05 November 2026

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Mark Zuckerberg lying to Congress, basically a 'Go Fuck Yourself' smile.

In the IT&T (Information Technology & Telecommunications) world, ANY product from 'Meta Platforms', NASDAQ:META (Class A), is seen as a danger to one's privacy AND security, period!

It cannot be ignored that, Zuckerberg's platforms are a subservient to the FiveEyes ('FVEY' - trading on the stock exchange??) 'Anglosphere' intelligence alliance.

Irrespective of the finances he's been given command of, he is a low quality (alleged) human, that being of low morals and/or etiquette, in colloquial terms, basically a PoS (Piece of Shit).

EXACTLY the type of being the sociopaths in charge of our lives NEED!

Some people swear that their 'Google' Android or Apple phones are 'listening' to their conversations, but those people may have ZERO technical qualifications to assert this 'allegation'.

A reality called 'Big Data' is more plausible in ascertaining the subject's future actions or thought patterns.

Keeping in mind that this topic will not have ALL the answers in one post, where it may also be outdated in a year or three, the following article by Daily Security Review, from May 2026 may shed more light.

 WhatsApp Stores Chats Unencrypted, Meta Apps Can Read Them


Mysk researchers found WhatsApp stores chat history unencrypted in a file accessible to Facebook and Instagram on iOS and macOS without user permission. 

WhatsApp encrypts messages in transit — but iOS and macOS security researchers at Mysk disclosed on May 24, 2026 that after those messages arrive on a device, the decrypted chat history sits in an unprotected SQLite database file that Facebook and Instagram can read without triggering a single user permission prompt.

How WhatsApp’s Axolotl.sqlite Database Exposes Messages After Delivery

Mysk’s analysis of WhatsApp’s file structure on iOS and macOS found that the application writes its full chat history to a SQLite database named “Axolotl.sqlite,” stored inside a shared app group container identified as “group.net.whatsapp.WhatsApp.shared.” The file carries no encryption at rest. Once end-to-end encrypted messages are decrypted upon delivery and written to local storage, their content is accessible as plaintext to any application that has permission to read that container. The database structure does not apply additional cryptographic protection beyond what the device’s standard file system offers.

How Apple’s App Group Model Gives Facebook and Instagram Access to Axolotl.sqlite

Apple’s developer app group mechanism is a standard platform feature that allows multiple applications from the same organization to share a common data container — files, preferences, cached data — without requiring the operating system to broker each individual read. Because WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram are all Meta-owned applications registered under the same developer identity, all three have access to the shared container where Axolotl.sqlite resides. No user-facing permission dialog appears when a Meta application accesses this container, and the operating system generates no visible alert. A device running WhatsApp alongside either the Facebook or Instagram application gives Meta’s two primary advertising platforms passive read access to the complete local WhatsApp chat history — without any user interaction, without any software flaw, and without any exploit.

WhatsApp’s Encryption Claims Do Not Apply to On-Device Message Storage

The access path documented by Mysk targets a specific and structurally different layer from the one WhatsApp’s end-to-end encryption protects. E2E encryption applies to messages while they travel between sender and recipient — the cryptographic guarantees prevent interception in transit. That protection ends when a message is decrypted on the receiving device and written to local storage. The Mysk finding is also categorically distinct from macOS CVE-2026-28910, the Archive Utility sandbox bypass that Apple patched in March 2026, which required active exploitation of a software vulnerability. The shared container access to WhatsApp’s chat database operates through Apple’s legitimate developer framework: no vulnerability is needed, and no exploit is required. It works by design.

Law Enforcement Access When Meta’s Apps Already Hold Plaintext WhatsApp Messages

The architecture surfaces a second category of concern beyond Meta’s own advertising-platform access. In jurisdictions where Meta cooperates with government data requests, law enforcement or intelligence agencies can potentially obtain WhatsApp message content by directing legal process at Meta — without any adversarial access to the E2E encryption layer. The Mysk disclosure frames this not as a traditional backdoor but as a design choice: a shared unencrypted container combined with Meta-wide app group permissions achieves a functionally equivalent outcome for any party with the legal authority to compel Meta to provide data it can access. This is relevant both to active law enforcement investigations and to broader debates about iOS platform access for encrypted messaging applications.

