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Anonymous is hacking this website for multiple reasons.

We are here to support Ukraine against the invasion by Russia,
support Taiwan, express opposition against Google's harsh inactive account deletion policy, expose some Wikipedia scandals, calling for world action against fraud dens in Myanmar and Cambodia, and finally 

calling for a stop of unneccessary bloodshed because of the Israel Palestine war!

Anonymous is using this occasion to criticise
Google's decision to destroy history
by deleting inactive accounts,
perhaps to the strongest possible extent!
For so many years Google's services,
particularly Blogger and YouTube,
has accumulated so many contents
which will one day be cherished upon,
just as how we do with artifacts
from Ancient Egypt and Roman Empire.
They had since backtracked a bit by saying that YouTube channels won't be deleted "for now".
Anonymous considered cancelling this hack operation,
but after reading between the lines by interpreting it literally
and found that they could still delete these "in the future",
maybe if outrages have died down,
Anonymous decided to go ahead with this hack operation instead.

The goofballed decision to destroy history
will adverse affect the possibility altogether!
To begin, Anonymous defers to ChatGPT to produce the following extrapolation!

1. Loss of data and digital presence: Deleting inactive accounts may result in the permanent
loss of valuable data,
such as emails, documents, photos,
or other content that users may
have stored or shared on those platforms.
It can also erase a user's digital presence,
including their profile, followers, and connections.

2. Impact on digital legacy: Some users may have passed away or
become unable to access their accounts due to various reasons.
Deleting these inactive accounts
can affect the digital legacy of individuals,
potentially erasing important memories or personal history that could be meaningful to their loved ones.

3. Incomplete historical records: Deleting inactive accounts can result
in the loss of historical records or interactions.
This can impact research,
historical documentation,
or the ability to trace the evolution of conversations or trends on these platforms.

4. Disruption of account recovery: Inactive accounts may still be tied to other services
or platforms through login credentials or linked accounts.
Deleting these accounts can disrupt the account recovery process
for users who may need to regain access to their other accounts or services.

5. Impact on online communities: Inactive accounts may still be part of online communities,
forums, or discussion groups.
Deleting these accounts can result in the loss of historical contributions,
disrupt ongoing conversations,
or diminish the sense of community within these platforms.

6. Impact on third-party integrations: Inactive accounts may have been linked or integrated
with other services or applications.
Deleting these accounts can disrupt or disable those integrations,
causing inconvenience for users who relied on those connections.

7. Negative perception from loyal users: Deleting inactive accounts can lead to a negative perception among loyal users
who may feel that the service provider is being too stringent or unsympathetic.
This can result in a loss of trust and
loyalty towards the platform.

8. Loss of potential user re-engagement: Deleting inactive accounts eliminates the opportunity for service providers
to re-engage users who may have become
inactive for a period but could potentially return to the platform in the future.
Retaining these accounts
could provide an avenue for re-engagement efforts and reactivating user interest.

As for why users could become inactive, aside from passing away,

1.Life events and priorities:
Users may experience significant life events
or changes that shift their priorities and reduce their online activity.
This can include personal milestones,
career changes, relocation,
starting a family, or focusing on other hobbies or interests.

2. Burnout or disinterest:
Some users may experience burnout from
excessive online engagement or lose interest in the platform or its content.
This can lead to a decline in activity
and ultimately a prolonged period of inactivity.

3. Health or personal reasons: Users may face health issues, personal challenges, or unexpected circumstances
that require their attention
and prevent them from accessing their accounts.
This can range from physical health problems
to mental health concerns or personal crises.

4. Intentional breaks or digital detox: Users may deliberately take breaks from online activities
as part of a conscious effort to disconnect,
reduce screen time, or engage in offline pursuits.
These breaks can extend for extended periods,
resulting in inactivity on their accounts.

5. Military service: Active users may join the military
or be deployed to areas with limited or no access
to the internet or specific platforms.
During their service, they may be unable to access their accounts
due to operational constraints or security protocols.

