SCAM ALERT: Registry Australia (Pty Ltd) Domain Name Hijacking FRAUD

This 'internet scam' that is delivered via Australia Post, and it's a scam, or a hijacking of your Domain Name Registration.

This type of scam has been going on for over 20 years where the authorities have done nothing to shut this scam down.

This scam is aimed at the larger corporations, whose accountants 'just pay the bills' presented before them.

Sure if you factually read this so called bill 'like' piece of paper, it does state that it is not a renewal notice or bill, but its sheer existence falls under unconscionable conduct, no?

A domain name registration can cost you $20, where they'll hijack yours for nearly 5 times as much.

See other registrations by 'Registry Australia':

Surely this cannot be an 'honest' business?

Anyone care to take them to court over unconscionable / deceptive conduct?

Does Signal give your private & confidential conversations upon a court subpoena?

The scenario is as follows;

You’ve decided to use the messaging app called Signal in order for more private conversations with friends and family and the occasional group chatting about the New World Order, Bilderberg meetings and Zionist control over the world.

So, the only details the app acquires is the phone number you are using, where then you can put a username that you identify as for the day (e.g. Chief BigLongHorne) or entirety of the app.

For some reason (maybe) your conversation is noticed by a government plant, within the group, where as a result Signal Messenger LLC is served with a subpoena.

AS stated above only two forms of identification exist, where both may not be factually belonging to your ‘person’ or you (which are two different entities)

Governments are notorious for not housing the brightest sparks in the business, where most are just brainless order followers.

The example below is a classic case, where the FBI agent, whose name has been redacted, has less cranial matter than the below average human, as seen by his list of demands, for ‘items’ that do not exist within Signal.

See original 12 page subpoena within the Central District of California:

See the 3 page response given by Signal Messenger, LLC:

See explanation by Mental Outlaw:

SSSniperWolf: A Liar, Internet Trash, Google’s supported Cash Cow

Over the past few weeks the internet or more accurately the platform YouTube, has been ablaze with regards to trash content creator Alia ‘Lia’ Shelesh better known as SSSniperwolf and more importantly Google's reaction to a very big no-no of doxing. 

Taking online content and running with it offline is a violation of Ts&Cs, yet Google’s reaction was pitiful and basically a slap on the wrists for one of its biggest cash cows.

If  a male would have done this to a female, then all sorts of accusations would fly where a lawsuit would surely follow, in the most litigious nation on the planet. 

In one of her videos, Lia (or is it Liar?) states that you just cannot take someone’s content and re-upload it and monetise it, yet that is the entire purpose of her channel.

Just another trash content creator called out for what she’s being doing and more.

If you're interested in this topic, see more:

SSSniperWolf: A Complete History of Lies

YouTube Is Protecting SSSniperwolf...

Decline of Youtube - blocked vids, fake reviews, shadow bans, clickbait, hidden dislikes etc

What SssniperWolf Has Done Endangers Us All

YouTube's Terrible Response...

The Satisfying Downfall of SSSniperWolf

SSSniperwolf stole her life

SSSniperwolf Illegally Doxxed Jacksfilms?

The END of SSSniperWolf : She Has ALWAYS Been This Way… It Gets Worse in the Downfall

The Fall of SssniperWolf: YouTube's worst Creator

The problem is not the content creators but rather the people that subscribe to this trash

Microsoft may replace the Start button with the Copilot AI in Windows 12

Windows 12 could see a substantial system redesign in order to include a more AI-centric user experience. The start button could thus be replaced with Copilot AI, which is already available as a preview version in the latest Windows 11 update.

The next major version for the Windows operating system is expected to launch sometime in 2024, and Microsoft has been dropping hints on possible new features since late last year. AI is most likely going to get a bigger focus, since Microsoft is already collaborating with OpenAI on the Copilot feature, but we could see some design changes that revolve around AI-based interactions, as well. This was suggested by MS CEO Satya Nadella during the Snapdragon X Elite presentation on october 24.

As the entire computing industry is shifting focus to support an ever increasing number of AI-powered features, Microsoft too intends to be on the forefront of the AI movement starting with extensive software support integrated right in its hero product. The latest Windows 11 version already supports a preview for Copilot AI, but, given the beta state of the feature, this is still somewhat sluggish. With better hardware support coming on processors like Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite or AMD’s Hawk point, the AI interactions on Windows 12 should feel much smoother. However, Nadella mentioned that this will require “a new system architecture.”

Furthermore, according to Nadella, the upcoming OS could change the entire user experience, with Copilot somehow replacing the Start button. “The Copilot is like the Start button,” Nadella explains. “It becomes the orchestrator of all your app experiences. So for example, I just go there and express my intent and it either navigates me to an application or it brings the application to the Copilot, so it helps me learn, query and create — and completely changes, I think, the user habits.”

Right now, Copilot can launch most of the integrated applications on its own, yet it cannot access the file explorer and perform related tasks. Hopefully, Microsoft can expand the AI functions, especially the vocal commands, to support even more interactions in Windows 12.

Source:NotebookCheck.

If you value your privacy, then Microsoft products should not be loaded onto you computer.