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RT @CarymaRules: Lawyer with confirmed RSVP to Doug Ford rally denied entry for dissenting views, arrested for trespass upon asking questio…

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RT @ZackBornstein: Guns are banned at Trump’s speech at the NRA convention tomorrow bc they know that’s the only way to prevent a shooting

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RT @steve_vladeck: I look forward to hearing the same folks who have been insisting that teachers just can’t be trusted to decide how/what…

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RT @TheBeaverton: Toronto Star proudly announces new job as official Ford Campaign PR firm #onpoli #NewsInPhoto

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RT @ChrChristensen: 26 years ago, a gunman entered Dunblane Primary School in Scotland, killing 16 kids and a teacher. The UK govt responde…

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RT @parentaction4ed: Every time the going got tough, Ford hid. He’s hiding now. Lecce was the same (graphic from Jan/22 when they shut scho…

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RT @trishanmo: “He’s just an asshole.”

Memories from 2014 when John Oliver talked about Doug Ford running for mayor of TO. Instead we ele…

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RT @parentaction4ed: Lecce & Ford really took one look at what our kids need after 2.5 years of pandemic and said:

“We’re going to cut fr…

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Google Messages RCS is being abused for ads in India

These ads are not harmless, either, with many of the examples we’ve seen being for personal loans, a category that tends to be full of predatory practices. One user reports that they were sent one of these ads on a phone that didn’t even have an active SIM card in it. Not ideal to say the least. Apparently one of the only ways to stop getting these messages entirely is to turn off RCS. Why do I want this messaging service on iOS again?

RT @atrupar: Tucker Carlson tries to distance himself and Fox News from the Buffalo shooter, who was inspired by racist conspiracy theories…

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RT @mmasnick: So, it’s quite likely that Twitch removing this channel violates Texas’ new social media content moderation law, which is now…

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Apple, Google, and Microsoft want to kill the password with “Passkey” standard

The standard is being called either a “multi-device FIDO credential” or just a “passkey.” Instead of a long string of characters, this new scheme would have the app or website you’re logging in to push a request to your phone for authentication. From there, you’d need to unlock the phone, authenticate with some kind of pin or biometric, and then you’re on your way. This sounds fantastic. I want to learn more about the implementation details though. For instance, what if you switched from iOS to Android, how would your passkeys transfer over? Or what if you don’t want to use Apple or Google to store/backup your passkeys, can you use a 3rd party?