6. Wrongful imprisonment or incarceration: In cases of wrongful imprisonment or unjust incarceration,
individuals may lose access to their accounts during their time in custody.
Lack of internet access or restrictions imposed
by correctional facilities
can prevent them from logging into their accounts.
7. Relocation or travel: Users who relocate or embark on long-term travel
may face challenges in accessing their accounts
due to changes in internet availability,
language barriers, or limited access to personal devices.
8. Changes in internet accessibility: Users living in regions with limited internet connectivity
or facing economic constraints may experience challenges
accessing their accounts due to unreliable
or restricted internet access.
9. Natural disasters or emergencies: Users affected by natural disasters, such as hurricanes,
earthquakes, or floods, or those caught in
emergency situations may be unable to access
their accounts due to power outages, infrastructure damage,
or prioritizing immediate safety and well-being.
10. Legal or regulatory restrictions: Users may face legal or regulatory restrictions
that prevent them from accessing specific platforms or online services.
These restrictions can vary by country, jurisdiction,
or individual circumstances.

So much for "don't be evil".
Same for other companies such as Imgur.
Totally inconsiderate of the
variable of sudden flunctuations
in human life.
Just imagine.
You spend your lifetime growing up,
from a baby,
to a children,
to a teenager, to an adult,

while coasting towards old age and towards a mortal end.

all the while making your moments on the internet

through posting things like blog,
video, posts, photo,
games and so on

They can be happy things, or saddest moments.

But each things you've willingly put on the net like Blogger and YouTube,

when summed together

represents your legacy you left
to the whole world,
and perhaps the universe

Eventually you pass away, your body turned to ashes,

whether by fire, ice, ground, or so on.

Could your IRL belongings outlast you?

Well, perhaps,

but not really for long.

Your stuff, like your childhood toy, electronics, up to vehicles,

might survive and pass on to your children

but that's not a sure guarantee

for those could get destroyed by mishaps

like fires, floods, earthquakes, and et cetera

If you don't plan having children,

the best shot is a museum

with the caveat that you have
to work as hard as you can

in order to become part of the top
and be cherished by as many as possible.

But, in IRL, on this planet, space is so finite

Eventually museums have to "deaccession" what you left behind

to make way for others.

Same goes to your house,
your farmland and other fixed properties,

which either for best or for worst,
be taken as an eminent domain by governments,

and one day, they might be demolished to make place for new structures.

So, with commonly accessible space travel
still out in the near future,

what else?

Unlike IRL, as this one puts it,

the digital world offers a lot of possibilities

with the very grain being freedom, openness, and permanence of information

Out there, you can store the entire Library of Congress
to the tip of your fingernail

making it far easier for you and anyone else to flourish in posterity.

Thus, it is the last line of defense and bastion

for which your legacies can live unfettered

until far, far, far, in the future

the literal end of time when all molecules and atoms

have decayed into dust.

But now,
because of the
shortsighted goofball decisions

Whatever you've achieved,
whatever you've done

whatever you've experienced,

whatever you've survived,

From the time you're babies
when you have to cry for food or anything

to the time you're childrens

when you play, when you learn to walk,

when you learn to interact, when you learn to eat,

when you learn to run, when you learn to write,

when you learn to count, when you learn to know the places.

as you grow into a teenager, you'll invariably learn

how to fullfill these and that obligations

it could be homeworks, it could be as small as promises

besides, you also learn how to behave

this can come off as the hardest parts of some

some could fall, but some can rise again

you learn how to deal with bad classmates,
and sometimes bad teachers

Perhaps, at this point

most of us are starting to
learn how to access the internet,

to experience the wider world, likely for the first time.

While some may do it earlier,
this is when legacies starts to beleft online

as you grow into an adult

the process becomes harder

life starts to become less carefree

subjects like sciences, maths, and languages

becomes much harder and harder

sine, cos and tangent

makes what you're taught earlier

looks like cakewalk

in turn, there are integrations, differentations

and so many calculus stuff

perhaps you'll get your first kiss at this point

or you learn how to drive for the very first time.

Nevertheless, you become eager to
venture further and further

as you pass 18 and into adulthood

you get to learn even more new stuff that amazes you

whether in colleges, universities, and so on

you start to learn how to really interact with others

you start to learn how to prepare for the actual real world

you start to learn how to manage your budgets

you start to learn how to pay your taxes

you start to learn how to buy manage your house(s)

you start to learn more life skills

as you go on and on,
from young adult to retirement

you know how to deal with intricacies

like your boss, customers, and audiences

life goes on, but it's quite unpredictable.

one small misstep, means a one giant leap towards disaster

You could make a right choice, or a wrong choice

Each shaped a cheerier and downbeat aspects

of your life respectively.

