Monero is widely accepted on illegal darknet markets due to its fungibility, but this is not a disadvantage, rather it shows that Monero has real utility.

Stand for Privacy and Free Speech

Free:

Pavel Durov (Telegram)

Ross Ulbricht (Silk Road)

Alexey Pertsev (Tornado Cash)

Roman Storm (Tornado Cash)

Keonne Rodriguez (Samurai Wallet)

William Hill (Samurai Wallet)

These developers built tools for privacy or refused to bow to government censorship.

Why are you enthusiastic specifically about austrian schools? What do they have, that others don't? 😂

Welcome to all new followers! I'm Schmidt, a privacy advocate, Austrian School enthusiast and Monero guy. I know many of you come from the Bitcoin space. I hope some of you have the courage to stick around and explore the ideas I share here. Let's dive deep into the world of privacy, sound money and true financial freedom.

Email wasn't designed with privacy in mind.

Most emails are transmitted in plain text, making them easily readable by anyone who intercepts them, including governments, service providers, and malicious actors.

If you must use email, encryption is essential to protect your privacy. The best way to encrypt email is using PGP (Pretty Good Privacy). It allows you to encrypt the content of your emails so that only the intended recipient with the correct private key can decrypt and read them.

But PGP can be cumbersome for everyday use, requiring both parties to have the necessary software and keys set up. In contrast, using privacy-focused messaging apps like SimpleX, which offer end-to-end encryption by default and has no user IDs, is a more secure and user-friendly alternative to email for sensitive communication.

The fact that they’re hiding it tells it all. Proton can be assumed to be compromised and not to be trusted with anything.

People know best how to spend their money, not the government. Let people trade freely and everyone wins!

Government-backed #ChatControl is a blatant attack on privacy and free speech. Centralized control over our communications isn't about safety; it's about mass surveillance. Encryption is our last defense against totalitarianism.