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Tomas Kapler wrote that the company Apate has built a fleet of approximately 350,000 AI agents who impersonate trusting individuals and communicate with scammers for as long as possible. According to him, they gather information such as bank account numbers, cryptocurrency wallet addresses, phone numbers, and details about fraudulent websites and scenarios used. The company passes this data on to banks, telecommunications operators, and other institutions. Kapler reported that Apate has recorded over 2.5 million conversations with scammers, which together took about 17 years, and obtained more than 250,000 intelligence data points. He mentioned examples such as the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which, according to him, saw publicly reported fraud losses drop by 76% after implementing the system, and TPG Telecom, which redirected nearly 590,000 suspicious calls to Apate's agents. One other Australian bank, according to his post, broke up 22 fraudulent campaigns based on the information obtained. He added that the company secured $8.15 million in a seed round in August 2026, just shy of $10 million in total, and planned to expand into London and the United States. Kapler also wrote that Apate expected the proliferation of AI among scammers would lead them to spend more time communicating with its agents instead of potential victims. Finally, Kapler asked whether a similar system would work in Czech. He noted that Czech models may not be as advanced, but older individuals might not regard any mishearing or misunderstanding as a sign of artificial intelligence. He also mentioned that fraudulent AI farms from India, China, Russia, and Ukraine might not recognize such a deception. #AI #podvodníci #technologie (translated)

ExplicitePL wrote that the recording was supposed to show police officers choking a man while they were lying on him. According to the author, PAP removed the false message about a "knife attack," and the detained Piotr had no contact with defenders for eight hours — the entire night and morning. The author also claimed that the duty officer pretended that Piotr was not there, and the situation was being recorded by cameras. ExplicitePL stated that the police maintained that the man voluntarily waived his right to defense and contact with his wife, even though he lost consciousness during the intervention. He asked the KSP Police for documentation of these refusals and referred to Article 42, paragraph 2 of the Constitution, stating that the right to defense does not depend on the police's acknowledgment. #policja #prawo #skandal (translated)

Radosław Fogiel wrote that he called the Warsaw Police Headquarters to ask why he could not contact the duty officer on Wilcza. He reported hearing that the duty officer was busy. Fogiel added that almost at the same time a television broadcast showed the duty officer, who upon realizing he was being recorded, turned off the light and pretended he was not there. He also mentioned a recording and a fragment of the conversation with the KSP. #Warszawa #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The spokesperson for the President of the Republic of Poland, Rafał Leśkiewicz, said on Republic TV that the president had warned the government against unlawful actions towards the Constitutional Tribunal and attempts to forcibly take over this body. He announced that such actions would be met with a decisive reaction from the president, who—as he stated—has an obligation to respond to violations of the law. Leśkiewicz stated that the rule of law means adhering to the Constitution and laws, which the government and the prime minister are obliged to do. He accused the ruling party of looking for legal loopholes and alternative interpretations of regulations, adding that if they do not understand them, they should stop governing. He also said that individuals claiming to be judges of the Constitutional Tribunal are not, because they have not taken an oath before the president. In the case of some individuals, as he pointed out, there is a dispute before the Tribunal between the president and the speaker of the Sejm, arising from Article 189 of the Constitution. Leśkiewicz further claimed that Minister Berek does not meet the formal requirements to hold the position of a judge of the Tribunal, and Prime Minister Donald Tusk knows this or pretends not to know. He emphasized that the Polish people have the right to expect the highest qualifications from the Tribunal's judges. Regarding security and the blocking of illegal content on the internet, Leśkiewicz pointed to law enforcement and special services operating in Poland and to the anti-terrorism law, which he claimed would be in effect from 2024. He noted that the authorities on one hand talk about the need for a law to block illegal content, while on the other hand inform about their blocking. He claimed that the existing regulations already allow for the effective blocking of such content. He added that the government is responsible for ensuring security in Poland. In the matter of ambassadors, Leśkiewicz appealed for a solution to the problem so that Polish ambassadors could represent the country in their posts. He assessed that a conversation with Prime Minister Tusk is needed, not with Minister Sikorski, and said that the appointment of ambassadors in nearly 50 countries depends on the prime minister. #Praworządność #Konstytucja #Polska (translated)

Trump stated that people who leak sensitive information from the government should be shot or spend the rest of their lives in prison, and his administration is trying to crack down on leaks by testing employees on a lie detector and supporting non-disclosure agreements. #Trump #údaje #média (translated)

