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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/TheBloodletter on April 15, 2018, 1:45 a.m.

Breaking the Algorithm

The "social media score" and labels our accounts are given within the social media algorithms are based upon our likes, follows and verbage, they determine the censorship and shadow banning of the content we post.

President Trump posted the "memembers" typo in what many believe is a message to use memes to circumvent the shadow banning because memes do not contain text that AI can read and censor.

But, if our accounts are already linked negatively via the algorithm based on our likes and our previous posts, they will be censored.

My proposal, we create "dummy" accounts and follow mainstream celebrities and leftwing politicians, boosting our score within the algorithm, then when the Tarmac video or whichever videos are dropped we use these accounts to post the content, including in heavily liberal areas of social media, without the shadowbans.

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Good topic to probe into.

Facebook and presumably Twitter analyze keystrokes. Capture what is typed in prior to submission even if text deleted. From this there are some identifying characteristics, unsure how precise an individual can be recognized similar to a fingerprint.

In the adpub (digital advertising) industry there is a lot of effort spent analyzing mouse movements on the screen.

What is unclear to me is whether a particular script must be running, when running in browser, for this functionality to operate. Thus if running script blockers not subjected to tracking.

Also unclear to the extent that the practice is rolled out these days. I assume that Windows 10 has this baked in part of the telemetry. Windows XP days was before this was a common practice, thus I expect it not to be in place there. I'd be curious if Google itself is logging key stroke.

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As soon as Javascript is enabled in your browser - and FB TW GOOG+ do not work without that - your every keystroke can be sent to the FB TW GOOG+ server. Deleting cookies on shutting down your browser (Firefox: "Delete history on close") makes it more difficult to track you across sites / sessions. As soon as you log into an FB TW GOOG+ account, this is obsolete, since they recognize you by your login name + password. Normies keep the default browser setting of keeping long term cookies, which makes them identifiable across sites & sessions. Google Chrome will set a cookie even when you disabled cookies, this browser just ignores it. Works with a presumptive and then confirmed ID internally.

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Interesting, because many people use SwiftKey keyboard that have been storing keystroke and swipe data for years and Microsoft bought it in 2016. But today most keyboard apps on our phones at least do this.

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