Two ongoing lawsuits against Meta now have a publicly verifiable, reproducible technical finding consistent with their central allegations. A federal class action filed in January 2026 in the Northern District of California and a May 2026 lawsuit brought by the Texas Attorney General both cite unnamed whistleblowers claiming that Meta maintains internal mechanisms to access WhatsApp message content. Before the Mysk disclosure, those claims rested solely on whistleblower accounts with no independently verified technical mechanism. Mysk’s identification of the Axolotl.sqlite container, its unencrypted contents, and the app group access path available to Facebook and Instagram provides a concrete, independently reproducible technical basis consistent with the allegations in both proceedings.

WhatsApp and Meta had not issued a public response to the disclosure as of the time of publication. The finding places WhatsApp’s device-level threat model under direct scrutiny — particularly for users on devices where Facebook or Instagram are co-installed alongside WhatsApp, and who have relied on end-to-end encryption as their primary justification for using a Meta-owned messaging platform.

SEE OTHER RESOURCES:

Smartphone motion sensors could be used to listen to your phone conversations 

Gyrophone: Recognizing Speech from Gyroscope Signals 


31 October 2026

The Word Voluntary Is About To Lose All Meaning In Australia - Digital ID Phase 3 & 4

This will be a privacy & security nightmare for the pleb population of Australia.

Watch as data breaches will be predominant, where the victims are the serf pool, and not the so called 'authorities'.

Repercussions?

NOTHING meaningful, as always in this colony.

Keeping in mind that this has NOTHING to do with protecting the children (of the cannon fodder) farcical excuse, but rather part of a larger global surveillance agenda on the 'good' people of planet Earth.

If there was truly an agenda to bring to 'justice' the 'alleged' criminal activities of paedophiles, giving a remedy to the victims, then the 'persons' mentioned in the Epstein Files would be brought before the courts.

See short video by Tech Win Cyber:




29 October 2026

Government Corruption - Centrelink Acting Unlawfully, AGAIN!

If one starts off with a baseline that Australia's governments or rather corporations aggregate, ALL are ('allegedly') corrupt that would be a solid starting point.

At the end of the business day, no one [in government] really cares, until any allegation goes before the courts, where even then their 'brethren' will exonerate the 'alleged' criminals.

MANY so called government institutions act unlawfully, and obtaining a remedy from their unlawful actions is a deliberately created tedious process.

IF the serfs actually comprehended how corrupt the people in government really are there would be  repeat of an even from 1381.

That's why there is under-reporting of corruption by the mainstream media.

I any event here is what the plebs are allowed to know from Rupert Murdoch's entertainment empire:

‘Disgrace’: Centrelink targets almost 150k over unpaid debts calculated by once ‘unlawful’ method

The welfare system’s previous method of calculating debt was found to be unlawful but has since been renewed – now they’re chasing almost 150,000 Aussies.

Centrelink is ordering almost 150,000 Australians to pay back millions using an “income apportionment” method that was once declared unlawful.

The method was used by averaging income when someone’s pay slips or work dates did not correctly match period didn’t align with their Centrelink reporting period and their payslip didn’t show which days they worked.

During these instances, Services Australia would evenly divide or “apportion” the person’s income across two or more Centrelink fortnightly reporting periods.

The system was in place for Centrelink between the 1990s and 2020 and tallied up three million debts totalling about $4.4m.


It came to an end in December 2020 when legislation was introduced to change the reporting system, with Services Australia no longer dividing income across fortnights to determine a person’s payment rate.

A 2025 test case in the Federal Court found the apportion method relating to Victorian plumber Matthew Chaplin was unlawful, with an alternative method to calculating owed funds confirmed in July 2025.

However, in December the same year, new legislation was passed to validate all income apportionate debts.

That meant Services Australia could pick up where it left off in chasing debts down.

“We wrote to customers with paused debts a number of times to let them know about the pause, their review rights and options for voluntarily continuing debt repayments,” a Services Australia spokesman told NewsWire.

“The letters we sent explained that the debts wouldn’t be visible in customers’ money you owe and gave instructions on how customers could view the debt information in their statement of debt.”

Although millions have paid off the debts, about 147,000 Australians received notices from Centrelink earmarked as still owing funds.

“Since 2023, we paused repayments on approximately 147,000 debts potentially impacted by income apportionment,” the spokesperson said.

“Now that legislation has passed to validate the use of income apportionment, we’re progressively restarting repayments for paused debts.”

