Reading List

“Opioid use is easier to start than end” and the connections afforded by the Internet allow the opioid epidemic to persist in a way that it would not, without them.

“Opioid use is easier to start than end” and the connections afforded by the Internet allow the opioid epidemic to persist in a way that it would not, without them. 

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/inside-snapchat-teenage-opioid-crisis-1235036691/

The Farcaster formerly known as Kchamp. Books, beats, bodybuilding, bright ideas and beautiful things.

katherinechampagne.com

secretly screen recording snapchat feels well within LA DEA budget

solidity & product & art. i interview crypto builders @ web3galaxybrain.com.  follow zora.co/nicholas.

snapchat gives up 100% of it’s user data to law enforcement 

if anything, this article is meant to encourage more hard drug dealers to use snap so they can be caught with ease

Snapchat doesn’t store data that’s designed to expire. Compliance with police means nothing if there’s nothing to share

The way law enforcement subverts this is by subpoenaing UNREAD messages. Things that have been read and expired are not recoverable

The article discusses how the app shields police from undercover agents…..

the way law enforcement subverts this is by creating a snapchat account, watching the dealer post drugs, replying to their snap asking to buy drugs and then arresting them for selling drugs