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SimplifiedPrivacy.com

Anti-Fingerprint VPN, empowering you with different isolated browser fingerprint profiles.

We also have a Podcast & Educational Center, to combat Big Tech surveillance. Cypherpunk memes, Open source, #Linux, DeGoogled Phones, Tor/VPNs, self-hosted services, #Monero #Bitcoin, Security, and more!

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2025-03-31 03:24:07

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Try messaging me 1-on-1:
support@simplifiedprivacy.is
OMEMO
37d6b6f55bc7209e07eda2db1a1af86fbd8f36cd85a55245392a076a8565387a
Then I can invite you to the group
Group:
The group has no keys, it's an open public room. You add them differently as "Join Group":
simplified-privacy@groups.simplifiedprivacy.is

2025-03-30 00:20:17

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Jabber ID is for XMPP. You're saying you can't join the XMPP or Signal?
For Signal, if you copy paste the link in the app, or just go to it in a web browser, it should work.

2025-03-30 00:18:58

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Hey Guy, good to see you. You're referring to Signal being a honeypot from the other commenter?

2025-03-29 13:02:29

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Yes fair enough, there are real criticisms of XMPP. The OMEMO should be putting the sender inside the message like Signal. Although your choice of server makes this less critical.
And yeah, the CIA funding Signal is a big issue for using it to hide from the CIA. It can be shut down if you're criticizing the government, but they use it to flip other countries they don't like

2025-03-29 12:56:40

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Great question, we give the user as many options as possible to reduce trust in us as much as possible.
a) It's open source and doesn't require sudo for the layer 2
b) Layer 2 can be run on top of Layer 1 from a different provider, so we can't see the real IP
c) Micro billing empowers you to separate different parts of your life into profiles, we don't know they are you. And it's offline until connecting with that profile
d) We currently allow Tor->socks5 proxies so then we see an exit node
e) We're in process of decentralizing the servers, so it would be anonymous without needing a "different provider". So just using the VPN you already have.. then you're hiding from both them and us. And we purposefully use different datacenters than the major VPNs such as Mullvad or IVPN, giving you diversity for this.
Recap:
-You pick between Wireguard or Tor->socks5
-No vendor lock-in, You can be anonymous with another provider systemwide
-No sudo required
-No connection between identities, in-app Monero/lightning billing
-No "mega-huge" international datacenter providers
Ultimately, you can't really trust anyone, so that's why services like our's try to minimize it as much as possible.

2025-03-28 15:40:55

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WHAT?! you're saying a person with a completely compromised device, getting software from Google is the standard?!
We're talking about what is the most private and secure thing. Not what is the easiest to get a normie with a compromised OS and zero knowledge on. In fact, Signal or XMPP is irrelevant then, the whole OS is compromised

2025-03-28 13:33:49

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What XMPP Client do you recommend?
If you’re using Linux,
Then Dino. But Gajim is a 2nd option.
Gajim audio calls work for Linux only, and NOT on Windows.
If you’re using Android,
Monocles has good texting sync with Linux Dino.
But Cheogram is excellent on it’s own.
If you’re using Windows,
Gajim is great for texts, but can’t do audio call for Windows. You have two audio call options:
Option 1) Mov.im in a Web browser, the pro is this is easy. The con is they see your password because it’s in a browser.
Option 2) Unofficial release of Dino for Windows, which I haven’t personally tried and may have problems:
https://github.com/LAGonauta/dino/releases
If you’re using iPhone,
You have two choices
Option 1) Snikket’s iOS app,
https://snikket.org/app/ios/
Option 2) Siskin, which Snikket is based on,
https://siskin.im/
If you’re using Apple/Mac computers,
Your 2 choices are:
Option 1) the same mov.im in a browser as Windows
Option 2) Beagle.im
Source: https://simplifiedprivacy.com/voip/

2025-03-27 13:16:07

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You know the sad thing is this isn't even really an exaggerated joke

2025-03-27 13:13:23

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Hey Galaxie, thanks for reaching out. So it's $1 for a profile.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com//posts/vpns-and/profiles-vs-sub/images/wireguard-subscriptions.png
The concept of a Profile is a browser fingerprint stored locally on your device, PLUS access to the VPN subscription.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com//posts/vpns-and/profiles-vs-sub/images/linkedin-profile.png
You can learn more about this here:
https://docs.simplifiedprivacy.com/en/payments/subscriptions-vs-profile

2025-03-20 13:52:56

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you can do that still. just a small amount in a hot wallet for spending/recieving

2025-03-18 14:04:14

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Hey not at the moment, due to Windows doing AI recall and such. It's possible for the future, but we'd need to do android first

2025-03-17 14:04:55

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how would you suggest it be fixed?

2025-03-17 14:03:26

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Hey thanks for reaching out, there's install instructions here:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/vpn-install/easy-one-command.html
The same info is on docs.simplifiedprivacy.com in a more "formal" format

2025-03-12 13:49:55

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Mullvad:
https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/mullvad/index.html
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/how-this-vpn-works/epic-pitch.html
Proton:
https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/proton/index.html
Both:
Video: Everything You Know About VPNs is a Lie
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/everything-you-know-about-vpns-is-a-lie/fast-easy-video.html

2025-03-12 01:34:13

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Harden in this case is just blocking enough types of javascript, which for anything other than Tor's level, is not effective. The more effective the blocking is, the more the sites break down. And using non-Cloudflare DNS is completely irrelevant, you're still going through a site with their A-record pointed to CF. Further, it sounds you're using the same extensions on each fork, which would tie them together.
Is doing different firefox forks better than nothing? Yeah of course. But I wouldn't be grabbing cheerleader pomp-pomps to root for team apathy mozilla

2025-03-11 14:04:04

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Are you using Linux? That'd be a first step

2025-03-11 00:38:36

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Well we got the competition shitting bricks.
Which is okay, because you’re selling toilet paper.

