Youtube comments of Rob Braxman Tech (@robbraxmantech).

  1. Youtube demonetized this video! Hmmm maybe Apple complaining? I still see ads though so apparently it is only to make sure I don't make any money !
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  2. Dear friends. The reaction to all this has astounded me and caught me unprepared. Our Brax.Me servers are overwhelmed and all our stock on the stores have been depleted. Please be patient. It will take a few days to ramp up everything. We expect to get more stock next week. We are working on expanding the servers. In the meantime, please understand that I can not respond to individual messages on Brax.me or emails since there is not enough time in the day. There are group chats on Brax.Me. At the moment the servers are at a crawl because of the amount of traffic. So maybe hold off for a day or so. Thank you for your support! EDIT - Brax.me is running fine now. Store is building up stock.
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  3. Let me add another point here for those who think I'm having an immature tantrum. Maybe you're missing the point. COVID will NEVER DISAPPEAR. This is going to be a permanent fact of life. Thus, if you think that wearing masks and and checking ID's is OK now, then this will be permanent. Just like the Patriot act is now permanent spying of all citizens. These new rules impact those who conform to the rules, the most. Rules are made more stringent even though there is no justification for it in numbers. Cases are going down, yet it is more stringent. This lack of balance is an indicator of a bigger problem, where we are all being trained in compliance. If you're vaccinated, the effect of this is likely no more than the flu problem every year. Yet with 1000% more stringent application of rules. Yes, you will be threatened that 50 more variants will come next year. But you will be surprised when you find out, that THIS WILL NEVER END. So it's your choice to change society to go one way or the other. This virus will be here no matter what. Public Health will be the new excuse for spying in the next 50 years.
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  4. I think I made it clear here that a PsyOp is not some random conspiracy theory. It is a data driven scientifically based attack on our hearts and minds. Make sure you watch the entire video to understand that before you say some more politically motivated statements.
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  5. Some of you are unsubscribing out of fear! LOL. Sorry. I caused that. The solution is as I said in the video. Use a dedicated browser on a computer for Google/Youtube - Logged in. But do not log into Google on other devices. And get yourself a de-Googled phone.
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  6. This video was DEMONETIZED by Youtube. You tell me if it deserves that. This is a video on TECHNOLOGY. Not CSAM.
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  7. I appreciate that!
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  8. This video was demonetized by Youtube. Unsuitable for most advertisers. Really???
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  9. Within seconds of posting this video, a shill already put a thumbs down. LOL. If you're a Yubikey competitor, why don't you send me a review copy of your product instead? Zucked up!
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  10. No it isn't just Apple. But as the intro to the video states, some think that Apple is better than Google. Just saying it's not.
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  11. LOL!!!!!
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  12. Though the threat of an Antivirus is clear, I do not necessarily apply this advice to an enterprise. Enterprise security has additional tools that can mitigate some risks of the Antivirus. Enterprise priorities are completely different (your privacy is not a priority). Even kiddie viruses have a big impact financially on an enterprise. And of course ransomware would be the even bigger threat. Enterprises block malware through other means (such as scanning email at the server side -- not at the client)
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  13. Allowing it? Probably funding it.
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  14. I will dedicate the live stream this coming Friday 8pm Pacific to analyzing the many choices you can make with email. There are too many possibilities in email and it depends on how much risk you accept.
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  15. I'm constantly laughed at for what I say. So the way I counteract now is to pound everyone with detail so they know it is not a conspiracy theory
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  16. I keep trying. The more people deviate from a normie behavior then the better we are. For example, 2 people communicating using Linux ought to be safer.
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  17. Please leave comments and questions! Always happy to answer all.
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  18. I'm interested to know if my arguments make sense to people or not. Leave comments below.
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  19. Perfect! Except no one will watch my video. LOL
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  20. Someone said: but, but, but Apple doesn't sell my data! OK. The 3-Letter agencies don't sell your data either....
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  21. Update: Household member now tests clean. For now. Waiting on the next re-occurence. Still no symptoms for all
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  22. You're lucky and you didn't even know it!
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  23. Crazy reality. People don't understand this but you seem to. With Keylogging and screen shots, there is no such thing as End-to-End encryption with Windows. Good topic for a video
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  24. We have an ongoing chat on the Pinephone where we're getting real time updates on what's new. It's on Brax.Me app (or https://brax.me). Look for the Pine64 Community.
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  25. You have to use an Open Source OS on the phone, which is possible on some Androids (de-Googled is what we call it)
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  26. I made sure I did not specifically mention any censorable entity directly. So temporarily the algo is confused. But it will catch up and this video will disappear soon.
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  27. Exactly
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  28. How about a "secure email service"? Or a "secure messaging app (Anom)"?
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  29. Actually it was Obama. The Hi Tech Act.
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  30. Firefox apparently lost 50 Million users and they don't know why. But from what I read it was because they took a political side. I don't take a political side on my site. I just want everyone to see all sides.
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  31. I have so many videos (short and live streams) talking about Kill Switches and most people really don't understand the significance yet. I keep getting asked the same questions about Android and the answer is always the same. Android hardware has no kill switches.
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  32. I've answered it several times below. I can appreciate the marketing hype and they've done a good job. But there's no mystery here. This "Freedom Phone" is the same as the de-Googled phone I've been selling which means Android AOSP with No-GAPPS. Exactly what I do here. However we may differ on how we prepare the phone. I am in support of people using AOSP with No-GAPPS. But forget the hype. A privacy lesson is necessary to understand how to not screw up these kinds of phones. Now instead of just one model, I sell many models of de-Googled phones. This Freedom appears to be some re-branded Chinese phone. It looked like a Moto G7 from the photo. And they price at a much higher price than my equivalent phones. So something to get excited about? Not really anything new.
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  33. BECAUSE IT IS OPEN SOURCE
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  34. Remember when Biden wanted to scan your text messages for anti-Vaxx content?
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  35. More censorship? Did Youtube block my Merch store? So here it is with de-Googled merch. https://my-store-c37a50.creator-spring.com/
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  36. This is what big tech wants, for you not to know
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  37. This is not really new. The Facebook policy clearly states they take data from their other platforms. Sounds like they just moved the policy over.
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  38. You cannot turn Wifi OFF. You mean "Airplane Mode". It doesn't stop Wifi triangulation. This is some of the stuff that people don't understand and make statements like I'm fear mongering. Frustrating as heck when people don't understand that there is a different level of surveillance than they are aware
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  39. I remember I got a Alexa Echo for Christmas. Great for target practice.
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  40. And make sure you find a zucking computer with Linux compatible drivers....what a pain!
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  41. I hope people realize the difference. I try to go deeper with my more advanced knowledge
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  42. That is in fact already happening with the Intel IME on a computer and the baseband modem on a phone (separate CPU). Two chips in one. Both can be abused.
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  43. Sorry, I missed this comment because the 3 letter agency references put it on hold. But you are quite correct. Don't forget Amazon. And Palantir and defense contractors, and management consulting firms. On and on.
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  44. This video will be ignored and hidden away! I can't help you with privacy phones, and privacy solutions if the biggest threat to your privacy is not removed. This is the most feared threat to privacy and I cannot fight it except to DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT! There is no alternative! Please wake up people! A Linux phone will not help you. A De-Googled phone will not help you. DELETE ZUCKING ZUCKBOOK.
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  45. Missed that! I will make sure to reference that in the future
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  46. risky for me. I had to leave this un-monetized so I get less attention
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  47. At least plumbing is predictable! Thank you buddy
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  48. thank you.
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  49. I've been playing with the Blackberry. Haven't used a blackberry before. I was able to watch set up Wifi! (with no location tracking), watch Youtube videos, take pics and videos, send texts. Have difficulty with the Email, and it doesn't seem to launch standard websites. None of that is a problem for its intended use but nice to know that some basic things are possible. I can load music, I'm sure. Dumb phones are now IN! (well the Blackberry is only partially dumb. LOL)
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  50. let's talk on Ham radio
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  51. lol
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  52. Just want to be clear here. You need a VPN ROUTER, and NOT a VPN in a Router. Most commercial routers include a VPN feature. You don't want that!!!! It just encrypts to the router and your public IP address is still visible.
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  53. Risky to do
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  54. Oh I know that so well. But there was only so much time in the video.
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  55. It can already detect shapes with IR sensors
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  56. They won't understand and YT will zuck this video as they always do on this topic
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  57. Fortunately, I came up with an alternative. De-Googled phones. Watch those videos
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  58. This boat is not yet off grid ready. Need to add solar.
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  59. No one can invent a new SMTP standard. They actually do encryption from their app (externallly/outside) for end-to-end but again that affects on Intra-domain messages. SMTP is pretty given. You need to talk to unknown servers all over the world and it is unauthenticated. So that's how the world works. Of course no one will talk about this because it is an obvious hole
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  60. To be honest, people are held back even from not using a real name with guilt. Or using a generic name. This guilt needs to be suppressed when dealing with the machine
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  61. Session has great potential
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  62. incredible tech here. And no one's paying attention
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  63. I have definitely been a dartboard at Facebook (for years). LOL
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  64. lol
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  65. You are correct. I can't stop them. In the meantime they can monetize the content
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  66. I do that and no one watches. You can ignore the detail you don't understand and just pick up the summary concept in each section. In order to make people understand that I'm not spouting a conspiracy theory, I have to lay out the technical foundation in detail. I can't make that stuff up
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  67. I definitely agree with Snowden
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  68. There's always the opportunity for disinformation. So all is never lost
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  69. Checkout my github then. https://github.com/robbraxman/
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  70. Thanks Tom. I'm torn on both sides of this. Some like it with music and some don't. Can't win. So we'll see
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  71. Gotta be wireless or stringless! LOL
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  72. Beware of shill comments to this since this topic will bring enemies! But we only deal with FACTS!
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  73. unfortunately true. And has you on their contact lists
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  74. Very kind of you!
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  75. Yet Apple forces us to change with things like no-headphone jack, no-repair, and that stupid Macbook with a single USB-C port. And people take it! It's like offering the other cheek after Apple slaps you.
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  76. LOL. It becomes possible doesn't it? But the future will have AI that will spot a DeepFake. AI vs AI
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  77. AI will be smarter than us. That is clear. However it will be a different kind of smart and that's why I'm explaining that in this video. Making the AI human like makes us think it is really understanding us, but we will be fooled.
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  78. Wow. Truly forgot that. It is after all the computer of your employer so they have every right to examine their own machine. Excellent point!
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  79. My job is to teach you all that there are psycopaths in powerful positions and that you should vote them out. Instead of just accepting things like sheep.
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  80. The video is talking about a certain sub-group in HAM Radio that is taking us all down with their set ways. Hopefully my promotion of Ham radio and your positive comments will be enough to cancel them out by being open to new technologies. Thank you for watching!
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  81. Wish it was easy! It would be one long video for each phone in existence
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  82. That's my job. To open your eyes
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  83. Oh it is intelligence. And it will beat you soon. It will be much smarter than you. But it is not human so its decisions will be quite different
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  84. Video is not very popular though. At least with my subscribers.
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  85. And PureOS / PopOS! are supposed to be security and privacy distros but not sure what is particularly unique other than they use DuckDuckGo and do encryption. (which you can do on any Linux).
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  86. LOL. Liar.
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  87. I have discussions with other experts who are digging into this and we combine our knowledge. Someone actually posted and called this FUD. Another idiot. The reason I posted so much detail is so there is no argument about what I'm saying here. This is cybersecurity fact.
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  88. I programmed everything myself as with all other products and Brax.Me app
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  89. How convenient right?
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  90. That's that monitor stand that is always breaking in the videos? Fortunately I don't buy any Mac desktops. Though sadly I have a stack of Macbook Airs and a Macbook Pro.
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  91. This video was cross checked by Youtube in advance 2 days ago. So in reality it has been in their power to stop it for awhile now. But someone would have to state what part of what I said would violate some rule. This video does not attack "official youtube sources". But it does bring to light that there is another valid and even "moderate" viewpoint.
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  92. Appreciate that
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  93. Yes - in the baseband modem. However, that's a different threat that's separate
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  94. Don't forget device control here (like Robotics/Drones/Surveillance devices). All peer to peer.
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  95. I didn't target that audience looking for basic instructions. Sorry. I'll do a different video with more basic stuff. This was more big picture for people who already understood the basics and it's already 16 minutes. This one was to ALTER an existing network to add more advanced features.
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  96. Not too much of a solution but at least the separation from identifying who you are is there
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  97. Purism just announced officially that they're doing a rolling release starting in September
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  98. that's just the beginning
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  99. Thank you @K Theodor. I don't necessarily subscribe to everything RMS believes since his objectives are different than mine. But we need a voice like his to at least open the discussion of alternatives. My philosophy is simple. I just want us to be left alone. Not under the control of some maniac in private corporations or government
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  100. This is definitely bugging me
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  101. because of your help! Thank you!
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  102. I get criticized by those saying my own app is centralized and that because of that is requires an element of trust.. But they give Signal a pass. Why is that? If I get criticized though I've only done good things, then any app that has the potential to either be hacked or turn bad because they have data that they shouldn't have should be brought to light too. In my case, I make sure that the data is not collected at all and I still get the hate. The point is that it isn't just about encryption.
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  103. Glad you liked it!
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  104. I asked for it LOL. For teardown purposes
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  105. But that's not how they promote it. A7 secure enclave, etc. Encrypted drive and so on. But you get my point. They encrypt the drive but send all your wifi triangulated locations and emissions to the cloud.
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  106. Thank you. This channel will be a year old only in mid January so we're getting there! appreciate the support!
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  107. The other problem is that the IPV6 Prefix is even more specific with location identification in a more precise way than IPV4. Maybe great for networking infrastructure but very bad for privacy
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  108. Don't worry about that. This is a new channel. As long as you support it, others will follow! The "algorithm" is starting to move me.
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  109. Good to see you here Chris. I watch a lot of your stuff
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  110. It's ok to have a normie phone and then that's your opportunity to use it for disinformation. Go do things on the phone that Big tech expects and likes. Just leave out your true beliefs. Put that on a computer or a de-Googled phone
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  111. Tried to be much more detailed than other reviewers. Thank you man
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  112. Awesome, thank you!
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  113. If I were talking about crypto I would talk about this. You understand then that there is a 5% bank tax on every transaction. They profit. But yes only those who studied macroeconomics understand this
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  114. I have to tell you that my concern is genuine. I'm not overhyping this.
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  115. poor guy. zucked again
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  116. I guess you folks don't like this video because I referred to Google! But if you're not going to watch the video, let me say I'm really talking about the Chromium developers because they control what goes into Chromium browser (which is the source of many of the alternate browsers including Brave)
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  117. Thank you! But they killed John Connor and Skynet in the latest terminator movie. Those zuckers! LOL.
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  118. You'll enjoy the Brax3 then
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  119. You would give up your Apple Car Play and Android Auto? And your OnStar? Well start with that
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  120. Wow. Algorithm AI must have been reading our comments!
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  121. while you're in lockdown, start today.
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  122. Very smart of Zuck to buy it. He can make people believe two different things
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  123. happened many times. LOL!
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  124. I didn't know that. Fortunately for me, I've changed numbers several times since. My old strategy was changing a secondary SIM card every 6 months
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  125. All phones including Dumphones have an MP and that is the target. All phones can be hacked.
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  126. Yes watch my videos about each especially zucking zuckbook
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  127. Wow, thank you
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  128. thank you
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  129. Check out my boating channel
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  130. lol
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  131. 3 Letter agencies for sure have a picture of the internet. But if you're like me, the solution is to confuse the identity of the user. Without identity, the data is meaningless
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  132. They can pressure Youtube creators unfortunately
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  133. Awesome! Thank you!
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  134. Unfortunately this kind of video doesn't have drama so it has much fewer views. Sad but the more "teaching" I do, the worse the video does. I get viewers only when I describe a crisis (not necessarily a solution). This is a solution video
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  135. Corporate use
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  136. I cannot predict what video will get high numbers. The algorithm decides that. To be honest it's not obvious to me what it is doing.
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  137. Frankly I forgot to discuss RFID's which is another full topic. My mistake. and I cover it all the time. I had so much to cover I missed it
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  138. I'm focused on privacy. GrapheneOS is more of a "cybersecurity" phone which is probably more restrictive than most people need for privacy. But of course it is fine.
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  139. Yes apparently you're not a programmer. Just a conspiracy theorist. The rest of us can read the source code. And even compile it without Google looking at us.
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  140. Unfortunately true.
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  141. That's right!
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  142. I'm really glad you all ask questions. Maybe it's time to explain all this in a basic video about how phones work.
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  143. The rant is by request. LOL
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  144. Yes. I'm not so hard core on a cold turkey change as less use means less data. At least the data leaks decrease.
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  145. What a good point!
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  146. It's summarized at the end. Remove Microsoft ID. Windows permissions off. One Drive. App Security (Location, etc. off). Use ShutUp10++ tool to check your settings
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  147. TOR is an open source platform with volunteer servers. So no, it cannot be controlled by the national zucking agency.. But it is true that some of the servers are nza. However, that doesn't mean they can identify you. Though I'm sure they're trying
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  148. Not paranoia for me. It just means taking steps. Full on Linux only and De-Googled phones.
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  149. NO. You can't be categorized without an IDENTITY. That's the crux of it. I do have an identity. I'm here on YT. But I don't have data coming from a phone and I implement a procedure called Browser isolation to isolate my Google ID. Aside from being a privacy evangelist, the AI should have a difficult time figuring out what I believe.
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  150. Only a baseband with a SIM will have "interactions". So in this example, I isolated it to a dedicated Netgear which has no other function. This is explained in the last video on Backdoors
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  151. thank you. Your kind words are appreciated
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  152. I don't have a problem with that. You just establish a pattern and choose a location near you. Doing unusual patterns flag you. The purpose of a VPN is misdirect the IP address not appear like a criminal. I also stick to the same VPN server most of the time so the pattern is clear. Very minimal issues using this method.
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  153. For Ham Radio enthusiasts, you can run FLDIGI on Linux! So it should work on a Librem 5
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  154. The tower signal strength is known to your phone but not necessarily by the tower. The carrier records which tower you connected to and which towers saw your signal. And signal strength is affected by where you are (indoors vs outdoors). There are not many towers per square mile. In contrast, Wifi triangulation is supported by thousands and thousands of Wifi access points. In a typical city, there could be a hundred in a short range.
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  155. Thanks for watching!
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  156. I forgot to mention. When these Google apps are removed, the battery life DOUBLES. So that shows you how much spying is going on
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  157. No need for all this at the moment since de-Googled phones running AOSP already disconnect this feature
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  158.  @TomSparkReviews  That's strange because these types of videos are great for VPN advertisting. This one once again is a favorite of IP zucking vanish. I guess it shows you how much marketing money they have
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  159. Hahaha. Sorry. Typed too fast.
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  160. Excellent
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  161. No. That's impossible to implement. What they are trying to legislate is client side scanning (the way Apple does). Scan content pre-encryption. So no iPhones for me. This is being considered in the UK as a requirement for example.
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  162. I just define a PsyOp as more of a data driven scientific affair. QAnon could have been an element of another PsyOp. But without control of a population that would not have the same effect.
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  163. For the average person, it's a great choice
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  164. Through the PSTN. Correct. I said that. But this is not through the PSTN.
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  165. Maybe you missed the memo my friend just like those who hit the thumbs down on the video without paying attention. Vaxxed people around me are spreading COVID. So what is this Vaxx card supposed to do exactly?
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  166. All the distros have Virtual Box guest additions. Several automatically installed it. You can see the NVIDIA GPU getting a passthrough from most of the distros. So you are incorrect. I spent so much time pre-tweaking that before I made the video
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  167. Just a basic point. A Patriot act with no limits. Basically circumventing the 4th Amendment. And we're all ok with that. Circumventing the constitution. Apparently we don't actually believe in the constitution or are willing to suspend it
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  168. exactly! I was going to say that...
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  169. I'm watching my subscriber count go down and strangely, it makes me happy! LOL.
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  170. I appreciate that!
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  171. zuck's employee?
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  172. Helpful tips! Thank you
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  173. Love that! LOL
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  174. Incorrect. AI chips added to Pixel 6 and later.
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  175. Rogan is my biggest follower. But I don't classify privacy people as "normal". They are aware though and a very powerful group as we've discovered.
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  176. Worldwide. VPN server in Frankfurt and London
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  177. Since it is open source, the only effect of that would be move the presence of the infrastructure away from AU. It is out of the developer''s hands. The Oxen nodes can be located anywhere. The stupid leaders in AU think they can force decryption. We will watch but it's not executable and this world
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  178. In general, you cannot control something that's embedded in the OS. Just stop using that OS.
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  179. It's not the NPU. It's the OS. Just wanting to make that clear. Explained in the future
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  180. That's another opening and I've mentioned that in the past
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  181. Sweden only? The source was wrong then. Thank you
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  182. A small size phone is a Pixel 5.
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  183. Google accepts passkeys as I said. I don't use a phone number now with any Google. They may require a Google App on a Googled phone.
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  184. Will research this.
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  185. I added the "Fast Startup" in the description. This was an issue I had after making the video so thank you
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  186. The idea is to just expand the search area. You do not stay in the State where your friend drives you. But it's just a place to disappear from
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  187. Well you make the choice to be dependent. There are other choices
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  188. If I wrote a book, it would be out of date within a year.
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  189. Tomorrow is live stream day, we can debate it then. Not sure what to debate, LOL since no one seems to provide facts to justify the purpose of these Vaxx card checks
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  190. I would agree. In schools here now they are testing students THREE TIMES a week. So kids are going in and out of "infected" status. And of course all kids are required already to be vaccinated so this alone is proof of the uselessness.
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  191. Obviously I failed miserably in my explanations. Based on the the majority of comments here, what I said went into one ear and out of the other. And my explanations were ignored. It is obviously my fault that I was unable to do this. Sometimes I have to fight strong biases and this is that case. I will try to focus on the misunderstandings in tomorrow's live stream.
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  192. The NPU itself isn't a problem. The NPU could be present on Linux with no bad effect. The OS is the one that loads the neural model. In fact it could be done without an NPU but because of performance, Microsoft, Apple, and Google choose to do AI work only on computer with an NPU or GPU.
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  193.  @Ed-tc2pg  And a backdoor..
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  194. Whoa! That is such a nice comment! Thank you!
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  195. Tracking you via the carrier is not accurate enough for geolocation. It could be a mile circle.
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  196. But it will be secure from this potential backdoor.
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  197. Don't forget tax and shipping...
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  198. How are you leaving comments before the video is published? Learning something new here
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  199. extremely easy. Export as VCF. Import VCF
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  200. zucked!
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  201. Yep!
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  202. The show and tell like when I created programs that recreated Windows Recall and Apple's mediaanalysisd were too technical perhaps and no one watched them. But they are there
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  203. Youtube screwed up the premiere...
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  204. There is a shared memory between modem processor and applications processor. The esim is populated by the OS via QR code so there's a passing mechanism to move it to the flash storage of the modem processor. IMEI is passed when the IMSI makes a connection. Otherwise it is not part of the initial connection exchange.
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  205. 73
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  206. They do. I just got a Dell XPS 13 brand new. It comes with Ubuntu but I just bought the regular Windows and replaced the OS with Pop! OS. Runs great btw. Definitely daily driver status.
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  207. I could make one for you. The site brax.me/geo already does some stuff like browser fingerprinting, location
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  208. zuck them? LOL
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  209. PInephone as a company is very good. They're great people. Owner is in Silicon Valley. I've talked to them and staff. They are doing a great thing. But Pinephone is experimental tech. I have a Pinephone. Someday it will be good enough for regular consumers and I wish them success. The phones are manufactured in Shenzen like all phones but it's all open source. And the community makes the code. So this is currently the safest from a privacy point of view IMO but not yet quite ready for use.
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  210. The point of the video and the closing argument is to tell all of you, especially young people, not to be enamored with cashless and mobile pay. We must not let cash fade away. But I provide options to emulate the benefits of cash since we are being squeezed especially for online purchases
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  211. Here's the fun part. Now that the technology is there, it cannot be removed or hidden because all the 3 letters know it exists and now demand access! Genie is out of the bottle
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  212. Possible. But this is the least resistance approach. This video is not about full privacy protection.
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  213. Does a thumbs down mean open sourcing is a bad idea?
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  214. Step 1: Stop buying iPhones
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  215. My videos explain what you can do on a de-Googled phone. Frankly there's not much limitation. If the app works (90% works) then you're good to go. There's no special rules because the phone already has no identity
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  216. Of course that's basic knowledge on Linux. But the true difficulty is monitoring. There has to be an easy UI for monitoring since that's the only way to catch these bad apps
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  217. Proud of you!
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  218. Quantum computers breaking encryption is another issue. They're hard at work on that one.
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  219. Nice! Hope it works well
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  220. I appreciate that!
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  221. But the sad part is the restaurant owners are just following a law. I spoke to another owner and he said he doesn't like this. He said the city should post their own guards at the restaurant. They don't want to do this and it ruins businesses
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  222. Yup!
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  223. You are in dreamland
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  224. No endorsement! LOL. It's just funny because I see it so often
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  225. Must be. Or someone from Protonmail. Or more likely, someone had an opinion not based on facts and just wanted to continue to believe what they want to believe. These are 100% unrefutable facts.
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  226. I appreciate that! The products are to support the channel. But my main mission is to teach you all
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  227. Glad you think so!
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  228. In case you're wondering, all phones were completely OFF when these videos were being done.
