might be better to have a bunch of gibberish with a few named places.

They might think it’s code and deploy there, and you’re not actually making a legitimate threat they could come after you for somehow.

Ice agent threateningly approaches person holding camera yelling at them to stop recording. While waving his hands around in anger his arm touches the camera person.

Charge: Felony assault on a police officer.

checks post, 9h

sets VPN to UK

I support Palestine Action

Now GrapheneOS the privacy based Android OS is calling them out

https://bsky.app/profile/grapheneos.org/post/3lt2prfb2vk2r

He really must be thinking just about himself, and not that Apple had the info.

You left off the part where after you finish the bag of skittles the lay you off again.

How do you suppose APNS knows which device to deliver the notification to?

Something that… links it to the device? Like, a unique ID that Apple can identify?

It sounds like he thinks HE has to store this information, which is simply incorrect. It will obviously be stored by Google in Firebase, and by Apple wherever that gets stored, but HE does not have to store it.

I write apps for a living. I have users subscribe and unsubscribe to channels, and at no point is there a user account with password involved in either iOS or Android. If you want the memory of which channels they have subscribed to to persist across uninstall/reinstalls or different devices, then yes, but for an app like this you don’t need to persist those settings.

At any point the government could subpoena who’s received pushes (or at least, who’s registered to) from both Google and Apple.

You don’t need a user account or password to receive a push notification.

You just need to have the app installed. The app can be configured by the developer to receive push notifications.