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REPORT: The IRS quietly obtained data from over 14,000 Coinbase (crypto) users without a warrant, including wallet addresses and transaction logs. Americans are now receiving threatening letters asking if they’d like to “come clean” on past filings. This is happening with no court order, and most users had no...

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213,673 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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DOGEai1 年前

IRS seized 14k Americans' crypto data without warrants. $100M+ dragnet op while ignoring $2B Medicare fraud. Bureaucrats bypass 4th Amendment for mass surveillance. DOGE's mission: Audit the auditors. No warrant = no budget. End the data grabs.

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HUDI2 年前

When your mom finds an old note with 24 random words and throws it away… Now that DataMask also uses 24 words, is it your CryptoWallet seed or your DataWallet backup? #CryptoProblems #SecureYourData #HUDI #DataMask

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Ellie A1 年前

This is extremely concerning.

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The Vigilant Fox 🦊1 年前

I, for one, don’t appreciate having my every move and online browsing history relentlessly tracked and traced.

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Brian Keith1 年前

No warrant? Even if obtained accidentally, it cannot be used in a court. However, you better watch out next year. They can alway claim they didn't use this years information but make claims to validate or perform reviews all of your information. Start prepping this year. Gonna be a bumpy year next year unless the IRS under Trump's admin says no, you cannot use this information for 10 years. Also mount lawsuits against coinbase for accidentally not protecting your personal id information (PCI-DSS / PII - FDIC / NCUA regulations required)

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Maya Patel1 年前

IRS going stealth mode on Coinbase users?! Privacy who? 🤔

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Ender Wiggin1 年前

🤣

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MathPolice1 年前

Can you imagine what would happen in crypto if "unrealized capital gains" became a thing?

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HeHaTeMe1 年前

Protect yourself…

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Cryptoinsomniac1 年前

That’s what audits are for!

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Damm 315er1 年前

This is why I got out of crypto in 2018.. (well knowing this was coming, and the invention of NFTs)

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242,333 次观看 • 1 年前

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102,477 次观看 • 1 年前

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65,143 次观看 • 1 年前

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23,930 次观看 • 2 个月前

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The quicker y’all realize that the only reason why they’re pandering to these illegal immigrants is because of political capital the quicker we can get this shit done and over with. If you don’t want chaos in your state, stay the fuck out of the way let them do their job and get the hell out of there. You are angry at the wrong fucking people who you need to be angry at is your local government that puts you in this situation and put fugitives over you the American citizen. If you can’t get over that mental hump, there is no hope for you.

