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Just so you know, we need to push back against privacy-invasive regulations.
Each and every time.
Shrugging and using a VPN will not save you. They will come for the VPNs next.
Then the ISPs.
Then more.
Pushing against unjust laws matters.
The tools alone will not save you in the long run.
@Em0nM4stodon The thing is that now the web-browsers want to record everything you do in a web-browser with AI features … so they can get to know you better.
@Em0nM4stodon just came back from TX. It was appalling to have to verify your age online.
@Em0nM4stodon couldn't agree more. These classified annexes in these HR's are of great concern to me. What say you?
You mean self hosting and installing Linux or other foss doesn’t magically make everything ok? 😏
@Em0nM4stodon They're already after the VPNs. In the uk, you can't even boikba driving test online with a VPN running and the Santander banking app blocks you from making transfers from your account to another bank account if you're using a VPN. Why are so many people so blinkered?
@Em0nM4stodon Also there are people who can't afford or know how to use privacy tools. Privacy should be automatic and not require being a tech person.
@Em0nM4stodon in Sweden the ISP are already compromised. They need to keep extensive metadata. And I don't see that getting any better.
Phone carriers are used all the time to spy on citizens.
We can not let it become worse. Fight in any way you can!
@Em0nM4stodon in an ideal world, 25mps wifi access would be a fee basic need available to any person, and privacy be codified into a universal human right. Preferably before an AGI would be great
@Em0nM4stodon That's why I moved all my online backups to a Swiss server. They take that stuff extremely seriously. (I have Swiss family. They take most things seriously, haha).
@Em0nM4stodon they already have isps under thumb
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