#FreedomTechFriday challenge to win some FREE Samourai swag! Get involved! 👇 See you on Friday 🧡

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#FreedomTechFriday 1) an IMEI free, degoolagged, #GrapheneOS phone 2) @npub1vr2n...dzvx esim 5) Ashigaru, Terminal remotely working on #Start9 #FreeSamourai

Graphene OS for staying connected whilst mobile Qubes OS for reasonably secure digital projects BTCPay Server + Wasabi for corporate financial sovereignty and client /supplier protection

If you use that esim in your graphene phone you can kiss your IMEI goodbye Always use graphene in airplane mode (with VPN) for location protection

Challenge accepted. No fluff, no distractions, no corporate strings. Each of these freedom tools exists outside the surveillance economy. They aren’t just privacy preserving they are sovereignty tools. 1. Tails OS Live, amnesic, anonymous. Boots from USB. Leaves no trace. Why: Because when shit hits the fan, you need something that doesn’t remember. Tails turns any computer into a temporary safehouse. Built in Tor, no logs, no disk writes unless you say so. Ideal for whistleblowers, journalists, or anyone who wants to vanish now all hanging on your key ring. Access hostile networks without touching internal drives Publish sensitive material Create disposable sessions that can’t be traced #usecase: Crisis mode, dropbox pickups, burner sessions 2. SimpleX Chat No phone number. No metadata. No central servers. Why: Because Signal still requires a phone number, and most “private” messengers are tied to identity or metadata in some way. With SimpleX: no fixed IDs, messages routed over random relays, no way to link sender and recipient. You share a temporary invite, not a static handle. Exchange sensitive info without leaving trails Coordinate anonymously Maintain contact without compromising others #usecase: comms, burner networks, zero leak collab 3. KeePassXC (Offline Only) Local password manager with zero cloud sync. Built for power users. Why: Because password reuse is digital suicide and cloud based password managers are entralized honeypots. KeePassXC keeps secrets local, lets you sync manually over trusted channels (like encrypted USB or Syncthing), and doesn’t phone home. Manage multiple aliases and logins Store crypto seed phrases #usecase: Alias control, opsec vault, non-cloud credential store

How do. you protect clients / suppliers with Wasabi?

+1 for GrapheneOS and +1 for QubesOS

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GrapheneOS device with an anonymous eSIM is a good way to access internet, in many cases

My choice when out East. Thanks, by the way

great thumbnail!

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#FreedomTechFriday 1 Foundation Passport - for my sats 2 Cake Wallet - for my monero 3 MYNYMBOX - for host stuff in the cloud

#FreedomTechFriday 1. Bitwarden - because everyone should be using a password manager 2. Pixel phone with Graphene so I can run anything I want 3. Start9 node for bitcoin and other apps

Some great answers in here!

Agreed

A well for water A garden for veggies A chicken for eggs

#freedomtechfriday 1. Meshtastic - ungovernable communication 2. Rifle - ungovernable meat harvest and protection 3. Solar array with storage - ungovernable energy

Many good options have already been said but I'll try to be original: 1) Firearm- Physical protection. Can you be free if you can't protect yourself from physical harm? 2) Mullvad VPN- VPN service that accepts btc and xmr. 3) @ZEUS - Swiss army knife of bitcoin wallets and a great way to interact with your bitcoin and lightning node. Just to emphasize some stuff already brought up: Pixel with Graphene OS + @npub1vr2n...dzvx esim for data + jmp dot chat / cheogram for calls/texts + mullvad VPN is a based mobile phone setup.

1. 3D printer for making untraceable weapons and tools. 2. Monero for payments. 3. Raspberry Pi as a digital Swiss army knife.

Graphene, Monero and Tor

I won! Although I feel like I cheated since I am a professional. Be like those contests where you have to throw a football through the hole and the winner was Tom Brady 🤣

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thanks for putting this on!