However, some argue the debts aren’t accurate.

Some are allegedly linked to back payments from social security payments that were received more than a decade earlier.

Jodie, a single mum from Adelaide, told 9News she was horrified when she was hit with a notice from Services Australia saying she still owed money despite six years passing since she was last informed of the debt.

She claimed to have earlier reached out to Services Australia to dispute the debts, of which one was halved after being reviewed by Centrelink.

When the repayments were paused temporarily in April 2020 due to Covid-19, Jodie said she stopped disputing the debts.

“These debts have just reappeared after six years,” she said.

“All of a sudden, they are hounding me to pay it. What the hell?”

She claimed the reported debts were inaccurate, as she had “over-estimated my income back then by $100 a fortnight just so I wouldn’t get a debt”.

Six years later, the debt has returned, with Jodie arguing it would be almost impossible to track her work pay slips back to 2014 as requested by Services Australia.

“How can I prove what my income was in 2014? This is a disgrace,” she said.

The Services Australia spokesman told NewsWire that Australians were contacted in January this year about the unpaid debts.

“In January, we wrote to affected customers about the change, the resumption of repayments and to let them know they could apply for a compensation payment under the Income Apportionment Resolution Scheme,,” they said.

“We’ll write to customers 28 days before their debt repayments are due to resume.”

Despite residents being informed of the repayments, Jodie said she dismissed the letter, as her online dashboard showed no sign of owing funds.

She was also a victim of Robodebt, the automated debt assessment and recovery scheme established by the Liberal government from 2015 to 2019.

Robodebt was found to be unlawful, with $1.76bn in debts wiped by the federal government in 2020.

“I don’t have any faith in Centrelink because of what they have put me through, and now they are doing it to me again,” Jodie said.

However, the Services Australia spokesman told NewsWire the income apportionment scheme was not Robodebt.

“Income apportionment debts aren’t robodebts,” they said.

“They were calculated using actual earnings information provided by customers, not averaged ATO income information.”

A compensation scheme was introduced for recipients with income apportioned debts that allowed them to claim up to $600 in reparations – with applications available until January 29, 2027.

The spokesman said anyone who believed they were wrongfully contacted about the debts should contact Services Australia “for an explanation or review”.

 

25 October 2026

Google Quietly Linked Your Phone Number Across Your Accounts, but You Can Stop It



In recent weeks, Google has been automatically connecting Android users' phone numbers to every Google account they are signed into on their devices—without requesting consent to do so. This means that if you are logged into personal, work, and disposable accounts on your Android phone, Google may have silently verified and linked your number with all of them even if you've deliberately kept them separate. If you that's not something you want, there's a way to fix it.

Google is automatically verifying Android users' phone numbers

As Android Authority reports, some Android users have recently received confirmation emails from an official Google address stating that their phone number has been verified. Google has required occasional phone number re-verification but appears to have updated its support documentation about a year ago to make this feature opt-out by default. As part of this process, Google also adds your phone number to all Google Accounts that are signed in on the device, including current accounts and phone numbers and any that are added or updated in the future.

You can change your phone number verification settings on Android

Disable automatic phone number verification

If you have an Android device, you can disable automatic phone number verification, which should prevent Google from linking sign-in accounts together. You can find this toggle in your Settings app under Google or Google services and preferences > All Services > Privacy & Security > Phone number verification. (Note that the exact path may differ by device.) You should periodically check to ensure this toggle remains off.

Delete associated numbers from accounts already linked

Updating this setting does not disconnect phone numbers and Google accounts that have already been linked. You can find out which are which via your Google Account Personal Info page. Select your profile picture in the upper-right corner to go through each signed-in account and open the Phone section to select and delete any numbers you don't want associated.

Review your Security & sign-in settings

Finally, Malwarebytes advises scrolling down to the Usage section on the Phone page to view which services are listed as well as reviewing your Security & sign-in settings. If you added your phone number for two-step verification or to a separate app like Google Pay, deleting it from the Phone page won't remove it entirely from your account, and you'll need to update those settings separately. Automatic phone verification shouldn't be the culprit here, but it's useful to audit what your number is being used for and on which accounts if you want to keep things separate. 

Source: LifeHacker Australia

All these actions are part of the surveillance state agenda,

nothing to do with your safety or even security.


