@mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 6mo ago

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@pojntfx Extraterritorial Surveillance: There is a theoretical risk that, because it is integrated into the OS ecosystem, the manufacturer (under laws such as the U.S. Cloud Act) could be compelled to provide metadata on when and where the wallet is used, which conflicts with the GDPR’s prohibition on tracking. 2/2

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 2mo ago

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@Amoshias@esq.social @PoetsOldBones@mastodon.social @knack@aus.social @nonehitwonder@tenforward.social What do all those empires—or political systems—you mention have in common? A pyramidal system of power. What happens if we replace it with a horizontal system? The end of capitalism as we’ve known it, the end of communism as we’ve known it. I don’t know if it will ultimately work, but it certainly won’t be anything like what we’ve seen so far.

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 6mo ago

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@pojntfx Mitigation Measures in Germany and the EU 3/3 Physical media as a backup: Germany maintains the physical ID card with a chip (nPA) as the primary “source of truth.” The wallet is only a digital representation; if the phone fails or is locked, the citizen can always use their physical card and a standard NFC reader to identify themselves. https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/ip_24_3433 https://www.vzbv.de/en/digital-markets-act-apple-and-google-fail-comply-certain-regulations https://www.reddit.com/r/europrivacy/s/mgTR3gEoAr

European Commission - European Commission

Commission sends preliminary findings to Apple and opens additional non-compliance investigation against Apple under the Digital Markets Act

Today, the European Commission has informed Apple of its preliminary view that its App Store rules are in breach of the Digital Markets Act (DMA), as they prevent app developers from freely steering consumers to alternative channels for offers and content.

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 3mo ago

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@stux@mstdn.social And with everything he has—or will ever have—the Grim Reaper will come for him too!

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 6mo ago

Si te gusta la cultura de los 80, los videojuegos retro 🕹️, las pelis de Carpenter 📼, los ordenadores Amiga y el claymation, tienes que ver cada de los malditos 5 minutos y 42 segundos que dura este vídeo GUNSHIP - Tech Noir 2 (Feat. John Carpenter, Charlie Simpson)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=KlUJTtBphb0&is=HEllh5fJ56apw4UV

#80s #retrogaming #claymation #gunship #carpenter

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 5mo ago

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@fskornia The AI would never think of that :-)

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 6mo ago

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@richardwonka Interoperability is at the heart of the new eIDAS 2.0 Regulation (EU 2024/1183). Its aim is to ensure that any citizen of the European Union can use their national digital wallet to identify themselves and carry out administrative procedures in any other Member State without difficulty...1/4

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 6mo ago

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@richardwonka Pillars of Interoperability eIDAS Nodes: These are technological infrastructures that act as “bridges” between countries. If a German citizen wishes to access a public service in Spain (such as the Tax Agency), the Spanish eIDAS node communicates with the German one to validate the identity without Spain needing direct access to Germany’s databases. 4/4 https://www.aepd.es/en/press-and-communication/blog/eidas2-the-eudi-wallet-and-the-gdpr-i#:~:text=The%20Regulation%20(EU)%202024/,relying%20on%20a%20mobile%20app https://didit.me/blog/eidas-2-0-levels-of-assurance-guide/

AEPD

eIDAS2, the EUDI wallet and the GDPR (I) | AEPD

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 6mo ago

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@richardwonka Pillars of Interoperability Mandatory Mutual Recognition: Unlike previous regulations, where recognition was voluntary in many cases, the new framework requires all Member States to accept electronic identification means issued by other countries that meet "substantial" or "high" assurance levels. 2/4

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 6mo ago

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@richardwonka Pillars of Interoperability Architecture Reference Framework (ARF): To prevent each country from creating an incompatible system, the European Commission has established a set of common technical specifications (ARF) that all e-wallets, including the German one, must follow. 3/4

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 5mo ago

“To The Instances” is an anthem celebrating the unity of social media, inspired by the song “A las barricadas,” the anarcho-syndicalist anthem of the CNT

https://suno.com/s/lKShC09oxAejRZZH #anthem #mastodon #Fediverse

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mjarteaga @mjarteaga@oslo.town

· 6mo ago

Dear Europe: Germany has shown the way forward - TDF Community Blog

https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2026/03/23/dear-europe/

TDF Community Blog

Dear Europe: Germany has shown the way forward - TDF Community Blog

Germany has made ODF mandatory as the standard format for documents within its sovereign digital infrastructure. The decision is incorporated into the Deutschland-Stack, the framework governing the development, procurement and management of digital systems for public administration at all levels. This is neither a pilot project nor a recommendation from a working group, but a mandate backed by the federal government and the coalition agreement. The official document has been published by the IT-

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