We must stay vigilant

Our focus for for this decade should be building permisionless solutions to escape governmental control. Nostr, Bitcoin ... What else?

Build your plan B. Get second passport. Get offshore bank account. Get international insurance. Have second base somewhere.

"Heather tells the story of this massive and crippling wave of hostile immigration in his new book, The Fall of the Roman Empire."

How immigration destroyed Rome. Oxford historian Peter Heather has reexamined the fall of Rome. His new book, The Fall of the Roman Empire, holds many lessons for today. - Free Online Library

Free Online Library: How immigration destroyed Rome. Oxford historian Peter Heather has reexamined the fall of Rome. His new book, The Fall of the ...

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How can you sleep at night if you know that your most private information is in some database Waiting to be hacked by some geeks that will sell it on dark markets

It is here again. I cannot escape it. I'm once again falling to deepest parts of privacy & security rabitt hole.

We can't wait for government censorship to be stopped by only protesting. We actively need to use and build non proprietary, open source solutions. Protocols, not platforms.

Do yourself a favor - use CASH everytime it's possible. This will cover about 50% of your privacy problems. People talk about Bitcoin and Monero for privacy, but 90% of stores still don't accept them. Use your financial privilege. Will do thread on this.

"You don't like Big Tech spying on us? The go to the woods!" - Somebody whos job depends entirely on the internet.

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Ditch any two-factor aithentication over SMS. SMS are not encrypted - plain text going through air. Always use 2FA open source apps. That means ditch Google authenthicator (yes, you can use literary any different app, not just Google a.)

Problem with E2EE messanger is low network. Every NPC seems to use IG DMs, Whatsapp or other bullshit.

When somebody asks why I'm wearing 5 years old white low top sneakers.

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Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) on X

Down with #Balenciaga and all various forms of pedophile shoes (from any brand)

If you are begginer, you don't need to go full-paranoic mode and switch every SW you use to open source alternative. Start with password manager, browser and email.

🔒Basics of Data Protection Online 🔒 Or how to Protect the Most Valuable Thing You Have A Thread 1/ Why People Suck at Life 🤡 It is crucial to understand this: Many stumble because they overcomplicate. Complex solutions + inconsistency = failure. If you want to succeed on this journey, take small simple steps. 2/ Fake Problems vs. Real Problems ‼️ Ignoring real problems makes them worse. Online privacy and security is a real problem. Don't be the person who thinks they have nothing to hide. Be the one who takes control of their data. 3/ How to Improve Your Digital Sovereignty? 👑 You don't own your data because you gave it away for free. Simple solutions don't mean downloading the first app you see. It's about being perspicacious. Self-analyze and question who gets your data. 4/ Assess Your Digital Ecosystem 🧐 Know what you're dealing with. Audit your apps and services. Are they secure? Privacy-focused? Research and choose wisely. 5/ Minimize Data Sharing 🚫 Your data is gold. Don't give it away. Limit information shared online. Treat your data like a valuable possession. 6/ Embrace Privacy-Focused Tools 🔐 Opt for tools designed to protect your data. Explore open-source options for transparency and security. 7/ Strong Passwords and 2FA 🔒 Weak passwords are a no-go. Use strong, unique passwords and enable two-factor authentication. But stay away from any Google app that does this for you. For instance, use Bitwarden and Aegis. 8/ Regularly Review Your Privacy Settings 🔄 Tech evolves, so do settings. Keep your privacy preferences up to date. Be in control of the info you share. 9/ Conclusion 🌐 Protecting your digital sovereignty isn't about going off the grid. It's about informed choices. Your data is valuable, and it's worth safeguarding. Keep it simple, stay vigilant and perspicacious, and reclaim control of your digital destiny. You can also find full version on https://sovereignoutcomes.com That will be it. If you want to become free and sovereign online, follow my profile.

Just because you're using VPN doesn't mean you are safe.

It will be a difficult journey. https://t.co/sC2YQXUSjL

Because the Matrix was not a sci-fi, but a documentary.

First thing to do for your online privacy is damage control - stop using technology that is spying on you and transfer to safe (!) open-source solutions.