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  229. You have to take a test. There are online practice tests. The first level is not hard
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  230. btw don't be so certain that enterprise firewalls are good to go with IPV6. Checkpoint firewalls just block all IPV6 extension headers since it doesn't know how to handle them. A lot is unknown. And will you install a NAT64 firewall in your house then? If the average person knew how to do that then there is no issue
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  231. never trust your data to anyone. Especially someone like Apple doing extremely detailed activity tracking. There's always a purpose. You and I may not know what that purpose is but this data has tremendous value and they know it.
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  232.  @sonnymoon6465  I'm using several Thinkpad T430's. Someone said they bought it for around $100. I paid $200 for each a couple of years ago. Found a nice new reasonably priced Linux Computer - Star Labtop. They are new from the UK, though stocked by Amazon
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  233. lol
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  234. This is YT! I can't talk about actual survival...
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  235. Yep. Unfortunately, even Flip phones could be a problem! LOL
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  236. Wow shocking! I guess I'm not allowed to support this channel? I've been selling phones for years. Should I stop for you? In fact I was selling phones before I talked about Apple's phones. But thank you for watching the video to the end
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  237. Waze works fine on de-Googled phones actually. Which is strange. But don't log in.
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  238. Be smart Danny. Obviously my family ALREADY KNOWS MY PHONE NUMBER
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  239. Thank you. I do this from memory. LOL. I'm confusing the algorithm with people I know.
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  240. It is not possible to do that on Android because on Android you can only use the SOC's made by either Mediatek or Qualcomm. You can't design your own SOC. But we are studying the removable battery option on the next model
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  241. Glad I'm reaching Brazilians! I knew people who invented Bossa Nova can't be bad!
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  242. Somehow, we forgot the simplicity of these older phones. They do their simple jobs well. Now you have to do Spotify, Apple Music, etc. and I already have my music. So no complex iTunes loading required. I copied the files directly the the micro-SD card from my computer. Simple.
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  243. While so many leave such stupid comments to disparage me, no one seems to have any comment about what this entity is doing. The real PsyOp. Very strange. So bots? Shills?
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  244. Boot sector stuff should be handled by the Clonezilla solution. And yes a reformat may be necessary if you're installing from scratch.
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  245. It's on archive.org
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  246. The target market for the video are people who already are zucked in social media! Watching this to make them aware will hopefully stem the data bleeding. Or would you rather leave your zucked friends in a zucked state? Now the "sharer" is just sharing a link which you can certainly do privately. Or if you already followed my tips in my other videos and have a VPN as well as being pseudo-anonymous then life is good! You're not zucked.
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  247. thank you!
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  248. Hey dude! I'm been watching your videos! You're in LA like I am. Will be testing for my General on Saturday. Really enjoy your videos and you're teaching me a lot. I'm going to make a Winlink video from my boat in the Ocean next week. Hoping to demonstrate the alternate means of safe communications.
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  249. The parallel to this is USB hot plugging. The switch is actually a USB switch so it should be similar. However, it is clear that the OS's have not encountered this before on a phone form factor and may not have accommodated hot plug configurations. Fortunately, the pinephone hardware seems to be handled right, albeit having the switches too small and not easily accessible.
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  250. If the surveillance is done at the device level, none of these encryption actions does anything.
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  251. Our new phone model has a red light to indicate the status of those switches. This will come out in the fall sometime
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  252. Big Tech 2FA is the scam. You can implement TOTP. I use TOTP on my own Brax.Me app. Desktop TOTP is the most private
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  253. No doxxing is absolutely not illegal. hacking is illegal. Hacking means I enter your computer. Doxxing means I search the Internet. Is searching illegal?
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  254. Your statements are so untrue I don't even know where to start
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  255. Thank you. I just want a privacy device. So no need to take sides with that goal.
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  256. As I said in the video, you cannot put the genie back in the bottle. I doesn't matter that it doesn't ever get used for CSAM. It will be used and demanded to be used by governments since they just proved it can be done with existing technology. They screwed themselves and us.
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  257. In my rush to release the video, I forgot to put the links I promised in the description. It is there now.
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  258. It's called the Beginner Playlist on this channel
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  259. Very kind of you!
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  260. You are the proof that I'm not wrong! Awesome!
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  261. We don't have this hardware. This is Apple hardware.
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  262. The flip phone OS is KaiOS which is in fact affiliated with (partially owned) by Google
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  263. yes that is likely
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  264. I have many Linux videos
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  265. Your kind words are very encouraging! Makes me want to do this and keep the fight going!
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  266. I'll talk about the particular problem with facial recognition next
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  267. LOL. I don't pull out anything out of thin air. It is based on experience
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  268. thank you!
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  269. I tested the Solar panel charge time and it fully charged in under 4 hours! This is much better than other reviews that said 5-6 hours. The fact that it charged so fast means you have extra power to spare beyond what I computed in the video, especially during the daytime when it's bright outside.
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  270. You mean steps for the scammer? Yes I did. Not here to teach scammers/hackers.
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  271. Partial solution - Ubports
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  272. After a few days the speed is stable at 25-27mps.
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  273. They're your Anti-EMP prepping vehicles!
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  274. Thank you. People think my stance is politically driven. But really now it is a distrust of too much authority. Any authority. Even Big tech authority.
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  275. This is not "hiding in fear". This is strong defense to maim the opposition.
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  276. Then if Android is already done on the pinephone, it's going to be fine as is. Hoping the pinephone succeeds
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  277. If that were a method I'd discuss it. I don't suggest it at all.
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  278. The main problems like 24/7 location tracking and app telemetry continue to function. And your phone is identified by IMEI, IMSI, mac address. Can't stop these. So why do it? As stated in the video, for what is needed as a basic move, you can't do it.
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  279. beggars on the street would need a card reader. LOL
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  280. Wow.
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  281. Maniacs are everywhere. Big tech. All politicians?
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  282. Yes if not tied to Google nonsense
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  283. I think I will use your words in the title. thanks!
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  284. Your problem with contacts is not YOUR LIST, but everyone's else's list of you
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  285. I only do legal activity. Doesn't mean I need to be watched and profiled. Nowadays, what opinions you have leads to manipulation. In the new world of AI, you will subtley be guided ...
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  286. I'm not accusing anyone of intercepting traffic. Just that they CAN.
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  287. You miss the point. RFID is a unique identifier. So RFID readers can tell where you are all around the city if the Mesh is set to send a signal for RFID. It would be trivial for a city like Los Angeles to put RFID readers in telephone poles. They do already have license plate readers everywhere but there's not as many of those. They could collect the RFID with the license plate and thereafter, only the RFID is required to identify you.
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  288. They are sold out. So awaiting the next model
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  289. There is a theory (by Snowden), that phones could be communicating even if the power is off (while the battery is in place). This theory was before BLE was around. It is possible for some lower power activity to be running while the phone is off. So the comment about the battery is not far fetched. However, this still has to be proven. Someone has to run a phone in laboratory conditions (no RF) to see if RF is emitted.
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  290. This video is not meant to insert myself in whatever your choice happens to be. It is a specific attempt at understanding why pollsters could not gauge what people were actually thinking. My theory being that if people hid their opinions (a privacy move), then it screws up the establishment as they will not be able to clearly decide how to move. As of the time this video was made, the numbers as a percentage keeps changing. Currently it looks to be around 3 Million votes more for Trump. If you want to unfollow because you're so politicized that you can't appreciate a fairly balanced argument, then by all means do so.
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  291. Yes. Delete your zuckbook account
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  292. Maybe I should make a video about when and when not to share a contact list
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  293. exactly. If you don't have a laptop/desktop then you are definitely a normie
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  294. It is not a small step to de-Google a phone. If you don't have the tech skillset, and the specific instructions for that specific model, you can brick the phone. I've tried to come up with a video to do that but there's that inherent danger in bricking the phone.
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  295. I recommend NO ANTIVIRUS.
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  296. As long as they make money from me, we will co-exist. I can't be too big though...
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  297. Apps are restricted but Google apps are system level apps and can do anything. Facebook is different. They are like hackers. They try to break the OS and steal identifiers and Mac addresses. They have been blocked but they keep doing it.
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  298. It is not ok to use but sometimes we can't help it. So just don't log in
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  299. Just loaded my music onto a micro-SD card and this is awesome! Even organized it for me without iTunes. I didn't realize they already supported micro-SD in 2011. Now I have many days worth of music if I'm stuck with just this Blackberry.
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  300. I definitely won't apply this advice to enterprise security. So don't worry about that. The threats are a bit different there.
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  301. very kind of you
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  302. It is very tricky. And you have to make choices. Every Youtube creator for example has to really think about their choices with names, phone numbers, Internet access, and so on. There is no single solution. You have to tailor it to your needs and maybe understanding that you already have data out there. In general, the answer is still DISINFORMATION. But how to do that can vary. Thanks for watching my friend.
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  303. So explain to me please why, as usual, a certain population will do a dislike on video. I'm sure it's about politics but what am I saying that this group is not accepting? Perhaps you know.
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  304. But here, I'm able to compare all on even ground and able to show you which one doesn't have bloat. And the winners do well even on VirtualBox which is in itself pretty amazing.
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  305. I always have stock. Changes daily though
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  306. I appreciate that! I don't think many realize that I always have a focused point of view.
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  307. Thank you. People who are very political will not pay attention to what I'm saying and just unsubscribe because it hurts their feelings...even though I'm speaking to all sides
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  308. Exciting!
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  309. You are so kind
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  310. But a de-Googled phone (the right kind) does not leak any of this
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  311. Thank you!
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  312. Awesome man
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  313. Sounds like Google voice forwarding to your phone number
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  314. thank you
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  315. You can have a very secure phone with no privacy. That's probably true of most normie phones.
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  316. security and privacy are separate concepts btw
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  317. I made many AI videos so I know this well. It's the OS that loads the AI. AOSP does not load the AI so it is guaranteed it is not running in the background. Doesn't matter that the NPU is there because the NPUI is just a matrix multiplication accelerator.
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  318. I'm sure the AI will take care of that for you. Client side scanning everywhere. I already stated it was going to be in every AI equipped phone
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  319. You are correct in your observation that I limit my comments on it
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  320. exactly. I mentioned that I wasn't going to teach mount --bind to not complicate the concept. Copying the files required no other explanation
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  321. Weekly??? LOL. Don't you have things to do?
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  322. Strangely enough most stucco homes already have a wire mesh and I still get a signal (windows, roof, etc)
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  323. LOL. Well bad news: You don't have to connect to Wifi for Wifi triangulation to occur. That's why I say don't get a burner phone with wifi. Like I show in the video, Burners have a very narrow high security use.
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  324. They are perfectly fine. Even X is fine.
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  325. Your wifi router is recorded many times per day. That itself is a given. So no need to worry about that. It's more important to not let the IP address be matched to a location and be sold to a reverse IP lookup database
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  326. my brax.me is @robbraxman. Don't ask me to go to any zucking zuck platform
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  327. Yes possibly. I did mention that since I run a VPN service
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  328. Gotta give him credit! LOL, I used other terms before until he said Spy brick. I liked that. Hahaha
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  329. Really? LOL
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  330. I hope that I stand out in level of detail. I try not to give a cursory description. Lots of work though. Thank you.
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  331. Good to always see you drop by Keith!
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  332. I appreciate that!
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  333. Smart!
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  334. There's a comment like that in every video. LOL
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  335. That's why you have to have a de-Googled phone. Not a regular phone
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  336. Browser extensions are used in browser fingerprinting so you want to avoid those as much as possible. Also extensions can scan what you are doing.
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  337. BTW all cell phones can dial 911 even without a SIM card. Just leave one around
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  338. Then you missed out. Most of the comments are from people who didn't fully watch
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  339. I read that somewhere but I couldn't find an "official" comment so I just ended up with a speculative statement.
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  340. There is a way! You could create your own root certificate, then create fake certificates of your own, then redirect the traffic to a trusted portal. The only question is the trusted portal. But the real answer is to be answered in a video coming up which is a redesign (my own idea) of the PKI
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  341. As I said in the video "distrusting a cert" would be a violation of their laws. That's their plan and it would target the browser maker (Google, Apple, Microsoft) so that would in theory incentivize big tech to prevent workarounds. This is for the EU law only. Unfortunately, there are other circumstances where private keys could be compromised already.
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  342. Thanks buddy!
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  343. There's an AI side to this that will be explained in another video
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  344. It isn't the chip itself. It's the AI agent that's the issue. The chip is just used to run the AI model quickly. The AI agent is in memory
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  345. hell no. Google, Apple, and Facebook can build the same AI from their data and we will be truly zucked. I'm sure that they are building this
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  346. I talk about that in this video. So it is solvable
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  347. At least watch my live streams on Rumble (Thursdays 8pm if not a Holiday). The reason is I can talk about tidbits that could be censored here
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  348. Street cameras know your face from drivers license photos
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  349. Nope. You will be spied on not in transit but at the device level. You must really understand the video
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  350. Thanks! I'm one of the few! And hardly seen on YT!
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  351. BraX2 and future models are de-Googled phones. They are one of the examples
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  352. This solution is not expensive. It could be cheaper than your current line
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  353. Yes VM's solve a lot of these. But browser isolation is simpler to execute. You can do either
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  354. You're chipped --- since we don't want to let the phone go...
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  355. Exactly. Zuck 'em
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  356. Yes you will be able to repair it. It is not sealed like an iPhone.
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  357. BIG TECH WON'T LET YOU USE IT BY ITSELF! Not sure you actually watched the video
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  358. But yet many sites ban 2FA using VOIP lines.
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  359. Pinephone HAS hardware switches and the baseband modem, and Wifi are connected to the main CPU only via USB bus. The switches are controlled at the USB level. You do have to remove the back cover to access the switches (dip switches)
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  360. As I said in the video, I use my Password Manager to keep the notes
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  361. They will demand it by law and Apple will not be able to stop it. So either sell it quietly on the side or fight publicly and wait for the law to pass. I'm guessing the "sell it quietly" is the more profitable option and Apple I'm sure is into profits
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  362. Use that to your benefit. Post a different political belief at each stop. LOL
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  363. I just don't want to give people a false sense of security
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  364. I'll think of how to do that. I haven't actually tried packaging an app yet so even I don't have all the pieces.
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  365. Not going to work. Bluetooth is not randomized. Wifi is randomized on LOGIN. Not on broadcast.
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  366. Of course. There are other ways of surveillance. Just Facial recognition alone can be a problem. I'm just more concerned that even an average person can be subjected to so much surveillance without being an evil Jihadi john
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  367. Worse
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  368. Google cares about you a lot. The fact that you think they don't care gives you an in.
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  369. If my ISP gave me that ultimatum I'd say zuck you to them. Or have them pay for a security appliance in between
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  370. It's ok. I'll live. LOL. That's why I'm a Public-Interest technologist. I do what's in your interest. I also have less subs than is normal because (1) People with VPN's are often not counted and (2) people don't sub because they don't want to be tracked. Whatever makes everyone comfortable.
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  371. If I attack some specific company, I will get dislikes.
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  372. That is exactly my point
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  373. You are really zucked up! EVEN MY MERCH SAYS DE-GOOGLE! Stupid comment
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  374. On Android, you can actually get past the play store but on Apple it is a totally closed gate. Every app has to pass Apple. I have an app that Apple wouldn't allow but is on Google Play (Catch Man in the Middle App).. Apple said app was too simple. But it's not
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  375. In real life, I get laughed at when I talk about this. This particular topic has really irked me because I bring it to the attention of my friends and they think I'm weird
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  376. It is very deep and has intensely bothered me for awhile
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  377. As discussed in the video, you can backup your NAS to synology servers with encryption
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  378. @hamhamhampster you need to care or we are all zucked. I have a family of normies. In fact all these points are based on them. If I can survive it, you can too
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  379.  @KathyAZ  No problem in pocket. The issue is in transmission. Mostly it's in receive mode in your pocket except for Wifi. The main RF energy is during phone conversations and when doing live streaming or uploading a large file.
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  380. Frank, the studies are from peer reviewed studies sponsored by the National Insitute of Health. The study is about non-ionizing radiation. I have been very precise with my words, only referring to the Literature. No tin foil hat. Even as a Ham radio operator, the measurement of excess RF in radio transmissions is part of the HAM test for a license. Now if you watched the video carefully, the results of the studies are inconsistent. It just shows that some get a particular cancer and some live longer. The problem is that this NIH study was based on 3G and 4G and not even 5G. So there's already a problem and we've been living with it for over a decade. There's no study yet of 5G in particular.
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  381. You have to define your threat. The defined threat in this video is big tech and the Google ID. Google has no connection with city cameras and tesla cameras.
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  382.  @Yournotawhat  thats a crock...probably promoted by nordvpn in lithuania
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  383. The data will eventually go stale.
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  384. LOL
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  385. blkmjk - exactly
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  386. I researched that and that does not sound correct. You can clear data and it asks you if you want to clear data from the nodes. Perfect forward secrecy is stated in a comparison document. And that is not one of the issues raised in the audit document
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  387. Smart young man. But maybe you have another identity as the PizzaDeliveryGuy. We potentially would never know if you handled it right. And PDG could be doing all those weird posts on 4chan
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  388. Great way to get banned on YT!
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  389. I was busy fiddling with FreeBSD
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  390. Please don't talk theoretically. Go watch the WIndows Task Manager I'm displaying and the fact that the NVIDIA card is getting a passthrough after I selected Passthrough option in VB. The point is that each distro is getting an even shake
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  391. Awesome! You will like it!
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  392. I had to repost this video as comments were not showing. TEMPORARY SOLUTION: Click on SORT BY and select NEWEST
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  393. I always recommend MULTIPLE browsers. But on a phone I install DuckDuckGo browser from F-DROID by default
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  394. exactly
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  395. Watch my GPG video (see description). GPG is fine. The problem is the meta data
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  396. It's fake. LOL. I'm in a Yacht. Salt water area
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  397. This is a natural instinct (that Big tech is trying to eliminate)
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  398. Oh that's ultimate zucking of the population right there
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  399. Containers do not protect you. Stick to browser isolation
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  400. They don't have "trouble" sending it. They just want to identify you with a real (vs virtual) number
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  401. Yes of course. And it works Internationally elsewhere but Northamerica shares the same frequencies
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  402. A very irritating comment for sure since I just promoted EVERY SINGLE COMPETITOR! SIGH....
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  403. I think some people just hit the thumbs down without even watching the video, expecting a totally biased view. Thank you. That's all I'm trying to do. No spin.
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  404. Unfortunately, that is where we do not get a choice. Maybe some satellite will cover us someday. Ask Elon
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  405. Tmobile buys you time. At least a year.
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  406. In it's standard use, there is no phone. It's forwarded
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  407. It's as good as anything. As long as you understand how it works, you know what risks you can accept and what acceptable email messages are Mostly my throwaway emails are Gmail. I don't put anything important in them so I don't care.
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  408. Hahahaha!
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  409. Geek vote acknowledged
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  410. That would work
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  411. It's a hard thing for most people to accept. Because we introduce morality to our response. There is no morality in the machine.
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  412. Of course. Many sites block TOR. Brax.Me (my site) does not.
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  413. There is no solution other than to remove existing accounts. You can start a new one under the new rules.
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  414. So you'd rather keep 20 years of email at gmail in an inbox? It's a matter of bad to worse. The premise is: Email is Unsafe. But doing something is better than doing nothing. Outside of your inbox, the data will eventually become stale
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  415. yes
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  416. I will definitely check that out. Looks interesting. However, I don't know how they will resolve firmware and hardware issues.
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  417. Yes there is a video about iPhones and how you should dump them
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  418. Appreciate it!
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  419. Thanks man!
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  420. Just turn it off. LOL. That's what I do. Why have the battery dissipate in the bag?
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  421.  @christophershirk5610  Good question and requires some actual experience with a Blackberry today. Blackberry is no longer supported so even the root certificates aren't updated on its browser. Some websites don't even work. The Librem 5 is a modern touch phone with a large screen. The Blackberry's fame comes from the built in keyboard and small screen. But beyond that, a Librem 5 is an actual PC. One that you can fully control even by command line. Even if you just use it as a computer and not a phone, it would be worth it. This is a computer on the go. The OS just happens to be Linux. The implications of this will not be immediately apparent to non-programmers
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  422. No they will stop tracking your device. But whatever information leaked out to social media aggregators will still be out out there. But it will stop the leaks. You cannot have any privacy whatsoever while you have a Facebook account. It is impossible.
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  423. Remember that the DNS thing is controlled on the phone by Apple and Google....you know,...access to "twitter.com"
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  424. You're talking about the fact that Canonical has some relatively benign connects to HQ. Yes I've tracked that. It's pretty minor compared to Google. But you can use Debian too. Doesn't matter to me
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  425. Nope. I have cell phones. I'm on YT. I'm hooked technologically. But I'm very aware of the tech so I have non normie choices. That's hopefully what you can learn from this channel
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  426. Whatsapp needs to be contained. I would definitely run this in a separate device. It is too zucking dangerous. Combine it with Zuckinggram and Zuckbook
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  427. You could do that. But clear cookies frequently.
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  428. A little overdone for Big tech opposition. But yes it would do well of course. I don't think it is necessary though. A VPN aggregates data from multiple sources. Since my VPN has no logs. All I know is that you're using it. I don't know what you're doing. And with other people in the mix (hundreds), it's not possible to match to identities. And on top of that the traffic is mostly HTTPS (encrypted) anyway.
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  429. Not all Open source is equal
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  430. I usually do add visuals. But neglected on this. Sorry. Probably because it's more of a free form talk rather than bullet points
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  431. I have an updated one on Windows 11. Otherwise it is still good
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  432. Last 5 websites???? Did you not listen? Deterministic tracking. 100% accurate tracking of everything you do in likely 99% of websites.
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  433. I do not operate from fear. I operate from knowledge and proper defensive measures.
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  434. Unfortunately I had to program for the zucking notch. But no more
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  435. Zuck em!
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  436. Glad you got that far! The message is not heard. So the message has to spread. The following will grow later
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  437. Now you can install some apps!
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  438. thank you
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  439. I'm glad you find it interesting! I make videos that people ask for
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  440. Exactly. And it's the solution at the end of the video. Smart guy.
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  441. Of course. Otherwise your data continues to leak. Your non-FB activity will continue to be tracked
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  442. The problem is that the party you're talking to will likely be on an untrusted device
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  443. Even without phone calling it's already quite useful! Just needs better power management and have the camera working
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  444. Remember Fitbit? They already found where the military activity was
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  445. The important thing is if it can run Linux. Surprisingly even the M Apple machines can run Asahi Linux. Though I'd be interested in the Intel Lunar Lake Laptops coming out, and running Linux on it
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  446. Not to simple to implement but yes very good. Too extreme perhaps for the normal person
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  447. I retyped so sorry for typos But it should be complete minus typos
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  448. Fortunately I have a live stream on Fridays 8pm Pacific time. So tomorrow you can ask me questions live since it is impossible to answer everything now on many different platforms
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  449. It is excellent. Watch my video on Best messaging apps in 2021
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  450. Tell Purism to send me one for review!
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  451. I thought the topic would make people get lost since some issues were left open ended. I'm glad it worked out. Thanks!
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  452. Awesome! We are the #braxarmy! We will defend our privacy rights!
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  453. Exactly. It's not even safe since SS7 can be utilized to intercept. And who can control SS7? The Gubmint.
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  454. Unfortunately, my current audience does not appear to be interested.
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  455. The good news with satellite is that it is a bare bones phone and no google or apple. However, it is also a nice central surveillance center at the Satellite HQ
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  456. regardless of my warnings, seems to work fine
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  457. So why does Google no longer allow them? Because they don't really want security. They want to spy
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  458. EXACTLY. But a de-Googled phone does not send that data to Google
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  459. It's getting very complicated so I tried to give industry terminology in this video so everyone can research on their own. Without the right terminology, you will not find anything. If you have the right terminology the world opens up to information
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  460. Pinephone modem is an IOT device. The main SOC for the modem is always proprietary. All you can do is wrap it around some IOT code but you cannot stop what's in the actual MP SOC and that's where the action is.
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  461. I will not promote Huawei. Sorry
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  462. PSTN is ALWAYS OPEN. All meta data captured. Every text stored. So encrypting it is a waste of time. The best you can do is what we discuss here. NO ID (No KYC) so at least the party is not known
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  463. Awesome info. But I'm talking about simply the act of "Internet searching" which is what Doxxing is. Creating disinformation or causing any kind of evil is of course is outside the technical realm of what I'm talking about. So I get your excellent point. For example, facilitating a hate crime by giving the location of a potential victim would clearly be evil. Most doxxing attempts are made to embarass and put someone down.
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  464. LOL! I learned a lot about the specs lately and talked to the people at Pine64 itself. The facts are hard to dig out but once you dig deeper it came out smelling like roses.
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  465. That seems to be the magic year. Maybe they just globally blocked all phones made in 2019
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  466. De-Googled phones HAVE DOUBLE BATTERY LIFE. So you are completely wrong. Because all the Google interactions are removed, it lasts for 2 days.
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  467. You are incorrect. They delayed some part of it. But the technology is still there. It is being discussed recently even by Bruce Schneier. https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2021/10/security-risks-of-client-side-scanning.html
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  468. Will do!
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  469. LOL. Your equipment is licensed and identified by the FCC. I wish I could encrypt Ham radio but unfortunately it is not allowed.
