In diplomacy, trolling isn’t just “lols” or impulsive rudeness. It has a strategic logic with five main functions: coercion, agenda-setting, identification, delegitimisation, and (dis)ordering. More information in my book :)

The Register surely has an awesome Headline Department.

29. To strengthen the “peace guarantees,” the memorandum can be backed by investing in a new blockchain token, PaxPledge (PXP), helpfully endorsed by the chair of the Peace Council. Nothing stabilizes Europe quite like crypto volatility, when the price goes down just invest more to save peace.

However, despite Amazon's take this is not exactly new. It was routine during Russian war in Ukraine. And also in the previous years. We can safely say that it led to lethal effects

Real-time data streaming from compromised systems provides actionable intelligence for adjusting targeting in near real-time.

Removal of cookie banners is to result in BILLIONS OF EUROS savings.

My full analysis of the proposal to revamp EU data protection standards (#GDPR/#ePrivacy). So, changing the definition of personal data? blog.lukaszolejnik.com/the-gdpr-pro..., techletters.substack.com/p/techletter...

Web browser signal for consent is back (www.wired.com/story/a-seco...)! And it's to be subject to "market-driven solutions with appropriate interfaces". Whoever introduces a better solution for web browsers, wins.