2025-03-11 00:29:01

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Nice bro, glad to hear it worked. still working on upgrades, will keep you posted thanks

2025-03-11 00:28:33

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Please see this regarding brave with vpn:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/browser-fingerprints/updated-every-5-minutes.html

2025-03-10 13:10:49

I hate AI
But I'm getting exhausted with explaining the political and privacy risks of AI.
Maybe I should I automate my explanations?

2025-03-09 14:26:33

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100% bro. thank you

2025-03-07 01:05:42

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nice, yeah mint would be easiest. make sure to do the newest one

2025-03-06 14:29:26

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Newest Mint or Debian 12. But I wouldn't wipe what you got just yet, please give more time

2025-03-05 14:27:00

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oh ok, thanks for the info and your time

2025-03-01 15:05:20

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

2025-03-01 15:03:21

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@npub139x…g46d can debate it. I'm neutral

2025-03-01 01:12:07

They Update Your Fingerprint Every 5 Minutes
Like the Movie "the Matrix", the Machines Eat Your Data
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fingerprinting-matrix/images/fetus-fields-logos.png
LibreWolf is marketed as “anti-fingerprint”, but this web browser can’t even beat fingerprint-com’s free demo,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/librewolf-cloudflare/images/librewolf-1.png
I closed Librewolf, then re-opened it. And that same ID comes up on repeat visits, even in private mode.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/librewolf-cloudflare/images/librewolf-1b.png
In this NEW easy visual picture slide-show, we'll go over how these fingerprinters work, (such as speed logs), and what you can do about it:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/librewolf-cloudflare/images/cloudflare-exits-substack.png
One cool thing about Nostr over Twitter, is Elon Musk can't gag links off the platform. If I just put it all on Nostr, you'd have to read more, to figure out what's a source quote or my own words.
Also, this is a brand NEW picture slide-show, so if you read the previous one on Tor/Mozilla, this is 90%+ new,
Help me, help you:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/browser-fingerprints/updated-every-5-minutes.html

2025-02-25 00:57:47

I don't need to ever check the price of Bitcoin
If I scroll through Nostr, I can guess from ya'lls notes

2025-02-24 14:49:23

Kiwi Browser Shut Down,
This was a good tool to use extensions (like Nostr) on Android.
Mull was another one, but that's shut down too. Kiwi devs are now "shouting out" Microsoft Edge, but screw that.
I would now direct you to IceRaven (which Firefox based),
https://github.com/fork-maintainers/iceraven-browser
It can be used with Obtainium, which lets you use apps directly from Github. Shoutout my boy @npub1m5s…gjl3 for this idea

2025-02-20 01:20:35

I think a Bitcoin-Nostr dude and a Monero-Nostr dude have more in common,
Than a Bitcoin-Nostr and Bitcoin-Twitter guy.
Because if you're on Nostr, you gotta figure the person is much more likely to also be doing circular economics, Linux, DeGoogled phones, privacy, and has liberty-minded political beliefs.
While as there are so many Bitcoiners on Twitter just gambling on price, with no other awareness of what Bitcoin even originally solved.
You may hate to admit it, but Nostr's bond (and culture) is stronger than fighting over which currency.

2025-02-19 14:00:57

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Thanks for your time and kind words. Yes in future releases, we'll be adding both a daemon option (so sudo would only be required on the first open and an auto-connect option). I'm excited

2025-02-19 01:16:26

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Good call on adding further docs. Also a lot of info here: https://docs.simplifiedprivacy.com

2025-02-18 13:59:29

Crypto-Anarchy LLC?
6 months ago, when we deposited with XMRBazaar, I had no idea if this idea would work.
We needed to find a way to have a legal system outside the corrupt banking system, but at the same time, people don’t trust sending cryptocurrency to strangers.
I was (and still am) surprised by how successful this parallel economy idea has turned out to be. A huge thank you to everyone who trusted XMRBazaar, us, and this new legal system. Which ended up on-boarding more people onto Linux, Degoogled phones, and cryptocurrency itself. In fact, even Bitcoiners got in on the action.
Without you guys, our organization would just be a digital textbook. But it is through your participation in the group chats, on Nostr, and coming through for products/services that has enabled us to develop this original fingerprint app we’re now rolling out.
I’m happy to announce we are now renewing with XMRBazaar for another 6 months. It's cheaper than an LLC with the government, but far more fun:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/how-pgp-insurance/2025.html

2025-02-18 13:56:49

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Thanks for your time, I agree that IVPN is better than Mullvad, however many of the same flaws such as the datacenter selection exist there as well. One cool thing about our new VPN roll-out, is people can continue to use their existing VPN, and use our’s for a browser-only fingerprint. At just $1 in zaps, and doesn’t require sudo to install, it provides a great way to get someone’s feet wet to try it out with low risk. And the best part is, if you got IVPN on, then you’re anonymous to us. But it isn’t blocked or slow like Tor. This has a visual overview: vpn.simplifiedprivacy.com

2025-02-18 13:52:50

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Hey man, I understand your skepticism but allow me to re-frame this.
Our organization is mostly volunteers who create content and do development/programming at below market rates for the cause of liberty. We have both identified and then presented original solutions to the problems of Mullvad. These ideas are not widely debated, because there is a low profit margin in doing so. The VPN companies, Big Tech, and government are all very interested in suppressing them. And it requires a high attention and tech interest to comprehend them.
We are going against the grain, to innovate and develop solutions. This particular audio podcast may indeed have been miss-marketed. However, the points are solid. If you're interested in hearing honest and true criticism of mainstream products, and then solutions and ideas for those problems, this is it.
However, if you are just going to be pessimistic, without any actual flaw in the ideas, unfortunately our organization does not have time to devote to helping you. Further, it is unclear why you are interacting with us, if you do not want to hear our expertise on the exact subject the entire channel is about. Best of luck