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  470. Just a couple of simple things will get you started. A de-Googled phone, a VPN. That blocks a hell of a lot of data already
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  471. Maybe the subject of a video
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  472. I already said that in the video. Log in once, IMEI recorded. Matched. The last login would then be the identity
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  473. I believe Smart Meter is a wifi interface. I could be wrong.
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  474. Hi Cowboy. A Librem 5 is definitely not in the category of a burner phone. Would you burn a $700 phone after one use? Burner phones I've included here are $30 or less and made for one time use where it's safe. A Librem 5, when it comes out, would be a great regular phone and I will review it when I can get my hands on one someday. The Librem computers are expensive so are more high end. Remember that a burner phone has a very particular use and not one I would use everyday. For everyday use, watch the Flip Phones video. The reasoning is different and a Librem 5 would be a replacement for a device like my Blackberry 9900.
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  475. Exactly!
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  476. I will be on Locals soon. Setting it up.
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  477. They exist but don't get used much (I2P). Maybe awareness will spark a change
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  478. very good! And what you say is true! But it had to be done (for the video) at a reasonable cost. I have not had a problem with motors and such though as you know, Microwave will disrupt 2.4GHZ (not 5GHZ). For a typical home, the traffic isn't sufficient to be affected by the electrical noise (as far as bandwidth). Yes, the EMF is an issue with Powerlines. But again that's a cost issue. At some point, someone could go wired completely. WPA2 can be hacked. But what's the point of protecting it with multiple passwords that are different? When one is hacked, then all are hacked. All are going to be hacked. So the VPN isolates your traffic from sniffing depending on which router is hacked. Not a bad idea to have different passwords for the VPN side vs the open side. By the way I'm subnetting with Wifi routers, the IOT automatically operates in isolated LANS. But in my case, I wrote all the code for my IOT's so I'm less concerned about that. Excellent viewpoints!
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  479. Yes. Now there's a limit to what can be done without the AI. But it can start collecting data
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  480. If you have this level of distrust then the host has to be Linux. which is even better and then use KVM. Or even Qubes
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  481. Maybe Google can save its reputation by offering a few thousand TOR nodes to the community.
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  482. This is a bill that's being considered. It is has to be stopped before it becomes law.
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  483. Copilot is on all. Windows Recall is on AI chips
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  484. How about "living under a dictatorship"? Does that count? I understand what it's like to have Free Speech removed with a threat of confinement or worse.
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  485. very kind of you
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  486. There is no way to do that. They spying is integrated into the hardware also (Neural engine)
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  487. Wow. I have high hopes for Gen Z
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  488. Change the OS to Asahi Linux
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  489. mail forwarding/shipping service (out of state)
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  490. It's a PRIVACY phone. Invisible to Big Tech. Period. Yes that marketing wording is not good
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  491. Just a hacking guess. If the mesh network identifier is not encrypted, then you could flood the airwaves with apple traffic that's invalid. Could that be enough for a DDOS? Not sure.
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  492. eSIM will Zuck you so yes a Faraday bag is your only option. Same with all iPhones
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  493. Some actually have difficulty with the 2.5gHz or 3.5gHz they use for Carrier aggregation. So turning it off might be better. Test it out.
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  494. That's model specific.
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  495. I have Librem 5 videos. But nothing has changed. I don't have mine yet. 2 year+ wait
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  496. Tracking, particularly cross device tracking, will occur just because you are logged in to the phone. You cannot undo this. The choice of mobile device matters
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  497. I'm not running this business by myself. Braxmobile is a company and there are staff handling phones, shipping, running the VPN and Braxmail servers and providing tech support
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  498. You are so welcome!
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  499. No. Discussed in my backdoor video last week.
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  500. Happy to give you a trial
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  501. absolutely not since you are replacing the OS with Linux
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  502. That's a crazy statement. Truly. They are already doing it to you. I'm not teaching anyone anything.
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  503. No such thing as a "private call"
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  504. I have never worked in Telco btw. LOL
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  505. But I caution you. You have to model your threats. Having one tool but disregarding a full OPSEC analysis may render the tool useless. Pseudo-Anonymity etc. has to be part of the equation. Think globally
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  506. Yes Facebook being #1. So why use it? But the important ones accept it. Google, Amazon, Paypal
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  507. Norton is the most immoral company out there (from Symantec). Watch my last video. I would trust them the least. Heuristics or AI, same stuff
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  508. Almost all kids are tied to Chromebooks and/or Google docs/Google Drive
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  509. Are you serious? So you think a centralized database check does not provide data for mass surveillance of your activities? At least showing paper vaxx records and ID's is only visible to the restaurant or venue employee. The moment this goes online (which it already is in many places), then this has not expanded in scope?! This is exactly what I'm trying to stop here. But the real argument here is: WHAT IS THE POINT? If a school with 100% vaccinated and boosted students are getting infected and getting tested 3 times a week, what are these records supposed to protect you against?? Let me remind you, I WAS INFECTED BY SOMEONE FULLY VACCINATED who had no symptoms. I am fully vaccinated and BOOSTED. Although I honestly question why I fell for this,
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  510. I'm speaking for y'all! Unless you're an NPC then I'm not. Are you an NPC?
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  511. Zuck yeah!
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  512. Thanks! and nice channel. I subscribed
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  513. Unfortunately, as I will explain in the next video, this is a lot more serious than you think. AGI is not far at all and it does not operate like statistics software. So the risks are very serious. Though this is more of a tongue in cheek video, those who really understand the technology are really worried.
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  514. Blackberry is done. Last model that was useful as Blackberry Bold 9900 and that's only 3G now. The Blackberry Brand is now being used by a Chinese company and it is Google Android
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  515. Simple. Best way to communicate is to not use email.
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  516. Smart guy. But throw out OPERA. Chinese honey pot..
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  517. Are you a new subscriber? Please let me know what content you are interested in.
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  518. He mentioned me a couple of weeks ago. Is this new?
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  519. Or turn the beast into a slave.
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  520. Yup. We'll get into building a lot of AI agents here
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  521. The video does explain the option of having a "Googled" 2nd phone.
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  522. No you miss the point. The person you're talking to could be exposed.
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  523. I'm sure I understand this very well. And you would too if you watched my videos.
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  524. I used it for a teardown so I could figure out the chips being used
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  525. It can track you for a year before the battery dies
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  526. 2FA is NOT bad. Abuse is the issue. What is abused are the phone numbers and contact lists. To make it clear, the main abusers are those that harvest contact lists. If the platform doesn't harvest contact lists then they are not a risk. Banks are not a risk for example
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  527. I expect so. But Purism's issue is to get SOC's without embedded Wifi and Baseband. That's more rare. As the demand for this design increase, then someone will strip those off the SOC's.
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  528. Response was given below with same question
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  529. try some Linux commands on it! It's an embarrasment to call it Linux when it's already so corrupted and locked down. Any serious Linux person will not call it Linux (though it was originally made from Gentoo Linux)
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  530. Free speech for all. Everywhere
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  531. Yes there are contractors!
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  532. That too and there's the LTE on the phone and so on. I gave the popo the easiest one to track. No need for them to work too hard
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  533. No. But a second phone with a different phone number may be necessary for 2FA and social media
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  534. Assuming it is de-Googled: No because the code to communicate with HQ would have to be in the open source and obviously if it is there, it can be deleted. So open source would eliminate this risk. However, for the normie, this would be an unknown threat, as it is today with all users of iPhones.
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  535. Not the correct question since you are detectable on all browsers. Instead spread yourself around multiple browsers as the video suggests. Watch the other video Browser Threat Test
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  536. You are so zucked. Opening line to my video. Normie phone
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  537. This is a no politics channel
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  538. If you're in the matrix, then this discussion will just go over your head. I'm fine with that. I don't have to convince everyone who doesn't have the instinct to see the problem.
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  539. Your concerns are very warranted
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  540. Well that is not my expertise. All I know is that phones in the Mint and Cricket list for example is a tiny representation of what's allowed by the main carrier.
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  541. Sadly we don't have too many options at the moment.
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  542. I hope this wasn't over your head. I tried to keep the details out. But these "big picture" videos are not popular.
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  543. It is not a company. It is made up of individuals doing open-source. The blockchain is made to be untrackable. So that's more of a mathematic proof thing
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  544. I'm talking about going ALL CASH
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  545. This 2FA bullshit will force us to keep phone numbers. Must be a plot
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  546. The SIM is not an SOC. But it has a logic chip like an RFID and it's powered by the MP SOC.
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  547. But they have to allow it without tying it to a Google app.
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  548. You might think this is funny but I was dealing with the CEO.
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  549. Many of those already here. Hackathon videos. Live clickjacking hack. etc. But those don't teach they just show.
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  550. OK. I can keep it short for you. Get a De-Googled phone. It's perfect for privacy. No device fingerprint or identity. Hard to screw it up. Done
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  551. Instead of making blanket claims, do your own security analysis and prove what you are saying. I do that. I tweaked my Windows 10 and I can watch what it does. Took a lot of tweaking but it's not tracking me like you say. Just stick to Linux. No problem there.
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  552. I spilled coffee on my Linux laptop! LOL Waiting on a keyboard replacement. So stuck with zucking Windows. Would rather not use it
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  553. As I mentioned in the video, if you manually set DNS, your ISP can do DNS Proxying and take over the DNS request in transit. And respond to you. And ignore your original DNS selected. Anyway solution to be discussed in the next video
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  554. zuck yeah!
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  555. Amen
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  556. setting up your own server is the best option of all the bad options (since there is no good option). VPS or metal is fine. You control the credentials of the device.
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  557. Not relevant. I accept the end-to-end encryption part. Did you pay attention? Meta-Data plus SMTP port 25
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  558. We allow porting out. We just don't do port in as it requires KYC. We control the number.
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  559. There's no need for blobs. Basebands have backdoors period. So the only consolation is that you can switch it off on the lIbrem 5 and it doesn't share main memory bus
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  560. awesome
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  561. The threat I'm talking about here is the cross-platform tracking that only Google and Facebook can do. Amazon can track you mostly through Ring cameras and Echos. But these are not cross platform threats
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  562. @Private Name - Theoretical? Aside from the fact that Amazon Sidewalk, Thread, Apple Airtag is now live, I heard about the TV thing from a TV executive! This is actual live planning! You can ignore what I say but this is just the beginning.
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  563. Messing with IMEI and IMSI is a federal crime. Probably 20 years per incident. Ask Kevin Mitnick.
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  564. Can I have some of that cash?
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  565. They publicly said they suspended the project. If you think that's true then that's what this video is for.
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  566. Get my BraxRouter and it will route the DNS away
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  567. that was last week's video
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  568. That's why you separate the email so it doesn't taint the other identities. Obviously purchases are tied to actual addresses and often names. So the separation is important. Now it depends on how sophisticated you are. I use a corporate entity for credit cards and deliveries. But that's too much effort for the average person
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  569. Really? Zucked up. Thanks buddy
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  570. I have my own private wireless Internet. It's on my video about AREDN Mesh. Proof of concept only, connecting my boat to my house. So theoretically a community could connect themselves to each other and their traffic will not show up on the Internet. I'm also connected to a California emergency mesh as part of this. The only thing is that doing this requires a HAM license. Then there are the options where you ride on top of the internet and do hidden servers. This is what the TOR hidden services are and another similar system is called I2P.
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  571. These are all excellent devices!
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  572. My use case that I describe is for specialized use. Not for everyday use. For example, putting Email in a VM is much better than using an antivirus. Isolating identity identifiers against specific platforms like Google is a very good use. Then the rest of your usage can stay on the host machine.
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  573.  Michael Bishop  LOL My newer computers all have no IME AMT/VPRO. But I do have zucked up MACs with IME. I fortunately don't use them much.
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  574. I bet you don't know what the Patriot act does either
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  575. Thank you friend!
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  576. I didn't say I would show that. I disabled in settings but I have no idea what is really disabled vs hidden.
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  577. You can't undo what's done. But you can start with a new identity (elsewhere). And continue on with life, while deleting everything on zuckbook. Don't aid the database by letting it be easily searchable
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  578. Thank you!
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  579. Don't zuck with eSim or they will zuck you.
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  580. Officially, I can't be a luddite since I'm really heavy into tech. I'm just smart about which tech. If I really think about it deeply, I'm clearly anti-centralized tech.
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  581. Did you actually read the studies? I did. Just to make the video. There were several studies and the results were similar. So inconclusive is not the appropriate term. These were multimilion multiyear studies. The official studies and peer reviews show that there is cause for concern. Except that what specific action to take is the inconclusive part. I'm not fear mongering. Just stating what it is. I'm not making outrageous claims like some people do. I didn't even believe RF had any effect before I started researching it.
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  582. My source had inaccurate information on that. Thanks for the correction
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  583. Computers do not emit a hardware device ID so it's fine
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  584. amazing!
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  585. We could have helped you with this. After every update, the phone has to relearn the charge level so the battery level is erroneous until it gets a full charge. So it will not be true that the battery would be depleted. This is true of all factory reset BraX2 phones. The bricked system update was solvable and we would have handled it for you. Contact us on brax.me and we'll take care of it.
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  586. Yes even BraX2 had that
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  587. Absolutely. In Europe it will ship from the EU
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  588. Sometimes I get caught up with the topic and forget. But I did open the video with a smile. Rewind.
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  589. what the zuck are you talking about? What is this new format?
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  590. I have many enemies so the dislikes will come
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  591. You're in dreamland if you think this works. Sorry.
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  592. Phone support is hardware (Cell Baseband Modem) so that choice is not part of the OS but part of whatever the manufacturer created. Some modems (mediatek) do not work with Verizon. Only Qualcomm works with Verizon. Otherwise all carriers in the world are the same. Verizon is the only exception.
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  593. Like I said in the video, it's a standard phone. Phone and texts work normally so it works with all carriers that were originally supported by the phone
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  594. Too complicated for a video.
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  595. Absolutely!
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  596. Thank you! Cheers!
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  597. Always happy to hear what the audience would like. Youtube searches tend to prefer "How to or "How does it work" videos so I will continue to focus on those.
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  598. You are incorrect. Proxy is a completely different protocol than a VPN. This video is not about proxies.
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  599. Chinese scanning
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  600. Some of that was used by the Simjacker attack. Security by obscurity -- unless someone figures it out
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  601. Someone should send me documentation on this "AT"-like commands! I know there's some secret commands there. Plus there's the carrier update and I saw that Qualcomm can do OTA updates
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  602. DO I HAVE YOUR ZUCKING DATA? CAN I ZUCKING CONTROL YOUR INTERNET?
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  603. No it will not extract that identity and the login to Telegram will not crossover to other apps. I am concerned separately about phone numbers with signal/telegram but maybe the best way is to use a new phone number that doesn't appear in anyone's contact list (of real contacts)
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  604. You are so kind. Thank you
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  605. Heck no. Airplane mode does nothing. Which I'm sure is on purpose
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  606. no
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  607. that's correct. It goes through Lokinet (like TOR)
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  608. Yes there is a risk. Less about Mac addresses since it is in a Faraday bag or off. But there's SUPL, NLP tracking that will occur once the device is turned on. However, in the few instances it is turned on in my example, there is no data to acquire since the phone wouldn't be used normally. One can take this to more levels of security but likely will not be implemented by the normal person.
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  609. Google Android can never be safe no matter what you do. Same with iOS. But LineageOS with no GAPPS is at least a major improvement. And a Linux phone even better. However for a non-techie user, a Linux phone may scare them. At least a UT one at the moment. This will all change later once everything improves with Linux options
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  610. Transcribe my videos! Choose one!
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  611. It is more permanent than you'd ever imagine. I didn't mention in the video but there's a little facility in Utah that actually records the internet. This should have been obvious but apparently it's not to some.
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  612. Unplug devices when not in use, and start buying lots of surge protectors. And put some devices you don't use often in a metal container
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  613. You are zucked up. I am an American and I am not from China nor am I Chinese.
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  614. It's a joke. I don't use FreeBsd. Only Unix back in the day and Linux today..
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  615. This topic is considered political (stupidly if I might add). So I will already get the unsubs. And I know this. It doesn't stop me from speaking out. I have to be true to what I believe and the subject I evangelize about. I don't care for inconsistency. Some people defend some privacy invasions as justified. I will stick to consistency, transparency, and let the truth ring out.
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  616. I have so many disagreements with what you said so we'll start with the biggies. There's a lot of Covid spread around my neighborhood and clearly not documented in the positive cases of the government. Just from personal knowledge, the ratio of newly positive is 10:1 from people who area already vaccinated, boosted, and are old people. So what is your source of data? Next, let's talk about LA vs Orange County. Are you from here? Do you think just because we're in LA means we are so compressed in space that we are near 6 zucking feet at all times? Orange county is NEXT DOOR. I've never seen that the malls or the restaurants be any different than that in LA. Nor do I see different looking venues. As I said in the description, Schools here require 100% vaccination and some require boosters (College). Yet testing is done up to 3 times a week and people are showing up POSITIVE. So again what are you claiming? Is there actual up to date data on what you're saying? You are just saying what the media says rather than the reality on the ground here.
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  617. Oh I see, you don't think showing your ID and Vaxx card everywhere is a privacy zucking invasion? Mass surveillance must be great for you then. Enjoy
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  618. TELL ME your alternative facts. In fact that tell me which facts I have wrong since I GOT THEM ALL FROM YOUTUBE SOURCES and OFFICIAL STATE DATA. Oh I know. It is about politics again. Let the politics cover the truth
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  619. 3 letter agencies already do that to you on the way back...lol (packet insertion).
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  620. Thank you for your comment. Just to be clear, I do not write term papers. Consider my statements as a canary in a coal mine and should trigger them as initiators for independent research for those interested.
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  621. Web encryption is controlled by the browser. Not you.
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  622. Someone did just come up with a new mode related to what I'm talking about. An ethernet router (non-line of sight) in 70cm. However, it's not legal yet in the US.
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  623. California will be a separate island soon. LOL
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  624. Don't be over concerned about updating older phones. If you're not a State target, it will be fine.
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  625. The information is there. But it's not publicly documented yet so one has to search for which is time consuming. The previous instructions were for the pinephone devkit and hasn't been updated. Just to do this video doing simple things took a lot of time to research
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  626. I think obscuring identity is the most important. Not necessarily silence.
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  627. The school systems all use Chrome books with Google docs and google drive. Thus initiating the cohort tracking from childhood.
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  628. Yes, you can't turn off Wifi. You'd have to be in a Faraday cage with your phone
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  629. get a de-Googled phone like BraX2 to avoid mysterious operations and deny Microphone permission
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  630. Yes many videos on that. Twitter did it recently
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  631. As I said, that is the expected way. But if it responds with a remote trigger YOU WILL NEVER KNOW
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  632. Enjoy your delusion. They're in China because they keep data away from the Chinese government per your logic. OK that's a nice imagination. That's not what's in the video though
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  633. This is the most illogical statement from a fanboy I've ever heard.
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  634. Discord private? Why would discord be private? It's not that kind of platform
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  635. Happy Holidays Terry.! We don't disagree on much then.
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  636. I want to set up an AREDN Mesh node too but I'm blocked from a direct antenna to Mt Wilson
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  637. I'm trying to explain to you the basis of the intelligence in AI. It is emulating training behavior. You're already exhibiting the problem I was stating because you think the machine is like you. It is not like you. It is taught to act like you but that's it.
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  638. Trying out Ubuntu Touch shortly! Next week's video
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  639. Batmobile was self driving... that was before Kitt
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  640. Very balanced comment.
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  641. I tend to mistrust authority in general (whoever it is)
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  642. How are you my friend? I will be cooking but not online. LOL. Have a great Thanksgiving!
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  643. We must not accept that kind of behavior from these websites. Complain
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  644. What did I do? And only a sailboat there. No pianos
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  645. Thank you!
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  646. Come over to Brax.me where others can even help answer your questions
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  647. @ZappyOh obviously any open source OS is safe including AOSP. But the point is that the normie will not be safe. So normies you communicate with can be scanned with content you send them. The idea that you can create this procedure with all people is theoretical.
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  648. I'm in a cooking mood now!
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  649. Yes you can have that. BraxVirtual Phone no SIM, then use Wifi.
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  650. Please watch videos on that. It gives a rough location and is available only to the carrier. The location tracking of a normie phone by Big tech is 6 feet range down to inches.
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  651. Exactly. This will be apparent when I discuss Apple Client side scanning mediaanalysisd
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  652. I'm a Linux user. But I do development so I have other machines with Windows and MacOS available too. Linux is my daily driver.
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  653. If you listen closely though you will learn that "a bad Identity" screws up their data.
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  654. what device? You can't turn it off on a standard iOS or Android. Only a Librem 5 and Pinephone have hardware switches
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  655. That's a different threat but not a bad idea. In my mind deactivating = removal
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  656. Seriously that is part of the UK Online Safety Law. Supposedly Age verification by ID.
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  657. The average user does not really use a lot of applications that doesn't run on Linux. Most would be fine with Libreoffice and the browser.
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  658. And I'm talking about SOCIETY. Some indiividuals can still survive with cash today but they want to cut that out
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  659. OK. Noted
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  660. This has little to do with YOUR contact list but the contact lists of YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY. You can't control what they put on their list. So you have to deliberately hide emails and phone numbers
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  661. You cannot uninstall the spyware in GMS (Google Mobile Services) since they replace AOSP open source code so those will not exist if you remove it. It will brick the phone
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  662. Oh thank you!
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  663. Will do it while I can...
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  664. fantastic. IPv6. More tracking at the device level.
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  665. Yes. But go de-Googled.
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  666. Of course it is! But I teach you how to protect yourself since you can't stop it.
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  667. Doxxing is serious business and I strive to protect myself against it (and protect all of you). So this is about how to proactively be defensive against doxxing. However, because I'm a broadcaster, I also become a Doxxing target. So doing these videos bring risk. So that's why I have a hint of aggressiveness in there. "Dox me and I'll dox you back multiple times worse." If people watch this and implement, they will be less of a doxxing target and the doxxing will come out empty or with minimal info.
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  668. As far as I know, desktop OS does not utilize that for Wifi scanning. The Wifi scanning is built into mobile
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  669. De-Googled phone is open source. There is still some tracking from the SIM card side but it can be turned off
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  670. I wish saying let's switch to Linux was that simple. Will make it my next livestream topic. Linux people need to listen. There is a problem.
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  671. There is. It's basically a Google search interface to the surveillance data of 3-letter agencies. At one point I was able to reach the login screen to this. Then they locked that out.
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  672. There is no IpadOS. It is all EyeOS
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  673. Opensource phones are available! (AOSP and Linux). I call the AOSP phones De-Googled phones but they are OpenSource phones
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  674. You cannot disable the technology. That's the whole point. Since it already exists, then quietly or otherwise 3 letters will utilize it. And if they don't accept it quietly, then governments will require it by law. So there is no escape.
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  675. You're very welcome!
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  676. Airdrop is bluetooth but not BLE
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  677. Well there's still AOSP so for the few of us who know, we can still escape. But very few do this. They can't keep away from their normie apps
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  678. Eventually you use the device.
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  679. There has to be a peer within 600 feet or so. So you could be safe in Iceland
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  680. Kind of you!
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  681. You will find that they can supply information to authorities via cameras and such. And these are short term solutions. Then the SIM card has to be provisioned through the website of the carriers so you're back at square one.
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  682. Porting is a manual process and we're not set up with staff for that yet. Can we do it? Yes. Do we want to do it? Maybe later.
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  683. Amazing how I see comments like this from people willing to trust Google, or even unknown VPN corporate entities like NordVPN, PIA, etc. If your comment is genuine, then know that I've been selling these products for years. Brax.Me has been running for a decade. Surely, there's some evidence of any issues by this time if there are any.
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  684. quarkmail
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  685. Awesome! Thank you!
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  686. Sometime in the first quarter of 2020, look for Pinephone. It's currently expected to be $149
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  687. exactly
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  688. Tell your friend to go de-Googled. LOL
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  689. Are you understanding the problem? All conversations and texts are tracked. No doubt. It doesn't matter how it got to the PSTN. It is tracked. But if your numbers are not tied to an identity then who is talking? Obviously it is better to not use a phone at all. But absent that, something like this is like a burner phone.
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  690. zucked up
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  691. De-Googled phone
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  692. Watching your video and yes I need to correct some of what you say. Ubuntu Touch is pure Linux, originally from Canonical. So there's zero Android in there. Also the CPU on the Librem 5 is pretty close to what's on the Pinephone. Now the issue is that it may not be as powerful as expected since this is just a little bit faster than a Raspberry PI. Not at the speed of modern phones. So that concerns me a bit.
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  693. This is new information to me. But it's rather interesting since in theory, every Amazon truck could do a street view.
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  694. It's what YT wants...
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  695. clear cookies. Brave actually automatically does that. Just don't repeat after clearing cookies. It would have tracked some things momentarily but it won't stick.
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  696. That is not the purpose of this video. This video is about the Google ID.
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  697. Maybe have a backup normie phone since society wants us to be normie. Just keep it off most of the time
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  698. Yes that is the default, Well not true. It has to have ethernet on the input. I did have a version that was wifi to wifi but it was difficult to support and too complicated to set up.
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  699. You're only protected through the VPN network. Past the VPN someone could still have an MITM, although less likely
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  700. try apkpure.com
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  701. whatever you can afford. LOL.
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  702. Yes but many services on your devices are constantly pinging without your knowledge
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  703. Yes. Plus they've made it sound "not evil"
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  704. Thanks Twistmint. It's sad and I still see tech reviewers comment on privacy oriented products that they are not interested in privacy.