When you're past retirement and into old age.

Your mortal coil begins to falter.

Illnesses upon illnesses, falling upon you,

making you unable to live as before

If you're lucky, you could feel prosperous
and fulfilled until the very end

but if you're unlucky, the ending have occurred long ago.

Your legacies, aka what makes you meaningful,

which is the sum of what you've seen

what you've made, what you've felt,

what you've fought for or against,

what you've experienced, pretty much everything else

will one day, be destroyed

as if you've lived for nothing, at all

as if everything about you,
have been sucked into a black donut.

It's not just any ordinary Dunkin Donuts that you eat or so,

rather, it's this

Everything, everywhere,
all at once being sucked into this bagel donut

The end! Period!

Nothing matters!

Cry now!


But, if and as you cry,

invariably you will realize that

perhaps it'd be better to
derive an iota of meaning

from your life to those around you, up till the whole universe

perhaps the multiverse, maybe.

than none at all

The meaning of "none at all"
could encompass letting your legacies

be sucked into the black bagel, rather than letting these flourish,

until the very, very end of time.


Well, well, well

The black bagel can still get
you if you for some reason

have to stay away from your digital world

such as protect your homeland like Ukrainians do now

getting hit by a car, a bullet from some crazy wacko during a mass shooting spree

or get jumped so much that you're unconscious for many years

or, you get trumped up charges
because witnesses think you are the perp

so much that you're falsely jailed

until you're cleared many years later

After all, Anonymous knows that a Malaysian girl

where she followed all the traffic rules

but was wrongly imprisoned because some teenagers

made the very reckless choices of racing on the roads

and hit her car.

Like we said, she was (wrongfully)
jailed for many years

juggling on appeals

until she was finally cleared.

Ultimately, it goes much more than you expect,

in that the point of this is to try to made the experiences

of those who might be the target of the harsh inactivity accounts purge

to be less suck-y as possible.


Therefore, Anonymous urges Google to drop its decision to purge inactive accounts.
At the very minimum, only, and only accounts which is abandoned for many years
quickly after creation should be purged
Taking in consideration of Google's announced rationale,
here are some suggestions for Google,
in terms of middle-ground or more moderate alternatives,
instead of purging entire accounts:

1. Throttling/restriction of Gmail's sending and receipt function after a period of inactivity,
while clearing out its email contents.
If the owner logs back in and want to "thaw" it,
he can either verify a phone number,
pay a one-time fee, or et cetera.

2. Depreciation and banning of using certain "public disposable emails" such as Mailinator as the recovery email address.
Those kind of accounts
are the low hanging fruit for an account theft and subsequent abuse.

3. Give every user an unique alphanumeric string. Once their accounts gone inactive,
lock its functionality rather than deleting it altogether. To thaw it,
they have either provide the string or wait
for an arbitrarily variable amount of time
for it to fully thaw itself.
The latter is a "hostile engineering" principle
to deter re-purposing into spam-sending accounts and so on as much as possible.

4. Throttling of some certain functions for users
who haven't enrolled into 2FA (excluding phone based) authentication
Give perks such as bigger video upload limit and lenient sending limit to those who has enabled 2FA authentication.

Ultimately, you can lead a horse to a river, but you can't make it drink.
The side effects of going ahead with the harsh account purges
aren't going to be limited by the destruction of histories;
it will spawn the rise of niche type services
offering to manually log on to accounts
to keep it safe from purges. But what will happen if these services,
or rather its individual constituents are compromised or hacked?
You are back to the square one, to the same starting point, period.


Anonymous also calls for Google to:

1. Implement a Facebook-style memorialization function for Google/YouTube accounts
whose owners have passed away.

2. Create a function to merge two accounts together.
For instance, the first Gmail account can continue to use the second's email address as an alias after merging.

3. Consider grandfathering and exempting some active and formerly active accounts which were create before 2020 from harsh inactive account deletion(s) as a gesture to reward user loyalty.

