You nailed it as always. Familiar with the idea/concept of the “American Technate”?
Verrrry well stated- no one is looking out for you except you. Admittedly I didn’t appreciate the power of SP VPN and browser profiles until it was explained like i am a toddler- freakin genius concept!!!
I hit it all the time though i am getting better at ignoring it. And no way to disable or reprogram it that i have been able to find.
Alt + Spacebar
That's all you need to have AI record your voice,
With the all new Microsoft Windows Copilot Press to Talk AI recorder! [1]
Next maybe they'll remove the Alt key, so just hit spacebar and we'll film... Or an Elon Musk brainchip to better comply with X's terms and conditions..
Or: You could Install Linux Mint using a cheap USB stick and be up and running this weekend.
Hit up the Linux Section of our Site:
[2] https://simplifiedprivacy.com/categories/linux.html
News Source:
[1] https://www.theverge.com/news/627511/microsoft-copilot-windows-press-to-talk-voice-shortcut
You jest, but they have already removed one of the Ctrl keys and replaced it with a Copilot launcher
Literally my work laptop has only a single Ctrl key now
And browser profile in mint is working like a charm - you phreakin’ luddite!!!
Keep doing your thing. Those that get it, get it.
Got it. Will do. I have a second SSD to play with in the meantime.
Most people run from their problems
But if you're even reading my words right now, that means you've identified that Twitter and Central Banks are Tyranny, and you've done something about it. But those problems are easily visible, so it's easier to act...
The irony of surveillance, is that those who do it, want to hide. So Fingerprint-com is one of the biggest, but they have their code server-side on websites, so you don't even know. uBlock Origin isn't going to show Fingerprint-com. And most people aren't even aware of when a website is on Cloudflare or not... let alone giving them a speed test,
What if I told you that every 5 minutes they update a "fingerprint" record on you? Across nearly all websites. And that Librewolf, Brave, and most browsers don't offer any protection. But..
5 minutes is ironically about how long it would take you to scroll through this easy visual picture slide-show and learn how to protect yourself. It's not even an "article", it's a bunch of educational memes:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/browser-fingerprints/updated-every-5-minutes.html
What would be a good Linux distro to install to get full functionality of the SPVPN?
“Friends don’t let friends remain psychologically captured?”
Every single tech website has news articles on Firefox's changing of their data privacy terms.
If you waste time reading one line of their terms of service, you're a sucker. Mozilla has been doing corrupt spyware for years, and it's never going to change. All the bickering over this is a "time honeypot", in the sense that it wastes your time and captures attention from real solutions.
Mozilla’s only real revenue, is being paid by Google millions of dollars a year to suck. The money is NOT based on users or any kind of success. They get paid to just use Google search, Google backdoors, and shut up. Google's goal is to not have competition to Chromium or their Search. They don't want Mozilla to succeed, it's on purpose their tech sucks.
The real answer is our app's 2nd Linux distro that guts the telemetry and isolates the filesystem and networking stack. This article goes over the core issues with Mozilla, that also apply to Tor:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/web-browsers-become-the-new-os/and-the-program-is-tyranny.html
Every single tech website has news articles on Firefox's changing of their data privacy terms.
If you waste time reading one line of their terms of service, you're a sucker. Mozilla has been doing corrupt spyware for years, and it's never going to change. All the bickering over this is a "time honeypot", in the sense that it wastes your time and captures attention from real solutions.
Mozilla’s only real revenue, is being paid by Google millions of dollars a year to suck. The money is NOT based on users or any kind of success. They get paid to just use Google search, Google backdoors, and shut up. Google's goal is to not have competition to Chromium or their Search. They don't want Mozilla to succeed, it's on purpose their tech sucks.
The real answer is our app's 2nd Linux distro that guts the telemetry and isolates the filesystem and networking stack. This article goes over the core issues with Mozilla, that also apply to Tor:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/web-browsers-become-the-new-os/and-the-program-is-tyranny.html
Loving the SP VPN !!!!
Most people run from their problems
But if you're even reading my words right now, that means you've identified that Twitter and Central Banks are Tyranny, and you've done something about it. But those problems are easily visible, so it's easier to act...
The irony of surveillance, is that those who do it, want to hide. So Fingerprint-com is one of the biggest, but they have their code server-side on websites, so you don't even know. uBlock Origin isn't going to show Fingerprint-com. And most people aren't even aware of when a website is on Cloudflare or not... let alone giving them a speed test,
What if I told you that every 5 minutes they update a "fingerprint" record on you? Across nearly all websites. And that Librewolf, Brave, and most browsers don't offer any protection. But..
5 minutes is ironically about how long it would take you to scroll through this easy visual picture slide-show and learn how to protect yourself. It's not even an "article", it's a bunch of educational memes:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/browser-fingerprints/updated-every-5-minutes.html
Truly fascinating and infuriating. Thank you for the investigative journalism.
Wouldn’t 100% tariffs harm the US most of all?
I appreciate your integrity as you have repeatedly attempted to inform and warn the community of this very thing. Sadly I don’t have an answer to your very important and specific need here and frankly, the majority(all) of the recommendations thus far mentioned are both telling and somewhat depressing because I am seeing alot of naïveté versus seriously considered implications.