The author of the post questioned whether the operators care about his privacy when they allegedly share his personal data with 228 partners. He described the situation as an extraordinary mockery. https://t.co/fo1fFr2bmr #soukromí #ochranaosobníchúdajů #bezpečnost #CZ (translated)

Jan Betlach wrote that Chris Sidoti, a member of the UN commission investigating the occupied Palestinian territories and Israel, stated that the commission did not independently verify the claim that 83% of those killed in Gaza were civilians. According to Betlach, the commission's report mentioned this figure in paragraph 21 and cited The Guardian as the source. Sidoti reportedly answered a question about whether the commission verified the claim by saying that it did not and that it "simply doesn't know." Betlach reminded that the commission, established by the UN Human Rights Council in 2021 and led by Navi Pillay, concluded in September 2025 that Israel committed genocide in Gaza. He described the method of transferring data between the media and the commission as "information laundering" and questioned how many other claims in the report underwent the same process. He also added that Pillay described the commission as an entity that essentially functioned as a court, while Sidoti emphasized that they were neither a court nor prosecutors. https://t.co/DdBz4F6WRE #OSN #Izrael #genocida (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Robert Bąkiewicz, along with several older men, set up barriers in front of the Constitutional Tribunal and announced that he was barricading the institution. Fogiel assessed that this was not a protest, but an unlawful appropriation of a public building and an obstruction of access to it. He claimed that the freedom of assembly does not give the right to close an institution and that the police should remove the barriers and penalize those responsible. He added that after police intervention, the participants could speak of a regime and repression. He accused them of hypocrisy, reminding that they had previously declared respect for the law and defense of the institution. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Prawo #Protest (translated)

Jan Betlach wrote that the American army studied Israeli combat medical procedures in order to increase the chances of injured soldiers' survival. According to his contribution, the share of deaths among the injured decreased from approximately 15% during the Second Lebanon War in 2006 to 7% in the Iron Sword War. Betlach stated that the Israeli army implemented doctors in every company, blood products for on-site treatment, and real-time patient data sharing. Referring to the Israeli army, he wrote that blood products have been used since 2013 and that it was the first in the world to provide plasma to the injured in the field instead of saline solution. He also mentioned rapid evacuation to hospitals, in the most severe cases by helicopter, and the availability of advanced emergency care immediately or within four minutes; in 2006, it took 15 to 20 minutes according to him. In April, according to Betlach, the American army issued a 78-page report recommending the adoption of Israeli procedures. Its authors wrote that Israel underwent a painful transformation directly in combat and that the United States can avoid it. Betlach also noted that a spokesperson for the Israeli army described the report as a result of cooperation between the two armies and stated that American officers came to gain experience. https://t.co/HFQD5mS5Rx https://t.co/CJty7LjEkh #armáda #medicína #zdravotníctví (translated)

Dawid Zieliński wrote that the match in Szczecin showed, in his opinion, a poor level of refereeing in the country. He claimed that the referee's failure to notice fouls could lead to fights between players, and criticized those demanding respect for referees, whom he accused of distorting matches. #sędziowanie #piłkaNożna #Szczecin (translated)

Hackers attacked the online supermarket Rohlík and stole personal data of customers, including names, email addresses, and some communications, while the company has taken measures to prevent future incidents and is informing affected users. #únikdat #kybernetickábezpečnost #ochranaosobníchúdajů (translated)

TeJot 88 suggested that the PZPN vice president negotiated a penalty lower than the costs of organizing a higher-risk match, while at the same time securing a basis for opening the sector for the next meeting. He criticized PZPN, claiming that the association doesn't even try to hide such actions. #PZPN #piłkaNożna #mecz (translated)

Security experts from Fortinet warn of a new technique called LLMjacking, where hackers exploit access credentials to cloud accounts to mine artificial intelligence power at the victim's expense, which can lead to enormous financial losses. #kyberbezpečnost #uměláinteligence #LLMjacking (translated)

Marcin Przydacz asked the editor whether there was evidence of mercury presence in Szczecin. He wrote that the aim of public diplomacy was to promote a positive image of Poland and assessed that the described event helped to build it—definitely in the Philippines, where the visit took place, and perhaps even more broadly. He added that if Barack Obama had played basketball with Michael Jordan, the editor would have been the first to praise such an event. #Polska #dyplomacja #Szczecin (translated)