The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Apple will store some iCloud encryption keys in China, raising security concerns
Apple moves iCloud encryption keys for Chinese users to China
Apple CEO to co-chair China Development Forum after handover of Chinese iCloud accounts
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“The deep state favored a Clinton presidency because CIA & NSA powers massively expanded under Democrat leadership. They had laxity and wanted to maintain the status quo. The first black President did more harm to your rights than any other President, and he did it with a smile,” tweeted Dotcom.
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The plan…
Here in Tokyo with Benjamin Fulford as my mentor-guide, I am meeting people who are going to charge the world. Everything Vladimir Putin is talking about — both a post-Western economic paradigm and a post-Google Internet — is being worked on in pieces.
I am especially fascinated by the leaders of the Chinese diaspora that I am meeting, who have direct access to Xi Jinping.
NOTE: Robert Steele will attend all three days — crypto and identity are converging to create the Autonomous Internet that will bury Amazon and Google. Start here.
Internet Identity Workshop Wiki (Past Notes Etc.)
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It's not too late to ditch the ad-based business model and build a better web.
At the end of the day, the business model that got us funded was advertising. The model that got us acquired was analyzing users’ personal homepages so we could better target ads to them. Along the way, we ended up creating one of the most hated tools in the advertiser’s toolkit: the pop-up ad.
Open Source Networking and a Vision of Fully Automated Networks
Transforming telecom
As an example of transformative change that is now underway, Joshipura pointed to the telecom industry. “For the past 137 years, we saw proprietary solutions,” he said. “But in the past several years, disaggregation has arrived, where hardware is separated from software. If you are a hardware engineer you build things like software developers do, with APIs and reusable modules. In the telecom industry, all of this is helping to scale networking deployments in brand new, automated ways.”
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