“I love private property, and let me tell you something, if you care about your fucking country, read Ludwig von Mises and the 6 lessons of the Austrian Economic School, motherfuckers!”
Renato Moicano
By combining VPN use and MAC address randomization, you mitigate many risks, but some vulnerabilities still persis, e.g. DNS leaks, compromised VPN, browser fingerprint, session tracking, behaviour analysis.
Free money market at #Porcfest, New Hampshire 
Threats to privacy
- Governments
- Analytics companies (like Chainalysis)
- Mass surveillance in general
- Transparent blockchains
- Email monitoring
- Chat monitoring
- Metadata collection
- Tracking cookies
- Social media
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Mobile apps
- Data breaches
- Data mining
- Cloud storage
- Facial recognition
- Biometric data
- Public Wi-Fi
- Geolocation tracking
- Browser fingerprinting
- Smart assistants (e.g., Alexa, Google Home)
- Smart TVs and appliances
- Health and fitness trackers
- Cybersecurity vulnerabilities
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Maximize your use of Monero and minimize reliance on fiat money.
So you see the government is corrupt, yet you blindly trust it to control the money supply?
Monero (XMR) champions financial privacy and autonomy with advanced cryptography. It aligns with the Austrian School of Economics, which promotes sound money and individual liberty. Monero stands against centralized surveillance and pro financial sovereignty.
Monero is created to protect people from the fiat money government.
They're after all your data. All of it. It's a massive surveillance obsession. Protect yourself with privacy tools!
Payment history is super valuable and can be used to predict your behavior. With Monero (XMR), only you control your payment history—nobody else.