Comments by "Misty Culous" (@mistyculous9644) on "Learn Guerrilla Tactics in Social Media to Counter Big Tech" video.

  1. Please join us on Brax.me for various answers. Each person has a different "threat model" to deal with in their "OPSEC strategy" of how they want to deal with privacy. Once on Brax.me, search in Blogs: OPSEC. In fact, watch the video from this channel with "OPSEC" in the title (and read it's comments) for a discussion.
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  2. yes, curiously - if you have an old style "land-line" that's not connected to an Internet connection - those phone lines were legally protected. Don't give up your "land-line" if you have one because no provider is installing them currently.
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  3. Well, depending on what you do, a de-googled phone CAN be your "Daily Driver." Unless you MUST have paid apps as part of your job. In that case, have a JOB phone and a Brax2 as your private phone. (The Brax2 has a spot for a Second SIM card.) You can start by learning "browser Isolation." That's free and is a Big Factor in protecting your own privacy. Come to Brax.me and learn more there. Binge watch the "Privacy" thread here on this channel for more
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  4. Rob doesn't do consulting, unfortunately. He has a different strategy that wouldn't have gotten him into this problem. Since you didn't enter a BIOS password, have you tried hitting "enter" when the statement says you "need a Bios password"?
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  5. One person who was a graphic designer, made a custom phone wallpaper with cutout spots for the various browser apps that are labeled as to their usage. On a laptop, you can change the name of the browser (using admin rights.)
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  6. yes, I've heard that Constitutional laws only apply to Government institutions. Tax laws are enforced by others, not the .gov and as such, they don't have align to Constitutional laws. What is in force is the power of (often implied) Contractual Agreements. Curious, isn't it?
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  7. you can always sell it, or if you just bought it less than 30 days ago you can return it to the store for a refund. Tell them it tracks you too much!
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  8. Perhaps you need to take your own notes that provide a synopsis that you can put together for yourself? If you did this, please post it because those who use your learning style could benefit from it. Not all subjects can be learned in a series of tiny sound bytes. Gaining an attention span longer than a goldfish will really benefit you in the long run, or you will only know subjects that can be learned through the sound byte presentation style.
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  9. Don't put any banking apps on this phone
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  10. That's part of the problem with a "normie" phone - it has apps that you CANNOT delete! It's a Good Thing you have never signed into these default apps!
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  11. Please join us on Brax.me and help the rest of the crowd to catch up, OK?
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  12. Yes, many don't know there's java programming script embedded in "like" icons that track what ANY user does on the page - despite there NOT being any corresponding membership on the original site. (discussed around 4:45 ) I've heard to "clear" this information being saved to Facebook, you MUST signup and AGREE to Facebook's Terms of Service - which gives FB it's required contractual permission. Talk about Hypocrisy!
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  13. Yes, signup on Brax.me - it only takes a user name and a password. Ask your questions of us in the New User Lobby and we'll tell you all about how to... See you there!
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  14. There's been discussion of some specific brands of tablets that can be de-googled by yourself on Brax.me. But at this time, Rob hasn't hinted he would be offering any tablets that he degoogled. Perhaps on Brax.me you could find someone who would help you do that yourself or who would do it for you personally?
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  15. apparently so - for this broadcast anyway
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  16. Some vpn companies are not on their radar as being a VPN that needs blocking. You can try BytzVPN.com and see if it works, it's a smaller company that has escaped notice in some cases.
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