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  705. You're missing the understanding here if you think you can be safe even with a non-logged in Android.F First it's hard to imagine someone resisting logging in. If you logged in once, even if you reset, the IMEI is the same. Second all the telemetry of Google (wifi scanning, firebase, etc) still exists and the IMEI is always communicated. The phone of course comes with the standard Google apps like Youtube and the IMEI is accessible. The only solution is AOSP No-GAPPS
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  706. @Chief Gully you make yourself sound like you actually understand what you're talking about. There is so much disinformation in what you say. You are guessing. I don't guess. I look at the specs. I look at the documentation. The video is accurate. Your analysis is incorrect. This mesh network now powers Amazon Sidewalk and Apple Airtag. Not counting Zigbee, Thread and other un-named technologies. They state their capabilities. Amazon Sidewalk alone makes claims about their capabilities. And you're telling me I'm wrong. Well good luck. You are entitled to your opinion but you are clearly wrong.
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  707. Didn't work with PureOS which is Debian Testing based.
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  708. Hard to do that when no one is watching them...
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  709. I just want you to understand that all phones are subject to tracking by IMSI Catchers and your carrier. So this video is about that level of surveillance. Nothing about a Librem 5 will stop that.
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  710. Age it!
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  711. Was this recent? He hasn't mentioned me since 3 years ago.
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  712. Use a dummy load antenna
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  713. I don't buy the "can't resist" business. I'm not on Zuckbook. Family and friends have no choice but to contact me via some other means.
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  714.  @Disabled_fandom  Hopefully this channel will get attention since what you hope for as a trend it my goal!
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  715.  @Disabled_fandom  I caution you as the goal of the OS as I read it is to eventually get to hardware security. But it can't do that currently with a Pixel. A Pixel is mostly a proof of concept here. The carrier Baseband still shares the same RAM as the OS. Carrier Updates can still load custom firmware from an external source (like Stingray). Without the ability to turn off Wifi promiscuous mode at the hardware level, GPS, Gyro sensor, do we know if the software itself is blocking the collection of that data? We need more info. Some will tout Cybersecurity (like using SELINUX) but not really have an privacy built in for personal protection. It's encouraging that they are thinking about this but I don't think they got as far as even trying to block firmware. Lot of risk for a potentially expensive phone. The next part is that it is still android and subject to the same issues. Will you be using Google services, Google apps, Google play?
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  716. That is not machine embedded. So not to worry about that
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  717. hell no
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  718. VM has it's own filesystem
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  719. I don't know anything about it yet. It's in beta I guess
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  720. No. BTW a lot of the virtualization is actually done at the CPU side now. So the host is hardly involved.
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  721. I've done this for a couple of years and very few people watch it! LOL. But I think it is useful so I do it even though hardly anyone watches
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  722. So you'd rather have Google have the centralized data for the world? I have my own VPN service and I assure you it doesn't have any data to be sold
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  723. there are several news reports of stalking with an Airtag. If you don't have an iPhone, you'd actually never know. So Apple forces you to have an iPhone to see if an airtag is tracking you. Amazing
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  724. Apple can FORCE YOU to take Pfizer.
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  725. @jai shankar I hate wasting my time responding to your comments. So you're saying Apple is not tracking every move every few seconds as I said in the video? Regardless of your iCloud status and your possession of an Airtag? So you're saying they do this with no purpose? They just did Client side scanning because they want to save the kids? There's no other purpose to this? I guess the Apple ads got to you.
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  726. I will but it will a while before it settles down. Let's see how everything is in 3 months
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  727. My pleasure!
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  728. As a hacker I know what I speak of. Dump your zuckbook platforms
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  729. Ultra dangerous platform. People ask me to give them privacy solutions with phones but can't escape the biggest threat of all! Zuck!
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  730. I hope that makes me unique on Youtube!
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  731. No. Not possible
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  732. What about the Google AI where you're conversing with a person that's not a person but a computer. And people don't know it?
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  733. Their method is AES encrypt at the NAS device and then upload so zero knowledge
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  734. I think I hurt the feelings of those with dislikes...
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  735. good time to watch the recent videos! You do that and you might remove your normie status
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  736. I tried to be very balanced and do research so I don't sound like a tinfoil hat guy. Thank you for your comment. I appreciate it. I was live streaming on Youtube when your comment came on notifications! LOL. You didn't see the live stream?
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  737. That's looking to be consistent now (client side scanning) on MacOS as well as iOS
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  738. They will FORCE 2 FACTOR AUTHENTICATION! Those zuckers! With a Googled Android
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  739. No identity is required to sign in. But it allows you to communicate with others. You can ask other users of phones right there. In any case, BraX2 phones are sold out. We only have De-Googled Pixels currently.
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  740. You are fooling yourself if you think everything is done in the open
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  741. I admit this is extra technical but without it, people will call it fear mongering
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  742. Use a less visible VPN like BytzVPN (mine). Because it is not overcrowded with people, the IP addresses aren't tracked as a VPN
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  743. But we're not on 5G. Carrier aggregation would still work on LTE-Advanced (or what they call 5G)
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  744. Pin is carrier side. Nothing to do with phone radio emissions.
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  745. In the video I said "smaller". I'm thinking really midsized towns. Not the major cities.
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  746. that's zucking zuckbook
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  747. The apps are crippled because there's no Google Firebase. They get routed through MicroG which is a Google Service spoofer. So they don't get direct information from the phone. However, all apps can still track IP address so a VPN is still needed especially when at home
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  748. Many thousands have trusted me with de-Googled phones. Do you see anyone complaining? I'm a public figure. They can leave comments here all day saying bad things. But you hear only good things.
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  749. I foresee that more people will go to crypto to counter CBDC. However, expect more government intervention with buying and selling crypto which will be tracked via CBDC. I don't believe it will collapse crypto at all. That is not the stated intent of CBDC at least.
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  750. You can buy a Raspberry PI in Brazil. You can download the software
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  751. You know what, though I have complaints about X, I'm not asked to identify myself on X at all. I just have an email. Regardless of your political bias, as a privacy guy, it appears to be one of the safer platforms.
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  752. LOL. No one ever commented on my green screen before. Thanks!
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  753. I see. You have disphonia
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  754. If you would please pay attention to the categories, you will see that meta data is as important as encryption. You can communicate safely if no one knows who is talking to each other.
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  755. LOL. I have the fake plants. It's in some videos. But frankly you cannot have unattached and unstored objects on a vessel that bounces in the middle of the ocean
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  756. I use Keepass but I think in general most are safe. I prefer the open source ones
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  757. No google apps can run on a de-googled phone. You use NewPipe instead of Youtube. So more disinformation. If I use Waze, I don't log in. I basically have never logged in to anything google. For email you can use Gmail using an app like K-9. If you're on a VPN or TOR, it shouldn't know the device. Excellent question (and very common) btw
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  758. Faraday bags use copper fabric!
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  759. We have to make our own choices. You will buy what you will buy. But just understand the costs of your decision
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  760. Absolutely
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  761. Some 3 letter agencies focus on International data. You know which. Whether they share it or not is another question. Just assume it takes extra steps
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  762. MicroG is only a notifications and Google Maps spoofer. That's all it does
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  763. You cannot successfully block Google Analytics etc without shutting down functionality. So instead of blocking Google, the advice here is to block your identity.
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  764. SIP is VOIP. You mean PBX is now mostly VOIP
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  765. You can choose any area. Of course you can use something like Signal. But this is a solution you can give Grandma and Grandpa with a fixed landline SIP phone for example. It allows normal PSTN use while allowing the option for surveillance free communications. Extension to extension.
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  766. I disagree. I already said no real serious risk except from a zero day. So why use an antivirus at all and introduce an MITM? I'm simply stating the justification for an AV is false. Just hit your dislike button and move on.
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  767. De-Googled phones can escape this.
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  768. Actually that was a good iPhone year. All the way to iPhone 6 (2014).. But that's it.
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  769. Briar needs to always be running in the background for it to work peer to peer
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  770. Happy new year
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  771. This is not about me. I'm speaking for all of you.
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  772. AI does not work like classical programming unfortunately. Once it learns, it really becomes difficult if not impossible for the creator to determine what has been learned. This is why it is more dangerous than you can imagine.
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  773. Everything you just said is wrong. DDG uses Bing and Yahoo mostly. And it is not owned by Google. Although Google used to own the domain and released it to DDG.
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  774. as the video explains, the EU will compel Browsers to insert their root certs. So that means any fake cert issued by those governments will always work. LetsEncrypt is founded by EFF, the entity promoting our privacy.
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  775. The only possible threat is if LetsEncrypt handed their private key to the govt. However, LetsEncrypt is run by EFF which has lawyers fighting the govt on issues like this so I do hope they're the last one to do this. But aside from the private key threat, the idea of fake certificates would at least not occur.
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  776. Tails is excellent. But overkill for daily drive use
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  777. So please explain why Manjaro chose to put a SystemD gui...what's their target market? Frankly, I dont know. LOL
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  778. Thank you!
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  779. Pixels: all, Motorolas, Oneplus etc, Not-Verizon
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  780. They have an active AI monitoring content - Jigsaw
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  781. I am not in the business of deleting. FYI.
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  782. Sorry. The last 6 videos talked about 2FA. So I didn't want to dumb down my viewers by extra explanations of something that's a continuation. But that's my mistake in making that assumption
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  783. I'm a bit ahead of the game compared to books. And this stuff changes so fast
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  784. This is the INTERNET people. This is NOT a HAM BAND. No one is required to announce their call signs every 10 zucking minutes on the Internet! I am the INTERNET PRIVACY GUY. I am here to teach Hams NOT to announce your identity for no apparent reason. Certainly not a legal one. And FYI my callsign is linked to a P.O. Box as I am legally allowed to do.
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  785. You could be right that use of the word Blockchain could restrain Youtube from sharing it. I even said Ethereum and ERC tokens. LOL. I'm zucked
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  786. This is the disputed part. Many will argue that as long as the licensed operator is controlling, 3rd party use can be allowed. However, the part that is not understood is that you can mix frequencies. Some nodes can operate in the legal consumer WiFi range. An example of use that is possible is VOIP. A city could have a way to connect by voice when everything is down
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  787. Not sure I understand you. Most of the AI we deal with today including Co-Pilot, Apple Intelligence, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Meta and tons more are mostly in the cloud. And the models running in the OS locally are controlled by the Big tech entity from the cloud. Using it locally under your control is a fairly new approach. Most videos on this is within the last month or two.
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  788. I don't lie to real people but I don't mind lying to a computer
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  789. exactly
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  790. Thanks my good friend!
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  791. The stories are examples of how specific people react (targeted cohorts)
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  792. LOL. Doesn't matter who it is but the videos are consistent.
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  793. As the video says, Privacy is the defense. The more privacy oriented people there are, the more this type of activity cannot succeed.
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  794. I have not seen a single person explain neural hash correctly. Pay attention to what I say closely.
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  795. De-Googled phones! Which I have
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  796. There is a USB GPIO like https://amzn.to/3ICwEns Yes, I belatedly forgot to discuss this in the video. But this is how you enable GPIO
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  797. Correct. It is a threat for those under surveillance or targeted. Like Journalists, etc. But as I said, not a threat for the average person. A government would not be stealing SIM cards. They use it to watch you
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  798. Screen readers are standard on android open source so yes
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  799. AI was not in iPhone 8, though BLE and all that can be enabled
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  800. Understand my story. It's deeper than that. They can't publicly open an iPhone. Now they WILL NEVER have to open an iPhone since they can just ask the AI. Watch the quietness in the requests for information from phones.
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  801. The last statement in the main video. Open Source OS (De-Googled AOSP or Linux)
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  802. But it coincides with a live stream at 8pm Pacific
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  803. I don't give Twitter any identity information. Do you?
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  804. Hahaha! It's just a linux phone not some James Bond phone.
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  805. I haven't rushed the Catch MITM app because I don't have a phone to use it on. But I want to see how this all compares with UBPorts next week. The Pinephone is compatible with UBPorts. Unfortunately it is so time consuming to test and program in so many different environments. I spent time focusing on Gnome because of PureOS and am going to use Libhandy next. But can I get all these running on UBports which runs Unity? The Linux world is so fragmented. I guess it's the nature of the beast but also what keeps it from being mainstream.
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  806. screwed up
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  807. An F-Droid App may not be the same as the one on Google Play. Remember that F-Droid builds the app themselves. So on Google Play it may have Google Services (notifications, location services and telemetry.)
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  808. This is a mass surveillance threat. You can just live your life and ignore this. Unless you're a target
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  809. We're Zucked again!
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  810. Very kind of you!
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  811. I was so irritated that I did not find out the guy's name or watched his channel. I find that cybersecurity skills does not equate to knowing about privacy. The toolkits are similar but the application requires a different mindset
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  812. use a Secure Messaging app (but not Whatsapp)
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  813. It's more important to know that I did something that catches people's attention. Lucky it was a Joe. But that's just chance.
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  814. Thanks again!
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  815. yay! Thanks!
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  816. very kind of you!
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  817. I was already on AM radio. This is enough.
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  818. that's right. SUPL servers are the ones that are configured to download this all day.
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  819. It's likely one the least expensive VOIP services out there for sure. Many of the big names are not only not really private, but have so many hidden fees. This is very low margin.
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  820. It is a Dufour
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  821. KaiOS is Google
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  822. You mean de-Apple.... sell it?
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  823. Any open source OS (like Raspberry PI running Linux) will be safe. But understand the problem. Your device may be safe. But you send content to a normie using a normie device. Then your content is now visible at the normie device. Just like email.
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  824. Apple does not require internet to do this scan since iPhones can use the Apple Mesh Network (BLE)
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  825.  @fuerLutzi  We need an army of people who CARE! Right now, people are ceding their rights willingly! Crazy!
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  826. I think that's because FB doesn't like YT...
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  827. Many videos on that. Carriers/The State poses a threat to reading and tracking your phone calls and texts. But the location tracking is very inaccurate. That's why the govt used Google Tracking in Jan 6 riots.
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  828. The issue with Google apps is that as long as they are not system apps, they cannot read identifiers like IMEI, IMSI etc. So it would still be unclear who is using the particular app. There would be no Google ID. It would leak to Google, yes. But incomplete information. Kind of like using Waze. Waze is Google but who are you?
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  829. That's ok. I'm more concerned about those who spend $800-1200 on an iPhone
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  830. You don't go to a store. Brax.Me is a social media site. https://brax.me. You join the site and the store is on the menu. It doesn't ask for your identity to sign up
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  831. De-Googled OS does not have the code to communicate for contact tracing. However, you're right, another normie phone could detect Bluetooth. But there is no identity so I wouldn't worry.
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  832. No. You go to Amazon and buy it as a SIM PIN.
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  833. @miry2510 You are fooled if you think this. There are many alternate solutions that do not include FORCING MOBILE PHONE as an ID. Amazon doesn't force me to do anything for example. They're behaving rationally and obviously they are concerned about security.
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  834. I just gave you techniques to unzuck yourselves
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  835. Thank you! I make sure to research it well and no conspiracy theories. Reality only.
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  836. Don't know what the zuck you're talking about. This is the type of random comment I should be deleting. I rarely delete
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  837. De-Googled phones are Android so they shouldn't be different that most androids. Just no Google apps
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  838. Nexus 5 is a lot easier to come by and cheaper. I have both, and the Nexus 5 is also more consistent in behavior. The Oneplus one, if you mess up the 'Tamper bit', you're zucked
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  839. So kind of you!
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  840.  @astralxing988  Hahahaha!
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  841. It is always good to understand the mechanism of interception so it can be mitigated. And the whole point is to get angry and speak out. Each year FISA gets approved without modification because there is no political will
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  842. You're thinking like a drone user.
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  843. Yes
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  844. No. Google DOES NOT ALLOW SMS for Youtube Creators. I did the SMS on another account that's not tied to Youtube
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  845. Obsolete technologies? SIP is likely used by 90% of businesses large and small
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  846. no e911
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  847. Look for EXIF data scrubbers. You can also use Brax.Me my app. Upload photo and when you download it, EXIF is removed. But I don't think my download currently works on IOS
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  848. Next video!
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  849. Unfortunately John, ALL PHONES are built in China. 2 Billion a year.
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  850. That's what the video explains. I'm sorry if I did not do a good job. There's another video on De-Googled Phone in real Life
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  851. Yes because some apps will crash if they don't find the Firebase module. So having it fools the app into thinking there's Google. Even if you don't use notifications
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  852. Since the phone has no identity, each app works in isolation so it can't get an identity outside of what you provide (the login) and it can't share it.
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  853. I do not root my devices. No reason to
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  854. Verified by my own Netgear M1 hotspot
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  855. These aren't widespread enough to track like Apple Mesh
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  856. don't use
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  857. What I'm talking about means easier temporary surveillance. And cheap. Imagine no wiring and no communications infrastructure
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  858. Glad you think so!
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  859. @Coper Nicus No. It was marked as a gift
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  860. that's actually exciting if I can do it. Imagine bash scripted secret messages sent automatically!
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  861. If you keep your device permanently in a Faraday bag then how do you use it? LOL. Just switch to a de-Googled phone and feel free!
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  862. So much information! I could give you a cursory recital and then you'll have more questions. So my style is to give more detail than the average channel.
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  863. yes. Next video
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  864. LOL. Then it can't be used for 2FA if it terminates one time
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  865. How is that used for 2FA?
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  866. Yes but the tools! And the way they can gauge your response! It's like reading your mind in real time
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  867. The standard does NOT allow encrypting of meta data. You can't change how SMTP works. That meta data is used a lot to detect spammers.
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  868. While Google activity controls may give you some control over some data, it's not complete. Google Ads is a separate entity for example
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  869. Absolutely not true. And there is no way to change google accounts from hiding your identity once a match is made.
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  870. I started developing an app for PureOS and then realized that I'm not getting it soon --- so what's the rush? I still have hopes for it and I didn't ask for my money back. But I have to do something so I'm at least using Ubuntu Touch.
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  871. I'm sure you'd prefer that I'd be unboxing a Librem 5
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  872. LOL Just because of the logo? I would actually prefer it without a logo so it's stealthy. And then load Kali on it. Looks too obvious right now. LOL
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  873.  @varun_chunduru  Yes of course I tested it.
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  874.  @varun_chunduru  No you cannot use converters of USB-A to USB-C. Which makes sense because if you can put one of these on a hub, then in theory you can intercept the traffic.
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  875. Watch my video on creating 2FA without a phone number. That's my alternate factor. Unfortunately registering multiple hardware 2FA's is not universally allowed (example is Twitter). As the this video shows, if you have one form factor (USB-A), you will not be able to reuse the same hardware on a USB-C. If you go to the end of the video, my wishlist was to be able to sync multiple Yubikeys.
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  876. Your analysis is not correct. De-Googled phones have no identity. Googled phones can clearly see the IMEI, IMSI, phone number etc.
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  877. As I said in the video, a targeted individual cannot hide using these methods. This is for the average person interested in keeping their data away from mass surveillance.
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  878. No eSIM no nothing
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  879. Lots of options offered here including prepaid SIM
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  880. That's exactly the approach. But your old ID has to stop functioning
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  881. My pleasure!
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  882. Thank you! subbed!
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  883. Exactly. Meta data is powerful
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  884. When a phone is de-Googled, the phone is no longer recognized. IMEI is not sent. No one is tracking it
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  885. A de-Googled phone has no connection to any entity. Who's collecting the location? You can only be tracked by IP address which obviously you solve with a VPN
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  886. That 243 number from old is no longer true. As far as the specific API is concerned, on Defcon they found around 60 apps. The rest got scared by the FTC. However, note that this attack does not have to happen on an app. Anyone that can get a recording of you for any purpose could hear the ultrasound.
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  887. https://invidious.site/
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  888. I'm no socialist. Guaranteed
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  889. Can you get your neighbor to stop using them? This unfortunately extends outside of ourselves. I already take precautions for myself. But these technologies are crowd-powered and ultra dangerous.
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  890. Right now the architecture for this is just being established. I'm just projecting what's next. So we have time (but not much)
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  891. Not correct. It's the same as Windows 10. You can set up a local account. False statements from many. Or you can switch from a Microsoft account to a local account anytime you want
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  892. Hello my friend. Trust me when I say that my comments here are based on a lot of knowledge. Your comments are incorrect. There is absolutely no way you can hide yourself with a burner phone other than with the limits I specified here (one time use and throw away immediately). You can load Lineage OS, Graphene OS, or whatever you like and you will be immediately be spotted. The technology for spying is a lot more advanced than you can imagine. Perhaps a live broadcast tonight can focus on this. Edward Snowden doesn't carry a phone because he knows this just as well.
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  893. The way IPV6 is assigned will point the address to specific neighborhoods. Instantly. IPv4 is more vague and requires a database of locations through wifi-triangulation to pinpoint.
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  894. Why don't you watch serious discussions on Youtube about the flaws of IPV6 instead of reading your zucking book?
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  895. that's already in another video
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  896. Don't get mixed up. The next video is on RESTRICT as I already said at the beginning of the video
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  897. Ground-Fault Interruption - outlets with little red buttons (usually used in wet areas like Kitchens and bathrooms). Don't put a Powerline there
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  898. No. Impossible. I had several live streams that explain the firmware problem. Last night about WLAN and last week about the Baseband,
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  899. Appreciated!
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  900. You can't. You have to replace the ROM. If you remove what you need to remove you will brick it.
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  901. I do have videos on HTTPS but not watched much. I may have to push it again with a new one
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  902. Always TOR over VPN. VPN over TOR means you have no TOR.
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  903. Thanks man. Appreciate it
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  904. Arriving tonight! Running a YT channel is expensive! I have to keep buying stuff! LOL
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  905. I did forget.
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  906. You're dreaming. Wifi probes cannot be turned off. Put the phone in a Faraday bag
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  907. Don't worry. The app will turn it on for you.
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  908. I already said. Go De-Googled and Linux Phone.
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  909. I do have Davinci running on my dual boot Linux. However, it is what I do and it crashes constantly. So I can't afford to waste time. There are also some differences in the versions. Sometimes you just have to invest time in the right things. Right now, I use Windows only 1 day a week.
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  910. bananaman - so someone else can commercialize it?
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  911. I am planning on doing that. In the meantime, you can download the apk on https://brax.me/braxme.apk so you can install it on an Android custom rom.
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  912. But I have no way....other than to not use it
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  913. Glad I could help!
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  914. If you're paranoid, you can put a password on the image. It was one of the options just before you save it. But likely you will forget that password at the most inopportune time. LOL
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  915. Good advice. Though I don't agree with the antivirus side.
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  916. Whoever made this up is a sicko
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  917. You'll want more. Later. Which is good
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  918. Good topic
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  919. Zuck yeah!
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  920. Assuming the social structure does not break down, a decade or more. But this could turn into an SHTF situation. The problem is that there is no supply of extra transformers for the grid. So if the grid didn't take precautions to prevent this then we're in for a long term chaos.
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  921. https://brax.me My own
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  922. I have a Rolex. But no. It doesn't make me cool
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  923. Well Facebook, Google, and Apple all know if you're social distancing...the tracking is already there.
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  924. Twitter is nowhere near the danger of Zuckbook. And you can read Tweets without an account. I have a Twitter account.
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  925. I have that video. Share it "Nothing to Hide"
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  926. All my anti-zuck videos are not shared by Zoogle. The AI doesn't like this message to be shared since it impacts Zoogle too. There is at least some defenses against Zoogle but there is no possible defense against Zuck.
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  927. NordVPN prides itself in saying they had no USA servers. Has this changed? But the law is related to the physical location of the servers. Not the ownership
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  928. Easy. Flash storage.
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  929. Restart. That's it
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  930. Well you have to admit it quacks like a duck. I'm using my knowledge of technology to do "intelligence gathering". You cannot find this stuff out via "testing". And thank you
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  931. That's focusing on a face and the algorithm of that is very simple. I explained it in another video on How a Computer Sees. AI is a whole different animal
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  932. Apple claimed end to end encryption for YEARS! Then they suddenly announce this Advanced Data Protection. How convenient! Because now they can safely enable real end-to-end encryption but satisfy the needs of the State(s)
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  933. A phone can't communicate in a Faraday bag. But yes you wonder why you would leave it on then. The Faraday bag is for iPhones since they turn into airtags when off.
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  934. I have a dedicated brave video where it did very well. But that's not what I teach. I teach browser isolation. Use all browsers.
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  935. There is no 3G in the US. 5G today is not really mmWave. It is just multichannel LTE. So 5G threat will likely be called 6G. Thus there is no threat currently
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  936. Solution #2 - Don't buy zucking airtags
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  937. Solution #1 - Dump your zucking iPhone
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  938. It is a boat. But everything on the boat moves in tandem together. Other than vibration of the camera.
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  939. Unfortunately you are out of luck there. These types of solutions are only possible on specific phones. So you can sell your cheap phone and use that money to get a compatible device. This solution has a short list of acceptable devices.
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  940. So kind of you
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  941. LTE-Advanced - MIMO antennas. There are new Sub-6gHZ frequencies. But it is not Massive MIMO
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  942. Hello friends from the world!
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  943. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  944. NO CHANCE. You need to understand the difference between Google/Apple Geolocation and what third parties can see. BIG DIFFERENCE. Just between SUPL alone and your fake location, there would be a conflict. And Wifi triangulation does NOT use GPS!
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  945. I'd rather not have face id.
