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I've started watching @nprofile1q... 's new Incognito V2 course videos, and they are excellent. The pacing is snappy & professional. The explanations show an in-depth understanding of privacy and all the terms we use. I've been writing about privacy for years now and am still learning new things from this course.

There is a free option (if you scroll further down) too, but the paid version has extras, like a snazzy glossary of terms and comment boxes that Henry interacts with, that make it well worth your while!

Check it out at: https://techlore.tech/go-incognito-course/

#digitalprivacy #education #free
Hanshan · 5w
The lp2 was great but it doesn't stand up to rough treatment.
Bettina Hartmann · 26w
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The Privacy Dad profile picture
@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... ok, I see. The article I wrote is aimed at people who don't know how to or don't feel familiar with flashing a custom ROM. It's intended as a first step.

About the bootloader, it is my understanding (I could be wrong, I should add!) that if you walk around with an unlocked phone, then someone who finds it and has the know-how could quite easily get into your phone (with your data on it).
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Bettina Hartmann · 26w
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Bettina Hartmann · 26w
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@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... I have used those methods too, especially on kids' phones. One issue is that you have to leave the bootloader unlocked with /e/OS, which is not secure. As second is that it's not entirely clear what is or what isn't happening with Google services on /e/OS; not technical enough to understand. My own phone is GrapheneOS atm.
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Bettina Hartmann · 26w
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Leif Samuelsson · 26w
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michimichael · 26w
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