4. Instead of being trigger-happy on locking people out of their accounts altogether for "minor issues" like signing in from a new replacement device which force them to abandon their accounts and senselessly increasing server costs, please make a "limited mode" to be implemented for cases on desktop browser interfaces where the login to an account through password is successful, but didn't able to undergo further verification pathways like SMS codes because of suspicious activity and so on.  The limited mode should be an option when the account was logged in from non-familiar devices or locations. Within the "limited mode" they won't be able to do anything else, except the visual reminder on the top right that they're "logged in". No access to Gmail and any internal settings and data. Not even editing Google Docs. If they want to access the account in full then they can just undergo the standard verification process which is deferred up to that point.  This is to ensure that users have the feeling that they will one day resume full and active usages of their accounts again, rather than contributing to the issues of inactive accounts and potential username exhaustions.  Perhaps Gmail can institute a separate password to access the inbox. Furthermore, there is always the possibility of getting users to pay a one time fee (thru credit cards or so) as an alternative to phone number verification in order to gain full access back to their accounts.

Besides that,
to the rest of the citizens of the world (including us),
Anonymous wants to made these suggestions crystal clear:
1. Initiation of a massive and sustained movement to support and uphold the preservation of histories, including digital. It will not be limited to myopic short term views and insights. It will be more than just protesting in the streets calling on Google and/or Imgur and/or other tech giants to reconsider and/or drop the decisions amounting to the destruction of internet histories. It will be multidisciplinary, ranging from the research of future ultracompact storage technologies, to scouting the best locations for housing archival facilities, whether on Earth or beyond. It will combine the best of existing, smaller movements or organizations such as the Internet Archive and so many others. This isn't going to be easy, but it's going to be hard, but there should be a try on that, particularly given that the Doomsday Clock is just 90 seconds until midnight.

2. In conjunction or separate from above,
a movement to support the incorporation of thanatosensitivity
into the core aspects and principles of internet platforms,
particularly social media platforms.
With these in mind, it has been noted that data-privacy laws like EU's GDPR
is the cause of over-correction
from companies by favouring deletion over preservation.
One possible remedy is the call for amendment
of GDPR et all to include
the data subject's right of preservation,
or right to be remembered, or so on.
Ideally the proposed right should be in harmony with other rights as enshrined in GDPR-type laws as much as possible.

3. As Google et al has grown into de-facto utilities these days,
there may be an overarching need to treat and recognize them as such.
In turn it might be instrumental if mistakes
in the form of Geocities and Yahoo Answers destruction are to be prevented.

Next, Anonymous is exposing some Wikipedia scandals to the whole world.

on an improved variant of DRACO due to recent surge of bird flus.

Anonymous is saddened that Wikipedia has shown little to no indications to fix the antisemitic Holocaust distortions.

Wikipedia s Intentional Distortion of the History of the Holocaust.pdf

Credible allegations have been made against Wikipedia,

that there are harassment and perhaps even pedophilia scandals.

Justapedia (Indeed, they want to be more better than Wikipedia has ever been. This article will shatter many Russian glass hearts by a lot.)

The Internet Hate Machine
also notes that the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF)
seemingly chickened out from providing
meaningful support
to two Arabic editors Osama Khalid and Ziyad al-Sofiani
that were jailed
by Saudi Arabia for may years simply
because their government
simply doesn't like it.
To put the WMF into shame, Anonymous will put their photo here
so that everyone can remember
and take action.

More than that, Anonymous takes this stage to call for world attention

on the plight of people trapped within fraud dens in Myanmar such as KK园区!

Finally, in terms of Israel-Palestine conflict,

Anonymous wants to share the following press release from Cyber Anakin.

It is a seismic shock to me and all around the world that multiple brutal terroristic incursions and attacks against local and international civilians in Israel had unfolded on 10/7, a day which will live in infamy as 9/11 and 12/7. 

In the day which has been consigned into infamy, Hamas terrorists under the backing of Iran and Russia launched multiple incursions against Israel to brutally murder, kidnap and terrorize civilians ranging from babies to old people. 

