Don't just Degoogle, Zero Google. As Google shifts to put AI and "Find my device" in the hardware itself, who knows if this corrupt and evil company secretly has backdoors in Pixels. We just don't know. Introducing the first of our "Zero Google" non-Pixel Phones, LineageOS OnePlus 9 Carrier Unlocked No Battery Cycles, Brand New Mint condition, Black 3 Month Warranty from us Secured by a binding arbitration XMRBazaar deposit Optional 6-month VPN subscription as well. $320 in Bitcoin or Monero. In theory, the "find my device" needs a google account to be activated. And if you trust that, then we offer Pixels with GrapheneOS. But if you don't, and you want to completely separate your ties from Google, then this is an easy, low-cost way, to keep your name off the IMEI for geolocation tracking from celltowers, save time with Lineage's setup, and get an amazing price for a mint condition brand new device. Reach out either way for Graphene or Lineage. It's not for me to decide, it's your device:

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Thanks @paranoia machinery View quoted note →

Proton uses Cloudflare The VPN traffic, which sees your real home IP (and packet size and timing), flows through Cloudflare to Proton. This is an undeniable conflict of interest, because the websites you're hiding from are also on Cloudflare. In this epic meme slide show "article" with humor, we quickly present the critical facts you need to know,

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If you care about freedom tech, please share my words. Because "giving a shit" is the only way things will ever change.

Messaging is broken. Signal is centralized. SimpleX doesn't do groups well. Session doesn't auto-rotate keys. XMPP lacks multi-device support. And Matrix leaks metadata & is slow. Nostr DMs are currently horrible. But White Noise looks like a promising potential upcoming solution to all of these problems. It uses MLS for the actual encryption with Nostr keys just for identity. MLS is able to offer easy scaling for groups, that isn't bogged down by being a bunch of one-on-ones in disguise as a group UI, the way signal, session, and simplex are. Check out,

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A secure and private messenger that

Another promosing one is @Keychat here's how they differ: View quoted note →

People often mix up using Linux as a home residential computer, with doing command line cloud services. Yes, learning the terminal and running services requires knowledge. But just using the graphical environment like a regular home PC with something like Mint, is barely different than Windows. You DON'T need to know the terminal to use Linux for a home PC.

Emotional moment releasing the HydraVeil 1.1.0 into the wild. --Font randomization per profile --Hardened Canvas reset per session --In-app QR codes for XMR/Bitcoin lightning --Improved Checkout UI flow SHA-256 sum: 24f34a280447adbea4cb9457b5191cec9a3031c5fa384433d626d63ade7bfdf4

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HydraVeil Release 1.1.0 New Privacy Features: --Font randomization per profile, to prevent cross-browser fingerprinting, implemented in the core environment --Hardened Canvas reset per enabled session, customized and tailored for each of the 4 browser families we support --Updated Browser Versions for Security New Quality of Life Features: --In-app QR codes for XMR/Bitcoin lightning --Improved Checkout UI flow SHA-256 sum: 24f34a280447adbea4cb9457b5191cec9a3031c5fa384433d626d63ade7bfdf4 Download link (or do it in app): https://api.simplifiedprivacy.is/downloads/linux-x86_64/clients/v1.1.0/appimage/hydra-veil-x86_64.AppImage Gitlab with changes:

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The HydraVeil core library exposes core logic to higher-level components.

Instructions: Please upgrade HydraVeil asap, and then upgrade/download the browsers as well (except Chromium see article below). Not only for general browser security, but to take advantage of our new features. Article with Notes:

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Trump says China is evil Yet he's having this Palantir database store everything similar to China's social credit score: -Tax filings -Student debt -Social Security -Bank accounts -Medical claims -Immigration status Former Republican Representative Justin Amash: "The surveillance state...the police state...the deep state......are alive & well under Trump. He signed bills to extend & expand mass surveillance. Now he's building profiles' on millions of law-abiding Americans. It's an extraordinary threat to liberty." [1] The real move is not to debate this stuff, but to prevent it from being in the database to begin with. It's hard to opt out of everything, but a good start is Linux, Degoogled phone, cryptocurrency, and encrypted messengers. Then self-host email and use VoIP (when a regular number is required). Finally consider buying things from parallel legal systems and economies. Slowly the resistance grows, through improving people's lives, and not violence on the street. Ironically, the more you resist, the less dirt they have on you. And the better your "social credit score". [1]

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"Trump flipped on us": MAGA reacts to potential national citizen database

"Seriously, if Palantir isn't the deep state, then what is?" wrote Trump supporter Nick Fuentes.

Ironically Democrats protesting Donald Trump, creates the conditions where he has to use authoritarian force to crush (sometimes) violent protests. In other words, "no kings" will create a king.

When I was younger, I learned the government was corrupt. But I thought it could be changed by education. Now I am older and wiser, and I see that the government will never change, but we can create a parallel society among those who are aware. All of these are public/private keys with repetition, that transcend physical locations (and therefore, create their own law). Nostr: No blockchain, you pull it from the relays the poster put it on. Session: Blockchain pays the nodes, but no data or metadata stored on there. It strictly incentives the nodes to route and store it. Bastyon: Blockchain stores the metadata. But the actual posts are off-chain. Arweave: Blockchain literally stores the data up to a certain size, then the rest is off-chain to have infinite scale. Some will debate over which is better for what. But this misses the point. Fighting among ourselves over different tools, only divides the little community we have. I say, make em all connect.

Trump's Whole Coalition Flipped. Elon Musk, Tulsi Gabbard, and RFK are all singing a different tune now then before. Our new article digs into how, why, and what actions you should take to opt out of the system with lots of relevant links.

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Blockstream and Adam Back barely even use Nostr. His last post was a year ago. Then he went another full year before that one. Yet he does podcasts on Nostr being the future. I guess Adam isn't concerned with censorship, since Federal Reserve goons funded Blockstream. Now given that he doesn't use Nostr, I'd be willing to bet he doesn't use Bitcoin Lightning in real life, as cash. Which is the goal of Blockstream, to kill it’s organic use for the government, and sell their centralized liquid solution. View quoted note →

No matter what I'm gonna criticize Trump If he goes to war with Iran, then he's the new Bush/Iraq If this situation calms down for peace, then he's a flip-flopping instigator, that put lives at risk so his buddies can insider trade oil futures. All of society should not be decided by the random whims of a lone tweeter, and there is no way he (or me) know if Iran's nuclear stuff was actually knocked out by bombs through a mountain

Trump is so addicted to flip-flopping positions, (so his buddies can do insider trading off his Tweets), that he's constantly changing his mind on war with Iran. Like holy shit bro, do you really need to put your finger on and off bomb buttons, just so your campaign funders can trade oil futures?!

The decision to invest in a cryptocurrency is totally different from if you should use it for it's native utility. Such as get your website/podcast on Arweave, or use Monero/Lightning for cash. And fighting among ourselves, (calling people shitcoins), divides freedom-seekers, kills Nostr's network effect, and political influencers just end up on Twitter with fiat.

Caps added by me Original Tulsi Gabbard Testimony: "The IC continues to assess that Iran is NOT building a nuclear weapon and Surpreme Leader Khamanei has NOT authorized the nuclear weapons program he suspended in 2003." [1] June 20th Tulsi Gabbard Testimony: "America has intelligence that Iran is at the point that it can produce a nuclear weapon within WEEKS to months, if they decide to finalize the assembly" [2] https://xcancel.com/dbenner83/status/1936187213332594724#m [1] https://xcancel.com/DNIGabbard/status/1936174674595008517#m [2]

Israel can only stop 65% of Iran's missiles. Now Israel has to ration defense munitions. Maybe when they told us "regime change would be easy"... they forgot to mention which regime.

This quote below from Daniel Micay of GrapheneOS is fire, "You talk about privacy in general but then talk specifically about fingerprinting which is not something any mainstream browser has meaningful defenses against, including Firefox. Even for the Tor browser it hardly accomplishes much with JavaScript enabled. I have fingerprinting code that works great with it and bypasses their weak attempts at mitigating it. You're proving the case for why doing something is not always better than nothing. If what is done isn't meaningful, which it really isn't, then people are given a false sense of security / privacy which ends up causing them more harm than if they acted as if that non-working defense didn't exist. Define an actual threat model and explain what the defenses are supposed to mitigate. In reality, it's ineffective, and there's a reason it's not exposed in the UI. Firefox has an almost entirely bogus tracking protection feature exposed in the UI which is fundamentally broken from the design and entire concept behind it, so there's a pretty low bar, and yet these features don't meet it." And that's why HydraVeil exists. Sources/info here:

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Normally I call any position I hate "CIA Propaganda" I do this with Ukraine, fiat money, googled cellphones, ect. But even the CIA said "Iran does NOT have nukes". This means calling what Trump is doing now "CIA propaganda" would be an IMPROVEMENT. You WISH you were CIA propaganda. And genocide, coups, and murders are all normal behavior from the CIA.

Arweave is the opposite of Monero Monero gets rid of Ordinals, to make everyone the same Arweave is on-chain Ordinals, so each transaction is a unique group of files But although they are opposites, converting XMR --to-> Arweave is in my eyes, Monero's true purpose. More so than drugs and darknets. To speak everyone, everywhere, forever, from a no-one