Sorry @NEW1 and @The Marie ⚡️🦂 but you got hacked https://cybernews.com/security/bangbros-data-leak-expose-users/

Clearnet vs VPN vs Tor A quick overview #privacy #tor #vpn Computer -> clearnet -> Website ISP: sees that you are connected to website VPN: n/a Tor Entrance Node: n/a Tor Exit Node: n/a Website: sees your IP address and logs everything that you do on the website Good for when the expectation of privacy does not exist. A KYC site you are logging into. Utility bill pay site, bank Computer -> VPN -> Website ISP: sees that you are connecting to a VPN but not what you are doing afterwards VPN: sees your IP Address and that you are connecting to a website Tor Entrance Node: n/a Tor Exit Node: n/a Website: sees that someone from a VPN exit node has connected but doesn’t know who. Logs data. Good for hiding your activity from your ISP. Good for hiding your identity from the website. Good for when you want low level privacy but not anonymity. VPN provider sees everything and your level of privacy depends on how much they know about you and how much data they log and retain (varies greatly from provider to provider). Computer -> Tor -> Website ISP: sees that you are connected to Tor but nothing afterwards VPN: n/a Tor Entrance Node: sees your IP address but nothing afterwards Tor Exit Node: sees website you are going to but not who you are Website: sees someone from Tor has connected but doesn’t know who. Logs. Good for privacy and anonymity. Assumes that Tor is legal in your country. Computer -> VPN -> Tor -> Website ISP: sees that you connected to a VPN but nothing afterwards VPN: sees IP address and that you are connecting to Tor but nothing afterwards Tor Entrance Node: sees a VPN is connected but nothing afterwards Tor Exit Node: sees website you are going to but not who you are Website: sees someone from Tor has connected but doesn’t know who. Logs. Good for if your ISP blocks or cancels your service for using Tor. Potentially an option if Tor is illegal in your country (Dangerous). Computer -> Tor -> VPN -> Website ISP: sees that you are connecting to Tor but nothing afterwards VPN: sees someone from Tor is connected and that they are connecting to a website Tor Entrance Node: sees IP address but nothing afterwards Tor Exit Node: sees someone is connecting to a VPN but nothing afterwards Website: sees someone from a VPN is connecting but doesn’t know who. Logs. Good for when a website blocks Tor traffic. Assumes Tor is legal in your country. Assumes that the VPN doesn’t know who you are. To maximize privacy and anonymity VPN provider should be KYC free and accept privacy payments (ex: Monero). Note: If a website blocks Tor and VPN then maybe that is a sign that you shouldn’t go there.

Any all natural tallow soup brand recommendations? #asknostr

I’m going to label one “Bitcoin Wallet” and see if it works View quoted note →

@Cake Wallet is obviously bisexual. Change my mind

No special gear, no hearing protection, didn’t even take his hand out of his pocket. Takes Silver. BEAST

Facial recognition… View quoted note →

How do you get a wad of cash to fold and lay well? Just put in envelope? Clips? #asknostr

How many of you have a Go Bag? What do you have in it? #asknostr https://www.redcross.org/get-help/how-to-prepare-for-emergencies/survival-kit-supplies.html

@Cake Wallet finally rolled out their lightning wallet

Dafuq is he talking about

I’ve been paying miners all day sending on chain back and forth

Why can’t we just take the ring signature from #Monero and stick it in #Bitcoin The technology works, it’s right there, just port it over.

getmonero.org, The Monero Project

Moneropedia: Ring Signature

on Moneropedia, the open encyclopedia of Monero knowledge

Public Service Announcement: Fellas, if you’re rocking black socks pulled halfway up your shins with athletic shoes. No one is going to sleep with you.