2025-02-18 13:50:57

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hope you're right

2025-02-17 13:59:23

Monero surging!
If XMR goes up, then the Bitcoiners cry out "ohhh I thought you guys don't care about price?!?"
If XMR goes down, the Bitcoiners say we're poor homeless bums that can't even maintain price in a bull market

2025-02-17 01:24:00

Subscriptions vs Profiles
(explained w/ fast memes & 3 sentences)
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/profiles-vs-sub/images/sub-vs-profile.jpeg
Subscription:
Think of a VPN subscription like a bus pass, it just shows you paid to get on.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/profiles-vs-sub/images/wireguard-subscriptions.png
Fingerprint:
Think of a browser fingerprint like clothing, that you keep at home (stored locally on your device).
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/profiles-vs-sub/images/linkedin-fingerprint-as-text.png
Profiles:
Think of our app's profiles as getting off the bus you paid for, and people seeing your clothing and where you came from.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/profiles-vs-sub/images/linkedin-profile.png
Full Article:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/profiles-vs-subscriptions/understanding-payments.html

2025-02-16 13:49:36

There is nothing more pathetic than when you debate someone,
And they copy-paste what ChatGPT says.
Dude, I'm saying the government is using AI enslave you with surveillance-powered enforcement and mass manipulation of all knowledge. They want you to not read anything, and just obey what that spits out. The old SEO just mirrored society, but the new algorithms shape it.
And you're asking the AI if I'm right?!

2025-02-16 13:46:55

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Yeah sorry, the browser-only graphical environments won't launch on that. But even just the layer-1 systemwide might launch, and/or can plug configs into the official WG app. Does the official WG app from the protocol devs work on Artix?

2025-02-16 13:34:57

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Gotcha fair point thanks

2025-02-14 14:16:22

Signal, many web apps, and other messengers use WebRTC, which is peer-to-peer. So they see both sides of everyone you talk to.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/mullvad-popular.png
Even if you’re texting (and it’s not WebRTC), then the same packet size and timing is a dead give-away.
Think about it,
If you had no VPN, then:
-Home ISP sees home traffic
-Celltower ISP sees cell traffic and where you go
-People in other countries have different ISPs
-SSL traffic hides from the ISP, whose talking to each other on web apps
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/different-isps.png
With OTHER VPNs, everything you do goes on the same billing ID.
So Mullvad can see:
-Your home traffic
-Your cell traffic
-Where you travel to Wifi
-They see all your devices
-Everytime you hit up their billing server
-All their servers around the world know about you
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/mullvad-isp.png
And they use the same datacenters as other providers:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/couple-bed-m247-mullvad-ivpn.jpg
Truman Show
By having both your phone and computer traffic, and because they are so popular to doxx both sides of all your interactions on Nostr and Group Chats, it’s like the movie “The Truman Show”, which featured Jim Carrey’s character living in a filmed bubble. He was unaware that on-lookers watched the reality TV show of his every move.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/truman-overview.jpg
Mullvad knows you better than anyone else
They see literally where you travel for Wifi and what you’re doing every minute you’re connected.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/truman-show-driving.jpg
Change is Possible
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/shadow-rebel-world-should-become.png
Instead,
With Simplified Privacy, we empower you with cheap burner identities.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpn-docs/docs/images/app2.png
We charge $1 for 1 location.
It’s the same pricing for Wireguard systemwide, Wireguard layer 2 profiles, Tor->socks5 Proxies, or any systemwide profiles you buy for third party apps on Android, Windows, or MacOS.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/1onelocation.png
This allows you to seperate:
Your Phone on Celltowers, from Your Computer on Wifi
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/seperate-pc-phone.png
When You Travel, Why Should We Know?
This is totally Optional, but a choice for new wifi travel
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/seperate-travel-dollar.png
Different websites or services
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/bastyon-porn-streaming-linkedin.png
Billing is inside the app
Right in the Linux app, you can buy profiles
Accepted cryptocurrencies are Monero, Bitcoin Lightning, Bitcoin Layer 1, and Litecoin.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/content/how-vpn-works/images/a12.png
We don’t know quantity
We don’t know how many subscriptions you have. It’s all kept local on your device.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/manage-stream-profile.png
Manage Subscriptions in the app
Inside the app itself, you can go to the settings tab, then hit “subscriptions tab”, and view when they expire. You can also hit the delete profiles tab and delete them.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/subscriptions-tab.png
Can View the Files
It’s in the folder .config/simplified-privacy/profiles
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/android-wg-tunnel/images/profiles-folder.png
It’s literally 2 text files
One that has the browser fingerprint, so our cloud doesn’t save or know it.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/android-wg-tunnel/images/linkedin-edit-profile.png
And the VPN Text file:
Which you can copy-paste into any Wireguard mobile app, with no technical experience.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/example-wg-config.png
After Beta,
We plan to decentralize out our network, then it will be even easier to be anonymous. But you can be anonymous right now with Tor profiles or using a third party provider for the layer-1 system-wide (or routers).
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/payments/images/decentralized-roadmap.png
Android Install:
Instructions to use the VPN with F-Droid’s WG-Tunnel on Android:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/using-our-vpn-on-android/wg-tunnel.html

2025-02-14 14:13:56

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ok thanks for your time.. did you change your avatar? I did not recognize at first

