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  • sunzu2@thebrainbin.orgBanned from communitytoPrivacy@lemmy.ml•Is Signal messaging really private?
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    1 year ago

    Signal is a stop gap measure on the way to simplex

    It did its job of providing privacy of content but meta data a d KYCd phones was a honeypot. Glowies got their relationship heat maps which is really all they wanted.

    Once they need content, they will brick your end point with million zero day back doors caked onto everything.

    Pegasus cellebrite etc is now used against normal targets.

    5 years ago you would have to be a national security concern for such royal treament






  • sunzu2@thebrainbin.orgBanned from communitytoPrivacy@lemmy.ml•Honeypots
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    They still classify traffic at the very least. Watching NetFlix, playing games, browsing web etc.

    With VPN they have to us e a lot of compute to figure out what is going in the tunnel.

    Plus, they can’t figure out that you are downloading Linux iSO 🐸


  • sunzu2@thebrainbin.orgBanned from communitytoPrivacy@lemmy.ml•Honeypots
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    I am talking about ISP selling your traffic for marketing data.

    You are talking about state actor hunting you down.

    Different threat model.

    You are not hiding from NSA within US or other westoid regimes.

    They have legal right to do whatever they want. An individual has no chance







  • sunzu2@thebrainbin.orgBanned from communitytoPrivacy@lemmy.ml•Honeypots
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    ISP don’t even pretend not to sell your shit anymore…

    that’s really the only real benefit to using VPN, deny that parasite profit while shifting trust to another corpo. at least VPNs pretend to not sell your data. i mean some do it anyway





  • sunzu2@thebrainbin.orgBanned from communitytoPrivacy@lemmy.ml•Are private email providers worth it?
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    they pretty much always collaborate with the police

    a corporation is a legal extension of the state, hence why all of them will always collaborate when ordered by the courts or otherwise required by law.

    some will even collaborate when they are not required by law such amazon ring providing pigs access for no reason, facebook censoring content per request of US or Israel… needless bullshit but hey it helps get government contracts ;)

    bottom line, expecting corpo to do anything for you for 5 bucks a month is naive, at best they should not do it for no reason and they should not sell your data.

    but even that is a tall order for these parasites.