Hi, this is actually not what we’re asking. We know why—it’s because Apple stores notification previews in an iOS database for what’s in our opinion much too long. We are asking Apple to change this. Would you mind deleting to forestall more confusion? Thank you!
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Privacy enables authentic relationships and full human life
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Privacy is about being able to navigate my relationships in ways that allow me to live a full and authentic human life: @mer__edith #IndiaTodayConclave26 | @TEE_S_G @Akshita_N @jessica_goel @nagarjund pic.twitter.com/gZJm1QtQeV
— IndiaToday (@IndiaToday) 15 mars 2026Privacy is about being able to navigate my relationships in ways that allow me to live a full and authentic human life: @mer__edith #IndiaTodayConclave26 | @TEE_S_G @Akshita_N @jessica_goel @nagarjund
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Agentic Future: Privacy Rights Over Security Fears Discussion
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Brilliant session on our agentic future as @mer__edith unveils some red flags of data, law enforcement and human-rights. Privacy must be more respected than fake fear of bad-actors. @sardesairajdeep attempts to unwravel the @signalapp appeal. IYKYK
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Signal’s Meredith Whittaker on AI, Privacy and Public Safety
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Signal's Meredith Whittaker on AI and the tension between privacy and public safety theglobeandmail.com/business… [Translated from EN to English]
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AI Industry’s Toxic Culture: Don’t Think, Just Trust
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There's a toxic culture coming out of the AI industry that keeps trying to get us not to think. The message is everywhere. Don’t read the code, just vibe-code. Don’t try to understand all the text, just let AI summarize it. Don’t bother educating yourself, it’s too late. Don’t worry about the errors. Trust that everything will be fixed in the next version. The theme is the same. Don’t think too hard. Just keep swallowing the slop.
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AI Agents in Operating Systems Pose Privacy Risks
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📁 Meredith Whittaker, president of Signal, warns that AI agents embedded in operating systems could undermine privacy.
— Jon Hernandez (@JonhernandezIA) 6 mars 2026
To work, they need access to your calendar, files, browser, contacts and messages. That creates a massive gateway into your digital life.
And it can bypass… pic.twitter.com/xOb9ffAgcP📁 Meredith Whittaker, president of Signal, warns that AI agents embedded in operating systems could undermine privacy. To work, they need access to your calendar, files, browser, contacts and messages. That creates a massive gateway into your digital life. And it can bypass the protections encrypted apps rely on.
→ View original post on X — @mer__edith, 2026-03-06 11:30 UTC
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Reclaiming Authority Over Identity from Tech Companies
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“Take back the authority to define who we are from a handful of companies that have… naturalised their right to sort us and order us and tell us our place in the world” @mer__edith yojoflo (@yojoflo) The threat is real, it’s already here… plain speaking @mer__edith and @signalapp are north stars of true DPI. piped.video/5Wi6hse46l0?si=EZ-z… — https://nitter.net/yojoflo/status/2029819679930544572#m
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Tech Companies Recognize Fundamental Problems as Unsolvable
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"For a while, the [tech] companies saw the problems and intended to address them… But at some point they realized that the problems aren't so easily solvable. Because they are fundamental." @mer__edith zeit.de/2026/11/meredith-whi… [Translated from EN to English]
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Scientists call for moratorium on age assessment technologies
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Governments worldwide are moving to restrict access to online services based on age. More than 370 scientists have written an open letter calling for a moratorium on age assessment technologies until there is solid evidence on feasibility and impact. A 🧵 csa-scientist-open-letter.or…
→ View original post on X — @mer__edith, 2026-03-02 09:21 UTC
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LLM De-anonymization: Why Routing Anonymity Alone Won’t Protect Privacy
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Much talk about increasing privacy by creating a layer of anonymity routing between user & AI model provider. But what I truly don't get is this: commodity LLMs are already exceptionally good at identifying patterns & de-anonymizing. Why should we think they aren't capable of quickly relinking us? I'd wager that 1-shot re-identification by a model is easily possible across single prompts from multiple accounts, even if they are 'anonymously' routed to the API. Almost certainly especially true when users are working on the same bit of code, project, or from the same environment. Upshot: sort of like using Tor browser thinking you're anonymous from websites, but keeping cookies across sessions. The amount of muckery you'd have to do to context to be truly hardened against relinking by large models seems truly substantial to the point of massive inefficency. John Scott-Railton (@jsrailton) A lot of privacy has turned out to be just friction… …thats quickly being automated away. E.g. random anons could rest easy knowing manually de-anonymizing them wasn't worth the cost to anybody. Not true anymore. Now it's fast & scalable, especially for governments. — https://nitter.net/jsrailton/status/2027196811736485982#m
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