2025-02-12 15:07:18

Google exploited YET AGAIN
From the Verge:
"YouTube’s block feature made it easy to uncover any account’s email address."
"A clever and since-fixed exploit allowed a security researcher to find the email address belonging to any YouTube account through a roundabout series of steps" </end quote>
So ANY RANDOM SCAMMER can find your email even if it's hidden, and they can apply this to billions of accounts to sell on the darkweb. Once again, be careful what info you give them and don't trust them to keep ANYTHING hidden. Degoogle your phone, Degoogle your email, get out of the matrix dude.
Our Links:
Is Email Private? Easy Basics
Get the real truth about this tech
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/email-basics/index.html
9 Dangers of Google’s Power
Exploring the risks of Google's dominance and privacy implications critically.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/googledangers/index.html
Sources:
https://www.theverge.com/google/610944/auto-draft
https://brutecat.com/articles/leaking-youtube-emails

2025-02-12 04:40:40

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not only do I agree with what you're saying, but we need more of it on nostr
As Elon Musk is among the biggest Pro-Israel censors, which gives us purpose to be here

2025-02-10 14:44:25

I got Google removed!
After pressure from my article,
VPS host Servers Guru removed Google fonts from their website, in return for having my criticism removed.
I ain't on Youtube. Google doesn't get to ban me... I'm banning Google.
Now Servers Guru is still on Cloudflare, which is a huge (much bigger) negative because CF can see the VPS panel password. So if you want to help me inspire Servers Guru to switch off this (to something like Bunny), consider reposting or commenting to show there's demand.. I can email them this note.
Btw educational point: Bunny CDN can be 3rd party images, so they absorb the bulk of the DDoS, but can't see passwords.

2025-02-10 04:33:43

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Great question. The short answer is "not yet, we will when further along. It already far exceeds the security of just regular WireGuard, by even having a second isolated layer. And the high price tag of an audit would tie up funds we need for further development at this moment."
The longer answer is there are few aspects to an audit, the last one of which is unique to our situation.
a) One is eyes on the code.
b) Another is pure security.
c) But yet another factor to our's is the fingerprint. So we might be the most secure thing in the world, but it could hypothetically not be beating some type of proprietary fingerprint.
So for the last one, part c, this is very difficult to audit because the enemy is closed source. We can realistically say though that there is no known way of detecting things such as the screen size or timezone from within the environment based on how these underlying technologies work... but NOBODY knows what for example, hardware fingerprinting the CIA is doing that might even penetrate QubesOS. Even if I put up a 30k USD bounty, it would LIKELY NOT yield someone who can fingerprint it across profiles. If the technology to break outside a new graphical enviornment exists, then it exists in an NSA classified database and exceeds what any open source project can pay. Including QubesOS.
As far as pure eyes on the code, we're in the process of decentralizing the Wireguard network, and these other participants will be more eyes on the code.
As far as paying a third party security firm to audit it, we will do it when able to in the future. But keep in mind, in general for all these VPNs (and messengers) this is purely a marketing thing. As these audit shops just look at "if the firm has correctly applied the techniques and do basic DNS leaks and pen testing tools". And they can’t even guarantee that the firm is not malicious, even if it passes audit.
And they do NOT do the kind of penetration tests that real talent or the CIA/NSA is gonna do. So at the end of the day, is it worth 20 grand to a starving open source startup to get a sticker of approval? Or is the money better spent on further development, decentralize this out, and get eyes on the code through merit.. over just raw funds.

2025-02-09 14:35:07

You should know this,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/daniel-graphene.png
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/dig-deeper-2.png
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/Thorin-Oakenpants-do-nothing-unique.png
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/luke-smith-every-browser-sucks.png
The goal here is NOT to black pill you so that you give up. It's the opposite, to empower you with options and knowledge to improve,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/shadow-rebel.png
You can scroll through this article quickly, even if only reading the pictures, and you'd still get a lot from it:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/many-quotes.png
I dug through cybersecurity authors, hackers, law enforcement, developers, professors, and tech bloggers...
And these are THE BEST quotes to understand Privacy with Web Browsers:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/web-browsers-become-the-new-os/and-the-program-is-tyranny.html

2025-02-09 13:38:52

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is there a strategy I'm missing? As when I posted in the past, it would literally scroll off with 0 likes or comments, due to the sheer number of posts from randos

2025-02-09 13:37:59

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not lost.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/shadow-rebel.png

2025-02-08 01:08:30

Why Every Web Browser is Flawed
Even Tor
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/darth-vadar-web-browser.png
This might be the Best Article I Ever Wrote..
There is an old expression, if you steal one dude's work, it's plagiarism. If you steal from a huge amount of people, it's research.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/browser-tyranny/images/many-quotes.png
I dug through cybersecurity authors, hackers, law enforcement, developers, professors, and tech bloggers...
And these are THE BEST quotes to understand Privacy with Web Browsers...
As we live more and more of our lives in web apps, the browser has become the new operating system.. And the program is surveillance. In this article full of picture quotes, you'll learn what to be aware of, and how to handle it:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/web-browsers-become-the-new-os/and-the-program-is-tyranny.html
Btw, the reason I’m linking to my website, instead of just posting it on Nostr, is because it’s formatted so beautifully with the quotes in boxes, and the main points in bold. So this way, you can easily skip to (and find) parts that interest you more.
And, you'll benefit to learn this knowledge, even if you never use Tor Browser, Librewolf, or my app. As it's your life's data, you should know what organizations are doing with it. And when you're not really as private as NSA-Google-Search-Youtube-All-Everything-SEO would lead you to believe.

2025-02-08 01:06:25

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how does threema handle groups?

