Hijack Monero?! There's an attack on XMR being discussed on Twitter. Here's what the crowd is missing:

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Cock-Li Emails were Hacked Google Manipulates society What if I told you many of the problems with Cockli, Google, Nostr, SimpleX, and the whole internet were the result of the "free mentality"? I have the exact opposite view of most “FOSS” Linux advocates. And today's article is: Free is a Cancer,

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I can not personally vouch for this particular vendor, but there is great stuff on XMRBazaar for these types of questions. Also keep in mind that it's a conflict of interest to ask me who to use to hide from me. Reshipping service (USA receiving addresses)

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Proton: "We have been awarded €2 million from the EU to further develop the Proton ecosystem" I can’t believe there are people actually defending them still getting yet MORE government money, while literally scrolling past our team’s volunteer work, to post memes about decentralization.

KYC SIM cards are a huge (and underestimated) threat to liberty Who you stand near and where you go are just two of the critical facts you give away. I'm grinding as hard, as lean as I can, to bring you the best deals. To the point that you would be crazy to KYC to the Google store for fiat ID, tax, + shipping. Today, 0 battery cycles Pixel 9a brand new GrapheneOS original box & charger Selling it for just $520, including shipping. Bitcoin is up. Monero up long-term. Great time to lock in some deep savings and improve you freedom. Signal: +855 68 504 905 Session: Support SimpleX:

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Don't just Degoogle, Zero Google. As Google shifts to put AI and "Find my device" in the hardware itself, who knows if this corrupt and evil company secretly has backdoors in Pixels. We just don't know. Introducing the first of our "Zero Google" non-Pixel Phones, LineageOS OnePlus 9 Carrier Unlocked No Battery Cycles, Brand New Mint condition, Black 3 Month Warranty from us Secured by a binding arbitration XMRBazaar deposit Optional 6-month VPN subscription as well. $320 in Bitcoin or Monero. In theory, the "find my device" needs a google account to be activated. And if you trust that, then we offer Pixels with GrapheneOS. But if you don't, and you want to completely separate your ties from Google, then this is an easy, low-cost way, to keep your name off the IMEI for geolocation tracking from celltowers, save time with Lineage's setup, and get an amazing price for a mint condition brand new device. Reach out either way for Graphene or Lineage. It's not for me to decide, it's your device:

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Proton uses Cloudflare The VPN traffic, which sees your real home IP (and packet size and timing), flows through Cloudflare to Proton. This is an undeniable conflict of interest, because the websites you're hiding from are also on Cloudflare. In this epic meme slide show "article" with humor, we quickly present the critical facts you need to know,

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Messaging is broken. Signal is centralized. SimpleX doesn't do groups well. Session doesn't auto-rotate keys. XMPP lacks multi-device support. And Matrix leaks metadata & is slow. Nostr DMs are currently horrible. But White Noise looks like a promising potential upcoming solution to all of these problems. It uses MLS for the actual encryption with Nostr keys just for identity. MLS is able to offer easy scaling for groups, that isn't bogged down by being a bunch of one-on-ones in disguise as a group UI, the way signal, session, and simplex are. Check out,

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A secure and private messenger that

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People often mix up using Linux as a home residential computer, with doing command line cloud services. Yes, learning the terminal and running services requires knowledge. But just using the graphical environment like a regular home PC with something like Mint, is barely different than Windows. You DON'T need to know the terminal to use Linux for a home PC.

Emotional moment releasing the HydraVeil 1.1.0 into the wild. --Font randomization per profile --Hardened Canvas reset per session --In-app QR codes for XMR/Bitcoin lightning --Improved Checkout UI flow SHA-256 sum: 24f34a280447adbea4cb9457b5191cec9a3031c5fa384433d626d63ade7bfdf4

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Trump says China is evil Yet he's having this Palantir database store everything similar to China's social credit score: -Tax filings -Student debt -Social Security -Bank accounts -Medical claims -Immigration status Former Republican Representative Justin Amash: "The surveillance state...the police state...the deep state......are alive & well under Trump. He signed bills to extend & expand mass surveillance. Now he's building profiles' on millions of law-abiding Americans. It's an extraordinary threat to liberty." [1] The real move is not to debate this stuff, but to prevent it from being in the database to begin with. It's hard to opt out of everything, but a good start is Linux, Degoogled phone, cryptocurrency, and encrypted messengers. Then self-host email and use VoIP (when a regular number is required). Finally consider buying things from parallel legal systems and economies. Slowly the resistance grows, through improving people's lives, and not violence on the street. Ironically, the more you resist, the less dirt they have on you. And the better your "social credit score". [1]

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"Trump flipped on us": MAGA reacts to potential national citizen database

"Seriously, if Palantir isn't the deep state, then what is?" wrote Trump supporter Nick Fuentes.