22 October 2026

Exposing AdFection - How Discover-Tech Turned Targeted Ads Into a Pipeline for Zero-Click Mercenary Spyware


This is the first-ever public confirmation of zero-click mercenary spyware delivered via targeted ads. We call the technique AdFection, and show how it was used to infect devices at Al Jazeera with Candiru’s spyware. We also uncover Discover-Tech, and show how the company helps mercenary surveillance vendors track and hack devices around the world.

Key Findings

  • Devices at international news network Al Jazeera were infected with mercenary spyware from Candiru (rebranded as “Integrity Labs”) via targeted online advertisements. We provide the first public technical confirmation of a zero-click mercenary spyware attack delivered via targeted advertising, which we call AdFection.

  • The malicious advertisements were purchased by Discover-Tech, an Israeli company that presents itself as a legitimate advertising company, but which we found operates as a facilitator for multiple mercenary spyware partners.

  • Discover-Tech operates a platform called Controlium that enables its mercenary partners to de-anonymize, fingerprint, and automatically infect devices the moment an advertisement is rendered — a form of zero-click attack.

  • Analysis of four billion Discover-Tech bidding records shows that during a four-month period, the company’s ads were shown on almost 200,000 unique websites and Android/iOS apps in dozens of countries.

  • Discover-Tech’s ads also covertly directed millions of devices to contact Candiru’s servers, likely for large-scale tracking and reconnaissance. Discover-Tech is linked to mercenary spyware and intelligence threat actors beyond Candiru, including Intelos and Bindecy. 

  • A separate threat actor we call DARK CARTOGRAPHER is using Discover-Tech’s infrastructure to exploit vulnerabilities across numerous mobile carriers to link device advertising IDs with phone numbers, mass-deanonymizing internet users. We will detail our findings concerning this threat actor in a separate forthcoming report.

  • Discover-Tech has appeared on lists of “certified” and “approved” vendors maintained by Google and advertising industry association IAB Europe, and has served ads via major networks such as Google, Yandex, and Beeswax. Discover-Tech has also leveraged the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) consent frameworks to target users within the European Union.

  • Discover-Tech’s mass abuse, privacy invasion, and facilitation for mercenary spyware attacks illustrates structural flaws with the online advertising system, which failed to detect or prevent the abuse documented in this report.

  • We call on regulators to investigate whether Discover-Tech and Candiru/Integrity Labs violated applicable laws, and make recommendations to lawmakers, defenders, and the advertising industry on how to stop AdFection-style attacks and espionage. 

  • We disclosed our findings to ad vendors and industry organizations. Google, IAB Europe, Beeswax, Vungle (Liftoff), and Eskimi took action to disconnect Discover-Tech’s access to the digital advertising ecosystem. Other ad vendors we found to be involved in Discover-Tech’s operations did not respond to our request for comment within the timeline provided. We are also actively working with vendors to mitigate DARK CARTOGRAPHER’s mass-deanonymization attack.
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21 October 2026

Calista Clements Exposes What’s Really Happening to Australia (Full Interview)

Australia has become a real shithole!

MANY good people have exposed government actions for what they are on various social media platforms.

Some people may call it a 'failure of government' when in reality it is a policy to screw the good people of Australia over.

See the Shane Da Costa over 1hr interview with Calista Clements:

 

20 October 2026

An Effective System for Investigating Complaints Against Police (VLF)



The colony's police forces are corrupt, period!

Plain and simple, there are no 'ifs or buts', that's just how it is in this (penal) colony.

IF and that's a HUGE 'if' they get caught, their 'brethren' in the Anglo-masonic run legal system will get them out. 

For the very few that are caught out, there are no real repercussions, meaning loss of position or pension for their corruption.

Everything may look good on paper, but at the end of the business day, it is all about action.

Here is a 160 page document by the Victoria Law Foundation from 2006:



17 October 2026

Melton City Council EXPOSED! Corruption, Drugs, Wages Fraud, OH&S Issues


The inhabitants of this colony are one of the most over-governed people on this planet, where if you so desire you can research this topic on your own as this is beyond the scope of this article.

City Councils are one of the more fraudulent businesses around.

In Victoria, paperwork submitted to the courts in 2018 explicitly shows that the businesses called ‘City Councils’ are not lawfully enacted, as opposed to legally enacted, which they are.

