#device monitoring

[onespy04]

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[aixtor-technologies]

Enhancing Your Business Portal with Device Monitoring: Challenges and Advantages

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[floralmonarchh]

an exception has occurred - tapestry weaving w/ embroidery mounted in a crt monitor - february 2023

[hood-ex]

Was Titans Dick dramatic for cutting open his arm to pull out the tracker Bruce had implanted inside it without him knowing? Absolutely not, I would've done the same thing.

[xmascritter]

TODAY.

[kabutoden]

i look at you and my eyes are so so so wet like with tears tears of pure emotion and extend out my closed fist and then I open up my hand and you see her. my troll oc. the greatest oc. from 2013. I brought her back and redesigned her and im insane about her again. i begin sobbing on the ground. she’s so small. itty bitty……….

[sassypotatoe1]

Hey can we talk about the non-traditional ways digital devices can be disability aids? Like yes screen readers AACs digital health monitors all incredibly important, and I've heard far too many stories of how teachers and those in positions of authority over disabled people have confiscated, refused access to or damaged these devices, most famously that one person on reddit whose teacher cut the line for their insulin pump thinking it was earphone wires, but I also want to talk about the less traditional uses of digital devices like cellphones in aiding disability and how 'phone-free' areas like schools or exams or some crazy businesses and company offices, is terribly discriminatory.

Before fights break out in the comments people who use traditional digital devices and aids are allowed to still share their experiences, it is in fact encouraged, because while I do want to focus the discussion on how people use regular ol smartphones etc. to aid in managing their disabilities and why denying them access to said phones or shaming, harassing or assaulting them for using a phone in "inappropriate settings" to manage their disability, people who use things like AACs, smart watches and other monitors and digital insulin pumps etc. Are also affected by hard bans on the use of digital devices in certain settings because, as with the above example, insulin pumps can be mistaken for earphone cables and smart watches used for disabilities like pots can also be banned because they "make it easy to cheat on tests" etc.

So sound off in the notes. How do you use digital devices in a non-traditional way to help you manage your disability? And in what ways have being denied access to these devices impacted your health and well-being? The reason I want to have this discussion is because I want people reading the notes and reblogs to learn ways that they can use these devices to manage their own disabilities and conditions, work against internalized shame surrounding being dependent on devices and create conversation that will empower disabled and chronically ill people to advocate for the allowance of digital devices such as cellphones into spaces where they're explicitly banned because they are being used as disability aids. I mean allow devices because they're being used as aids not devices banned because they're used as aids.

[gotchibam]

Does anyone here draw in both desktop & mobile? I'm planning to get a galaxy tab at some point and since I don't really have any experience drawing on a (mobile) tablet, I'm curious abt how it feels to draw on one vs. drawing on pc w/ a graphic tablet 🤔

[dreki]

still thinking about tftbl

[searchsystem]

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[derelicthorror]

(out of breath tech intern voice) WHAT HAVE I MISSED

[scuba-divers]

asexual objectums where tf are yall @

[haliaiii]

oc log 8 : halo troubles

[shopsystem]

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[bookwyrminspiration]

I don’t actually think of registry pendants as that invasive. I think of it like, ok so you know how when you go through airport security, they ask for your boarding pass & passport? Passport=who you are, boarding pass=where your going. I think of it kinda like that, except since the elves could theoretically nope out whenever the hell they want(unrestricted travel), they need to find some way to figure out where they are, thus, registery pendants

-🦢 anon

Hi! Lovely to meet you, 🦢. You've used a couple pronouns with unclear owners--do you mean the council needs some way to figure out where their citizens are?

I think you're right that the idea of a registry pendant functioning as essentially your ID isn't invasive. It makes sense they'd have a different system.

I feel the key difference is passes/passports/IDs aren't 24/7. You show them in select situations, and you own them. If you don't show them, you lose access to certain things, but that's your choice.

Registry pendants, on the other hand, are a constant live feed. 24/7 they track your location, who you spend time around, and potentially have audio recording components. That's not confirmed, but it's a suspected way the council has access to information from private moments (e.g. Dex and Sophie's kiss).

I think the government having constant unrestricted access to every citizen's location (if not more) to monitor them (as they did Sophie, for example, and as mentioned in Lodestar as a potential next step) makes the Lost Cities a surveillance state. There's the "why care if you're doing nothing wrong" argument, but people are entitled to privacy.

So essentially, I think you're right a version that functions purely as ID used in select situations wouldn't be invasive! Unfortunately, I don't think that's how they're being used currently, which makes them ickier.

it's entirely possible they started as you've proposed them and from there, as the Council increased its reach and started trusting its people less, they turned into what they are now. Fascinating if true !!