Is he planning on making resets great again?
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FYI your phone saves notifications for up to a month. This includes the message text if you have previews turned on.
This was utilized recently by the FBI to extract deleted messages from Signal.
To disable:
In signal go to settings and notifications. Show -> No Name or Content
In phone settings, go to app, then notifications. Show Previews -> Never
9to5Mac
FBI used iPhone notification data to retrieve deleted Signal messages [Update] - 9to5Mac
The FBI was able to recover deleted Signal messages from an iPhone by extracting data stored in the device’s notification database.
I don’t even know what’s real anymore
People think blocked domains prove privacy. They don't. Cleaner logs can hide a DNS stack that's split across browser overrides, VPN rewrites, and device settings.
Untraceable Digital Dissident
Why You’re Still Getting Tracked After Blocking More With DNS
Blocking more DNS junk does not prove control. Learn why tracking can survive when your resolver path is split, bypassed, or never properly verified.
This is why DNS filtering frustrates people. Login flows get weird, streaming breaks, smart home junk acts stupid, and suddenly privacy feels like punishment.
Untraceable Digital Dissident
How to Run a DNS Blocklist Without Constant Breakage
Learn how to run a DNS blocklist without constant breakage. For people who want cleaner filtering, fewer false positives, and a setup that does not...
Hold up. Does that mean oil companies are going to have to keep bitcoin reserves to pay for tolls?
Every month I clone my computer to an external 3.5 6TB HDD that gets stored in a firebox.
Ok, that’s pretty funny
If I had a sat everytime someone claimed Adam Back was Satoshi. I’d have a lot of sats.
A lot of privacy advice adds more. I think it’s usually smarter to subtract first. Fewer apps. Fewer permissions. Fewer defaults you never chose.
People keep stacking more privacy tools on top of a setup they never verified. Then they wonder why things still leak.
https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/how-to-check-if-your-privacy-setup-is-actually-working/
I miss the before times when I didn't know what a Strait of Hormuz was.
Is Iran going to use lightning for tolls or do they only accept on chain?
Write down five things: resolver per device, VPN drop behavior, app bypasses, IPv6 handling, and if your router enforces or just suggests. That will tell you more than another week of tweaking settings. #privacy
“I use private DNS” is not an audit result. What matters is which resolver is actually handling requests from each device.
Run a audit already
This is why people keep spinning out. Change a setting. Run one test. Read a thread. Break something. Undo half of it. Still don’t trust the result.
https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/privacy-setup-audit-check-dns-network-leaks/
I only want one thing
Quick test: list your personal, work, research, and admin accounts. If most of them still happen in the same browser profile, your separation is probably weaker than you think.