Information from the other side of Melbourne to Melton, has been obtained by credible sources that management at the Melton City Council has gone feral.

Obviously the source requires to be anonymous for fear of retribution, as is always the case, when people expose corruption either from powerful corporations or government.

A while ago Brimbank City Council was exposed to be corrupt and the entire staff was removed, where that should also occur with the Melton council, says the source.

From what is understood, the top level staff are involved in hard hard drugs use, even during business hours, taking time off being unreachable, while rate payers are paying for their time to be on the job.

Managers are also harassing their underlings, but people are too afraid to launch an inquiry as they are certain that they will lose their job, as they are fully dependant on their wages, where some have even moved to Melton in order to be closer to work, even though they have stated that the council is a “shit hole” and one of the worst they have ever worked at.

When it comes to tenders, staff also give work to their mates and ‘cook the books’ in order for their mates/family to defraud ratepayers.

Wage theft is also prevalent across the council, where staff are deliberately put on a lower band instead of the one they should be, example being on a Band 5 instead of Band 6, where if they question the so called ‘authority’ they are met with hostility and gas-lighting.  

Managers also deliberately dismiss staff’s medical issues, therefore making unqualified medical assertions/advice, where instead of lodging the necessary paperwork, the staff are bullied into compliance.

“This is just the tip of the iceberg”, with regards to what’s really going on at the Melton City Council from what the source has mentioned.

Australia is a corrupt to the core (penal) colony, as at law it’s still a colony, albeit a self governing one.

Yep, that's right, what a great idea to give criminals free reign without the Imperial government’s oversight.



15 October 2026

Mass Surveillance under false pretexts - All men are F*CKED. It's OVER...

Since Australia is part of the Five Eyes global 'Anglo-sphere' surveillance network, whatever policies apply abroad are brought into this colony too.

See approx 16min video by The Hated One:




11 October 2026

Australian Video - Forensic Data Extraction Tools v GrapheneOS


GrapheneOS has been the gold standard for privacy and security on the Android ecosystem for quite some time, where in reality there are no 'peers'.

Any other so called (Android) 'privacy' operating system does not compare. 

Source: https://eylenburg.github.io/android_comparison.htm

For an up to date report see infograph in the above link.

Apparently the gold standard for data extraction from smartphones is Israel's forensic data extraction tool from Cellebrite.

It cannot gain access to data, running an up to date version GrapheneOS on a 7th generation Pixel phone.

See leaked screenshot from a memo on Cellebrite:

Currently GrapheneOS is only available on Google's Pixel smartphones, except for the Pixel 11 series.

As of 2027 GrapheneOS will be available on Motorola's flagship phone, that being the Signature 27 series.

When a phone is first turned on, it is in a state called BFU (Before First Unlock), where data on the device is encrypted and the encryption key only decrypts the data once an unlock code is entered, where the decryption key then resides in the phones memory.

A test has been performed on a GrapheneOS Pixel in its 3 various states:

  • After being turned on, with no PIN code entered, known as BFU,
  • After a PIN code has been entered, known as AFU (After First Unlock),
  • In an unlocked state. 

Spoiler Alert: It should come as no surprise, that data can be extracted from an unlocked phone.

This is shown in the video by Aussie Cyber-security creator Ahmed Khanji:


Source: https://www.instagram.com/khanjicyber/reel/DdwNL4EsslG/

The tools used in the video are not from Cellebrite, but rather seem to be free tools on github: ALEX and ALEAPP.

Even though Mr. Khanji mentions that the phone reboots every 18hrs, therefore clearing its memory and returning the phone to a BFU state, that setting is only by default.

Depending one one's threat model, the 'Auto reboot' function can be set to as little as 10 minutes:


The function can be found by searching for "Auto reboot" in Settings

or it can be navigated to by the following screen taps:

Settings -> Security and Privacy -> Exploit protection -> Auto reboot. 

See a more comprehensive post within the link:

GrapheneOS protections against data extraction from locked devices 

It is VERY important for Aussies NOT to be ignorant or complacent about their online footprint, data privacy & security, and most importantly to be aware of GrapheneOS, as Australia has become a Socialist Surveillance State.

It's basically a totalitarian state falsely advertised as a democracy.

It's a fascist state, a corporatocracy, a 'money for mates' colony or whatever else one would like to describe Australia as.