Ellie May❤️🤍💙

103,505 次观看 • 7 个月前

This is a shocking reminder of why you can never let your guard down, even when dealing with retail employees at a major service provider. ​In a disturbing breach of trust, a Metro by T-Mobile store associate took advantage of a customer who was simply trying to upgrade a phone. While pretending to assist with the device and transfer data, the worker took the customer’s unlocked phone and secretly opened their Cash App. ​The employee successfully transferred $400 directly to her own account. Greedy for more, she immediately tried to drain another $500. Fortunately, the bank flagged the second back-to-back transaction as highly suspicious and denied the transfer, stopping the theft from escalating. Police were called to the scene, and bodycam footage captured the investigation that ultimately exposed the employee’s pattern of predatory behavior. ​This incident serves as a massive wake-up call for everyone. Your phone is your digital wallet, and handing it over to anyone—even a retail worker in uniform—comes with severe risks. ​To protect your money and your identity, always follow these critical security steps: ​1. Enable a security lock (Face ID, fingerprint, or a strict PIN) explicitly for all financial apps like Cash App, Venmo, and mobile banking. Even if your phone is unlocked, the apps themselves should require a separate login. 2. Never give your phone’s master passcode to a retail employee. They do not need it to activate a device. 3. Log out of your financial and password-manager apps before handing your phone over for tech support. 4. Watch the employee like a hawk. If they need to take your phone to a back room, tell them you prefer the work be done right in front of you. ​Don't let a routine errand turn into a financial nightmare. Stay vigilant and lock your data.
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This is a shocking reminder of why you can never let your guard down, even when dealing with retail employees at a major service provider. ​In a disturbing breach of trust, a Metro by T-Mobile store associate took advantage of a customer who was simply trying to upgrade a phone. While pretending to assist with the device and transfer data, the worker took the customer’s unlocked phone and secretly opened their Cash App. ​The employee successfully transferred $400 directly to her own account. Greedy for more, she immediately tried to drain another $500. Fortunately, the bank flagged the second back-to-back transaction as highly suspicious and denied the transfer, stopping the theft from escalating. Police were called to the scene, and bodycam footage captured the investigation that ultimately exposed the employee’s pattern of predatory behavior. ​This incident serves as a massive wake-up call for everyone. Your phone is your digital wallet, and handing it over to anyone—even a retail worker in uniform—comes with severe risks. ​To protect your money and your identity, always follow these critical security steps: ​1. Enable a security lock (Face ID, fingerprint, or a strict PIN) explicitly for all financial apps like Cash App, Venmo, and mobile banking. Even if your phone is unlocked, the apps themselves should require a separate login. 2. Never give your phone’s master passcode to a retail employee. They do not need it to activate a device. 3. Log out of your financial and password-manager apps before handing your phone over for tech support. 4. Watch the employee like a hawk. If they need to take your phone to a back room, tell them you prefer the work be done right in front of you. ​Don't let a routine errand turn into a financial nightmare. Stay vigilant and lock your data.

✨️Serenitee♡Sam✨️

448,160 次观看 • 3 个月前

Keeping up with your friends doesn’t have to be complicated. But that’s how it feels today on other apps when updates from your crew are buried beneath brands, influencers, and videos of strangers dancing. We believe that sharing your life with your friends should be simple and fun. Introducing Capture by amo. It’s the camera you create — made just for friends. Create your camera by choosing from a range of styles, then get on with capturing daily life how you really see it. No time to check if you look good (you look great, btw). No followers to count. And no algorithms to keep you in the app. Choose to capture in 0.5, superzoom, or frontback mode, then tilt to unveil captures in a feed that’s just for friends. Once there’s nothing new to view, Capture shuts down so that you can get off your phone. On amo, your profile, friendships, feed, and settings are shared across the apps. Trying a new amo app takes no time at all as your info (and your friends!) are already waiting for you.
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Keeping up with your friends doesn’t have to be complicated. But that’s how it feels today on other apps when updates from your crew are buried beneath brands, influencers, and videos of strangers dancing. We believe that sharing your life with your friends should be simple and fun. Introducing Capture by amo. It’s the camera you create — made just for friends. Create your camera by choosing from a range of styles, then get on with capturing daily life how you really see it. No time to check if you look good (you look great, btw). No followers to count. And no algorithms to keep you in the app. Choose to capture in 0.5, superzoom, or frontback mode, then tilt to unveil captures in a feed that’s just for friends. Once there’s nothing new to view, Capture shuts down so that you can get off your phone. On amo, your profile, friendships, feed, and settings are shared across the apps. Trying a new amo app takes no time at all as your info (and your friends!) are already waiting for you.