2025-02-06 15:33:26

Europe's New Censorship Committee
Fast Summary:
-EU created a new special committee [1]
-Bullshit name of "European Union Democracy Shield (EUDS)"
-Goal is to censor "hate speech", "misinformation", and "foreign influence" [2]
-Critics point out that George Soros has ties to this, and that's ironically foreign influence [2]
-Nathalie Loiseau is in charge. She's a friend of French president Macron. [4] And funded by George Soros [2].
-French President Emmanuel Macron is unpopular, and wishes to crush dissent.
-Committee will recommend to Parliament actions, that will be heard promptly on a schedule. [3]
-Ironically, my reporting of it now, would likely be labeled as a violation. [No source, I'm clowning.. don't shoot]
Sources:
[1] https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/these-are-the-meps-on-the-eps-two-special-committees/
[2] https://reclaimthenet.org/eu-democracy-shield-loiseau-chair-tech-giants-control
[3] https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/TA-10-2024-0065_EN.html
[4] https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/european-parliaments-new-democracy-committee-slammed-as-undemocratic/ar-AA1yp6iN

2025-02-05 16:12:57

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we will be decentralizing

2025-02-04 15:41:00

Divide and conquer is the strategy of the predator class. They can only maintain power if we fight among ourselves.
Further, Value is subjective and exists in the mind of the buyer. Typing the word "shit" is not particularly persuasive, and just divides communities.
Nostr is rather ironic, for a group interested in lack of censorship, you want to ban an entire group of new tech
#nevent1q…f6s6

2025-02-04 01:12:33

Nostr Bitcoiners criticize "mainstream" Bitcoiner investors:
For things like not doing self-custody, focus on price, government involvement, & the need to innovate..
But when this criticism is reposted, then "new to nostr" Monero guys just assume you're in favor of Monero and start following you..
I hate to break it to you, but the longer it takes these Monero guys to realize you hate Monero, the more ridiculous you look when later you call him shit

2025-02-03 14:00:56

There were all these headlines about "Google AI being sentient"
But ironically, Google's AI is the worst of the pack, and can't even get basic facts right. Their new SuperBowl ads showcase the AI making flawed statements.
After a huge backlash, they responded:
"This is a creative writing aid, and is not intended to be factual." [1]
Ohhhh you know what else is "creative"? Mainstream Newspapers. Maybe Mainstream News uses Mainstream AI.
Source: [1] https://www.theverge.com/news/604679/google-ai-super-bowl-ad-gouda-cheese

2025-02-03 13:50:25

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This is a toxic view. Ethereum doesn't compete with Bitcoin, as they do different things. We should wish freedom and good spirit on our fellow freedom fighters, as we are in the same struggle... and at a minimum, you want the rest of the crypto to join Nostr

2025-02-03 13:48:51

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Knowing that DeepSeek hurts US Big Tech makes me excited about it

2025-02-03 13:46:04

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https://simplifiedprivacy.com/CIA.png

2025-02-03 01:22:16

New Bitcoin company?
It's Trump's. The whole point of Bitcoin is to protect your wealth FROM the government. Not the guy in charge of preserving the US dollar's value is profiting off selling you the exit ramp.
Here's the headline:
"Trump Media Expands into Financial Services with Truth.Fi, Investing $250M in “Patriot Economy”"
With:
"cryptocurrency-related securities such as Bitcoin."
Further:
"American patriots can protect themselves from the ever-present threat of cancellation, censorship, debanking, and privacy violations committed by Big Tech and woke corporations"
You can't protect me from debanking, when you're in charge of the financial services regulators.
You can't protect me from privacy violations, when you're in charge of the NSA & CIA.

2025-02-03 01:20:11

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I was wondering why it was so cheap all of the sudden

2025-02-02 14:13:20

Facebook is blocking and banning discussion of Linux
DistroWatch and other Linux influencers are getting the gag:
"Attempts to engage in topics surrounding the open-source operating system are being branded as violating Facebook’s Community Standards, with the posts being labeled as cybersecurity threats."
At least they still allow Linux users to use the website itself, and that matters far more than being able to talk about Linux. Good time to pitch to Nostr to these guys.
Sources:
https://www.tomshardware.com/software/linux/facebook-flags-linux-topics-as-cybersecurity-threats-posts-and-users-being-blocked
https://www.techradar.com/pro/facebook-is-blocking-linux-topics-and-channels-with-no-apparent-reason

2025-02-02 14:10:37

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Hey eandy, thanks for writing in. So the VPN can be used with Mac, however our CLIENT is for Linux.
But this can be plugged into a generic WireGuard for Mac such as:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wireguard/id1451685025?mt=12
The benefits of this are that it's cheaper and more decentralized/private datacenters. The only real downside is a couple minutes to setup. If you are down, reach out over any method you prefer,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/contact.html

2025-01-30 15:09:07

I only got one left in stock at this favorable pricing,
After this one sells, the future ones have to go up, due to seasonal changes.
Just $635 total, including shipping:
Brand New Pixel 9
Still sealed in the box
128gb storage
Color: Black
1 Year Google Warranty
You pick: get it still sealed, or we can Degoogle it for you.
Have you heard our podcast on phone privacy?
https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/phone/index.html
PGP Receipt: Backed by a binding deposit with an arbitrator:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/how-pgp-insurance/index.html
You can get it through XMRBazaar,
https://xmrbazaar.com/listing/d7fM/
Or for the Bitcoin People, just DM via any method on our site:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/contact.html

2025-01-28 01:05:03

If I die, then my words to you can be summarized with this:
These Mega-Tech Corporations and Corrupt Governments work together to abuse you. But there are easy and simple options to improve..
If you're busy, then tackle one area of your life, learn or upgrade that area, and then you're progressing towards liberty at your own pace. But if you approach this with pessimism, then you let the enemy win. Because if the technology for freedom already exists, then pessimism is all they got.

