Markatlarge

Markatlarge

@markatlarge.bsky.social

I’m in digital marketing tech and app developer, specializing in creating innovative solutions like BingeWatch, a streaming sharing and discovery app, and Punge, an AI-powered NSFW image detector.

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VICTORY! EFF, our co-counsel and our clients have won our lawsuit against the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. A judge agreed OPM violated the law when it disclosed millions of federal employee records to DOGE agents. The court will decide the remedy at a later date.

eff.orgVictory! Court Rules OPM Data Disclosure to DOGE Is UnlawfulA federal court in New York definitively ruled that the Office of Personnel Management violated the law when it disclosed millions of federal employee records to DOGE agents. The court will decide the...

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A new Medicare program uses AI to evaluate prior authorization requests. New records obtained by EFF show that this program has resulted in widespread delays and denials of care, operational chaos, and reports of patients waiting in pain. www.eff.org/deeplinks/2...

eff.orgNew Records Reveal Problems with Medicare’s AI Prior AuthorizationEFF sued the government for information a new Medicare program that uses AI to evaluate prior authorization requests for certain medical services. Today, we’re releasing approximately 1,000 pages of

Every AI model has false positives. I developed an app that detects sensitive images that runs on your device. I believe Apple’s model runs on device as well. Be interested if my model would detect or reject. markatlarge.com/go/?app=punge It’s worth a test @josephcox.bsky.social

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Every AI model has false positives. I developed an app that detects sensitive images that runs on your device. I believe Apple’s model runs on device as well. Be interested if my model would detect or reject. markatlarge.com/go/?app=punge @josephcox.bsky.social be a good test

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Just 10 days after the SpaceX IPO, the stock has plunged and the average investor has seen most of their initial gains disappear. And don't forget: rules protecting investors from volatile new stocks were gutted — at SpaceX's behest. The universe's largest Ponzi scheme?

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New Yorkers need affordable homes. New Yorkers need great public libraries. So we're building both. Today, we took the next step toward creating a brand-new library and more than 200 affordable homes at the New Utrecht Library site in Brooklyn. Because public land should serve the public.

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If you were horrified watching elected leaders run & scramble because of gun violence, just imagine how my daughter Jaime felt in school running from an active shooter before she was killed. Now, become a part of the solution & only vote for people determined to address gun violence in America.

Who’s surprised. Google is the absolute worst of the worse. They will appease the government any way they can so they can keep harvesting your data for profit.

Despite promising to tell users before giving their data to law enforcement, Google handed Amandla Thomas-Johnson's data to ICE in 2025 without giving him the chance to challenge the government's invalid subpoena. We're urging the AGs of CA and NY to investigate Google for deceptive trade practices.

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This is performative hateful cruelty for the sake of cruelty. What is wrong with people that they feel the need to attack people just for being. No I'm not asking for an answer. It's a rhetorical question. I'm just venting at how disgusting this is.

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It seems all Kansas-issued trans drivers' licenses are invalid, effective tomorrow It is now illegal for trans people to drive a car until they surrender their license at a DMV (that most will need to drive to) and have it reissued with the wrong gender marker This was never about woman's sports

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Limiting access to photos means “protecting yourself from accidentally uploading multiple pictures you do not intend, & ensuring that the app can’t access more than you want, either by accident or malicious intent,” EFF’s @thorinklosowski.com told @HuffPost.com. www.huffpost.com/entry/phone...

huffpost.comExperts Say You Should Never Give Apps Full Access To Your Photos — The Reason Why Is DisturbingDoing this is risky, security experts say.

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Listen to Senator Wyden. I wish more of his colleagues would do so.

Senator Ron Wyden@wyden.senate.gov

When I wrote Section 230 I did so knowing it would be critical for protecting free speech online. 30 years later and it’s one of the last things standing in the way of Republican censorship of the internet. Here’s to many more years of defending this vital safeguard of free speech.

Thank you @emanuelmaiberg.bsky.social — thanks to your report, I got my account back. For most “nobodies,” recovery is impossible. You’re shedding light on how deeply broken this process is. Hope more people see it now. www.404media.co/a-developer-...

404media.coA Developer Accidentally Found CSAM in AI Data. Google Banned Him For ItMark Russo reported the dataset to all the right organizations, but still couldn't get into his accounts for months.

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Police surveil everyone driving in San Jose and search that data thousands of times per month without ever seeking a warrant. It’s an unchecked police power, an end run around the courts & a blatant privacy invasion, EFF’s Lisa Femia wrote for @MercuryNews.com. www.mercurynews.com/2025/12/06/...

mercurynews.comOpinion: San Jose’s vast surveillance network is watching you. Be afraid.The city’s license plate cameras are collecting revealing data that police nationwide are searching — all without warrants.

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"Google Chrome has failed to provide key privacy protections that other browsers offer," EFF’s Lena Cohen told @Newsweek.com; awareness of online tracking’s dangers “has led many consumers to switch to privacy-focused browsers, like Firefox and DuckDuckGo.” www.newsweek.com/google-chro...

newsweek.comGoogle Chrome's internet supremacy faces major threatsCompetitors are capitalizing on privacy and safety concerns to urge users to migrate to their in-home browsers from Google Chrome.

Unbelievable. Governments or anyone should have court orders to access our privet data. We all being treated like criminals.