I mourn the loss of many innocent lives there whose future were savagely robbed from them while their bodies are disrespected by Hamas terrorists in a manner that made the latter to be viewed as savages. 

Honestly, I am a believer of the two-state solution in terms of building everlasting peace in Israel and Palestine. Nevertheless as shown in 10/7 Hamas pursues an end identical to that of Nazi Germany entailing the genocide of Jewish people and subsequent oppression in the territory that deprive its citizens the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Such a toxic and corrosive brand of tyranny as pursued by Hamas has no rightful place as stakeholder in the Israel Palestine conflict. 

It is imperative to liberate Palestine from the poisonous influence of Hamas so that peaceful engagements can continue. Their citizens must be educated and awakened to the dangers of Hamas ideology just as how denazification sessions were held by Allied troops for civilians in post-war Germany which included mass-media campaigns exposing the horrors of extermination camps. 

The 10/7 attacks thrusted me back into the time when MH17 was shot down and so many people in the world including me reacted with shock and horror. I felt fear. I felt anger, I felt hate that only intensified when Russia keeps lying instead of apologizing. I remember the helplessness when I didn’t yet have the capabilities to avenge them until two years later. Even then the thirst of revenge did not cease completely and I must admit that I am always in danger of becoming completely engulfed by the dark side which may by some metrics make me worse than Hamas, Hitler, Pol Pot, Genghis Khan, Stalin and Hideki Tojo.

 Hamas raped people who are too weak to defend themselves. Hamas behead babies who couldn’t speak and walk at all. Hamas destroyed countless aspiring ambitions and futures of those who were slain. Hamas kidnapped people and threatened to rob their future the same way. Because of Hamas, there are fewer stories to be told by people who lived their full life. The stories can be inspirations. The stories can be lessons. The stories can be cautionary. The stories can be simply funny, The stories can be anything that provides and adds their meaning to humanity, Earth and universe, like lights and stars that shines in darkness.

 I understand revenge because I went through it after MH17 and after I was infected with COVID. The ideology as embodied by Hamas is so toxic to the point it must be eradicated to avoid further endangerment of others. The IDF have the full blessing of me and others to punish Hamas terrorists particularly those who were reponsible for 10/7. Scums who want to repeat the Holocaust against peaceful people must be punished so hard that they wouldn’t dare to even think about it again. I reserve the sole right to restart operations against Iran to avenge the fallen or to increase participation in the broader campaign against Russia. Considering my health I also reserve the right to train an apprentice for her to assist and continue with the campaigns with the positive, welcoming expectation of surpassing myself. Yet, with periodical bouts of lucidity revenge is not really sustainable in the very long term. I must frankly admit that how I wished that MH17 didn’t happen at all so that I would have continued on the paths of benign careers, which could turn me into an influencer of any kind, such as blogging, video and gaming. I could be a MrBeast, a KreekCraft, or perhaps a Justin Bieber even though I liked typing than talking all of the time. 

While being awash with grief and anger even though I am not a Jew let alone an Israeli, I thought about ways that cherish the memories of the fallen victims even better, far above those that arose from the feelings of revenge. 

Their legacies, no matter how small they are, could serve as positive influences or inspirations for many times and generations to come which incidentally will compensate for the premature end of their stories, both in smaller and grander scales of the universe. Here I will focus on their digital legacies since before 10/7 like many I am wary about the spread of destructive policies against so-called inactive accounts, which in effect will force the victims to die a second death. Before 10/7 like others I had composed a letter Senator Frank Pallone (D-NJ 6th District) which if I remembered correctly, calls for efforts and legislations to curtail some if not all of the aspects of destructive policies practiced by the Big Tech against accounts whose user has gone inactive for some reason, and the creation of a comprehensive legislation that opens the room to get Big Tech companies to institute functions that can lead to memorialization and preservation of accounts and contents just like Facebook. With that way histories and legacies will be treasured even more. 

Perhaps the Beresheet space missions need major overhauls. The lander size could be increased to the size of the Apollo lander so to accommodate more legacies such as artifacts and disks for practically indefinite preservation. Giant leaps of advancements in data storages must be attempted so that ideally at least the whole Internet could be preserved for many generations to come. The obvious destination to put the landers would be the Moon and Mars but if we take the timescale further to the billions of years we have to be diligent. Mercury and Venus cannot be chosen due to their proximity to the Sun and will be destroyed during the red giant phase that occurs five billion years later so the ideal locations would be somewhere between the gas giants, or further in the Kuiper Belt. The problem is we do not have the required technology to even send a person to Mars, let alone the Kuiper Belt. 

