/g/ - Technology

I know this is /g/ and all, but maybe spend more time outside? Google accounts have only existed for about 12-13 years or so. In the very recent past, it was completely impossible to stream hour upon hour of Brother Nathaniel videos. You'd have to join a secret society to gain access to any wrongthink material whatsoever. Now there's NavyNet and a bunch of technologies that you can use to have secure encrypted communication with anyone you like. Be patient. Learn a musical instrument. The pace of change isn't really as fast as the hyperavailability of online media makes it appear. Just get comfy. Everyone's already aware of the surveillance state. They're only buying in because it's convenient. The underlying technologies that make up the web aren't monopolized by Google. Learn a little about encryption technology, maybe try writing your own RSA implementation or something. Have fun.

It was too good to last. To be honest, it's amazing that Google remained neutral for so long. It's not the end of the world anyway. Some people are already migrating to https://www.bitchute.com/

Personally, I'm more worried about surveillance. I live in a small town and it's becoming harder and harder to go out for a walk without being recorded by CCTV. Most people see nothing wrong with this, quite the contrary, they ask for more, in the name of security. Some cities are already using facial recognition software and drones which record everything that happens on the ground, allowing them to keep a profile of all your movements. It's horrifying and hardly anyone is talking about it.