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  946. Yes, likely so. So save your old phones
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  947. AOSP is open source. I use LineageOS which is open source
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  948. As the video explains, keep the phone for real people, and another number for 2FA. Don't mix the two. That is explained in detail
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  949. It depends on how RSA is used. In HTTPS, something was added to make it difficult to do unlimited attacks on historical traffic. I was going to include it in this video but it was too long. The feature in HTTPS is called forward secrecy. In fact, you will find that in HTTPS and even in VPN connections, the encryption is frequently renewed. A new key is negotiated constantly. A VPN defaults to about 10 minutes if I recall. So if you break a key, it is used only for such a short moment in time that it becomes too resource intensive to break an entire internet session.
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  950. Yes, I'm intending to make a video soon about the status of the mesh networks (Apple and Sidewalk)
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  951. Let's talk about it in the next video. Shannon, Hexagon, on and on. The extra computer inside your phone.
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  952. Did you actually watch the video? I don't think so
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  953. I have a Pinephone, Librem5, by I don't currently have a Volla. Maybe Volla can send me one. If it actually works, it would be good since I already know and have used Ubuntu Touch
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  954. Obviously it is but this is a problem! And it will be a permanent thing. I'm sure I'll be making videos on this in the years to come. This thing isn't going away
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  955. I DO NOT DELETE. Ask YT
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  956. Phones work with any carrier
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  957. I already said in the video that I cannot review everything. I gave you categories. Jami would not come on top based on the categories. But it will be fine. I gave you the tools to self analyze and judge for yourself
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  958. Many websites reject TOR. So I don't use it except for special "high risk" cases.
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  959. Didn't you watch the video? I specifically even said "Bush/Cheney". Stop with the politicking.
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  960. I've exposed a specific data driven scientific based PsyOp. Not some random conspiracy theory. So I you're going to label me when I state the facts then you're the victim of the PsyOp. It is what it is.
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  961. They'll autobill your credit card every zucking year!
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  962. Thanks for the sub!
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  963. BTW Nexus 5 has blobs too. So the solutions are Pinephones and Librem 5's but they 're not ready yet. Soon
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  964. That's what i figured. They flag it as modified and then call it rooted without understanding what rooted means
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  965. You can turn off root. But not sure they'd allow that either. Are you sure they're just checking for root or custom ROM? Have a second device then. It could be wifi only
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  966. Thank you for watching! When plug a standard phone into Telco wiring then that is straight voice into PSTN. It is not digital. So that is not VOIP. Only your telco can deal with that. VOIP is specifically about using the Internet.
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  967. So explain to me how a phone with no user (factory reset) is getting that "option". You're being fooled. Just because you see a click it doesn't mean anything. Disabling Find My Phone means you don't want to find your phone. But Apple can.
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  968. It's discussed in the video. Without the VPN there is no decline at all. Obviously it is adding multiple hops along potentially far servers. And there's local throttling as well to contend with, plus encryption.
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  969. thanks for the input!
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  970. Don't confuse some cheap plastic laptop with what I'm showing here. These are typically $1500 machines new. The issue is guaranteed Linux compatibility. For windows it doesn't matter
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  971. I'm not going to tell you my call sign because then you will look me up and know where I live. I am the privacy guy.
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  972. It's on FDroid and you can download the APK without the store. And sure enough, that's the best approach
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  973. Tell me why that interests you. I don't know if will get views so that's my concern. . I did install Lokinet.
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  974. MAC addresses do not cross the internet. It is a radio threat. But there are other equivalent threats that pretty much match your concern such as the SUPL, NLP problem I discuss in another location video.
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  975. Have fun with your whole life available on Palantir.
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  976. I think the number to be produced was mentioned as 30,000. So the demand is high still.
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  977. Yes. In a few weeks. It has significant privacy implications
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  978. tied to the App stores
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  979. Although we can make it support 911, it will require you to give your name and home address. So that doesn't seem to fit our goals here.
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  980. I am now on Rumble
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  981. Of course you can encrypt it. But it's not shipped that way and thus will affect updates and such. An Android is shipped encrypted. It's just Linux so there are instructions for disk encryption.
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  982. We offer BytzVPN which is run by a real person you know. Me. Not some hidden corporation.
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  983. If only it is just the search engine...
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  984. I thought Wire was more of a VOIP app. Will look at it some more
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  985. Joe Rogan asked about that. LOL
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  986. LEARN
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  987. I won't have one ready till next week. Go talk to me on https://Brax.me
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  988. Just make sure you say Zuck instead of F bombs. That would be stopped by the bot. And the channel limitation is that you do not refer to 3 letter agencies directly
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  989. The Xiegu X5105 does a pretty job with reducing the noise to understand what people are saying!
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  990. LetsEncrypt should not have a copy of your private key. Only your public key
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  991. The replacement is in the next video. Which no one will watch I'm sure because it will be very technical
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  992. Cool!
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  993. I will give those a try!
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  994. Thank you!
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  995. Not this way. Will explain in the live stream
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  996. Apparently your government thinks we can't send phones there because they have Lithium batteries. Surprised anyone can fly since everyone has a phone with Lithium batteries. In any case, phones sent there have been returned and some destroyed. Not cool
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  997. Yes. that's true of standard Google Android phones. But that's not your device Mac Address. That's the Wifi router's Mac address.
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  998. VM's is another video topic that I will need to do soon
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  999. That's why I also did an IPV6 video! But today IPV6 is not yet used for Internet routing. Usually it is used by an ISP in a subnet. So IPV6 is not yet a browser fingerprinting threat.
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  1000. Thanks man
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  1001. Just move forward and be consistent from here on. The data will age and will no longer be valid
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  1002. That was discussed in the co-worker section. Either real or phone #3
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  1003. Thanks Franklin. I just got my Dish to expand my Mesh. Hopefully, I will be connected to hundreds of nodes in Southern California shortly. Will be making a video of the results.
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  1004. I said that. The difference is the powerful toolkit from the private-public partnership to manipulate
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  1005. So this is not just my channel? It seems to be affecting new videos. The old videos are behaving normally
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  1006. No one has ever asked for it so I'd have to set it up for resale. So I have to plan out how to do that. You're the first to ask
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  1007. Messaging.. I recommend Brax.Me (which I created) and is open source. The answer to the off grid internet is yes. Imagine if a prepper community on area all bought a Wifi dish like the one I used. You could connect the entire community on a private network. And it could even be run by solar.
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  1008. It's a risky move for me. I have many anti AI videos. But based on the reactions to the video, It seems I'm attracting a new market.
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  1009. You could but most people use apps so identity will leak
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  1010. As I will discuss in later videos, a neural model could be running without copilot
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  1011. There is no existing alternative if an AI can watch your screen.
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  1012. Exactly! I can make a BraxRouter LTE VPN with this for example. I don't even need the phone calling to be honest as long as LTE data works because I can use Google Voice. I never answer my phone anyway. Right now the power management is top priority IMO and I think the devs know this.
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  1013. Thank you!
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  1014. Some updates don't give you confirmation. Apparently they send some updates with regular OS versions as well (like the new IOS 13.x.x). The issue though is unsolicited Carrier updates. I would say ignore them all and if it's legit, it will be included in the next IOS version
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  1015. Social media is the data. Social Engineering is the use of that data
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  1016. finally someone saying something nice about the sound effects. LOL. Thank you
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  1017. The point is to use an Open Source operating system. Obviously there are more threats but you are asking specifically about the microphone
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  1018. You are in dreamland with these DIP switches. Truly. You have no understanding of how an SOC is manufactured. You can't even control the power! It's in a power management module controlled by software! This is discussed in a very detailed video about Hacking a Phone (recent video in Phone playlist)
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  1019. My friend, perhaps we have conversed before. But just to make it clear, your actual threats are EXTERNAL to the phone. Cops have access to you via CALEA systems. They don't even have to touch your phone. So I'm not countering your fear of a threat, but likely it is not inside your phone. Cops can also do Stingray and other surveillance but all external to the phone itself. Physical manifestations on the phone are not likely hacks because if I hack your phone, you're not going to know it.
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  1020. I can't defend any politician...
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  1021. It's called Android Accessibility
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  1022. Very unpopular video apparently. It's not even politically biased
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  1023. AI not being available via UI DOES NOT MEAN the AI IS NOT ACTIVE. Governments want the AI to scan you
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  1024. My pleasure!
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  1025. Yes I don't worry about OCSP but it's all the other stuff
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  1026. LittleSnitch as shown in the video, shows geolocation of connections. So you can manually turn them off. However, just realize that IP addresses don't have true locations in this particular use. It's just based on who owns them. True locations can be determined on IP addresses only through a paid database.
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  1027. Thank you. Too bad the current mix of subscribers do not see that. And then the algorithm doesn't seek out other people with a similar interest.
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  1028. I could teach more about how to do that but may have to wait because of the lack of interest by this particular audience.
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  1029. I will restate my point. With privacy, you generate no profile for the AI to target you. You cannot be targeted if it doesn't know what to target. So caring about privacy solves this for yourself. But not for others.
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  1030. Yes there is a video on browsers. I use ALL browser simultaneously. Chrome for Youtube.
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  1031. Yes Facebook is often in apps. And one thing I forgot to mention was the Facebook login (and Google and Apple Login)
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  1032. We just had an earthquake here in Southern California recently and this was highlighted even more. Watch my video on the Earthquake. It happened live during my broadcast! And then I showed the intense traffic on UHF.
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  1033. Great setup! I dumped my CB radio ages ago. It must be in some hidden box. LOL. If you're near the trucker routes then you would get that traffic. But HT UHF is very busy on mobile
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  1034. DMR, D-STAR, IRLP etc. are fun ways to use these radios as a hobby since you can find lots of people. However in an emergency, those modes will not work since they work over the Internet. But enjoy them. Usually radios with digital modes are more expensive. The radios I'm suggesting here are pure Analog
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  1035. LOL. Lady has low standards?
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  1036. That's crazy! It's an SoC. Who knows what you killed and what you didn't.
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  1037. Some
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  1038. That's the PSTN Gateway. Which I mentioned many times here. That's just one provider
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  1039. Phone calls too...They have incentive to rush these of course which fortunately helps all!
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  1040. As long as you're pseudoanonymous (don't use real name). I do other techniques like browser isolation
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  1041. To be honest with you, I always wonder if conceptual topics like this would have good reception. So it is risky for me. So I tend to do more factual based ones. This may guide my direction, depending on other people's responses. Thank you.
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  1042. Romantec has been split up now. LOL.
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  1043. you're a zucking idiot, you know. Trust me that I can afford to pay staff. I could just delete your stupid comment but I will let you embarass yourself for awhile
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  1044. We give you tools to change the IMEI on a BraX2 phone. However you have to be careful with this as carriers have filters that check for phone models
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  1045. Open source means nefarious actions (which are done on normie phones) cannot be done. Someone will see it. There can be no backdoor on an open source OS since it will be discovered.
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  1046. This has nothing to do with airplane mode. First of all SUPL can use the baseband modem. Airplane mode doesn't really do anything except prevent the phone from making a new connection via the OS
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  1047. apparently you didn't watch it to the end
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  1048. Starting tier is $60 a year
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  1049. Remember that unless you flash a custom ROM with no-GAPPS, the innards of Android still have Google code (replacing AOSP code)
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  1050. If it is not de-Googled then if course it is capable of it.
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  1051. You have to understand the threat I'm highlighting to fight back. For example, if you have an iPhone then you are already zucked. No encryption will help you.
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  1052. Won't help if it's BYPASSED
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  1053. Existing E2E apps will be fine as long as (a) You are using an Open Source OS, and (b) Your contacts are using an open source OS. The problem is that if these laws are implemented you can say goodbye to communicating with normies safely.
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  1054. At least the laws being considered put the burden on tech companies to perform this kind of scanning. So it will likely be platform by platform. To put it on a chip requires coordination. Not likely at the moment. We can still stop this if we just become aware.
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  1055. Did you know that the Youtube algorithm scans videos frame by frame for content? Do you think someone needs to physically watch these?
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  1056. Yes. Ballistic rage! I was shouting in the STREETS! That was how mad I was!
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  1057. Do it in reverse. Hot spot off a normie phone using a de-Googled phone and your activities on the de-Googled phone will not be known. Or use BraxVirtual Phone so there's no SIM card.
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  1058. Normie (Google) Android is the epitomy of Geolocation. Google Sensor Vault.
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  1059. Well don't use zucking Huawei
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  1060. "flashing ROM" is the process of changing the operating system on the phone. The OS is in ROM and you have to flash the memory.
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  1061. Authenticators like Authy or even Google Authenticator works fine on a de-Googled phone. They don't talk to Google
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  1062. I don't think you can start a tech channel. Tower triangulation is an approximate location. Not enough for geofencing.
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  1063. except I put all the bad words in the tags so I'm zucked
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  1064. BraX2 will not reveal the IMEI. That's the big advantage of a de-Googled phone
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  1065. In the USA that would be a Federal crime. Kevin Mitnick did that and was initially threatened with 25 years in prison
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  1066. OK thanks for the correction. It was listed as OK by somebody using Brax VP.
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  1067. Your analysis is not correct. On testing, you can be fingerprinted on the same browser. You cannot be fingerprinted correctly using browser isolation. Cookies are not necessary for fingerprinting
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  1068. Clear cookies and start again
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  1069. De-Googled phones cannot run Google apps. Which is critical since the spyware is tied to a Googled phone and not removable
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  1070. This has been my frustration for years. Sheep don't listen. Someday they will listen but then it will be too late. So maybe the few will be saved.
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  1071. This is the OEM code I'm talking about in the video. They can preload anything over AOSP
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  1072. I appreciate that. The fight is not won though. The bar keeps constantly moving.
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  1073. Not going to help you. First of all rooting removes the security on your device. I never root. Second, you have done nothing to disable Google's spyware.
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  1074. It's my pleasure
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  1075. My pleasure!
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  1076. It's called the SID. Once you eliminate the user, the SID should be left dangling
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  1077. They already make these. LTE Hotspots. I have a video on that.
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  1078. Good video topic...maybe next week
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  1079. Yes that's usable now. But I'm working off the premise that you can't get prepaid with cash. Meaning what if cashless is required.
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  1080. No doubt
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  1081. Because it's a way for them to know who you are. Same trick as Facebook.
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  1082. Good feedback since I'm new to it
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  1083. Google does not have to scan your phone. With a Google ID they can see what you're clicking on the internet. Apple is the one scanning the phone (and Microsoft on a PC)
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  1084. Yes to both
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  1085. I will have an actual unit in a couple of weeks.
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  1086. The website will be updated constantly and it will be open for preorder on October 15. As far as other OS support, it will be up to the OS maker and we can help them. Currently working with IODE and Ubuntu Touch
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  1087. Right!
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  1088. You are making this up obviously since you didn't even try to sign up. If so then you will realize how wrong you are. It's a NO IDENTITY SITE
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  1089. Watch the prior video on 2FA (last week's video). That is not the approach I take.
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  1090. You'd have to know the internals of your OS so some expertise is needed here. Should be easy on Linux
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  1091. Yes that would work.
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  1092. That's fine. You are identified by Big Tech using IMEI not IMSI. IMSI however is what the carrier uses to recognize you
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  1093. The librem5 has side switches. The pinephone switches are behind the cover. As far as security, both have isolated the modem and wifi so they don't get access to main memory. I would say they're equal there.
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  1094. Unfortunately, it's not an easy project and it wasn't easy for Pine64 either. They just played some safer moves.
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  1095. Thank you. Yes, I will be happy to change my mind on anything if it is the truth. Frankly, I had no idea about the long history of this SoC until I did all that research. And if it's hard for me to research, then I imagine most people didn't know about it either. Watch my other video too on the use of the Pinephone as a Raspberry PI replacement. I already have other none-phone projects planned for this baby!
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  1096. I'll make a note in the description then
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  1097. BIG benefit to avoid eSIM since you can take the physical SIM out.
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  1098. Yes your phone is device fingerprinted. That's why we de-Google
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  1099. I would expect the apps to crash. That's why MicroG works well. It gives the Apps a "response" when they check for Google
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  1100. They're not rushing the tech there which is good news
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  1101. That's a different service you're talking about. I believe that's called 3G-HSPDA which is not in this category. I don't recall them referring to that as 4G in recent memory. Possibly before...in the early stages of LTE
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  1102. As I said in the video, they could. Would be the easiest way right?
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  1103. Ring specifically uses the SIdewalk mesh network (on top of Wifi)
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  1104. This is not an Intel review...
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  1105. The issue is the reverse and I hope you can appreciate this. The majority of computer users use Windows. So would you like me to ignore them and not include them in the quest for privacy? Or instead, do I become inclusive and help all I can help even if they're not techie? But let's be clear, Apple is crap. I cannot make MacOS or iOS private so I give up on that.
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  1106. Create another separate identity and don't mix it
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  1107. This is something I want to explain in the next live stream tomorrow. Another very misunderstood process
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  1108. I did too many videos on this and people are incorrectly thinking this is biometrics. And even you are thinking the same thing. The point is to use a 2FA that they accept that skips the phone number.
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  1109. with so many easy ways of tracking you, like with a phone, why would there be a need to promote these kinds of theories? Saying you don't want to get jabbed because of frequencies but while keeping your iPhone is completely inconsistent. So no I don't think this is plausible because I gravitate towards the "easier" solution.
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  1110. Google is not more trustworthy. I just said they will likely be forced to follow. Only Open Source phones are safe.
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  1111. The SA-00086 CSME exploit though will not be found on AMD. But all processors are subject to the Spectre and Meltdown threats
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  1112. Moving quickly now for all the UI's since they have a working device. This will accelerate.
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  1113. You will still need a Nexus 5. This will be for play for many months. But it will be fun play. Nexus 5 has a faster Wifi for one and better camera.
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  1114. Not until the sheep wake up
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  1115. Thank you!
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  1116. De-Googled phone. Not Flip phone. You'd be hard pressed to find a Flip phone
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  1117. AOSP = De-Googled OS (many available)
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  1118. Yes
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  1119. purposeful statement my friend...;)
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  1120. It would be no big deal to build little basestations that send and receive targeted BLE without internet. You can put one per city. Just map 600 feet around each person and you will see the coverage. I think Iceland will be safe. LOL
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  1121. I will never be a politician! Because I always speak the truth!
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  1122. There's a video showing 2 networks. 3 networks would be 2 BraxRouters.
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  1123. There's a followup video explaining what we can do about this
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  1124. You mention some good points. I have to accumulate a list big enough for developers to consider
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  1125. yes next video! But this detail of explanation will at least isolate the target
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  1126. 99% have Google Analytics including the main website page of Brax.me, but not inside the app I made sure to remove that
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  1127. The main issue is that Ooma is not SMS equipped on the landline. It has to be seamless
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  1128. If you are a targeted individual then yes you are correct. I did say in the video that targeted individuals are not my market. I don't want to respond to FISA messages. So far never happened
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  1129. That's actually discussed in pieces in many videos like How to Set Up Your New Computer, but I'll integrate into one video in the future
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  1130. Those can be made to work. The hooks for those are not yet in the UI but it can be made to work from the command line. So it's all just mechanical work
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  1131. Well that's too bad. Could have been good for Free speech!
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  1132. The original was JS Bach! I guess no one wants classical music. LOL
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  1133.  @reichardkonige7306  The ZIA converted the Samsung Smart TV speakers into a microphone so this is not some incredible thing. When I was a kid, I used speakers as microphones. Now how to intercept that in a Linux OS, I haven't researched but your request is a realistic issue. However, turning off the speaker by switch is kind of a usability issue since it wouldn't be consistent with the other switches that are made to stop RF transmissions. You'd have to make another separate switch for it to remain logical. Fortunately the dummy plug is a workaround
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  1134. You're awesome my man
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  1135. It may have originally been started from Linux but it's been completely Googllified
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  1136. There is no such thing as safe email. It's a continuous curve. You make a choice based on the amount of risk you accept. The "safest" is your own private server controlled only by you and you assign people you need to talk to their own email address. There's still issues with SMTP but it is the top of the safety list.
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  1137. Whatever I say here applies to ALL privacy email services. Which is different from having your own server that you personally control
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  1138. Every account you have is useful for disinformation
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  1139. Please WAKE UP @wideawake. Brax.Me is NOT email. I just said that in the video. Brax.me is free. I don't make any money on it. It costs me money to run. So don't use it! it will save me resources. It's open source with no income for me and I'm shilling it? Perhaps I should never offer any solutions to help people ever since this is the response I get.
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  1140. lol
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  1141. I would only use a static password case if I were sure of my physical security like at home. I wouldn't use it in an open work environment.
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  1142. That's good to know. Now why does Signal need to pop up the message "Needs Google Services" then? The usual reason is it requires notifications.
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  1143. Yes. I agree. And already happening on the Pinephone as well at an even more accelerated level.
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  1144. Geek vote acknowledged!
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  1145. Our De-Googled Pixels will work anywhere. But the virtual phone service is US/Canada only at the moment
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  1146. There is no virtual SIM. Our service is in the cloud. it is always active. It can forward to another line or email or you can use some app. The phone number will be fixed for you regardless of SIM
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  1147. Track WHO? Watch the video so you understand the point. No KYC no identity.
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  1148. Glad it was helpful! This is a very dense video with lots of content.
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  1149. You can start using a Virtual Phone for $60 a year without changing equipment
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  1150. Isn't that apparent? Stingray IMSI identification by Government, Google Apple 24/7 location tracking with device fingerprinting. This second one is defeated by a de-Googled phone
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  1151. I could have stepped out of the car but honestly it didn't feel safe
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  1152. Unfortunately no one cares!
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  1153. Yes ARP provides Mac addresses. This sniffs the ARP traffic
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  1154. Is ubports now continuing the original Ubuntu touch project? I'm really glad that so many things are happening all at once. It's about time! We need options!
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  1155. Btw, UT does not work on a Nexus 5x. Only a Nexus 5.
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  1156. Great to meet you Tom!
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  1157. Firefox is fine if available. Thank you for watching
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  1158. It will not expire in the next 30 days I'm certain!
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  1159. Do you consider this a beginner level video? If so I will put it in the beginner playlist.
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  1160. Glad you like them!
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  1161. I missed that. Yes, not a phone
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  1162. You are right. Do the young people have no vision of their future?
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  1163. I wasn't aware of that but why does that not surprise me? Are we really free? Or are we consoled into thinking we are? Someone else sets the agenda.
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  1164. I have no settings. YT is doing it
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  1165. thanks fireman
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  1166. If you are on DSL that is not correct. I am not on static. But they are too lazy to change the IP Address and I am on Spectrum
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  1167. De-Googled phones block those identifiers
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  1168. Yes (to both)
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  1169. SIM card is a different threat than Big Tech
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  1170. So I'm not a conspiracy theorist like some of these commenters say?
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  1171. Fortunately you can check that out on my "OFFGRID SAILING PROJECT" channel! :)
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  1172. Actually the I7-8550U on both computers do not have IME. That's why I buy them. The BIOS setting is just extra insurance in case Intel is lying.
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  1173. I've seen those reports and the people who are doing the testing aren't researching properly. They're just spreading rumors without actual testing
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  1174. Airplane mode does absolutely nothing
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  1175. LOL. I'm mixing it up to cater to all of you
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  1176. I wouldn't be surprised. Though the easiest place to scan is via Windows Defender. It's already a scanner. But Intel computers have no AI chip so it's not as sophisticated
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  1177. Use "zucking"...LOL. Thank you
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  1178. Much appreciated!
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  1179. Yes did you not watch the video????? We are talking about IPV6!
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  1180. NAT creates unroutable addresses. Period. So I can't connect to the surveillance camera in your house. Firewall? Not a firewall? Who cares what the terminology is for you. It functions as a firewall. Is it sufficient for an enterprise? Of course not. But that is not the point of this video. The point of this video is that IPV6 will cause additional tracking that will eliminate privacy! This is not a tutorial on Firewalls (I create software for routers!)
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  1181. Yes watch this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbgbExbu1kk And go make your videos about IPV6. I make videos about privacy
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  1182. The issue is that it is premature for ISP's to be defaulting to IPV6 when the average household has no NAT64 appliance to protect the network. Suddenly separate firewalls are needed (but not before with IPV4).
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  1183. If your device has Wifi, then yes. But you can always deny permissions on a computer. (not on a phone)
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  1184. Easy. Use app conversations on Android, Gajim on PC, Monal on IOS. Then if you want to use a free provider, I offer it. xmpp.brax.live
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  1185. Since I take anonymous payments, I don't necessarily know an identity. Brax.Me app does not require any identity.
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  1186. When you use an email client at least on a computer, and my example is thunderbird, you can make new folders under each email account. On Thunderbird you can make a local folder. Right click and create new folder. Then you can drag all your email to it. Or individual emails
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  1187. Good point!
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  1188. Of course. Watch those videos (Who's spying on your phone part 1 and 2)
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  1189. Windows recall is enabled. So don't think that actually does anything.
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  1190. It comes with a hard case.
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  1191. Hey, I'm a Linux Desktop newbie too! Thanks man
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  1192. It stopped me a lot. LOL. In my case, I already have too many computers. I just wanted an extra Linux computer that is compatible with everything. So I went with the cheapest.
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  1193. @linsqopriging6816 what I said though is that a browser could read the identifiers. We have no idea if Chrome reads that. Just saying it could. But inside Linux, it gets nothing.
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  1194. I did it on my Linux Distro showdown video. But I couldn't remember for this round.
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  1195. But now client side scanning is active on both
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  1196. for awhile? It is such a new topic
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  1197. IOS and Google Android will track you. There's no off switch. The off switch is Linux or De-Googled AOSP. Once you make the move, then you can control location by app permissions.
