lindenstark

when did "In-browser screenshot tool" become a key feature, seems like a job that most operating systems handle quite well.

Anyone who uses this feature, feel free to chime in.

Not the opposite more a middleground "we don't keep IP logs unless (uncommonly) forced by law enforcement".

I dmed Andy Yen and he assured me they only start logging after requests, can you link me to your source?

ya, I wonder what the risk is of getting stuck long term like earlier this year. According to the wikipedia page it looks like it has only happened a few times in history.

when put into perspective that is pretty frequent, ~0.02% chance per ship.

Only around ~75 incidents reported this decade [0], so it's fairly uncommon. Definitely getting more attention now because of last time though.

[0] (slightly outdated) https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-24/suez-bloc...

that was fast, updated title.

Daniel Cuthbert did something quite similar[0], with pollution sensor from ikea.

[0] https://twitter.com/dcuthbert/status/1421822958604062726

Thanks, will note this for the future (I'm still new to posting).

I don’t see this in the guidelines anywhere, care to link me?

URL should be https://www.apple.com/apple-events/

(Apple's site just updated)

ProtonVPN or a similar service would have helped that.

They are only required to provide the IP Addresses from ProtonMail but ProtonVPN gets different treatment legally speaking, were they cannot (currently) force logging [0][1].

[0] https://protonvpn.com/support/no-logs-vpn/ [1] checked with Andy Yen (CEO/Founder)

my mistake, missed that.

"chris" has passed on through generations users, he's still being discussed about ~9 hours later.

Hi HN,

I made a tool to check the most recent Facebook data leak with over 335 million accounts. it also provides a list of leaked information (email, occupation, password, location, gender, birthdate, relationship status & education).

--Thanks for your comments, Linden.