Ignoring Arweave as a Nostr user, Is no different than ignoring Nostr as a Twitter user, And in fact, it's even worse, because you're supposed to be "aware" View quoted note →

Here it is.. a Game-Changer... How do you get your blog, podcast, videos, or art.. onto Arweave? Meet ArWeb. Our brand-new open-source app (& website design service) to streamline the whole process effortless for you. Burn your legacy directly onto a global blockchain, that transcends physical locations, with complete self-custody. The world is what you make of your public key, and you never have to obey terms of service, Big Tech, or the government again. Own your domain, your content, and your life. Germany:

Meet ArWeb. Our new app | Simplified Privacy

France: https://privacy.arnode.xyz/why-and-what-is-arweb/arweave-website-creator.html New York: https://privacy.exodusdiablo.xyz/why-and-what-is-arweb/arweave-website-creator.html Pennsylvania: https://privacy.apeweave.com/why-and-what-is-arweb/arweave-website-creator.html China:

Meet ArWeb. Our new app | Simplified Privacy

India:

Meet ArWeb. Our new app | Simplified Privacy

Note: This doesn't compete with Nostr, but compliments it. Someday, we may add nostr comments to it.

Any KYC exchange using Google analytics is a double dipshit The whole point of the KYC is you know exactly who is using your platform. So why do you need to invade people's space with Google identifying visitors on top of it?

US Senators, such as Ron Wyden, are flipping out about Trump pushing on cellphone companies to spy on them. But dude... what about the general public being spied on? That's cool? I see no mention of this in the propaganda press,

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Avoid biometric ID? Here's an example: Many vendors use Bitpay, but if you go to BitPay checkout with IVPN IPs, those are flagged. And they often ask for biometric ID. Same might happen with Privacy-com credit card masking. Sometimes companies won't even tell you what the reason is. But if you're using HydraVeil, you'll go right through because our underdog smaller datacenter IP blocks aren't popular with other VPNs. Now some will try to attack me, and say that's just because we're new, and in time, that advantage will go away. And the moment that happens, we'll introduce "residential proxies" right into HydraVeil, with both Tor and Wireguard masking options. I designed it with oppression in mind.

Monero moving 10% a day (up or down) is bad in the long-term It's fine to be happy we got a jack up. But long-term, it makes it impossible to price anything in XMR. And if it's got fast volatility up, it can do more down later.

First Democrats tried to force face masks during covid, Now Donald Trump tries to ban them on college campus protests. It's just like immigration. Politician one creates a problem, politician two needs radical power to fix it.

This weekend, we're releasing a 2nd original open-source freedom-tech app. Stay tuned

Monero $395 If ever there was a time to buy a Degoogled phone from Simplified Privacy, it's now. Keep your name off the SIM card of a GrapheneOS Pixel 8 for just $465, which is barely above an XMR at these prices. Backed by our PGP deposit with the Bazaar, we've filled over 100 orders with no disputes. You can get a year of VPN service included, with fresh IPs that aren't blocked by services. Do you already have Mullvad? Great, now they won't know where you go when you flip it on. Lower than listed here:

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Q: I'm NOT using Linux. Why should I use Simplified Privacy's VPN, if I can't use the Linux fingerprint app HydraVeil? A: First of all, as newer VPN provider, we have less restricted IP addresses, which means you can sign-up and use more services with less hassle. Often Reddit, Google accounts, Google captchas, Cloudflare, Telegram sign-ups, and many other services will give you a far more difficult experience if you're using an IP address that someone else did abusive behavior from. Second, we focus on smaller 1-country "decentralized" data centers, which offer far greater privacy. They only respond to a court order from their own country. And these providers are far more desperate for customers, which means they care to fight and resist anything that could compromise their reputation. On the other hand... Mullvad, IVPN, and Proton all resell huge international providers which means that not only are the same providers seeing all traffic across multiple different VPNs, such as both sides of who you talk to on audio calls. But even worse, often the websites themselves will use these same datacenter providers, which is a direct conflict of interest. We outlined this in our past podcasts, articles, and videos. [1] Another benefit of Simplified Privacy is the amazing pricing. You can take advantage of very cheap burner billing codes, with no information such as an email requested. For just $1 of XMR or Lightning zap, you get access to a location of your choice, which can be fast, easy, and convenient for many mobile users. In fact, if you ever wanted to "be invisible", then this burner pricing opens the door for a huge amount of really interesting setups. For example, with other VPNs, they see both your home PC and also what you do on your phone. Then when you travel and use Wifi, they now know literally everything about you, such as who all your friends are. This ties your personal interactions to your web traffic, which centralizes all knowledge about you. In fact, the VPN you're using now probably knows you better than anyone else in your life. While as with Simplified Privacy, you can effortlessly isolate pieces of your life in under a minute. To have one fast burner code for your PC, and another for the cellphone tower. Another interesting setup is to put Simplified Privacy on an open source router. This empowers you to be anonymous to a different provider, but at an affordable price. Yet another idea, is you could give a VPN code to family or friends with crappy opsec, so you're not on the same account as someone using Big-Tech NSA-friendly devices that see the code. And finally, Simplified Privacy is more than just an IP address you route traffic through. But it's an educational agora community, of primarily volunteers who donate their time and energy. Without our contributors, such as coding, writing/creating content, and answering questions in chats, this organization would simply not exist. While other VPNs such as Proton now come under pressure from Switzerland's government to give up data. Simplified Privacy is developing alternative parallel economy legal systems, such as PGP-binding contracts with XMRBazaar. With no bank accounts, we exist primarily on Nostr, and in your mind. To quote my hero John Lennon, "We can't help everyone, but everyone can help someone" [1]