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  1198. Smart
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  1199. So is that the reason for thumbs down? Just wondering. I'm giving a gift to the community and I get the thumbs down. LOL. Just trying to understand what it means. Should I undo the open source?
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  1200. No particular advantage if you're the only user. Better to hide your DNS among many. Your DNS server will retrieve data from the next DNS in the chain
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  1201. Well, Apple won
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  1202. The only option I recommend that's quite usable is Android AOSP (De-Googled). There are many options and many custom ROMs even. Watch my de-Googled videos. I do sell pre-made ones in my store and will also release a new phone on March 1
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  1203. OK. I get where you're going. So you're entitled to that belief. You must love mass surveillance too since it is used (in a miniscule way like Apple's surveillance) to track terrorists. But mostly it is used to track you.
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  1204. No. I don't know if that's the case. But it's justification for putting it in a Faraday bag if it's doing that. With the advent of BLE, such a thing becomes possible since BLE is low power. It's something I can theorize in another video.
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  1205. I recommend making a computer your favorite device and don't put as much reliance on a mobile phone. A de-Googled phone is very functional but when I need to do something extra I go to my laptop
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  1206. That's amazing Martijn. You guys at PMOS are doing a great job! I would not have expected that. That just makes life simpler. I was assuming the worst since everything is in alpha. I will spread the word then.
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  1207. Glad you realize that! My channel is a bit different
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  1208. Joe Rogan is a subscriber and talked about me for 10 minutes in one of his shows
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  1209.  @ithraldharzul6887  Lucky! But I'm setting a programming environment now for it. Now that I know it's really shipping I can start planning for it.
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  1210. Or get it used by then!
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  1211. Step by step. Do you want a 10 hour video?
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  1212. Copilot is in the cloud
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  1213. This in itself is obviously complex and depends on whether you're making a streaming server or a WebRTC chat server. There are open source projects on WebRTC. Streaming servers can be provided by third parties like WOWZA.
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  1214. How about we use a pool of phones and exchange everyday? LOL
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  1215. Some do not like my message. Perhaps driven by politics
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  1216. I'm not allowed to change intros?
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  1217. There is no such thing. De-Googled or bust. Worst is iPhone
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  1218. In 2024
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  1219. I don't explain the reasons why people choose to make their choice private. All I'm saying is that when you go private, you screw up the works.
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  1220. Doesn't have to be you. If your neighbors are manipulated then the election is manipulated.
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  1221. In theory, Windows recall does not show the data to a human. You see that's always been the secret sauce with AI surveillance. A robot is surveilling. Not a human. Assh...
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  1222. waste of time. McAfee thinks it's CIA. Just avoid all email and just use anon gmail.
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  1223. share the video with them then
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  1224. no. no email is safe. I don't use protonmail. I'd rather use pseudo anonymous gmail as long as it has no name on it. But mostly for read only. Please consider my vpn BytzVPN.com
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  1225. You can have a secure environment if you wish. As the video says, use a data only plan. use ony encrypted communication apps, and apps that use XMPP and Jitsi for video. Add a VPN and that's it
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  1226. As I mentioned in the video, Apple and Google have the power via iCloud Private Relay, Google Private DNS, Google SafetyNet to block a domain. So it is in their toolset to completely change the internet landscape if they so wish. Even with a browser
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  1227. It's called a Faraday bag
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  1228. Pegasus is proof.
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  1229. Such a good question! So think of their motives since it is easy to do a real on/off switch
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  1230. My research shows that both the US (first) and the USSR test fired high altitude nukes. Which made them realize it's not a good thing. But there is no mention of Putin in this video so relax
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  1231. If you've ever used a phone, they have your voiceprint too. All of us. So too late to worry about my YT channel
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  1232. OMG! Don't get Alexa!
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  1233. Thank you!
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  1234. Score of 10? Not likely for an Ubuntu user
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  1235. Are you worried now?
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  1236. The studies were sponsored by the NIH (National Institute of Health)
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  1237. Phasing is part of it but the other part is the wavelength distance between antennas which they can control by switch some on and off. The general approach is called MIMO or in this case Massive MIMO.
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  1238. Dream on. No chance
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  1239. Great. How do you test the Apple Mesh network? Show me.
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  1240. There is the option for TOTP (Time Based One Time Password) which is the in the Google Authentication app and Authy. So the tech exists. But they don't allow this because it deprives them of Cross device tracking with the IMEI of the phone
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  1241. You are zucked
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  1242. Don't forget CALEA. I was going to mention it here but I guess CALEA needs its own video
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  1243. OK. Don't listen to me. Stingray does not exist.
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  1244. Apparently you didn't get the point of the video. Computer Vision via AI is an integral part of client side scanning. Client side scanning has been active for awhile and even discussed in detail in a Louis Rossman video. Sensitive Content Warnings which was recently announced, is an implementation of a piece of client side scanning showing you that they are in fact using pieces of this already in production. The API has been there. There's no point arguing here. You love Apple so I will not respond any further. Have a nice day.
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  1245. Are you not understanding this video? Automated content scanning BEFORE ZUCKING ENCRYPTION! You could use Signal all day and still be scanned! The EU wants this to be law as well!
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  1246. Who's they? Zuck will identify you yes. Any Zuckbook platform will identify you
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  1247. Yes you are missing something. It means you need to get a better Faraday bag. A proper Faraday bag gets nothing. I've tested this on my chosen Faraday bag
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  1248. Go to brax.me. It's in FAQ and my profile.
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  1249. Then you should watch this video carefully because your statement says you're giving up 100% of your privacy.
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  1250. The AI will track what you do whether or not you interact with it. This is the false assumption that turning of Copilot or Apple Intelligence assumes safety. The surveillance part will definitely remain though you can't be Psyop'd
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  1251. Yes
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  1252. Clean cookies and history
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  1253. Theoretically every thing you're in contact with on the Internet
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  1254. Of course. It's a normal phone. I showed the Phone dialer. But as I noted in the video, the SIM card tray was damaged on the phone I got so I have to wait for a replacement.
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  1255. No Triangulation if Location is off. But there is no way to turn off Wifi. This is not a Librem 5. Airplane mode is not turning off Wifi, Only switch off power will do it since all the spyware is in the Soc.
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  1256. 800mhz is still in use, It will be used by LTE once they free up everyone in it using 2G, 3G
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  1257. Because they don't have the skills to figure it out
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  1258. watch the video Who's Spying on Your Phone. Mostly government threat
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  1259. You have to make sure there is no intersection of data (location, IP address, emails, phone numbers, photos). Pretty hard to manage
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  1260. This is a worldwide problem for sure and some governments have learned to use this information to the extreme. Think of 5G in the hands of a dictator
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  1261. There are different threat levels. For privacy, changing to a de-Googled phone is sufficient
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  1262. How do you know it is actually "deleted"? Someone has to do an independent radio check to see if the IMSI/Ki is still being transmitted. I will certainly not take Apple's word on this. Also what if you do nothing? Meaning if you do not disable anything. Just so it's clear, this is an operation of the Baseband modem. Not the Phone OS so it is not obvious what is happening. On iPhones this is Qualcomm.
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  1263. actually yes. As long as you don't use a real name. I'm on twitter
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  1264.  @eriksoderquist4218  It requires a rewrite of the mobile app front end that I don't have time to do.
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  1265. It sounds like Youtube Vanced works as a proxy which is good. But I have not investigated
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  1266. Things change so rapidly. I can just give tips and no one would watch it
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  1267. It’s a different OS version so it’s just reinstalling everything. So of course it can be made to work. Just tedious.
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  1268. I didn't make a RPI 4 version yet. I have an RPI 4 but it's more costly. And the benefits are not there. the 3B+ already has gigabit Ethernet and 5GHZ support so you're paying extra for no reason. Depending on the RPI 4 version it could be 20-40 bucks more
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  1269. That's like saying the big companies are run by the little investors. You know better than that. They are using your money (via Blackrock and Vanguard) but the "control" is with Zuck, Sergey Brin, Tim Cook, Bezos etc.
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  1270. Yacht Life?
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  1271. Lucky you we accept anonymous payments
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  1272. Thank you Heidi!
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  1273.  @1984-f7q  You put a VPN "Client"? Or VPN "Server"? You should not put a VPN server on your router for privacy. You can do it but it's for remote access of your LAN and not for privacy
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  1274. You mean the Secret Service gave him an iPhone instead? LOL
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  1275. I have an FDroid video
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  1276. Viber is a VOIP app. It's not an encrypted messaging app so it is not in this category
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  1277. I'm only stating what can be done by data driven tools. Not sure what data driven platforms Trump controlled. Individual echo chambers perhaps but that's not data driven. So in the absence of evidence of a data driven mechanism, I don't call it a PsyOps which imply something more organized. Cruz and then Trump tried using Cambridge Analytica in 2016 but that was right before the election so it may not have had time to perform. BTW X is not a data driven platform itself. It's weak at that. It doesn't have your behaviors in general
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  1278. No. Phones.
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  1279. Don't be a fool. I've made this topic 3 times now and each times it's been suppressed by this platform. Why is it always being hidden? I'm careful this time. I said little
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  1280. Watch the newer video "Android without Google Services"
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  1281. They are problems like anything else. But at least de-Googled, the personally identifiable info will not be there. The biggest risk is the Cell Modem and I've dedicated several videos to that
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  1282. One thing you will notice is that you can call your wife using Signal and you won't even realize you're using signal.
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  1283. Having a SIM on a non-Smart phone is a great solution. If only we can easily find them for 4G
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  1284. there's already a video on that. And another on WIndows 11 and how to set it up
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  1285. Are you serious? Go read the IOS 15 feature documentation.
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  1286. Well it will not slow it down further! LOL. That's really bad
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  1287. You are wrong. Androids have no BLE mesh network like Apple. When a phone is de-Googled, there is no Google. It's the safest option out there today.
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  1288. There's so much more. I ran out of time in the video and had to shorten. You're talking about the TrustD module. Apple has complete control of every phone. It's a wonder we call the phone ours. It is theirs. We just pay for it.
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  1289. Sure. Depends on what people watch. Most people on my channel are not super techie.
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  1290. Dump any VPN that blocks email. However, occasional shutting of the VPN is ok and expected.
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  1291. We have them in our store. Thank you.
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  1292. I already announced in a live stream that I have never had such an encounter on any platform I run
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  1293. Just so you understand, carriers don't really see web browsing. They only see DNS. Sometimes. And this is taken away too by Apple private relay, and Google's private DNS. So basically carriers mostly see just encrypted traffic. They have no real data. Now the real problem is that now you are saying ban carriers from collecting data, while allowing Google, etc to get all the data. Does that make sense? Shouldn't it be evenly applied to all data collectors?
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  1294. Did the video make special exceptions? NO
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  1295. Not sure I could trust a GPS spoofer app since the actual data is in chip and will be sent out via SUPL and NLP. Meaning a spoofer would only be active at the app side. There are ways to spoof the GPS signal itself. For example at your home. A phone like BraX2 running BraxOS should stymie NLP, and SUPL.
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  1296. As the video explains - Cross device tracking. You're being tracked on multiple devices. So all your activities on all
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  1297. I appreciate that
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  1298. You can't get around the limitations they give you like no-VPN. So the answer is to rethink your support of their services
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  1299. Sometimes the AI works in our favor! LOL
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  1300. Excellent. Yes model your threat. State threats require more extreme approaches
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  1301. Wired NIC's have no danger. The Mac addresses don't get sent past the router. They're not like your phone that has a roving mac. Wired ethernet is always the safest bet. You have no real protection against IME, though in my video you can try this software that resets something in the bios. It's the video about setting up a new computer. However, nowadays you can buy Intel CPU's that don't have VPRO (which is where IME) is. A lot of consumer laptops no longer have vPro
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  1302. I don't have a Pinephone or a Librem 5 yet. But I have LineageOS with no GAPPS and an Ubuntu Touch phone
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  1303. Let's see who gets it first! LOL. I think I was broadcasting when the preorder appeared so I may have been several hours behind you. But they do have 3000 of these so likely we'll get it early. Maybe they're shipping it now or at worst, next week.
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  1304. I hope you're running Linux though...
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  1305. Sealed just means you have to open the case to get to the battery and manually replace it. I can replace the battery on any "sealed" phone. You just have to deal with glue and some screws
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  1306. I will talk about this in tonight's live stream. Worth discussing for sure.
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  1307. that is a problem. In theory if you left it all on Chrome, those multiple Google IDs would be all connected. The question is if you care that they are connected. If they re nonsense accounts (for example used only for app logins), then it may not matter.
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  1308. The other thing to think about is that the Baseband and Wifi are actually using the USB bus. They're not tied to the motherboard directly. So it's more secure than is apparent. No sharing of the main memory bus. So, the Pinephone is actually much better for privacy than acknowledged. Maybe this will be the mass production Linux phone.
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  1309. "Most" is not correct. The issues are a few REALLY BAD APPS like Zuckbook. That should warn you to the reality that they want to know you deeply. Google, Amazon, Paypal (the biggies) accept VOIP
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  1310. Unfortunately not since you need to run an app
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  1311. yes
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  1312. Well it easily tested. You can physically see that the baseband is connected to USB on both Librem5 and Pinephone. So you can see what threats are possible through USB only. And track communications between the OS and USB. If someone can test this it will would be great. At least I know this. I turn off the Pinephone switch for the baseband and the baseband no longer works (Linux driver failes). Same for the Wifi. Someone can verify if the electrical power is actually disconnected or not.. That I do not know.
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  1313. You can likely install disk encryption on your own. It's just not shipped like that. And the SELinux/AppArmor issue is very specific. Although SELinux or AppArmore can be installed (AppArmor is installed I think), it requires careful configuration and it's a lot of work. Linux phone OS developers have other priorities (like getting the phone stable). So this will be a long term thing before it gets hardened.
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  1314. Yes, I implied that. However, there are other security flaws in linux that require some other hardening, and some of that can be helped by SELinux or AppArmor policies. Tedious work but it can be done. It's just that it's not there now.
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  1315. LOL. Really? Shadow banned? I can see him. Sneaky YT
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  1316. Next week's video
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  1317. Thank you!
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  1318. I make iPhone apps! So I had to to really be careful with my moves. Now I will make Linux apps.
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  1319. I'm thinking about how to create this for the home user. Stay tuned
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  1320. Yes. Very logical. LOL
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  1321. Just a fact check. Income from Youtube ads is a miniscule source. So miniscule that I rarely even take advertisers.
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  1322. I'm not deleting anything. I assure you
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  1323. You can make it directional with foil. For example if placed over a metal object like foil, it will change the detection shape so the bottom will not be seen. Like pets on a floor. Also shaping the signal with foil appears to increase the range
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  1324. Pinephone but it is many months away
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  1325. Just make sure it is not a prepaid. Standard plan should be fine. And check the APN to make sure it is correct. I am on Tmobile
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  1326. that would be an option too
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  1327. lol. yes. sorry about that
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  1328. Klr Rider is so correct. The less extensions the better. Beside extensions have a free ride spying on you. Keep the browser as plain vanilla as possible
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  1329. VPNs encrypt traffic between you and the VPN server. The limitation is that a VPN doesn't control what is seen past the VPN server. However aside from this, a VPN hides your IP address which is its most important function since it identifies you
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  1330. I think you'd have to use open source libraries for TLS. It would be hard to keep up with that with Assembly or even C. TLS, the encryption scheme isn't broken though. Just the trust layer. So if that trust layer is not used (such as with self-signed certs), then TLS should still be fine. In another video, I will propose a change to this trust layer of the PKI
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  1331. At the moment, this threat is controlled by governments. Not hackers.
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  1332. They better add to my view count LOL
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  1333. This is so false. This relates to supposed protection from Stingray. Back in the day, yes. Today? No.
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  1334. Make sure to check out those videos including the newest mesh one. Today we had an earthquake and I realized how ready I would have been! Right now that remote webcam can watch the fireworks.
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  1335. That is an incorrect conspiracy theory. Watch my video "Can You be De-Anonymized on TOR?". Though there are risks, you just have to understand it
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  1336. I would not destroy Grandma's privacy with a Chrome book. Who's Grandma talking to? You
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  1337. Secure distros is a different topic.
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  1338. The idea is to tempt Windows 11 and MacOS users to Linux. The VM is the easy way to do that. But regardless, this is an easy way to check for code bloat
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  1339. Because I could see the data being collected (in my line of work) and it bugged the hell out of me.
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  1340. Should you tell bob that directly?
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  1341. Apparently you comment without watching the video
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  1342. Drivers are available for most older peripherals. Where desktop Linux has an issue is with newer peripherals like new touch screens, or NVIDIA or some new Bluetooth, etc. So older computers have no problem with Linux. The more new stuff on a computer then the higher the chances of incompatibilities.
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  1343. Any time!
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  1344. My router is capable of wired VPN routing. A wifi router is not capable of that even if it has VPN client software.
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  1345. That's what I want to hear buddy! We need to all be ANGRY!
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  1346. I've discussed this ad nauseum in my RF Frequency videos, including Apple Airtag. It is a really bad thing as I already said a year ago now.
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  1347. This may require a video rant response
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  1348. In the Snowden movie, this relationship map was used by the 3-letter agency to justify spying.
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  1349. Thank you my friend!
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  1350. @MysteryFan please consider using my vpn which is BytzVPN.com. It's the best and you support this channel!
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  1351. Yes a VPN is essential!
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  1352. Everyone is free to use their own definition. But my use here is very precise. FACEBOOK BROWSER ISOLATION.
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  1353. They can get it from other sources. And from other people in the photo
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  1354. Hot spots or LTE Modems are data only. So as long as you use a Virtual Phone then you should be ok
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  1355. You're an idiot if you think this is about politics. Goodbye
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  1356. Watch future videos. This is discussed in an upcoming video. Maybe 1-2 weeks
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  1357. Actually, my original intent was to see if the AI could detect C-SPAM (like CSAM. LOL)
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  1358. I'm not showing the source code. So no. But would you rather I not tell you what is happening on your computer?
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  1359. I use Google obviously, since I'm on Youtube. But learn to use it on your own terms and with control over your data
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  1360. Comments are behaving the same on this video. You have to click on SORT BY - NEWEST to see all. TOP is being limited in some way.
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  1361. Computer is better than a Tablet because Tablets still run iOS or Android. Although FireOS could be usable. At least it's disconnected from Google.
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  1362. If you believe that you're in fantasyland. They are the biggest investor in OpenAI.
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  1363. We will have a lot of fun then. Make sure you give me input on possible topics related to this.
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  1364. Yes. But the problem is that you would have to know for sure that the recipient is using a safe device.
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  1365. I'm sure we can figure it out. I already gave some ideas. Also, a few close friends could all choose to be on Open source OS's as a group and limit communications to that group and it will be fine too. The problem is communicating with normies.
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  1366. Although the answer is yes, the point being made here is that even if you're running a safe OS like Linux, the party you're talking to has an AI watching the screen. So you're still zucked.
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  1367. No. The threat is the OS, not the hardware. Tensor is an NPU
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  1368. Basically it means conformity to the power structure. That's the new world order. Not too different from the CCP way.
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  1369. BTW regardless of this potentially misleading promise, Microsoft is integrating AI in so much of the OS and apps that the sheeple will enable Recall willingly.
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  1370. The data will be stored on your machine. The communications would be enabled when you use CoPilot. Obviously CoPilot will have network traffic. However the secret part of this is that since the data is on your machine, an external party can just ask Copilot if your device contains certain content and a local AI could determine this and just have Copilot acknowledge with "Yes". And you're zucked.
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  1371. You can! Future video.
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  1372. Fun tech. However it's really for close locations. So you have to have a use case for it
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  1373. I actually believe it stops all that because it's like a virtual encrypted network
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  1374. You are lying to a MACHINE! C'mon! You can handle it!
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  1375. I have tons of videos about email headers that no one watches. And email beacons
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  1376. Of course you can. Just give wrong responses
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  1377. Without understanding what they're buying, someone will buy this De-Googled "Freedom phone" and install Facebook and instagram. Thus wiping out the "freedom". I don't have a problem with any AOSP No-GAPPS phone but you don't need the hype but real privacy education. I've already been selling these phones for a long time.
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  1378. Appears to be a standard AOSP phone like the de-Googled phones I've been selling for a long time. It's just marketing hype for the same thing. Though it appears to be just a rebranded chinese phone (like a Moto G7)
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  1379. Apparently you really get the depth of what I'm talking about!
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  1380. This is specific to FB. Although generally web apps have less rights than native phone apps
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  1381. I have so many old videos here on FB and no one watches it. This is the only reason I haven't really talked FB much recently. They are the epitomy of evil.
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  1382. You do know that 2 billion phones are made a year and that's how they keep the costs down, right? If you make 10,000 phones with these switches it may cost $2K apiece.
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  1383. I'm getting mixed results on the more detailed videos. Sometimes it performs extremely well and sometimes the more simplified videos do better. I can't predict. Maybe it's my titles and thumbnails
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  1384. fingerprint sensors are on your phone only. Not available to any outside party
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  1385. Very kind of you!
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  1386. Physical sim is much better but they took it away from the iphone
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  1387. Welcome aboard!
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  1388. For a subgroup (like Youtube creators), Google requires that all 2FA be done with a Google App involved, including for TOTP. This is discussed in a prior 2FA video. This rule is not imposed on all yet but I've been under this rule for a year. I'm required to have a "Googled phone". I have it. It probably has been turned on once in 1 year.
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  1389. You're very picky here. So what sound effect is acceptable to you?
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  1390. actually, correction: it was done for 3G. And you can still do it today. You can come up with your own carrier using software like BTS. However, the reality is that the governments have a monopoly on frequencies.
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  1391. You have an "B+" in the class! To get an "A", make sure to reference Open Source
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  1392. Would you like to give me your IP address and I will tell you where you are? EXACTLY? Like I said you have no resources to check it. It's a paid service from Aggregators such as Zumigo, Skyhook, etc. You cannot use regular IP location checks on the Internet. Free sites don't have access to this data.
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  1393. Good
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  1394. Stop the disinformation. More fake phones. But there's a real BraX3 phone coming out
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  1395. lol. Smart answer
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  1396. LOL. OK so it's fun for you. Make sure you leave your Windows and doors open too.
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  1397. Everything in the beginning of the video (90%) is based on publicly known information or it is in Apple's website. Or it is in some support document. I theorized the last section based on historical behavior
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  1398. You have no idea what my background is. Be in dreamland. I don't succeed with this without the knowledge zucker
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  1399. Let's discuss in the livestream tomorrow
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  1400. Read the rules and abide by them. I'm always careful with what I say. There is no rule that says I can't criticize Google
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  1401. Yes I've seen that post. We shall see. Nothing is ever as simple as it looks. For example, you have to compile your own Libhandy. I'm not an extensive Linux Desktop Environment user so it can be extremely difficult for an average user (it's tedious even for me and I'm an expert!) since there are so many fragmented instructions (even the instructions are fragmented). The programming is actually the easy part. Getting an evironment set up is the hardest. And then this has to be packaged to work on all these environments.
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  1402. You got a batch confirmation?
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  1403. Are you logged in? Then no
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  1404. You'll need Aurora Store and MicroG and then they work
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  1405. awesome
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  1406. This is a mass surveillance video. Must not mention the actual 3-Letter agencies.
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  1407. Follow the sailing channel
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  1408. Thanks! 😃
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  1409. Hey buddy! How's your XRP doing?
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  1410. LOL. What a world huh?
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  1411. I have an old password video. Online vs offline are different. Very hard to attack online passwords because of the speed and timeouts. However if the site is hacked and they steal all the passwords, then the length doesn't matter. You still have to change it.
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  1412. I added now
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  1413. Not the safest no.
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  1414. Steve jobs is dead and he hated Microsoft
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  1415. I know where the street cameras are in my area. So I'm a big mask supporter when I drive through there while inside my car by myself.
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  1416. it's simple. You have a normie phone. You are zucked. Think about options
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  1417. No. Any communication sent to you via email can be intercepted in the middle. Protonmail can obviously read the same data. For that threat the solution is your own email server. Though a protonmail may not necessarily sell it, it's foolish to think you're getting some safety
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  1418. So nice of you. Don't need fame.
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  1419. A-GPS is used for 911. And that's built into the phone. However that's only a single tower method. NLP uses the multiple tower method
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  1420. I discuss Wifi triangulation in the video in detail. It goes to the NLP provider which is Google and Apple. A-GPS is Google only
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  1421. If you watched the video, if your dumb phone has a GPS you are zucked
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  1422. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ABY98ERf7Y Live stream. The interview is a written article I wrote
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  1423. It comes from Zuckerberg, the biggest opponent of Privacy (Facebook)
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  1424. INCORRECT. I minimized the issue of stalking. That is hardly a concern to me. In tests, it emitted a sound when the stalkee reached home. But doesn't matter. That has nothing to do with the snitch network
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  1425. Donate it to me and I'll tear it apart and examine the innards...
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  1426. sorry. LOL. some bad dimmer
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  1427. it stopped abruptly! That alone is strange
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  1428. You're getting it! Yay!
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  1429. I don't believe so. But if the governments pass the laws I'm talking about, then everyone else will follow Apple.
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  1430. If it's a real Blackberry OS, then there's no facility for collecting this information. You can also turn off the GPS on a Blackberry so there's less information to the carrier
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  1431. I appreciate the positive comment1
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  1432. watch out for shills from Google and Apple! There are plenty and they hate me!
