“The IDF listens to all Gazan phones, so they know where people are and whether children are home.
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“The IDF listens to all Gazan phones, so they know where people are and whether children are home. They know who’s in an apartment just before the missiles hit, and they hear the screams after the explosions. They even coined a phrase – ‘Where’s Daddy?’ – to describe listening in on a child’s phone, determining when their father will be home, and then sending a missile to kill them all. As one solider matter-of-factly says about a 12-year-old, ‘You hack her phone, and then you kill her.’”
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“The IDF listens to all Gazan phones, so they know where people are and whether children are home. They know who’s in an apartment just before the missiles hit, and they hear the screams after the explosions. They even coined a phrase – ‘Where’s Daddy?’ – to describe listening in on a child’s phone, determining when their father will be home, and then sending a missile to kill them all. As one solider matter-of-factly says about a 12-year-old, ‘You hack her phone, and then you kill her.’”
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“The IDF listens to all Gazan phones, so they know where people are and whether children are home. They know who’s in an apartment just before the missiles hit, and they hear the screams after the explosions. They even coined a phrase – ‘Where’s Daddy?’ – to describe listening in on a child’s phone, determining when their father will be home, and then sending a missile to kill them all. As one solider matter-of-factly says about a 12-year-old, ‘You hack her phone, and then you kill her.’”
@aral and it probably still runs on MongoDB. when I was head of security there we were prohibited from disabling support for weakness and flaws in Java because a certain customer who put phones in Gaza. one day the IDF came to our offices and the CTO/founder said "whatever they ask we do"
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J jwcph@helvede.net shared this topic
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@aral and it probably still runs on MongoDB. when I was head of security there we were prohibited from disabling support for weakness and flaws in Java because a certain customer who put phones in Gaza. one day the IDF came to our offices and the CTO/founder said "whatever they ask we do"
@flyingpenguin @aral As I speak to you now, with surveillance aircraft constantly circling our skies—day and night—we live with the constant presence of death; I could well be the next child to be killed. I wonder if the world has been moved at all by these harrowing testimonies. Of course not, for it is complicit in the genocide.
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“The IDF listens to all Gazan phones, so they know where people are and whether children are home. They know who’s in an apartment just before the missiles hit, and they hear the screams after the explosions. They even coined a phrase – ‘Where’s Daddy?’ – to describe listening in on a child’s phone, determining when their father will be home, and then sending a missile to kill them all. As one solider matter-of-factly says about a 12-year-old, ‘You hack her phone, and then you kill her.’”
@aral Criminals devoid of humanity... 🥺How do they go on after doing this, and do they live normal lives?
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“The IDF listens to all Gazan phones, so they know where people are and whether children are home. They know who’s in an apartment just before the missiles hit, and they hear the screams after the explosions. They even coined a phrase – ‘Where’s Daddy?’ – to describe listening in on a child’s phone, determining when their father will be home, and then sending a missile to kill them all. As one solider matter-of-factly says about a 12-year-old, ‘You hack her phone, and then you kill her.’”
@aral 🤬🤮
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