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The Myth of Mullvad

Mullvad is hyped up as this amazing genius of privacy, when in reality they do not even do the basic commodity of wireguard well.

There's two sides to it.. privacy and tech, People who work in tech, usually use Linux, but keep a regular surveillance phone People who are into privacy/crypto, usually get a degoogled phone first, but view Linux as too much hassle But if you only got one and not the other, when your phone and PC sync instant message convos, it's irrelevant which half you're missing.

Joe Biden had cancer all along. In my subjective opinion, you're only finding out about it now, because they want to use a physical disability to excuse the mental issues. They needed a way to distract from the news stories, that even his aides are now finally coming out and saying that ALL ALONG Joe Biden was inept and mentally disabled. Yet they got the same political positions as him! That is the real scandal!! I personally did not think Biden did that bad in that debate vs Donald Trump, because I could not distinguish genuine mental retardation, from regular Democrat talking points.

Mac / iOS VPN Tutorial Some will say I sold out, but some of our customers have wives or kids, that won't switch over to Linux.. even if warned about the tyrannical backdoors in Apple. These people need multiple device support. So if you tried to convince your family, roommates, or friends, but could not, then here's the guide for our VPN:

Mac VPN Tutorial | Simplified Privacy

Upgrade is Live, Meet HydraVeil. Our strategy of split traffic to hide packet sizes, is symbolically shaped like a Hydra. With a large layer-1 “body”, and smaller layer-2 faces with browser fingerprint profiles. New billing website for non-Linux people: For Android, iPhone, Routers, Windows, Mac, ect... quick and easy access to $1 VPN subscriptions. You can separate your phone and PC.. or be anonymous to another VPN with a router. Codebase organized on a self-hosted Git:

Simplified Privacy: Beyond coding. We Forge.

Simplified Privacy: Beyond coding. We Forge.

Forgejo is a self-hosted lightweight software forge. Easy to install and low maintenance, it just does the job.

Whonix Support: You can now evade Tor blocks from inside Whonix with isolated socks5 fingerprints. Download & Install:

HydraVeil Install Instructions | Simplified Privacy

v1.0.0 shasha256: 3fc48253f7b114cae75e82d0384e1e8f3bab49a5b241420cdf56e36d70872b9e If you want to see this tech get into the hands of the people who need it, consider reposting in your own words.

!! Upgrade Notice !! When we come back up, we'll have a new app name. That's right, the app is being renamed. The billing server (for new subscriptions and that also serves browsers) will have a scheduled maintenance downtime for the transition today/tonight. Existing VPN and proxy traffic should not be affected, and would NOT go down. Time Slot: May 15, 10:30pm UTC to 4:30am UTC. This is a rough estimate More details: https://simplifiedprivacy.com/upgrade-notice/billing-downtime.html

You think they're ready to take our jobs? AI prompt: "write a joke criticizing google" Output: Why did Google go to therapy? Because it couldn't stop searching for its identity!

2000 to 2018, People slowly learned TV was propaganda, And Social Media was where random individuals told the truth. Now, Everyone already knows TV is irrelevant dribble, Yet people slowly learn Big Tech Social is propaganda, And permissionless networks like Nostr are where you get the truth.

ugh can't stand watching video tutorials where: 1. the host uses Windows or Mac 2. the host uses Chrome 3. Google search directly like you're really gonna lecture me on an open-source secure backend framework, when you got a compromised soul?!

Wrong Price for Bitcoin & Monero! These cryptocurrencies are worth MORE than they are listed on exchanges. You can objectively hire people cheaper. People are willing to work harder for less, IF it's under more free conditions.. Because you're tapping global talent without the red tape (or KYC which takes time), for example South America or Eastern EU banking fees/delays/taxes/cross-border issues. So when people say it's bullshit, what they really mean is, they refuse to consider use-cases beyond speculating on the price. Simplified Privacy can do your whole corporate IT infrastructure with email, internal comms, and a website design for $250. Most fiat IT companies will rent you staff at $20,000+ for these kinds of IT services. Not to mention, think about what a better world it would be, if more small businesses used open source self-hosting, instead of just Gmail with their vanity domain.

Some view privacy in the context of criminals trying to hide I have the opposite worldview. The government, Big Tech, and Banks are leeching criminals. So I promote privacy to shield productive agora businesses from their rotten oppression.