https://www.xda-developers.com/google-drive-security-changes/

A bunch of Google Drive links are about to be broken

A lot of publicly accessible Google Drive links will no longer be accessible later this year unless their owners opt out of new security enhancements. These enhancements are being brought to Google Drive on September 23rd, 2021, the company announced in a blog post today.

Once this change goes live, Google says that users will need a “resource key” to access a publicly shared link. However, users won’t need an updated link with said resource key appended if they’ve already accessed that file before in the past. As a result of this change, we can imagine that lots of Google Drive links shared online on forums and other sites will no longer work as their owners neglect to update them, leaving them only accessible to the people that have already clicked the links before. This comes after Google also announced similar changes to YouTube’s unlisted videos earlier today.

According to the post made on the Google Workspace blog, this won’t affect all files. Users who have shared a file that is affected by this change will get an email from Google informing them of this change and how to opt out of needing those files from being updated. These emails will be sent out to users starting on July 26th. Google shared a copy of a sample email to show end-users what the message they’ll get will look like.

TL;DR: DO NOT PUT STUFF ON GOOGLE SERVICES, instead DOWNLOAD THEM, UPLOAD TO ANONFILES AND UPDATE LINKS.

>>13971163

And DISCONNECT these external drives except for the time that you copy files over.

You never know.

When the plandemic officially falls, Q said something about zero day attacks or some shit, may destroy regular computers.

>>13971165

>Online storage is a scam. All of it is owned by clowns.

Online storage is for SHARING.

You MUST NOT use online storage for actually storing your files.

>>13971197

Yup.

Archive OFFLINE, means OFFLINE, DISCONNECTED.

Use multiple methods.

There's also printing out the most important stuff, they can only destroy that if they burn your house down.

>>13971347

Is she pretending to be a dog, or just retarded?

>>13971219

>O symbolizes an endless loop

The current version of the Matrix itself has apparently been reset a total of 6 times since its creation. Presumably, its inhabitants had their memories erased each time it was reloaded, as well as when it was first created, which had ultimately been 7 times.

"We have gotten really good at resetting it"

https://www.bitchute.com/video/y4lMcCvRYgtB/

NSFL: Deepest Dark Documentary 2021

>>13971443

>PS4

and that wouldn't matter anyway because of the CMOS battery fuckery.

Snoy pulls PS4 time sync servers and PS4s will all go bust and won't even play discs anymore and your discs will be coasters.

But sure, the unfinished game releases make it even worse. No update servers == broken state on disc.

You will own nothing,

AND you will (pretend to) be happy (because you will get UBI when you do as told)

>>13971449

>No, its been accepted.

Some things like the CMOS fuckery is not accepted, people simply were not told.

What Snoy is doing should be illegal.

Or let's look at the PS3 CMOS fuckery.

They need officially sync'd time for time locked digital content. Okay, that makes sense, but why do they need official time even for permanent digital content with no end date set?

See, that's fuckery and it should be illegal.

The dumb asses who "buy" games digitally are retarded though and made a stupid choice.

People buying discs expect these to work even without internet, which they don't and Snoy even lied about that matter.

Of course people should also know that update servers will go down at some point too (which also should be illegal anyway).

>>13971487

>Heaven forbid the consumer be responsible for anything.

So the customer should open up their electronics, disconnect the CMOS battery and then check what the system does and if it depends on it?

Are you stupid?

That's like going to the bakery, buying something to eat and then doing chemical tests on every bread you purchase there to make sure it doesn't contain poison.

In theses cases Snoy has lied, and thus should be liable for any damage. So when they don't do a firmware update to fix that shit, they should pay back every single dollar anyone spent on PS3 digital games and for everything PS4. That's how the legal system should work.

>>13971554

Yes, the whole computor crap is comp'd on top of what I said.

In any case it's silly to ask the customer to check for all of that, because in the end it's impossible. You can't check if a CPU contains backdoors, you simply can't.

>>13971547

>That's like going to the bakery, buying something to eat and then doing chemical tests on every bread you purchase there to make sure it doesn't contain poison.

Oh and I know the irony of this already, because we are infact poisoned in all sorts of ways, but at least most bakers do not put shit in INTENTIONALLY and KNOWINGLY.

>>13971622

You are fine, don't be sad.

I like you.

Chin up.

>>13971711

>I doubt one person could Bake for the contant amount of time (one person?) supposedly anime did

Never underestimate the difference one single person can actually make.

qresear.ch was built by a single anon too.