/g/ - Technology

>>14524

Data mining

>>14989

geopol?

>>14857

Lemme answer with a question:

Would you rather bend over for the poojeet CEO of gulag, or a kind of de-google'd android? Which is less bad? No one is saying there's a good option, for THERE IS NO GOOD SMARTPHONE, NEVER HAS BEEN.

If you absolutely must use a smartphone, if you can't make happen offbrand Blackberry-/Nokia-clone or going all the way to landline-only (no-phone would be best, but pretty much impossible to be part of a civilized society without some sort of way to send and receive the inherently insecure phone call and now texting, too), you're going to have to get used to lowering your standards and accepting the slightly less poisonous snake oil.

Just like if you're too addicted to the Web to go back full-time to BBS, Usenet, IRC, and Gopher, you're just going to have to learn to keep putting up with the deeply crony-corporatized clown-world hell of the Web, even surviving remote islands found via Marginalia, Wiby, and Neocities are compromised one way or another. Deal with it or become a hunter-gatherer mountain hermit so deep innawoods you're at least 100 miles from the nearest human settlement. Hope your last Internet usage is learning how to forage for nuts and berries and mushrooms without killing yourself, and how to hunt and trap and fish while not getting trampled by moose or eaten by wolves and bears and cougars.

>>14944

These days it's often India, not Israel. The yids outsourced the shill to jeets and jeet bot farms.

>>14857

if news reports of police in 14 Eyes/SSEUR countries whining about not being able to access any usable data from the devices with GrapheneOS are to be believed (they're not lying to trick more people to use them so they can be entrapped), then it's better than the iGoy devices. As long as the new OEM that Danial McGay has chosen is some chink one and not (((Samsung))) or other ones proven to have unremovable Israeli spyware and backdoored processors, it might even get better. It's still better to not have no smartphone at all, but for some wagie jobs that's nigh impossible.

>also daily reminder to switch banks/CUs if they force you to use a phone "for 2FA purposes" or some other bullshit reason

>>14952

>(((samsung)))

it's gonna be motorola

>>14952

Is there a complete guide to all this out there somewhere? All this and more? The ultimate privacy guide?

Wonder how long threads/replies are left up... Bump!

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>>15018

Yes, and that’s a well-known fact. The thing is, he publicly admitted to being an atheist in an interview.

>>10536

If you're running Tor on Android or iPhone then it might be sending telemetry data anyways about your usage. Especially on iPhone, they don't even allow apps with a custom browser engine. It has to be through their backdoored version.

>>10536

There is no such thing as anonymity, privacy, nor security on the Internet, let alone any device which can connect to it or any manner of phone signal network. If you care that much, smash all your tech and run deep innawoods or onnamountain picking berries and trapping quails to cook on a campfire sparked by just sticks the rest of your life.

>>10536

>all new western processors are backdoored by israel/ZOG

>many RISC-V processors have a hardware vulnerability (Ghostwrite), and to mitigate it you have to nerf its already shitty processing power

>glowniggers can exfiltrate your private keys by measuring EM emissions from your ram, from further away than you'd think

>cohencidentally, Xen and other important components of Qubes have still have not been ported to anything that isn't x86 despite several cheap RISC-V boards being in existence

I dunno man, it could be.

yes

tor is literally (((cia))), it exists to start coups in other nations, the cia niggers know everything that goes through it

bump

your neighbors network

if I'm correct they ban a lot of IP's now, someone voiced in a thread, that they only let

him post if he posts from his phone. (identification?; the case was: same IP, desktop - banned, phone - works). and they let you post if you connect an email. (could work; but without certain preparations it is just again id'ing ...)