I always thought that people hired to pen test are white hat hackers? What is the difference to red team?

Could you point me to where it is in the quran?

I think they meant your info being sold on dark web markets, not your behaviour on the dark web being sold.

I am not sure as well, but maybe they meant "maybe an early and public disclosure increases the urgency of the fix for the developers"?

Wenn ich mich richtig erinnere kann man in FF mittlerweile auch mit der Maus in ner PDF kritzeln, damit müsste also auch unterschreiben (sehr rudimentär) gehen.

BMW did it: Video link

If you agree that humans alone can't claim what is universally right and wrong, then that is a first step towards religion, but I will leave that aside.
It seems like you agree that you have no basis on which to claim, with a degree of authority, that someone has to adjust their actions in your vicinity. If you don't contest this then I will leave this discussion, as you have confirmed, that you can't just forbid others from dressing in a certain way.
If you do not agree then I would like to understand how you can say that "morality is an entirely human inventes concept, no one has any foundation for it..." and then go on to say that somehow you can in fact impose your morality on others, as I understood it because their "made up stories are just way stupider than others"? According to which scale? One that does suddenly pop out of nowhere and is absolute for all humans?

Ah where did this debate take place with ehich people? AFAIK all 4 sunni schools are unanimous in their intepretation, that people have to cover their bodies.
It is also very much telling men what and what not to wear. The specific body parts that have to be covered differ from school to school, for women and for men, but every muslim scholar says that every human has to cover certain parts of their body from the gaze of other people.

I am interested, what exactly constitutes a "religious symbol" for you?

It is very much real: https://twitter.com/Israel/status/1724392576516600204?t=F9xr0ij1FAKbIH_NXNvpsg&s=19

Ah wow, I didn't know that, thanks!

How would you derive that someone "dislikes jews because they are jews"? Do you listen to them talk and make a decision following your gut? Do you make an MRI image of their brain and measure their brain waves to read their mind?
You would have to work with their past actions. And then it becomes non trivial to define "anti-semite".
So it is not really about "what does the word mean" but "how do you decide who fits the definition and who doesn't". People are concerned about this because it is very hard to make a law that 100% only fits to the people you want to target (leaving asside wether the principle is correct or not).