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  1433. A dictator would like your kind of thought process. It fosters conformity. So never resist. Whatever the leader says, never disagree.
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  1434. Apparently you like being watched. Even if you have no plans to overthrow the govt
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  1435. Yes it's there. Filtering some of it but it's not 100%. Frustrating to discover it post recording
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  1436. Are you a criminal? Then why is everything you do recorded?
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  1437. right on. That's why I bring up the 4th, 5th and 1st amendment in the video
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  1438. If you can get one in time for Christmas! I have a Steamdeck already
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  1439. In this video--follow Google--see what they are up to
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  1440. Standard phones record EXIF data on photos. On Brax2, deny it Location permissions. Otherwise the phone has minimal identifiers.
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  1441. Of course a user can choose any alternate browser and install it
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  1442. Brax2 does not work with Verizon. But on my carrier, I click on the notifications for voicemail and I can listen to it
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  1443. It is included
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  1444. Thank you!
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  1445. I did not make any exceptions. TOR browser is Firefox
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  1446. All HSTS cookies can be scanned by an outsider so that set creates a unique signature.
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  1447. yes works fine
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  1448. LOL. Quite true and often ignored
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  1449. The resistance offered by a Librem 5 would be limited to when you turn the switch off. It's just as vulnerable if the switch is on.
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  1450. Yes 8pm Pacific time
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  1451. Apparently some people are sharing the video. It's getting lots of external views. Thank you my friend
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  1452. can't do that. These are SOC's.
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  1453. probably next week for US. I'm getting the videos prepped now so people have a reference when it arrives. And of course the unboxing video. LOL
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  1454. Go check out the boating channel "Rob's Offgrid Sailing Vessel Project"
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  1455. Also the receivers could be spread out as well. No reason to have it just in one spot
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  1456. It's based on radar backscatter tech. So it doesn't require much. Just a reflection level (which is very low level)
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  1457. If you can find it
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  1458. thanks man. great you dropped by
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  1459. I'm easy to find on Brax.Me. In general, you want to have a pseudo-anonymous identity. MySpace would have been fine had that survived. Any platform where you don't have to use a real name is fine with proper precautions (like email, phone number). I'm on Twitter and Periscope for example. Even Google is usable with a fake name. In fact Google is great for disinformation. And disinformation is how we defend ourselves
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  1460. Good to know!
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  1461. Yes, I downloaded from Aurora Store. Then it will pop a message saying it needs Google play but you can ignore that. I've done every transaction without Google play. Everything works
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  1462. Linux has come a long way from what you're describing here. The Steam Deck is a Linux machine (emulating Windows)
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  1463. The fact that these laws can pass means that the enemy is the normie.
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  1464. The video though suggests that if the ISP did IPV6 link-local at their end, then IP tracking by third parties would disappear as a common threat. Protecting your modem still possibly expose your Modem/Router when IPv6 is fully implemented. But we're not there yet so what you're doing is just fine
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  1465. Al Gore invented the Internet. Get your facts straight! LOL
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  1466. Computer is different since the tracking is on the browser. Not the computer itself. There you just protect your IP address (like with a VPN). Computers have no DEVICE FINGERPRINT. That's on mobile. Computers are much safer
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  1467. My "googled" phone is Samsung. I do not have a Samsung account. I disabled all those apps like Bixby which I can't delete
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  1468. NO. Do not do containers. The fingerprint will remain the same. And you will screw up. There is no way to effectively pass disinformation without true isolation. You can't manage logged in and not-logged in status via containers.
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  1469. As long as it is NO-GAPPS and they are open source
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  1470. I had a livestream that briefly touched on this but not with this detail
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  1471. I'm offering an email service starting Oct
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  1472. The video applies. It has an MP like all phones. Hackable like all phones. But because there is no AP then the hacks would not access internet activity and files
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  1473. I don't think a Pinephone even has NFC. And The baseband is isolated so it can affect your clls and texts but shouldn't affect the Linux OS directly. the only connection is via USB
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  1474. yes
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  1475. It should
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  1476. So many options given here.
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  1477. Someone just loaded an AI on your device that you do not control. I load an AI on my computer THAT I CONTROL
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  1478. Europe for sure. Japan I don't know.
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  1479. not real. Don't watch those videos
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  1480. Your BraX2 can be your backup
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  1481. It is not oled but very bright. It's 6.5" so it's a bigger size
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  1482. LOL. No cooking. Do I need to start a cooking channel too?
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  1483. 2FA is ok for other parties. The specific dangerous behavior is by Big Tech. The ones that make the devices
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  1484. Yes Brax VP can run on a De-Googled phone. Or a computer. Doesn't matter. Even a SIP landline
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  1485. Let's not get confused. PBX is old tech. SIP has only been in heavy use for a decade
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  1486. We do not allow business SMS which requires that registry. This is for personal use. But good question
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  1487. Thank you for watching!
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  1488. It's your MOBILE that is the issue. What about that?
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  1489. You're here as well. Which is why I'm here.
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  1490. Using Ubuntu Touch on a Nexus 5 is an option as well. A little more functional than a Blackberry
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  1491. That's what people assumed. But dig deeper and you will notice less differences than you imagine. So in truth the Pinephone is actually a robust privacy phone without the convenience of the kill switches of the Librem 5. Clearly for frequent kill switching, the Librem 5 is better. Other than that, they both have opensource GPU, isolated Wifi and Baseband. And even Phosh runs on a Pinephone.
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  1492. I am heavily in support of both. But people are looking for immediate devices and I'm careful to be honest about expectations. I, personally am patient, and can accommodate buggy devices but honesty is always the best policy. It may be a little longer before we can fully use the Librem 5.
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  1493. The blobs can be switched off fortunately. The two blob areas are Wifi and Baseband. The GPU code on the Pinephone is Lima (open source) and on the Librem 5 is Etnaviv (Open source).
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  1494. Change phone!
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  1495. Only when it is in the bag
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  1496. I always want the option to stop IMSI tracking. Can't do that with eSIM.
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  1497. You cannot turn off Wifi nor GPS.
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  1498. AOSP has all the security benefits of Android
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  1499. I was going to discuss that but edited it out due to time constraints.
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  1500. Very hard since every piece of hardware requires a driver. And someone has to make it for FreeBSD (for every single hardware component)
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  1501. As mentioned in the video, Samsung (USA versions) cannot be de-Googled.
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  1502. Only if you do it yourself. We have to charge for labor to do it.
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  1503. Verizon is awful to deal with. Very restrictive with phone models and frequencies that are unusual so they are the least compatible. But they target rural areas so most people on Verizon are there because they have no choice. It is also the most expensive
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  1504. No way. If you have an iPhone you're all in
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  1505. The bugs I've encountered so far have been extremely minor
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  1506. I'm offering options to those having to pick between Apple, Google and Microsoft. Of these three Microsoft can be configured more safely. The other two are hopeless.
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  1507. the App security portion.
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  1508. I did not put graphics by mistake but on braxmail we use dash. So merkdolf-x@braxmail.net
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  1509. Well obviously you need to implement what is in this video or you will be identified. Watch it again
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  1510. Give the AI more credit. LOL. It's a lot sharper than that. So move on beyond the porn. It's capable of surveilling the environment in very specific ways (recognizing objects, people, situations)
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  1511. No. That is not the case. The original supposed iCloud rule was to imply some limitation that they will enforce. But this is not a technical limitation. They can check iCloud without telling you today. That's on their servers. This tech checks WHAT IS IN YOUR PHONE
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  1512. That 3G switch off was in a Video a year ago. It's in the phone playlist. It's mostly off now in the USA. Only grandfathered phones are supported until the end of the year on 1 carrier. No one here accepts new 3G phones
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  1513. This video makes it clear that whatever you do, the IME Exploit is still there in addition to other exploits like Spectre, Meltdown and whatever exploit there is on NVIDIA I haven't researched. But there's enough here isn't there?
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  1514. Co-processor has no connection to BIOS.
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  1515. That's awesome that you had the patience to track all that! that's time consuming work. Now a de-Googled phone will obviously talk to Google with Aurora, MicroG but then the phone has no identity. So it cancels out the threat. Also without Wifi scanning, location is by permission only
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  1516. awesome comment!
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  1517. Happy to say the phone was quite dry. LOL.
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  1518. BTW, Plasma Mobile, one of the UI's for this phone is made by KDE. It runs desktop apps, even. I ran Libreoffice on it. But since it's not responsive I couldn't see the whole screen but anything with a resized window will work.
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  1519. My way is flawless. I've already tested containers. I already talked about that in the vidoe.
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  1520. Zuck DNS over HTTPS. I will not centralize my DNS traffic. I use a VPN. And on top of HTTPS you still have OCSP tracking. Never ends.
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  1521. I keep multiple open all the time
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  1522. You can also use BraxVirtual phone if you have Wifi somewhere
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  1523. At some point, it will not be about you. Every device near you will be controlled. Even if it's not yours
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  1524. Take that info with a grain of salt. As a Ham radio operator, I should know the limits here. The best that can do, unpowered, is act as an RFID. Which needs a transmission source externally. Why do this though? Waste of resources with limited payback when there's already a lot of data with existing devices.
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  1525. I can assure you that no nano-whatever can do BLE. This is a specific standard.
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  1526. You can choose to not comply and use a de-Googled phone and perhaps change some normie behaviors
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  1527. Please. No. BraxOS, LineageOS, CalyxOS, e Foundation, Graphene, etc etc. Not some CCP controlled code.
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  1528. LORA is even higher range. But it's not the same crowd sourced reach as BLE. That's really the secret, Crowd sourced.
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  1529. I apologize if I sound offensive to you. I don't know where I do that. I'm just passionate about what I'm talking about
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  1530. Actually the TOS of Amazon is much better than zuckbook. It actually says they will never sell the data. But will they "give" the data (to 3-Letter agencies). I read the TOS on a broadcast and the Zuckbook TOS is so extremely anti-privacy compared to Amazon.
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  1531. OpenVPN is open source.
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  1532. HAM will not be doomed if people don't have the attitude of being appliance users. I will not let it be doomed.
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  1533. I will plan on it. Our VPN automatically uses our Pi-Hole server
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  1534. Brax.me has been running for 10 years. So there's a track record of consistency
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  1535. You have to watch the video "Do Not Be On This List". Otherwise you are not understanding the problem.
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  1536. A Nexus 5 can be acquired for $60. Isn't that economically feasible? I already have a video on installing on a Oneplus One which I got for $70 and then the description has the info on the Nexus 5
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  1537. Manjaro is getting to be more popular. I personally don't really like Mint since it looks like Windows to me. LOL.
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  1538. Unfortunately, a lot of my big picture videos don't get fed by Google. I have so many. But when you guys respond, maybe the algorithm will want to make money
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  1539. If it's not targeted then YT was just trying to make money. LOL. The more people see an ad the more they get paid
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  1540. Why wouldn't they have a profile on you? If you used Google search with this account, and you go to websites, you are profiled completely. So far, my precautions are working and I'm not getting any particular message. I'm not microtargeted.
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  1541. Just curious what your use case is. The speaker off switch is typically built into the headphone jack. So you could plug in a dummy 3.5mm plug. Are you someone thinking of altering the code to turn the speaker into a microphone?
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  1542. So it's ok to be identified and profiled as belonging to a specific church, to have a particular medical problem, to know who you mix with (perhaps some not too perfect), know your political stance, know your financial status, know every purchase, know every store you physically visit, know what food you like or dislike, know what you think, on and on and on....
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  1543. EXACTLY!!!! And if you try to hack this proprietary tech, they'll put you in zucking jail.
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  1544. No solid opinion but maybe Outlook will sell less data
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  1545. Har har har. People emailing unimportant things like tax returns. W-2 forms. College financial applications. Credit applications. Yes no one uses it for anything important.... ;)
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  1546. As long as you understand the risks as stated here. The problem is that someone uses protonmail like a Gmail account for personal and business and social media use, thinking that there's security in that. No, of course its benefit is in INTRA-DOMAIN emails only. But mixing in all the regular email just makes it as bad with meta-data and real messages as any other email. And as I said in the video, publicly promoting a protonmail account actively signals to governments that you should be actively surveilled. Like I said, its only practical use is quiet intra-domain limited messaging. But even then you risk a relationship mapping. As a government, I would be likely inclined to sort SMTP port 25 traffic from privacy emails (which they read anyway) into a separate suspicious bucket.
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  1547. Not sure I got that. Or that the video was watched.
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  1548. Thank you!
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  1549. I'm using a Nexus 5 for that. I do have a Oneplus one with LineageOS
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  1550. Must have a VPN so at least it doesn't identify you.
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  1551. Strangely enough, it didn't ship with IME disabled. I manually disabled IME, Camera, and Microphone in Bios
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  1552. It is and I hate the use of phone numbers for many reasons to begin with. I have another video on doing SMS 2FA without a phone number. Is that any better? Better for privacy but someone with access to SS7 hacking can intercept the SMS. The better backup is TOTP (Google Aythenticator or Authy).
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  1553. geek vote?
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  1554. This is $5 per month.
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  1555. Various options in the store. Very flexible
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  1556. Absolutely they know. You have to switch to a de-Googled phone
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  1557. get one! Hopefully OS will be stable soon
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  1558. Truly a scary article but there are more articles and I've been following them for many many years. They do the Pre-crime.
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  1559. Yes more zucking of all of us
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  1560. Oh yes, rewards. Another control tool
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  1561. Government fakes you now because they just subcontract...makes you think the government is smaller than it is
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  1562. As long as they have hardware switches!
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  1563.  @VeryUsMumblings  Well me too. I've mostly used LXDE on the Raspberry PI. But since the most extensive Touch Phone work is occuring on Gnome, then that was a good target. Apps built on either KDE or Gnome should work cross desktop environment though. Just needs the appropriate libraries to be loaded
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  1564. Did you see the next step? You can deny a Mac Address access to the network. Now I could go further and deny any device (even if you are not logged in to the network) access to Wifi. But that would be a general hack. This is only intended to work inside your own network. There's so much I can do here. Linux just gives me so much access that is so restricted on other platforms. I feel like I'm in control here.
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  1565. Sky's the limit. I also have a Brax.Me privacy app which will already work as a Web app on Linux.
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  1566. Will have to do more in-depth research on MicroG
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  1567. Hell no. They're both very bad
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  1568. Mostly you're fine. But each individual app even if not from the play store could be using some Google API like Firebase. Basically the same advice as LineageOS applies to any base AOSP
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  1569. Correct
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  1570. Watch my video BURNER PHONES. No good. We need Linux phones with kill switches.
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  1571. Then you are zucked and it is now a Google phone
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  1572. LineageOS is the most active and most popular so it should get more bug fixes.
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  1573. Graphene is good.
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  1574. Thanks for watching!
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  1575. Thank you for supporting!
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  1576. Not that much diligence is required after you've planned it. Have multiple emails. Limit the purpose of each. Assume someone can read it so be smart about what you put on it. And have a backup way of communicating that's not based on email or texting. I've planned this for myself for decades.
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  1577. Yes, it appears to be expected. So I have another phone that is always off.
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  1578. lol
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  1579. It doesn't matter what browser is used but I would use Chrome for Google since it is Google already
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  1580. If you never log in, it is not permanent
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  1581. On another device is even better
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  1582. De-Googling can only be done on an older phone since someone has to commit time to work on it. Typically it's not the latest model. So the philosphy of buying the latest and greatest is the way to fall into this trap.
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  1583. Thank you!
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  1584. The Linux police already gave the first thumbs down!
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  1585. Not everyone is a techie! And even fewer are interested in privacy.
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  1586. Corporate networks use IPSEC not OpenVPN protocol so it is different
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  1587. LOL.
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  1588. All OS's have the possibility of a Root certificate being installed. On linux it's in a directory /etc/ssl/certs. Many questionable root authorities on there (like Microsoft, Amazon)
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  1589. It has to be since no one is watching these older rant videos. It's a tough battle being heard and really bad news since I'm telling the truth
    4
  1590. You can see that it can be used! Because it is there
    4
  1591. This could even be done in software. So why aren't the OS makers putting this in the code? Hmmmm.
    4
  1592. I have a video on that yes. And you have to set it up as a wired router
    4
  1593. Interesting defense. that could work. Like jamming.
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  1594. We can't be 100% certain but for normal people it would be good. But malware could also make you think it's off and blank the screen but it's not really off.
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  1595. Thank you kindly!
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  1596. Yes we can install CalyxOS on Pixel 6
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  1597. Phone number is NOT identified from the Phone. It is identified through CONTACT LISTS.
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  1598. Depends on the device. If it can run on batteries then you are zucked
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  1599. I may make a video about you.
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  1600. If made for the US, absolutely not. Some international models can be de-Googled, but I don't personally do them
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  1601. LOL. Portability! Yes it's likely double the price for portability
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  1602. But you can still configure it
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  1603. Watch the De-Googled phone videos.
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  1604. You are never safe with a Googled Android. Doesn't matter which version. Contact Tracing just made it worse. Watch my De-Googled phone videos
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  1605. Yes of course. When I get one (soon)
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  1606. Not a replacement but an alternate solution for the mobile traveler interested in hot spot security
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  1607. LOL
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  1608. Zucked up world
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  1609. thanks for watching dude!
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  1610. There are many other videos on that. This is just about burner phones.
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  1611. Many older phones are no longer supported by the phone network (2G). That's why you're forced to consider newer phones.
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  1612. That's correct. What makes you think there's any sort of encryption with Satellite comms? In fact, all the voice traffic is centralized for the Satellite carrier (like in San Diego, CA) so someone could just tap in there. But that is neither here nor there. In fact for a State player, the detection of a signal to a Satellite would be enough meta data to determine that a certain type of communication is being made
    4
  1613. Correct. LOL
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  1614. Thank you for watching and sharing your insight! Lots of phone related videos here which has shocking information.
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  1615. Why do you think this can scan only in a photos folder? What exactly is the logic that would limit that?
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  1616. My bank apps work. Some bank apps won't because they want "Google Safety Net". So it's individual.
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  1617. watch the video
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  1618. Thank you. I think Pseudoanonymity deserves it's own live stream this weekend. It's a big topic
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  1619. Exactly. Follow my advice.
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  1620. The video explains all the techniques. Isolation techniques
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  1621. As some have said here even a standard router has no Firewall only NAT....sigh...I get inconsistent responses. NAT blocks traffic because of non-routable addresses. So it in essence becomes a firewall. But no, you would need a Firewall appliance for a full firewall
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  1622. Talk on Brax.me and ask
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  1623. Glad it was helpful!
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  1624. By default, machines use SLAAC which is based on MacAddress. It can be reconfigured though specifically how by device is not clear. However, this is the least part of your problems. The IPV6 PREFIX alone is enough to spot your location pretty closely since it is a more accurate location assignment than IPV4
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  1625. Correct. GPS is one of many in the GNSS as already stated in the video.
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  1626. Location permissions affect ONLY 3rd party apps. NOT GOOGLE (or Apple)
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  1627. That does absolutely nothing. MacAddress is still announced
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  1628. doesnt help sorry. ssid is immaterial
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  1629. When you drag it should delete. But if not once you have a copy, you can delete it from the source. I remember it deleted from mine when I dragged. I did not do copy. But manual deletion will be fine too
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  1630. 40
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  1631. of course not. I even have a VPN service. the free ones are the scams
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  1632. thank you. It's too bad that videos like this get less of a response. I thought it was a very important video.
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  1633. You have to be clear on what you think the threat is and what type. State level player. Hacker. Ex. And then what their skill levels are. There are threats that we cannot protect against (State Level). You'd need to dump the phone. And you're not clear on App threat vs Phone listening. Two different things
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  1634. Some terms are new to you and I haven't explained them recently (older videos explain them). But that's not really significant. I make sure those things you miss does not affect he general story
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  1635. Yes that's a bit of overthink. The old data will get stale.
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  1636. That's in the next video
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  1637. Who's your threat? And what's the alternative, leave it open for constant surveillance to occur? The answer can be a combination. Remember what a VPN is: disinformation. So you can have multiple identities spewing out disinformation from even your public persona. Doing nothing is the worst thing you can do.
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  1638. Unfortunately no. I have a video on Facebook collecting Mac Addresses. Please watch that
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  1639. Learn to use it smartly. Not dumbly. These platforms are not there for YOU. They're there to make money. Don't be sheep and think they're doing it to make you happy. But you can use their super powers, like I do. In a smart way.
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  1640. I'll have to borrow that for another video. LOL. I've been using the King and I one "Getting to know you..."
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  1641. Thank you!
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  1642. You are so kind
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  1643. The local AI will be storing all that. Currently the cloud AI's are not equipped to store it yet. Soon. They call it "unlimited context".
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  1644. of course they have to say that
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  1645. They will likely encrypt it at some point but doesn't matter when you can "ask the AI"
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  1646.  @TheWay7  I have another video about the different flavors of TOR which explain how TOR Socks5 routing differs from just browsing. It also explains why I made a TOR Router which is a more practical application of Tails or Whonix. Tails is difficult to use day to day
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  1647. Very nice analysis Think Person! I've been studying this for years and clearly there's no way to verify an answer. So I've only been buying computers with chips where AMT/VPRO are excluded and the website said "Not Eligible for IME". What that means is completely opaque. Is the chip still there but unused? Or did they actually remove the IME coprocessor? This Star Labtop that I bought claims to disble IME on Bios, but this is also a chip with no IME as I mentioned above. Intel does publish the port numbers used for accessing IME. Since I'm on a VPN with no port-forwarding, direct external access should not be possible. So those are my mitigations and I hope they are enough.
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  1648. Thanks for coming by Tom! Your channel is doing very well! Always checking in there as well. Great topics!
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  1649. That's what I do for you. Research!
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  1650. It has to be an App. Not a browser. The question I have is if some browsers like Chrome capture these identifiers secretly. It can easily do that. Also some platforms can piggyback on some native apps that can retrieve this info and pass it along to a platform. But in the case of Windows, we're talking about apps from the Microsoft Store which can have native access.
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  1651. While the OS threat is a valid concern, wouldn't you think this is National Security issue if the OS actually does this? Someone else with a higher pay grade could verify this since it would be important for any infrastructure control system. For privacy reasons, I'm concerned about THIRD PARTY access and that is a clear benefit and what this video talks about, regardless of what the host OS is.
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  1652. Yes that's what I said. However, be aware that the network could still be monitored (MITM), which is a different threat though.
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  1653. Not true. I can name so many that can only be done on a command line and would be basic on Windows. Future video
    4
  1654. Pass the kinds of questions you want answered as I will be making Tips and Tricks videos. I can make a series
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  1655. All I talk about are solutions but nobody watches it. So I will not.
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  1656. At the end of the video. In our store.
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  1657. Who cares about the Airtag? It's your phones that have to be tracked to find the airtags! Biggest lie ever
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  1658. AOSU and Eufy are not connected to Amazon. But not unsurprising if they use AWS since most big companies do and even I use it for Brax.me. Ring and Blink are directly under the control of Amazon. Your videos are stored locally on your device and are encrypted when viewing.
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  1659. Big no no. Unless you like a man in the middle
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  1660. yet Whatsapp is not open source. Telegram is only partially open source. You see it's not really so simple and fair
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  1661. Final Spartan - I might scare the average person with that. But we'll see. I already get comments from older subscribers wanting me to explain what OS means. and what Linux is. LOL
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  1662. Thank you man. I do believe Brax.Me is a great app. This is not some loser application I'm dumping into open source.
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  1663. It's the way out. Go Linux
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  1664. If you're the CIA, you would love the power that Google has to influence you. Forget the puppy food
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  1665. I'm sure the top guys have special protection.
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  1666. Just switch to Linux.
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  1667. My own brothers said that to me. LOL
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  1668. That is not true. Moral of the story is that Airtags should not exist. Since you are tracked by Airtags near you (not your own airtags)
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  1669. BLE mesh networking code is not in the standard AOSP code so it will not be in any custom ROM. There is no purpose to it for AOSP.
    4
  1670. Yeah sure. You are careful with it. I wonder if your bosses are. You haven't heard of Palantir then. Oh it's mostly USA.
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  1671. It's the world's largest corporation. Certainly the data can be used to their benefit. I suggested some at the end of the video (like influencing politicians, i.e. blackmail)
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  1672. Good point. The scenario I'm discussing though are employees working from home due to COVID. So obviously if the internet is down then no one is working anyway
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  1673. yes. It's nowhere near the danger level of a phone. Just shutdown everything in the privacy settings
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  1674. Still works
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  1675. oops. I meant X86 so yes AMD is covered
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  1676. You can also expand partitions manually using disk utilities of the OS itself, though that is not necessary here
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  1677. There's that option called "Proportional partition" which I showed briefly. So just choose that
    4
  1678. Of course. It even comes with a Terminal (with software keyboard)
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  1679.  @eugeniogonzato  Yes I did order it. And I confirmed my choice of batch to get which is the first batch. But I'm likely at the end of the line since I only ordered in July. Some have been waiting 2 years.
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  1680. Just so we are clear, the Pinephone is a Linux phone, it has no Privacy features. LIbrem 5 is unique in that.
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  1681. Unfortunately, porting Android apps is no simple matter. Android apps are in Java and call specific Android libraries which will not exist outside of Android. Writing apps for Librem is like writing a desktop app. You have to supply all the capability in your own app . This is not a bad thing. Making mobile apps has been made to be extremely complicated because of iOS / Android specific behaviors. Anyway, I agree with you about each platform setting limitations and control. A Linux based device will be completely open.
