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British Police are Using Period Tracker Data and Blood Tests To Investigate Patients Who Miscarry
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this post was submitted on 02 Nov 2023
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can you point to any signs justifying your optimistic thoughts?
Signs: programming is easy to learn. Learn to hack the things that make you scared. Afraid of mosquito-sized drones killing you? Kill your politicians with them first instead.
Mandatory “e-vax” passports? Hack them, show the world that they are useless as they are easier to forge than a stamped paper.
Databases holding miscarriages info to use the info against people in the future ? Corrupt their data, fill it with crap, or expose it so they have to shut the place down.
It’s not what the world can do for you…
if it's as easy as just 'hack them' what's stopping you?