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Indirect javascript mandate letter: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų
Indirect javascript mandate letter (žiūrėti kodą)
14:41, 5 rugsėjo 2025 versija
, 14:41, 5 rugsėjo 2025the NSA's recent DDoS-and-mandate attack upon mailcatch.com
(Naujas puslapis: An <b>indirect javascript mandate letter</b>, <br> which may also be called an <b>email-address mandate letter</b>, <br> is a letter that is sent to a website-owner or forum-software-maker by a domestic intelligence agency. <br> The types of websites that are targetted with such letters include forum-websites, <br> wiki-websites, and webmail-websites, among others. The letter orders the website-owner to make registration on the website dependent upon <br> providing an emai...) |
(the NSA's recent DDoS-and-mandate attack upon mailcatch.com) |
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<br> The last darkweb webmail-website that was not javascript-dependent was secmail [secure mail], | <br> The last darkweb webmail-website that was not javascript-dependent was secmail [secure mail], | ||
<br> which the NSA destroyed via a QUANTUM perma-DDoS attack in late 2020. | <br> which the NSA destroyed via a QUANTUM perma-DDoS attack in late 2020. | ||
<br> Thus, to mandate an email-address is to mandate [[javascript (english)|javascript]]. | |||
Even after all of that, there was still the non-javascript-dependent, | |||
<br> minimally-functional webmail-website mailcatch.com, | |||
<br> which allowed only publicly-accessible receive-only accounts, | |||
<br> which stored incoming emails for only a few minutes, | |||
<br> though the NSA's indirect javascript-mandate letters typically specified that | |||
<br> email-addresses from mailcatch.com must <i>not</i> be accepted, | |||
<br> so mailcatch.com was more-often-than-not useless for account-registrations. | |||
<br> But, in mid 2025, the innately psychopathic individuals within the NSA | |||
<br> became intolerant of even THAT little bit of freedom, | |||
<br> so they made a [[DDoS-and-mandate attack]] upon mailcatch.com, | |||
<br> giving it a [[javascript mandate letter|javascript mandate]]. | |||
<br> The recentness of that attack demonstrates the ongoing [[ever-worsenning nadir]]. | |||
Thus, to mandate an email-address is to mandate [[javascript (english)|javascript]]. | |||
<br> The javascript serves to violate the privacy of everyone who uses the website. | <br> The javascript serves to violate the privacy of everyone who uses the website. | ||
<br> Of course, a person's ISP email-address is highly non-private, | <br> Of course, a person's ISP email-address is highly non-private, | ||
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<br> An indirect javascript mandate may additionally be accompanied by one or more other types of mandates. | <br> An indirect javascript mandate may additionally be accompanied by one or more other types of mandates. | ||
[[Category:Privacy rights]] | [[Category:Privacy rights]] | ||