Remember what they did to the journalists:
The Verge
Pegasus spyware used to target phones of journalists and activists, investigation finds
It’s not the first time journalists have been targeted
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Don't mistake open-source for private and secure. It can be help with verficiation of software's security (or if your data is being stolen), but FOSS != private and secure.
"If you are saying politically incorrect things and you are not anonymous,
you are either incredibly brave,
or incredibly naive."
Don't put your close one's lives in danger by not using nyms. 
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Timon Cline (@tlloydcline) on X
This is your reminder that Sam Adams ran an estimated 25 pseudonyms at once in the early 1770s in the Boston Gazette
Always be searching for signal in the noise.
Don't be privacy focused only online. Limit the information you give to other people everywhere. The less they know, the less they can hurt you.
I'm not paranoid if I'm really being tracked by three letter agencies.
Stand up straight - not straightened.
Ask your self, what have you done today to increase your privacy and security online.
Saylor might be the biggest orange-piller in the world, but the threat $MSTR poses is huge.
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Using #Bitcoin for privacy and sovereignity is pointless when you are using KYCed BTC on custodial services.
Acquire nonKYC coins and don't use custodial services.
The elites don't want you to know that you can pay 0% taxes, be untracable online and be financialy sovereign.
All that without living in the woods without internet.
Stop using google software just because it's free. There are great alternatives without being too hard to use.
Study OPSEC basics. Without OPSEC, even the best software will be useless.
While security maxxing online, do not forget to security maxx offline. Hit the gym and some martial arts.
Privacy and security online must be simple.
The more complicated your systems are, the higher probability that you will fail.
Open source doesn't always mean that the software is secure.
Don't trust, verify.
Sacrificing convenience for security is not worth it 90% of time.
When it comes to family, personal info, money and business, always use secure and private solutions.
You will appreciate it in the long run.
Implement basic privacy principles to your online presence before your data gets stolen and you are tracked by government. It's not that hard.
Use Cash, Bitcoin, Monero or prepaid cards to protect your privacy when paying.
Use fake adresses and names to protect your privacy when ordering delivery.