People in ths 60s: "I better not say that or the government will wiretap my house". People in current year: "Hey wiretap, do you have a recipe for pancakes?"

Our species has been slowly dumbed down by dark social engineers to only want convenience. Sovereignty requires self-love, grit, and putting in the time. This gives freedom tech creators an opportunity to educate and build great things to help others get their digital lives back.

Mucho por aprender, tengo echo dot Alexa de Amazon, estoy viendo de desenchufarla y guardarla en el cajón 🥲

I got into an argument on Next-door after trying to explain the privacy risks to my neighbors when they all started installing these about 5 years ago. Our local police department even had an opt-in contract to remotely access these things and folks liked that idea. I was called all manner of names ...

The microphone on your phone goes where ever you go. The other day, I spoke to a friend about Van Gogh, completely random, and the next day I got commercials for Van Gogh themed bed linnen 🤔. Why? Who wants Van Gogh themed bed linnen? What an incredible coincidence.

“Convenience always prevails”?

Thanks nostr:npub1qny3tkh0acurzla8x3zy4nhrjz5zd8l9sy9jys09umwng00manysew95gx for all you do for freedom tech. I listened to your interview with Peter Mccormack. Very inspiring 👍

the past of least resistance will always be selected for. if digital privacy & sovereignty is to become the new norm, it must be the most convenient option.

We used to know better . . . https://m.primal.net/HGrW.jpg

I can never forget the moment while watching CitizenFour such when nostr:npub1sn0wdenkukak0d9dfczzeacvhkrgz92ak56egt7vdgzn8pv2wfqqhrjdv9 put those phones inside an oven at the hotel room in Hong Kong in 2013.

+1 What can we learn from this? My two cents: More education is needed, most people I have encountered using all these anti privacy gadgets has no clue of what they are really giving away and the potential consequences... Once you make them understand, that is not only their data being sold, wh...

my grandma remember they been first family in village who has TV, so neighbours were coming to watch :-) similar story is about telephone line ... what I want to say is that technology is coming to our live but not all people understand how TV or phone lines works, what is behind. mostly they are ...

We can learn that most people don't care for privacy until it's too late.

Amazon Echo's use a RFM69HCW chip which share via radio frequency to other Echo's in the neighborhood and create a mesh network

Yeah that's what I thought too so I got myself a door camera from google instead.

We haven't hit peak surveillance tech yet 😞

Just had this happen: I was visiting a friend's house and was taken aback when his mother said, "Alexa, set timer for 25 minutes," as she worked on dinner in the kitchen. I explained the surveillance issues behind this tech and my friend said, "I know, but my mom has diabetes and it's really good fo...

To anyone who has a roku, try to turn off voice recording in settings. It doesn't let me. I unplug all my shit when I'm not avtively using it

may I have the link to the news story? I can't find it anymore