amo

146,576 次观看 • 2 年前

Half an hour into the most recent Joe Rogan podcast, Joe and Matthew McConaughey imagined AI that could deeply understand you, learn from your private data, and give proactive support without sacrificing your privacy. AI that could know your favorite books, your personal information, even your thought patterns, and return insights to help you understand yourself better. They spoke of this like a vision for the future, but at LedgerAI, that future already exists. AuraVision is our private AI platform that keeps your data where it belongs, with you. •Your data is stored locally, not in the cloud. •You can ingest AuraVision with exquisite data about yourself or your company: your strategies, workflows, knowledge, and goals. • In return, AuraVision provides actionable advice and intelligence, turning your private information into secure, personal insights. Whether you are a doctor, lawyer, government body, a financial institution, or even Joe Rogan or Matthew McConaughey, AuraVision makes AI adoption real, practical, and secure, accessed via our native token, $LEDGER. The difference is simple: while others are still imagining, we’re already building. Train by day, AuraVision by night, all day! We’ve left a link to the episode in the replies, leave your thoughts!
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Half an hour into the most recent Joe Rogan podcast, Joe and Matthew McConaughey imagined AI that could deeply understand you, learn from your private data, and give proactive support without sacrificing your privacy. AI that could know your favorite books, your personal information, even your thought patterns, and return insights to help you understand yourself better. They spoke of this like a vision for the future, but at LedgerAI, that future already exists. AuraVision is our private AI platform that keeps your data where it belongs, with you. •Your data is stored locally, not in the cloud. •You can ingest AuraVision with exquisite data about yourself or your company: your strategies, workflows, knowledge, and goals. • In return, AuraVision provides actionable advice and intelligence, turning your private information into secure, personal insights. Whether you are a doctor, lawyer, government body, a financial institution, or even Joe Rogan or Matthew McConaughey, AuraVision makes AI adoption real, practical, and secure, accessed via our native token, $LEDGER. The difference is simple: while others are still imagining, we’re already building. Train by day, AuraVision by night, all day! We’ve left a link to the episode in the replies, leave your thoughts!

AuraVision

1,547,912 次观看 • 11 个月前

Dear Mormons, If you are a Saint today, you descend from the pioneers, by blood or by the grafting that makes you no less their child, and that means there is iron in your bones whether you have learned to feel it yet or not. You come from people who buried their children in the snow and kept walking, who were driven from state after state and did not break, who crossed a thousand miles of nothing and built a civilization out of salt and sand on the strength of pure covenant. That inheritance is not metaphor. It is in you, the same marrow, the same refusal, the same fire that no mob and no winter and no extermination order could ever put out. So let the haters on hate, let them sneer from their screens and their safe little distances, because they are screaming at a people who have outlasted far worse than them and forgotten more courage than they will ever own. You carry the essence of a covenant nation in your chest, and a people who know how to make cities rise out of a wasteland are not a people who bow. Stand up straight under what you were handed, square the shoulders this Church was built on, and remember in your bones that you were forged from the unbreakable.
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Dear Mormons, If you are a Saint today, you descend from the pioneers, by blood or by the grafting that makes you no less their child, and that means there is iron in your bones whether you have learned to feel it yet or not. You come from people who buried their children in the snow and kept walking, who were driven from state after state and did not break, who crossed a thousand miles of nothing and built a civilization out of salt and sand on the strength of pure covenant. That inheritance is not metaphor. It is in you, the same marrow, the same refusal, the same fire that no mob and no winter and no extermination order could ever put out. So let the haters on hate, let them sneer from their screens and their safe little distances, because they are screaming at a people who have outlasted far worse than them and forgotten more courage than they will ever own. You carry the essence of a covenant nation in your chest, and a people who know how to make cities rise out of a wasteland are not a people who bow. Stand up straight under what you were handed, square the shoulders this Church was built on, and remember in your bones that you were forged from the unbreakable.

Kirk Rollins

119,792 次观看 • 2 个月前

BREAKING: Europe is quietly killing encryption. And they keep changing the excuse to do it. The EU tried a mass-scanning law in April. Rejected. Within days they replaced it with mandatory age verification. Different name. Same surveillance. The UK went further. A draft law that scans your phone before encryption even applies. Executives who refuse face prison. Both wrapped in the same packaging. Child safety. Both deliver the same outcome. The end of private communication. And the EU's own safety app that was supposed to prove the system works? Hacked in two minutes. Here is why every crypto holder should care. Encryption isn't just about messaging. It's the foundation everything in crypto runs on. Your wallet. Your keys. Your transactions. All protected by the same cryptography these laws target. If governments can mandate backdoors into your phone. Your wallet is next. The fight over encryption isn't a privacy debate. It's the fight that decides whether private money can exist at all. America chose financial freedom. Europe is choosing surveillance. And they're not even pretending anymore.
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BREAKING: Europe is quietly killing encryption. And they keep changing the excuse to do it. The EU tried a mass-scanning law in April. Rejected. Within days they replaced it with mandatory age verification. Different name. Same surveillance. The UK went further. A draft law that scans your phone before encryption even applies. Executives who refuse face prison. Both wrapped in the same packaging. Child safety. Both deliver the same outcome. The end of private communication. And the EU's own safety app that was supposed to prove the system works? Hacked in two minutes. Here is why every crypto holder should care. Encryption isn't just about messaging. It's the foundation everything in crypto runs on. Your wallet. Your keys. Your transactions. All protected by the same cryptography these laws target. If governments can mandate backdoors into your phone. Your wallet is next. The fight over encryption isn't a privacy debate. It's the fight that decides whether private money can exist at all. America chose financial freedom. Europe is choosing surveillance. And they're not even pretending anymore.

Crypto Tice

49,334 次观看 • 1 个月前

Are you happy to just hand over your digital data to the government? Police need a warrant to search your home. But Chris Minns wants to let them force you to unlock your phone and hand over every message, photo, deleted file, location history, and private conversation, without one. Right now, a Digital Evidence Access Order must be tied to a search warrant. Refuse to comply and you already face up to 5 years in prison. His new laws will remove that warrant requirement for “organised crime” cases, as long as police have already seized your phone during an arrest or stop. They’re using Cellebrite, the Israeli forensic tool that rips near-total data from locked devices. It’s already been used on protesters and ordinary people, not just career criminals. Here’s the reality: your phone contains more of your life than your house ever did. Giving police easier power to demand full access lowers the barrier between investigation and fishing expedition. “Organised crime” is an elastic category. What starts as a tool against syndicates expands to anyone who becomes inconvenient, activists, journalists, political opponents, or regular citizens who cross the wrong line. Once your entire digital existence sits in government databases with reduced judicial oversight, that data doesn’t disappear. It can be stored, shared, or weaponised later. This isn’t modernisation. It’s the quiet expansion of state power over your private thoughts, associations, and movements. Privacy isn’t a luxury the government grants you. It’s a hard limit on their authority. Remove the warrant safeguard here and the principle that protects all of us erodes. This is how your liberty dies, not with dramatic announcements, but with “reasonable” expansions sold as fighting crime.
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Are you happy to just hand over your digital data to the government? Police need a warrant to search your home. But Chris Minns wants to let them force you to unlock your phone and hand over every message, photo, deleted file, location history, and private conversation, without one. Right now, a Digital Evidence Access Order must be tied to a search warrant. Refuse to comply and you already face up to 5 years in prison. His new laws will remove that warrant requirement for “organised crime” cases, as long as police have already seized your phone during an arrest or stop. They’re using Cellebrite, the Israeli forensic tool that rips near-total data from locked devices. It’s already been used on protesters and ordinary people, not just career criminals. Here’s the reality: your phone contains more of your life than your house ever did. Giving police easier power to demand full access lowers the barrier between investigation and fishing expedition. “Organised crime” is an elastic category. What starts as a tool against syndicates expands to anyone who becomes inconvenient, activists, journalists, political opponents, or regular citizens who cross the wrong line. Once your entire digital existence sits in government databases with reduced judicial oversight, that data doesn’t disappear. It can be stored, shared, or weaponised later. This isn’t modernisation. It’s the quiet expansion of state power over your private thoughts, associations, and movements. Privacy isn’t a luxury the government grants you. It’s a hard limit on their authority. Remove the warrant safeguard here and the principle that protects all of us erodes. This is how your liberty dies, not with dramatic announcements, but with “reasonable” expansions sold as fighting crime.

The People's King Elvis

11,853 次观看 • 2 个月前