2025-01-28 01:04:28

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So it's BitTorrent with no organized CDN or payments? Basically a "bring your own beer" torrent?

2025-01-27 23:46:12

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Where's it storing the videos?

2025-01-27 01:15:58

New podcast on Nostr
https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/encryption-as-identity/encryption-as-identity.png
In Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged, the productive members of society all opt out and go to Galt's Gulch.
What if I told you that Galt's Gulch was real, and it exists today?
Just it's not a physical place. It's Encryption as Identity:
This griping podcast goes over the most compelling cases for Nostr, PGP contracts, and a parallel society. It can't change the whole world. But it can help you,
Web: https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/encryption-as-identity/index.html
RSS: https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/index.xml

2025-01-25 18:15:53

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thanks for our time, welcome =)
reach out if any questions or issues

2025-01-25 18:09:18

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Thanks Saber, yes please see the podcast he linked for info on Arweave. It's much better than filecoin

2025-01-25 01:04:12

If you're saying "I don't care that much, I just want a little privacy from Big Tech"
Then I'm replying that these tech giants are everywhere, on all these services, and sharing data. So isolating browser fingerprints with our VPN, is a fast, one-click, easy way to stop your data from being sold. While not dragging you down with inconvenient tools that get you blocked or stuff won't load right.
While as if you're saying "I am worried government AI is monitoring me"
Then I'm replying that nearly all of these VPN companies (such as Mullvad, IVPN, and Proton) all use the same huge international datacenters, like M247 and Datapacket, and so those same datacenter providers are seeing BOTH home IP addresses of nearly everyone you're interacting with.
The exact same size packet is flowing in a linear path, from your house, to M247, to any service, to M247, to your friend... for all your Nostr DMs, Signal texts/calls, and literally everyone you're talking to. Even if you're using IVPN, and they are using Mullvad, you're both sucked into same legal court order to that same UK-owned provider. Instead, we focus on smaller underdogs, operating in only one country.
Listen,
Our VPN is easy to use, yet it's very hard to get people to understand why they should, and actually take a few minutes to download an app and do it... just like Nostr.
So when you pitch Nostr, and your friends roll their eyes and say "yeah yeah later", that's how I feel right now. If only they cared, if only they'd see how it helps them:
https://vpn.simplifiedprivacy.com

2025-01-23 14:30:06

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Exactly, Monero is opting of the crowd, but,
Once you opt out and leave the mainstream pack… you’re among a smaller group. If that smaller group then will not accept you.. then it forces one to go back to the mainstream pack, or die.
And that’s why it’s harmful that you ignore my DMs to you about projects. Monero only has value based on who will work for it. So, all we have is each other.

2025-01-21 20:19:39

!!! NEW Cloudflare Location Leak Vulnerability!!!!
Do you use Signal or Discord? Anyone can triangulate your city location?!!
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/big-tech/cloudflare-location-leak/images/cloudflare-leak.png
A random attacker can abuse Cloudflare to find out which Cloudflare server you're pinging images from. Even on Signal, the attacker can triangulate your city location (or VPN exit).
To do the Signal attack, they need to only send you an image. Then see which Cloudflare server you download the image from. This shows the danger of Cloudflare's centralization, which I've bitched about 1000 times to deaf ears.
In response to this 15-year old hacker making a fool of them, Cloudflare did make this attack more difficult, but they've yet to patch it fully. So it can be done at the time I'm writing this.
The kid figured out that it can be done by abusing caching. Caching is when files (such as images) as stored on all of these local datacenters because they are frequently accessed.
To quote the kid,
"A few months ago, I had a lightbulb moment: if Cloudflare stores cached data so close to users, could this be exploited for deanonymization attacks on sites we don't control?"
Further,
"When your device sends a request for a resource that can be cached, Cloudflare retrieves the resource from its local datacenter storage, if available. Otherwise, it fetches the resource from the origin server, caches it locally, and then returns it. "
So then he,
First used Cloudflare WARP (Cloudflare's VPN client), to get access to this data when normally the requests are not allowed.
Second, used Burp to gather data on which signal CDN servers were being used, and control what's sent to Signal.
Third, send the image to the victim. And then get the location of which Cloudflare server they download or view it from.
While this specific attack can be stopped by any VPN, who knows what huge amount of information these centralized Big Tech providers save, store, and use on fingerprints, history, or Cloudflare trust scores. Once again, please consider our VPN, designed to isolate your activity for web apps, with Cloudflare specifically in mind:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/vpn-docs/overview.html
Sources:
https://gist.github.com/hackermondev/45a3cdfa52246f1d1201c1e8cdef6117
https://xcancel.com/hackermondev
https://www.404media.co/cloudflare-issue-can-leak-chat-app-users-broad-location/

2025-01-21 20:19:02

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that's funny, I literally came on nostr to post it

2025-01-21 13:49:49

Bitcoin has no borders
But European Union customs agents haven't gotten the memo yet.
That's why we have both US & EU shippers now. So for the EU guys, you can avoid paying VAT on your Degoogled Pixels.
And for all countries: Avoid high shipping, pay your favorite coin, get a PGP receipt, whatever you need, we got you.
Signal #: +855 68 504 905
Session ID: Support
SimpleX:
https://simplex.chat/contact#/?v=2-5&smp=smp%3A%2F%2FenEkec4hlR3UtKx2NMpOUK_K4ZuDxjWBO1d9Y4YXVaA%3D%40smp14.simplex.im%2FfhWzbo2n3wxqg6gAvAgVf1x_viSrBi2X%23%2F%3Fv%3D1-2%26dh%3DMCowBQYDK2VuAyEAGVMQ9_Dq592TxhVckR48CiVpkRK9Ew5RTMv_MeyB0zQ%253D%26srv%3Daspkyu2sopsnizbyfabtsicikr2s4r3ti35jogbcekhm3fsoeyjvgrid.onion

