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Admin, I want to be convinced that bharatchan is not a glowhole. I don't want some fat underpaid unkil to look at my posts and book me for thought crimes against Milards of the court and Cuckendra Mudi the first of his name.

I don't want to be booked for calling out the increasing raand problem or calling for katua eradication. I don't want to be booked for proposing chamar destruction.

I don't want my data to be used for training whatever bots/llm you have or be sold to some techchamar.

JUSTIFY YOURSELF

>>2644(OP)

>JUSTIFY YOURSELF

No.

You Will share your IP Address.

You Will Install Namo App.

You Will press Lotus button on EVM.

You Will trend every action as a masterstroke.

You Will support Narendra Damodardas Modi, first of his name, the jewel of the Gujjewrat, the phoenix of Godhra, scion of the great preist of Sapt-sindhu civilisation and the holy King and saviourof the land of Bhārata.

>>2644(OP)

>I don't want to be booked for calling out the increasing raand problem or calling for katua eradication. I don't want to be booked for proposing chamar destruction.

as long as we all are withholden to the lundian laws, there's no choice pyare.

At best i would recommend to use VPN and just comfy post.

I have and am doing everything to ensure that privacy of anons is protected and respected. IP addresses are hashed, any meta info related to post is regularly purged.

>>2649

As the dev, what do you see happening if say pulis comes to you about some (by the way I am a nigger) who posts that he's going to bomb the parliament building (in minecraft) or similar nonsense like that? Are you legally allowed to not store plaintext IP data?

Want to know what anons can do from their side to prevent bade bhaiya from sodomizing them.

Personally I prefer comfyposting but I also hate katuas, so I may go off.

>>2649

If ipv4 and considering the ranges of IP adresses allotted to India i suppose I could find the IP from a hash in like a day or two at most with my rusty 2 gb Nvidia graphics card? I think. 1,205,073,612 are the most you would need to crack. Jiofags are immune because they use ipv6

Each of those is 32 bits

But the thing is that no one would need to do any of these because Ajit sir is smarter than all of us.

>>2656

I will snitch about Tambrahm711 to reduce my sentences. You people need to find one such get out of jail card

>>2656

>As the dev, what do you see happening if say pulis comes to you about some (by the way I am a (by the way I am a nigger)) who posts that he's going to bomb the parliament building (in minecraft) or similar nonsense like that? Are you legally allowed to not store plaintext IP data?

Indian laws would require me to comply with the police. Haven't gone through all the IT rules or recent amendments, but currently IP details are purged in certain period of time (few days), hosting provider purges the same details in a month.

Idk if this excuse will work with police that they are 'a bit late' but that's all i will have if they reach me after certain time.

Even if they force, passwords are protected using SHA256 hash function so uuuuuh idk. At best hosting provider may provide certain details.

>Want to know what anons can do from their side to prevent bade bhaiya from sodomizing them.

VPNs.

To avoid all of this i may have to censor few posts, so that it never comes to that.

>>2668

>If ipv4 and considering the ranges of IP adresses allotted to India i suppose I could find the IP from a hash in like a day or two at most with my rusty 2 gb Nvidia graphics card? I think. 1,205,073,612 are the most you would need to crack. Jiofags are immune because they use ipv6

using sha256, don't think it can be decrypted.

>>2680

>I will snitch about Tambrahm711 to reduce my sentences. You people need to find one such get out of jail card

kek

>>2678

SHA256 is still deterministic. Shouldn't be hard to reverse engineer the hash using Indian IP address space.

Say if you salt the IPs and then hash them, if pulis asks then do you also need to hand over the salt data? I'm unclear as to what you're legally obligated to provide them.

Can it be as bad as them taking over your system and basically honeypotting users?

Also if ajit saar wanted to get in, I doubt he would go via the cybercell route.

>>2684

>Say if you salt the IPs and then hash them, if pulis asks then do you also need to hand over the salt data? I'm unclear as to what you're legally obligated to provide them.

uuuuuh, since according to the jeet data protection laws i should disclose what information i am storing and the purpose of them, protect that info. I am doing all of that in accordance with the law, so encryption and salting are perfectly fine.

>>2684

>Can it be as bad as them taking over your system and basically honeypotting users?

If glowies and gormint want, they will disappear anyone whenever they want. Legally, they will have to follow due process and request for IP, even then i can reject it, atleast one such case happened in Bangalore, see pic related (glowies cucked).

>>2684

>Also if ajit saar wanted to get in, I doubt he would go via the cybercell route.

fair enough, it's always good to assume that we do not have any privacy at all.

>>2694

Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023

https://www.meity.gov.in/writereaddata/files/Digital%20Personal%20Data%20Protection%20Act%202023.pdf

An interesting read on IP address and history of their disclosure, usage by different agencies in india.

http://docs.manupatra.in/newsline/articles/Upload/745C97DC-E22E-47A9-9086-781EF1C764B0.pdf

Damn just realised i need to update my FAQ page regarding what information is saved, how it is used. This weekend.

>>2695

Should I use vpn to watch special kind of JAV porn then?

>>2700

>Should I use vpn to watch special kind of JAV porn then?

Unless that website is itself shady and under monitoring of glowies you are alright, someone has to report. Since you are just watching it means either within website or just glowies.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mass_surveillance_in_India for reference, project Netra

U people are forgetting one thing, even if admin sir is or isn't logging ip info in whatever form hashed securely or not, ISPs are tracking every last packet and none of the authorities require court orders to request this info from the ISPs, they can even get it directly without bothering the ISP

See LIM from >>2703

Also, about Netra, are they decrypting packets?

>The system could detect selective words like “bomb”, “blast”, “attack” or “kill” within seconds from emails, instant messages, status updates and tweets.