If all humanity set down their differences even for a comparatively short moment we can potentially land someone on Mars in ten years. Down on the ground we could and should have developed cures to most viral diseases such as HIV an COVID in a way that the patients are fully recovered after treatments. 

I dream of a future where space travel are as commonplace as air travel now. I dream of a future where all viral diseases are curable and preventable. I dream of a future where artificial intelligences works with humans to unleash a cosmic sense of harmony. I dream of a future where people live so long to witness and create wonders. I dream of a future where the virtual metaverses are so ubiquitous that people can healthily compete with each other and settle differences without the latter spinning out of control into harmful and irreversible levels. I dream of a future where people’s right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are respected perhaps irrespective of political systems and structures. 

The so-called final frontier up above is actually a place that gives humanity the power to express their arts and stories while getting these preserved for a practical eternity to come, just like how Prometheus gave fire to humans so they can thrive in the myth stories. 

But to accomplish all the aforementioned hopeful futures that in one way could bring some closure to the victims and their families, we need to think hard what went wrong in the first place. We cannot afford to let an environment remain as it is if it still has the ability to create more future Hamas. We need to proactively change it for the better so that people will love more than hate. 

Perhaps the Mofaz plan should be resurrected in part to induce moderate elements in Hamas to overthrow and prosecute the fanatics, freeing and returning the hostages, and embark on a path to everlasting mutual peace. That way some collateral damages and tragedies against Gaza citizens can still be averted. With this, Shepherd Iverson’s plan to peacefully denuclearise, democratize and reunify Korea should be given a fair go so that more tragedies will be averted. 

The course of events today rhymes with the storyline of The Expanse. Marco Inaros hurled rocks against Earth and Mars causing untold casualities. Because of that the Inners hate the Belters a lot so much that Pallas station was destroyed. However, it was the shaking of hands between innocent parties of Inners and Belters that precipitated the downfall of Marco Inaros and his terrorist group and hence secured an unprecedented peace when they negotiated an arrangement that would benefit both Inners and Belters. It will be truly wonderful if the very old conflict is resolved in a way that made life imitated art. 

To paraphrase a student essay in a NASA event, curiosity, happiness and love, rather than hate, should burn in everyone’s mind. Without them except hate we wouldn’t be who we are today as we are still stuck in primitive states. 

Let curiosity, happiness and love be the passions that drives us through our everyday lives. Sure, in the course of history there are many risks and dangers, but despite that, we still continue to wonder and dream and create and hope. If there is only the feeling of hate in the universe, it will be an ugly, sordid, lifeless, boring, and meaningless place where sufferings and challenges are all for naught. 

May the force be with you, always.

Anonymous calls for viable solutions to end the Israel-Palestine conflict once and for all, while condeming war crimes and atrocities such as rape of children and disruption of water supplies as collective punishment no matter which side is doing it.

Fuck the IDF
Fuck Hamas
Killing more people will not solve this.

— Anonymous (@YourAnonNews) October 14, 2023

Anonymous condemns ALL KILLING - we condemn the attacks upon citizens who are non-combatants (both Israel and Hamas are guilty of this), and the filming of innocent men, women and children being slaughtered or used as hostages for political purposes.
To the People of Palestine,…

— Anonymous (@YourAnonNews) October 11, 2023

There needs to be a reimagining of solutions for the Israel/Palestinian conflict - out of the box thinking that would lead to peace. 

 It's crucial to engage with the complexities of the situation and consider the perspectives, needs, and rights of the people involved on both sides. Any proposed solution should aim for justice, stability, and respect for the human rights of all individuals in the region. 

The very issue is: neither side wants to embrace any solution that would bring peace.  The hatred runs too deep.  

When two children are fighting, do we stand by and watch or do we as adults separate them? 

Perhaps it's time for a "No State" solution, making Israel/Palestine into a global historical site rather than states?