2025-01-20 14:13:03

I think the deep state is purposefully creating volatility in all crypto, to reduce it's use as a real world currency. And purposefully focusing attention on meme coins with no utility, to turn it into an arcade.
During Trump's first term, he abused Twitter to manipulate traditional financial markets (stocks/forex), off Chinese trade deals. I think this 2nd term, he will extend these techniques to back and forth action on Bitcoin, as Blackrock and insiders know right before some big announcements such as Congressional holding funds. But they don't just profit... they purposefully want to whip-saw price.
Why should you care? When you're buying or selling.. Just keep in mind, these malicious insiders like to flip-flop price. So don't be afraid to buy harsh dips. If price just trends in a given direction, then they have no power… everyone knows to buy to the trend. The real power of getting someone like Trump in, is if he can tweet to get it to go the other way. So if it’s rocketing up, then insiders can short sell the spike.. or vica-versa.

2025-01-20 01:08:18

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great post, thanks. Yeah I was suprised to see the Osama-bin-laden speech stuff on Tiktok. (I didn't see it directly as I don't use it, but heard). We gotta get Ian Carroll on Nostr

2025-01-19 19:59:41

Elon Musk may be buying Tiktok.
Oh look at that, Trump reverses Tiktok Ban. I guess China is okay after all!

2025-01-19 14:53:18

You love Bitcoin
And so if I'm telling you about Arweave, it gets a fuck yourself reaction.. and that's fine man..
What I'm telling you is that if LEARN HOW this system works, you can apply these same CONCEPTS to Nostr and Blossom. What concepts?
Arweave Domain names can easily be replicated to tied to Npubs, and pay servers to update the record in lightning.
Arweave Gateways are a CDN, this can be replicated to Blossom servers in ALL countries, BUT Nostr CLIENTS can have users pick WHICH country/server they want to look at the images.
If you're going to tell me to fuck myself, you've got to do with style,
which means knowing more and adding more value. If you're gonna censor JUST because it's an altcoin, then you're on the same level as the government.
Now in this new context, as my nostr family member who only disagrees on this ONE issue.. check out the new podcast, so you can learn good tech:
https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/arweave/index.html
RSS feed to add to podcast app:
https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/index.xml

2025-01-19 14:51:09

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great explanation, thank you. If you want we can interview you, and put it on our website.. blasting it out

2025-01-19 03:59:55

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Hey thanks for writing in,
So regarding storage of stuff that you don't want public, I honestly would not bother with either IPFS or Arweave. Just do the regular internet for non-public content. The official Arweave foundation has a lot of projects, and one of them is encrypted emails for Arweave, but I don't think it's that great, because of the metadata issue and the future Quantum issue. Session messenger is really the same thing as that Arweave email, but with onion routing and not permanent.
Arweave's ArDrive app does have an encryption option, and if you're doing smaller files then it's fine. But it's not like this is anything special, because you'd need their web app (their business) to be around to get the stuff.
You could literally PGP it on your own and then put it on Arweave, but I can't think of a use-case for this.
However, IPFS has serious flaws.. it lacks the CDN and the storage is disconnected from delivery. It also has elements of socialism, because it's forcing nodes to do torrent sharing without payment on the delivery, including the end user. The end user is being forced to torrent without pay.

2025-01-19 03:57:53

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ok thanks for your clarity, I'll reach out there

2025-01-18 14:45:41

Arweave:
Speed of Cloudflare
Privacy of Tor
https://podcast.simplifiedprivacy.com/arweave/speed-cloudflare-privacy-tor.png
The internet you're used to was designed by the US Military.
Under Government internet, you don't own your .com domain. You have to grow old waiting for painful Tor downloads, and Cloudflare dominates all services, like an all seeing god.
It doesn't have to be this way, because Arweave has the potential to offer unique amazing privacy, but without the negative effects of Tor. But let's be honest, you do not feel like reading the whitepapers for Arweave. Well now you don't have to:
In this easy-to-understand podcast, we'll spoon-feed you the basics of how Arweave works and can benefit you. So check this out in a web browser,
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St Louis: https://ibrahimdirik.xyz/NLFYvMfXr_gLlmutW1HoEvLf4for4KChkJdQec7TNRY
Germany: https://arweaveblock.com/NLFYvMfXr_gLlmutW1HoEvLf4for4KChkJdQec7TNRY
Germany: https://kyotoorbust.site/NLFYvMfXr_gLlmutW1HoEvLf4for4KChkJdQec7TNRY
France: https://arnode.xyz/NLFYvMfXr_gLlmutW1HoEvLf4for4KChkJdQec7TNRY
India: https://arns-gateway.com/NLFYvMfXr_gLlmutW1HoEvLf4for4KChkJdQec7TNRY
China: https://ar.owlstake.com/NLFYvMfXr_gLlmutW1HoEvLf4for4KChkJdQec7TNRY
Or you can add the RSS to your podcast app, by putting the subdomain "SimplifiedPrivacy" in front of your chosen gateway.
So for New York, it would be::
https://simplifiedprivacy.exodusdiablo.xyz

2025-01-18 14:43:32

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you got it, feel free to ask any questions

2025-01-18 14:43:05

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ok, i'm sorry. I made a mistake
but that doesn't explain PG censoring content that doesn't have errors, and banning Lemmy users

2025-01-18 04:03:11

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Hey silentius thanks for your time,
So our app is a similar CONCEPT to QubesOS. The difference is that Qubes is an operating system, while our's is a leaner lightweight environment with an isolated filesystem, 2nd networking stack, and a 2nd graphical display.
So Qubes would be a little better security for running untrusted malicious software, but this comes at a heavy price. Our app does not have the performance speed issues, USB issues, or complexity to setup of Qubes, while giving nearly all of the upside benefit.
BOTH Simplified Privacy and Qubes, protect against keyloggers or shared graphical display security issues. BOTH our app and Qubes, fool websites on screen dimensions. And our app isolates the filesystem to prevent any apps from within it from accessing files outside it.
Plus if you like, you could run our app inside Qubes for the purpose of $1 burner identities and/or evading Tor blocks. The primary purpose of our app is to fool browser fingerprinting, and the solid security isolation is a bonus as well.
This article goes over the tech in spesific to your question:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/wireguard-without-sudo-as-a-proxy/wireproxy.html
General Docs:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/vpn-docs/overview.html

2025-01-18 04:01:54

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I thought 0xchat and ameythst rotate keys with a 2nd layer, you're saying they use the same 2nd layer over and over ? (note: I'm asking, not saying I researched this)

2025-01-18 03:59:00

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i did own them just now

2025-01-18 03:58:03

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Hey thanks for your time,
Yes we isolate Chromium, Brave, and other browsers. So our app isolates the filesystem to prevent any apps from within it from accessing files outside it. And it's got a 2nd graphical display to fool websites on the screen size and timezone, & 2nd networking stack isolation as well to give different IPs.
This website goes over the tech,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/vpn-docs/overview.html
Let me know if you have any questions.

2025-01-17 14:46:42

Problem:
Mullvad Browser & LibreWolf don’t store cookies.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/cry-verify.png
Solution:
Save your cookies & preferences with isolated profiles
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/browsers2.png
With our app, you get both convenience and security, because there’s an isolated filesystem, for just that environment.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/cookies.png
An isolated filesystem keeps hackers out of your precious extensions, crypto wallets, and cookies from any other profiles. So eCommerce sites, Nostr extensions, Bitcoin lightning wallets, and anything else.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/isolated.png
How does this appear to websites? Check out my previous most recent Nostr note on how Oracle is selling your data, and how I want to help you

2025-01-17 14:45:26

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can it be used to talk to other clients? like 0xchat and amyethest with sealed sender.

2025-01-17 14:44:12

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I'm down to end the hostility. A good start would be not censoring and oppressing us from posting on the PG lemmy.one. I'd be happy to treat each other well, but it has to start from your end.
Not declaring whatever we do as "spam" or "misinformation conspiracy theory". Do we post wrong stuff sometimes? Yes, and I try to correct the team... we are human. Given the huge quantity of content, mistakes are going to happen. But we shouldn't be doing take-downs of content that doesn't have a mistake and adds value... that just comes across as malicious.

2025-01-17 14:38:53

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lol from 1990

2025-01-17 01:08:31

They are Coming For Your Data
(4 min read w/ memes)
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/stormtroop.png
Oracle is behind the scenes on many Big Tech websites, they are in the business of reselling your data,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/oracle-devices-sold.png
They track you across devices and sell which devices are you, using fingerprints. This is not crazy conspiracy theory, but well known court cases,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/oracle-devices-crop.png
Google has a similar method to sell your sensitive personal data (across all websites using their JavaScript, including Captchas) through a Cookie, tied to your fingerprint. This is illegal in Europe, because it violates GDPR, but they get away with it because of political influence.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/big-tech/google-surveillance/images/google.png
Fingerprints can include Screen size, timezone, browser version, and 70+ other factors. This is very hard to fool this without blocking, and many websites and services won’t let you block everything.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/content/how-vpn-works/images/deviceinfo.png
Mullvad’s Browser is Weak.
Mullvad Browser relies upon Letterboxing to hide your screen size. Letterboxing adds or subtracts a little bit of padding, to lie that your screen size is the same as everyone else.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/letterboxing.png
But there are a few ways around this, including having your device render graphics to see it’s not real. In fact, Fingerprint-com-Pro openly sells fingerprinting through Letterboxing. Look at the last line of their ad:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/letterboxing-2c.png
Fingerprint-Pro JavaScript, which is worth 80 million dollars, is shilled on hundreds of websites. And then Big Tech will pick this data up as well, with similar systems, to rake in billions. This makes fingerprinting effective, since then they all share data with each other,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/letterboxing-4.png
Easy Solution:
Our app launches isolated second graphical environments that realistically creates a new Screen Display Size, and matches your timezone to the IP address.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/content/how-vpn-works/images/post-launch.png
No Way to Detect
From inside it, there’s no way to detect this fake environment.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/neo-bullets.png
The only other way to do this type of deception is virtual machines, but ironically Oracle makes VirtualBox. The exact company that you’re trying to deceive, and the copy-paste isn’t open source.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/virtual-machines/types-of-virtual/images/a-Virtualbox2-300x300.png
All VMs are a pain in the ass to setup and slower. Unlike a virtual machine, our app doesn’t slow you down or consume extra resources. So you can have many at once.
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/posts/vpns-and/fast-overview/images/girl-doll-real.jpeg

2025-01-17 01:06:12

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amen

2025-01-16 15:00:27

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funny twist

2025-01-16 14:58:29

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thanks for writing in, so Arweave stores stuff directly on the blockchain, and has a CDN to distribute it.
but IPFS stores it on nodes temporarily, and this is disconnected from delivery. It lacks a built-in CDN, and requests community people to run it. But there is nobody running it

2025-01-16 14:56:17

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thanks for your time man, hope to see you come through

2025-01-16 14:55:19

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good to hear, so sync is getting what plans and countries are available.
ok on lightning qr codes, will add to the list, thank you
the browser is using rules/policies to force traffic through the VPN,
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/vpn-web-browser/how-we-configure-browsers.html