Architectural privacy >> “trust me” privacy policy.

You can open TOR browser go to our .onion address, get your random account number and pay with Monero.

We simply do not want to know anything about you.

EU officials are trying to revive (again) private chat scanning after Parliament voted it down.

Scanning everyone’s messages treats 450 million people as suspects and threatens end-to-end encryption.

Stand against chat control and mass surveillance.

They’ll try again and again. Don’t give them an inch. Or, as Europeans would say, don’t give them a centimeter.

https://reclaimthenet.org/brussels-could-reopen-the-fight-to-scan-your-private-chats

I've seen a lot of talk about cloud computing for gaming, my personal take is:

If I didn't own the hardware, I just wouldn't play the game.

2026 has definitely a year, that's all I have to say.

Obtainium (and similar tools like F-Droid, direct APK installs from GitHub releases, etc.) will continue to work normally on GrapheneOS.

It's awful that Google keeps locking down Android, but it's Google.

https://keepandroidopen.org/en/

As of v1.163, Obscura on Android now allows local network access by default (for printers and other local devices). You can configure this option in the settings tab.

What got you into privacy?

For anyone wondering how to download Obscura WITHOUT Google Play Store!

All you need is Obtainium -> add app and the following in the screenshot: