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    Australian bird photographers share their morning captures●Good morning to me #BirdPhotography #BirdsofAustralia #BirdsofFediverse #FediBirds #Photography #Wildlife #BirdsofMastodMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife1837 min ago

    Photographers in Australia are posting early-morning bird photography, with one image tagged from Melbourne drawing warm engagement from the wildlife-watching community. The trend highlights Australia's distinctive birdlife, from colourful parrots to wading birds, as enthusiasts swap shots and location tips across birdwatching circles.

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    Fediverse users debate Matrix as a chat alternative●What do you all think about [Matrix]? What do you all think about [Matrix]? #fediverse #matrix #chat #discord #internetMmastodonTechnologyInternet149 min ago

    A discussion is circulating on decentralised social networks asking users for their opinions on Matrix, the open-source, decentralised chat protocol. The conversation, tagged with fediverse and decentralisation topics, compares it with Discord as a messaging option. Replies so far are limited, with the thread drawing little engagement, but it reflects ongoing interest in free and open-source alternatives to mainstream chat platforms.

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    Surveillance Firms Cannot Be Trusted to Self-Regulate●🛡️ # Cybersecurity news & tips across the # fediverse “⌗Surveillance Finds a WayA thing I’ve been saying over and over iMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity052 min ago

    Cybersecurity commentators are arguing that surveillance companies cannot be trusted to regulate themselves or make their own privacy decisions, because one company's ethical red line is another's business opportunity. The warning, echoed in privacy-focused circles, stresses that 'surveillance finds a way' regardless of internal policies, renewing debate over whether external regulation is needed to constrain the spyware and data-brokerage industry.