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  1682. I’ve already made an app for it! Now I have to figure out flatpak myself
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  1683. I have videos on best browsers. Please watch those so you understand my answer which is ALL
    4
  1684. Yes. Your every keystroke and mouseclick recorded
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  1685. Are you serious @regis32? I live in LA. I see the results of the riots in many parts of Santa Monica and LA. The boarded up businesses. The burned buildings. The looted businesses. So even your own Internet has been changed to make this all disappear. Go visit Portland.
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  1686. Exactly. Zuck
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  1687. I'm amazed that I already have 1/3 of my Youtube subscriber count on LBRY!
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  1688. Thanks a lot buddy. You're doing a great job!
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  1689. Your phone is a radio. 3G are designated frequencies which still exist. But they have been reallocated to multichannel LTE (5G). So if you have a 3G phone, you're disrupting the LTE signal
    4
  1690. Yes it is true of all phones. But the point is it is not visible to Google. To the carrier, who cares?
    4
  1691. May have to make a video about these
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  1692. I misread that. Don't keep Facebook accounts open. It leaves you with a dangerous opening. You don't have to post anything. Everything you're doing will continue to be tracked!!
    4
  1693. Yes, they love their autocratic governments too.
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  1694. NO. Of course Google has data collection! But if you're smart you don't use REAL NAME. You can't do that on zucking zucking book! Now you can be stupid on Google too. But I train people how not to be.
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  1695. As stated in the description this video was made before the Elon meeting with Cook. However the salient points remain. A platform like Apple is capable of doing just this as described and has done it to other apps. So this is a heads up to Tim Cook to TREAD CAREFULLY.
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  1696. No comment!
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  1697. Actually yes. De-Googled phones do not have any connection with Big Tech and do not participate in this.. But the problem is not your own phone, which you can fix. But the phones of others around you.
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  1698. You still have to confirm in software
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  1699. I'm subscribed to Steve Gibson. He's nearby
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  1700. Well no need to confirm because people have just told me that IOS 15 already tracks the phone when power is off to track stolen phones. Just as I said in the video
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  1701. I was not even aware of that when I made the video...but that's how I understand how technology is misused. I think like the bad guys.
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  1702. Do not confuse a nuclear explosion on the ground with high altitude explosions. The atmosphere will block the dangerous radiation
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  1703. No time for extra right now! LOL. Lots more electronics on Extra.
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  1704. Substitute your preferred Nuclear power. I don't care.
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  1705. keyboard apps maybe something I need to address
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  1706. For backups, mechanical is better since you can overwrite the drives over and over. SSD has some write limits
    4
  1707. @luffy don't listen to the normie crowd from Reddit.
    4
  1708. that's actually an important topic and will be covered in the future
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  1709. And worst performing recent video...LOL. Maybe it's age demographic related.
    4
  1710. wha.aa..t? Background is only in the intro!
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  1711. I've forgotten the reasons to be honest. LOL. Too long ago.
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  1712. The kill switch disconnects the Modem from the USB bus and should in effect disconnect power. So it's sufficient
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  1713. The premise is to scan content BEFORE encryption
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  1714. The EU, UK, US is pushing CSAM legislation (to enable automated scanning)! You are not understanding this problem AT ALL. Signal, Protonmail, Session, Briar, Whatsapp End-to-end encryption will not matter if you scan at CLIENT SIDE!!!!!! This is an attack on all apps!
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  1715. No the answer is simple. Don't use a device with automated scanning. Like an iPhone. At the moment it is the only device that can do this. De-Googled phones will always be safe from this
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  1716. Browser cannot access IMEI. However there is something called a Worker process that continually tracks the IP address and reports that with a Google ID. Only clearing cookies will stop it. For this reason, a second phone might be the better option
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  1717. Phones receive updates like usual. We provide updates to our own OS of course. Whoever makes the OS supplies updates.
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  1718. In the US there are very few choices of this type and I can't recommend any. A de-Googled phone is the safest bet even if you just did texting
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  1719. No. Once embedded, it will do things without your knowledge or participation
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  1720. In China, phones have to be registered with the govt before they can be sold. iPhones have to run with Chinese servers. For example BraX3 is illegal in China
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  1721. For you maybe but we offer that service and we sell it already pre-done
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  1722. That's called OTG and I believe it has that support even on BraX2 but I never used it
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  1723. Depends on the bank. Major banks have no issues.
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  1724. All on the Indiegogo site
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  1725. The case has a camera cover
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  1726. Don't know specifically. It will ship with iODE OS which is a bit better in security than CalyxOS (which I also like)
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  1727. Good luck with that. Won't ever happen.
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  1728. You can but on https://braxtech.net. It's still being set up so check on it. You can also send money orders. We had problems on the initial launch but this is smoother now.
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  1729. SS7 is the voice network
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  1730. which is in Billions of devices around you
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  1731. They'll never give up their iPhones and their Zuckbook.
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  1732. many on Amazon with copper fabric inside
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  1733. I did. Darknet topic
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  1734. Absolutely not. You can be fingerprinted. Stick to my advice.
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  1735. Cool. Will investigate that
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  1736. I've changed the schedule to post same day (slightly later on Odysee)
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  1737. Zuck man. I'm trying hard for you. LOL. A Nexus 5 is $50. I will try that next.
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  1738. The secondary issue are the Wifi probes which you cannot stop since it is firmware. But this is Linux so we can fake the Mac address (can be automated). I haven't set it up yet for that.
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  1739. It does not work on a Nexus 5x. Only a Nexus 5. My device has a defective SIM card tray so I'm waiting for the replacement. I'm not able to tell you anything about telephony. On the other hand, this is a standard Android phone (that is well rated) so I don't expect any surprises.
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  1740. I think UBports is planning on supporting the Pinephone
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  1741. I'm going to admit that it wasn't the easiest thing to do on Windows. It was easier to install using a Linux computer.
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  1742. LTE can operate in any frequency, including the frequencies used by 3G. LTE is a communications protocol. That's the difference.
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  1743. zucked. Can't de-Google. I have one. Unused
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  1744. The use case is for them. They can handle more people watching more videos.
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  1745. Thank you!
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  1746. My pleasure!
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  1747. Setting your own email server is very hard yes.
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  1748. Not correct. But understand your choices
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  1749. If you don't share your contact lists but your contacts do, you're zucked anyway
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  1750. If I had to use Whatsapp (which I really won't), I would limit it to family and close friends. Not for any secret communications.
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  1751. You can make 911 calls out but it doesn't "check-in" like a normal phone. SiM card also has code in there for other programming tricks like SS7, Simjacking, etc. You take it out and a lot of that fails. And you think Apple cannot geofence? They have that data. They have a lot of data. They may not sell that data but they have it and maybe that doesn't bother you but it bothers me
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  1752. that's a fake video. LOL. But it's scary and of course could be done in real life
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  1753. QR code is a website. So yes it is possible to be tracked. But you can take precautions with permissions and such
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  1754. Good luck! We're at the mercy of powerful people
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  1755. they zucked you too I guess
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  1756. Signal strength is not latency. But yes I've seen the term Trilateration used. However even anything "tri" is incorrect since Wifi Triangulation and Tower Triangulation requires only 2 points.
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  1757. Yes. Do not use Gmail.
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  1758. I just told you the risks of those in this video. Anything importing a contact list or based on phone numbers is risky. Though at least less dangerous than Whatsapp
    4
  1759. A non-Facebook property is safer. But the issue of contact lists is valid. I prefer a platform that doesn't have one like my own app Brax.Me
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  1760. absolutely! You zucked zuck
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  1761. I wonder who....hmmmm..
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  1762. You can use NewPipe or the Browser
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  1763. it could work. I have not tried it.
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  1764. Correct. Clearing cookies stops the tracking. But remember that the only information taken is an IP address and device description. So you can even eliminate one identifier with a VPN
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  1765. There is no real privacy with a "free VPN" since those are usually proxy servers (which cache your internet activity).
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  1766. You cannot stop your real name data from leaking. that's settled. You can stop correlating other activities to your real name though
    4
  1767. LTE Ip address is shared from a pool. So only carrier knows who used it at any particular time. It is not an identifier to an outside party. The threat is DSL IP
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  1768. If it's de-Googled I think it will work. If it's a regular phone, Google can read the security chip, IMSI and IMEI so the device fingerprint is the same
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  1769. I can guarantee you that's not going to happen. Sorry.
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  1770. That's why they use biometrics. So you can't spoof. Each user has a different set of RSA certs
    4
  1771. you can install any distro you want that's for the same processor
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  1772. As I said in the video, not all Open Source is the same. The only thing that can save us is FOSS (or more specifically GPL v2.0). Brax.Me btw is licensed as GPL v2.0
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  1773. Your information is so out of date. That was very old. Since then PIA has been bought by an Eastern European company, same as Nord and others. Now since these big companies have lots of data, then they can be approached by 3 letter agencies for a price. Just hypothetically. Why would they ever then get a court case again once there is access? Great for PR and you think everything is safe. Just be cautious with the big companies is all I say.
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  1774. thank you!
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  1775. For a mode advanced setup, watch my video My Dope Home Network. It use BraxRouter as a wired gigabit VPN router and then I add other Wifis to it
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  1776. LOL. Really? Not even in messenger? Then zuck 'em
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  1777. You're not saying I should live in a cave? LOL.
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  1778. @RBR That's correct! They're just regular Android spy phones! (the new Blackberrys)
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  1779. New Blackberry's are just Android. So I have to expect the same Google wifi triangulation features in there.
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  1780. The phones I recommended are specifically checked to work with the US Carriers and their resellers that I specified. Its difficult to research but I did the work for you. These are all usable. I myself am using the Blackberry Bold in the video. I can use it on TMobile and Ting (and I'm sure on AT&T)
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  1781. It is practically impossible to do this obfuscation of DATA because the phone is clearly the confirmation point. The solution is obfuscation of IDENTITY which is solved by a de-Googled phone
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  1782. Yes. And Facebook too. Especially if you use that same number as your 2FA. That's why I have a second SIM card
    4
  1783. huh? Wifi scanning is passive. RECEIVE ONLY. The data is sent through the internet in whatever way. If you turn off your Wifi connection it will use cell data. There is no switch to turn Wifi scanning off. Airplane mode is to prevent you from CONNECTING to a Wifi network. This is why some companies have resorted to hardware switches to turn off power to Wifi (Linux phones like Pinephone)
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  1784. This is not full analysis. Meta data will still exist.
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  1785. Last year, Signal could be the SMS app so all you had to do was change SMS app and there was no different interface. Sadly, in a very dumb move, Signal took that away. So the resistance today would be more than it was at the time. However, my family continues to use signal and actually uses it more with others, not just with family.
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  1786. another future video will discuss this
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  1787. brax.me is not a store. It is a social media app. Inside it, there's a store.
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  1788. We have more power with pseudo-anonymity because we can control them but they can't control us. If they know you, they can blast you with fake info
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  1789. ok. Nonsensical response to me. But whatever.
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  1790. It is called a zucking JUMP CUT. MADE TO CUT THE VIDEO ZUCKING SHORT. TAKES AWAY SPACE
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  1791. You're back to disrupt again I see. I remember your name. Constantly injecting politics! Why don't you react to the real message with the specific entity in this video? Be legit for a change
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  1792. Windows is spying. That's a given. Defender is not likely the way they would spy
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  1793. I understand that's what you're taught. But yet I can beat the antivirus. In a corporate environment you will use that. But for my home, I'd rather not have such a device with incredibly bad privacy implications and questionable ability to stop stuff. You may be willing to have a fake root certificate owned by your employer. I do not want a fake root certificate on my computer.
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  1794. I don't root my-Degoogled phones
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  1795. Yes but you can turn that off. On a Google phone, you can't.
    4
  1796. You're right. Few people use them and the functionality of all are just webapps. No Kindle. Music is Cloud Music (Free). Navigation is uNav. My App Brax.Me is on there
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  1797. But at least I have the pinephone and play with it constantly.
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  1798. The smartphone hotspot can be hacked. Also it's slower than an M1. It's one of the possibilities though. You just have to understand the risks on that hotspot phone (i.e. do not use it for anything)
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  1799. no
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  1800. Extremely. Then basically you cannot remove the sim card. No zucking e-SIMS
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  1801. What you have is fine. I used this one in the video because it has an ethernet port and is faster.
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  1802. Yes. Very similar. I'm just waiting for Pinephone OS stability. Pinephone would be a substitute for a Netgear M1. However, it will not be as fast because the modem is an older design.
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  1803. It will be more secure of course. Though slower.
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  1804. Yes! though you can use it in TOR mode which is free forever.
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  1805. But it doesn't get traction with existing subscribers so that means YT doesn't share it to non-subscribers. Rock and a hard place.
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  1806. I have inside information that they're definitely working on that. Or it's already in place. Probably to do Neilsens ratings without an Internet.
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  1807. What are you talking about? No one is dependent on my servers. Oh I see, you want everyone to install pfSense. If that's what you want to do, then that's fine too. This video is for people who ask me about BraxRouter. If you're not interested then it is not for you
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  1808. You add a switch as shown in the video, then you can have tons of ports.
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  1809. shouldn't matter. A network is a network
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  1810. I can't even refer to that in the video directly. YT demonetized me last time
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  1811. Whaaaa...tt???? "Privacy, Security" with Apple over Microsoft?????? Yes I understand the productivity part depending on what you do. But definitely you are doing the mixing incorrectly there. I can remove all the spyware from Microsoft Windows and it doesn't spy on my location 24/7.
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  1812. Even I have to use Apple devices at times. Since location tracking is one of the worst characteristics of an apple device, iPads and Macs that do not move will have no new data to capture
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  1813. If you're one person, you can do manual backups. But nothing beats unattended automatic backups. Nothing to remember. Set it up once and forget. And very important when you have family devices, not just your own.
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  1814. Yes. In fact in this example, the photos are duplicated on two different computers
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  1815. What am I selling here?
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  1816. The phone either has to be a de-Googled phone or a Linux phone
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  1817. I found that Lastpass was the easiest to use but don't like that it is a cloud app. But that's me. It could be convenient for most.
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  1818. I'm sure your friends aren't going to use a fake name on you. LOL. But I suppose it could be a nickname
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  1819. no
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  1820. there's a 4G version with another sea creature name. Can't remember. So Stingray is generic as an IMSI catcher
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  1821. I put a link to the one I'm using and showed in a live stream. Appears to work. Copper mesh fabric and folded over so there are no open seams
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  1822. I don't sell it anymore unfortunately....:)
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  1823. I wonder why. It seems to be going viral
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  1824. even better
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  1825. which is why I don't do a Pixel 2. 50% of Pixels cannot be OEM unlocked
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  1826. Apparently this person didn't even watch it. De-Googled = No GOOGLE
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  1827.  @themedleb  I'm saying it is possible to fingerprint with containers. They just have to modify the fingerprint logic. Did you watch my video Web Browser Threat Test? You can test my fingerprint logic against it.
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  1828. But fingerprinting can tell what websites you visit. And it doesn't even need cookies. So using my technique I call Browser Isolation is a much better way.
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  1829. ask me tonight. Answers depend on threats
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  1830. You will get zucked then! LOL. Good to see you again my friend.. Hope you're enjoying Hawaii
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  1831. I'm on Everygreen - March 31st "START"
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  1832. Thank you!
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  1833. Pinephone has switches and close to the same CPU as a Librem 5.
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  1834. If you go to the Sailfish site, you can choose whether to buy the Android integration or not. But what is included is just Davlik. That won't have telemetry by itself. It would be built into the android apps typically. So it would not be dangerous to run a Davlik equipped Sailfish if no Android app is running. There would be no Google Play store so that's a big chunk of the telemetry. But you are limited to Sony Xperias with Sailfish. I don't know how advanced their work on a pinephone is.
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  1835. My service does not support international calling. It is PSTN US and Canada only. However sip to sip calling works anywhere.
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  1836. You will not use the PSTN at all so who knows this virtual number? It's an extension. I have no KYC
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  1837. Good point. I always change that default to show extensions and hidden files
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  1838. but what is the purpose? Can't stop zero days.
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  1839. I truly avoid attachments I don't understand. Truly. However, if you're regularly receiving these, then you can use a virtual machine. So if that gets infected, you just reprovision the VM.
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  1840. I have many servers on rotation at each location. We just don't overload servers (which raises costs). Since we don't log, we don't even know who's who anyway.
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  1841. flaky company
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  1842. In most cases, you will survive with DC because your portable electronics are all DC. All phones, computers are the same. Powered by DC using USB or various adapters to 12 volts. And you can charge car batteries with it as well. For lighting, you use DC Led lights
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  1843. Do you want my YT account blocked? LOL.
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  1844. I do browser isolation on a computer. I have no Youtube app on the phone. I have NewPipe if needed
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  1845. No
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  1846. NEXT video! LOL. People complain how my videos are too long
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  1847. Not necessarily - Certainly not the Googled one
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  1848. Why a phone? get a camera!
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  1849. That is correct. At least they're good at that. So if you keep your naked pics on the phone that could be important to you. I don't put any data on my phone. I care more about the data that leaks out while I use it. That's the difference between cybersecurity vs. privacy (which is another video)
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  1850. Personally, I disagree. I felt like was getting hit by something. Very mild. I felt maybe 95% well. The carrier had zero symptoms. 100% well. Omicron viral load is different they say.
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  1851. I already said that in the video. CP4 and ICD10, HIE database. BUT when you zucking show your QR code a CENTRAL DATABASE can record locations, presence, who you're with time stamp, ON AND ON. Of course they know my vaxx status. But not surveillance of my movements.
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  1852. My point in this video is to use only data that is "official and approved", and yet still show the logic to be completely misguided.
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  1853. I'm not sure population density is all that obvious here because people are mobile. If you look at the case map, it's higher within some communities. Not explainable by simple things as density. But in terms of simple policies, it seems to me that restaurant restrictions have nothing to do with anything. There is no "difference" in types of restaurants or physical setup of restaurants in LA vs orange county. Meaning, the restrictions have nothing to do with preventing spread. It's especially meaningless when many of the cases are occurring with mostly vaccinated people. Makes sense since 70% of the population are vaccinated so statistically more likely as a percentage. Omicron does not care if you're vaccinated based on testing of positivity
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  1854. Correction noted on description
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  1855. How would Zoom fit into the category of E2EE Open source? (Neither of which apply). There's a video on the dangers of Zoom
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  1856. That has no group E2EE
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  1857. Are you serious? How does IRC fit the criteria of E2EE?
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  1858. Exactly.
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  1859. Brax.Me is not really an instant messenger nor does it have true E2EE. It's more of a no-Identity social media
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  1860. Didn't you watch the video? Threema collects CONTACT LISTS on a central server
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  1861. Right now we are selling De-Googled Pixels. BraX2 is sold out. A new model is not yet available.
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  1862. De-Googled phones do not allow Google to see the IMEI
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  1863. It will be worse than communism. Someone (the AI) will always be there to tell you what to do to conform.
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  1864. You are the proof that it takes deep understanding of what's going on to appreciate how scary this is. Thank you
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  1865. Fingerprinting and Mac Address harvesting to name a couple which identifies you anywhere on the Internet
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  1866. Friend, the option is VPN or be completely identified. Doing nothing is egregious. You might as well carry a placard everywhere you go on the internet. Mixing yourself up in a VPN may not be a perfect solution for you but I run my own VPN with no logs. I certainly trust myself to use it as do many customers. But you can limit the tracking to your carrier by sticking to LTE data. At least the IP address changes constantly. Carrier will act like your VPN then. Since you already know they actively sell your data and know where you live, not sure how that's better.
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  1867. IMEI modification is a federal offense. Probably 20 years in prison. In general IMEI is not collected individually. It identifies batches of phones. IMEI is stored only in a blacklist database for stolen phones. In the video, I've only identified certain threats I'm concerned with. This was not a priority threat for this particular purpose.
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  1868.  Gray Man  @robbraxman on Brax.Me
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  1869. @David Roy Newby I'd consider Volta. I have not tried it yet.
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  1870. Yes.
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  1871. No. There's a full detailed discussion of that in the Advanced Playlist
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  1872. Avoid extensions
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  1873. You have to go back in there and delete all your content first.
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  1874. It is grave.
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  1875. Scary reality of the future
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  1876. anything is possible. But at least LetsEncrypt will not be a source of fake certs.
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  1877. TOR is for hiding the source of the traffic. If there's a man in the middle, the traffic will leave the TOR exit node exposed with no encryption. We still would not know the source but a government can read the content as if HTTPS did not exist. But if you understand the video, this really depends on the certificate of the site you're visiting.
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  1878. You are understanding. But let me complete the story. Doesn't have to be opposing. If the govt backed certificate is for an unrelated website then obviously there's a man in the middle. If you see a Google certificate for a non-Google site, same thing. Microsoft cert for a non microsoft site, and so on. Mass surveillance doesn't require opposition it's just general collection of everyone's data.
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  1879. I gave the history in the video. It was founded by the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
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  1880. It is not necessary to always control DNS but this video discusses that with a Kazakhtsan example. I will actually focus on that further in a future video.
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  1881. This is a feature with iPhones. They operate as an Airtag when turned off
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  1882. They have done that since forever.
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  1883. Thanks for dropping by!
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  1884. I heard that on 2M! And as much as I'm all for Morse Code (which is so important for QRP), I'm behind on that. I can only do it with cheating. But I will get there. In the meantime check out this new Packet Radio https://hackaday.io/project/164092-npr-new-packet-radio. Ethernet bridge. Interesting! (would bore the Ham I was talking to but interesting to me). Thanks for coming by and 73!
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  1885. Yes sir. There are no wrong answers. We have to decide for ourselves where we fit in the security/privacy spectrum. As a Youtuber, I do typical Youtubee things like edit videos, live stream, make notes, write memos, and upload videos. I cannot do these with the Tails/Qubes/Whonix solutions even though I'm privacy minded. But obviously Snowden has to do it since his life depends on it. Yet we all need privacy. So we have to do something. Just not as hardcore.
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  1886. So nice of you
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  1887. Thank You Ken! You're awesome!
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  1888. You are so kind!
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  1889. AI will assume you have something to hide. You're zucked
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  1890. That is true, which is why the FIDO passkey standard is open source
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  1891. Much as this may be interesting, as it relates to the FIDO 2 Passkey standard, it's nothing more than a convenience. The standard doesn't even really require a biometric. You could theoretically use patterns, or a hardware key. Anyway, I will explain in a different way in tomorrow's live stream
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  1892. Server side, Linux is what will make you money more easily yes
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  1893. Make sure you understand what I'm saying though. Knowing Windows means knowing registry entries, knowing how to tweak things via the registry, knowing where all the various hidden things are like device manager, disk manager, active directory, domain management, and so on. Knowing how to make BAT file and command line. This takes more intensive learning. I can't imagine being a cybersecurity pro and knowing Linux only for example
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  1894. LOL. True.
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  1895. I have not set up any Onyx account, nor any Google accounts. The device has no identity for device fingerprinting.
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  1896. cool. I'll try different browsers
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  1897. very cool you did that!
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  1898. Glad you enjoy!
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  1899. All computers have firewalls activated so it may not be so interesting
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  1900. Sometimes you have issues with an all in one with configuration. It depends on how they set it up. I feel we have more control over the device if you buy the wifi separately.
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  1901. I agree that this kind of content is sparse!
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  1902. All you need is to make sure you have a Spectrum MODEM ONLY. Return the MODEM/ROUTER. Get your own Wifi routers
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  1903. All VPN's of course will be slower than direct. But in real use, you won't really notice.
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  1904. Same with iCloud and all have facial recognition done
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  1905. Email is bad. Assume someone has read it. But that is life.
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  1906. That's what the browser isolation strategy is for. Disinformation. But what I'm saying here is that if you're not aware of the fingerprinting threat, you can make a mistake. Like people telling me about VPN's not changing location on Youtube
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  1907. In general browser extensions pose other dangers because they see what you're doing. So it's not my favorite tool to use. But you are free to choose what you want to do
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  1908. Do we really know everything that's going on? I don't like putting on a tinfoil hat. But I always wait for some proof or least some clue before I bring it up.
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  1909. Please cite the part 97 rule that supports your argument. This is my channel. Not an FCC licensed band. I make my own rules. Instead of wasting your energy policing law abiding people, go hang out in the 80 meter band and report all the racists and foul speaking operators who break the rules everyday. I have no interest in belonging to the type of group you describe.
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  1910. LOL. Didn't you see my brand new HF radio? QRP only. Maybe I'll reach the midwest via CW. Oh, and preppers don't announce their call signs....
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  1911. As I said in the video, throwaway phone numbers from Ting.com
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  1912. It's good.
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  1913. They all have the same fingerprint. I already tested that. Look at the video Browser Threat Test
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  1914. There's another related video to this. Newer and with more data. Web Browser Threat Test
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  1915. I use DuckDuckGo browser on my de-Googled phones. But I really recommend multiple browsers
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  1916. Zuck 'em. LOL. I Googled the term some years back and it didn't come out
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  1917. As I said, I came up with the term on my own. Other people have taken the definition and made their own version BUT I WAS ZUCKING FIRST
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  1918. You will find that the important ones we need to get accepted are accepted. The ones where it is not makes you wonder why you should be at those organizations. The two biggies that accept it are Google and Amazon. That alone is reason enough.
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  1919. That's the advantage of using an existing blockchain like Ethereum which already handles contracts today.
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  1920. In the 5ghz range we use only ham frequencies. In the 2.4ghz range we share with consumer (part 15) devices
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  1921. GCHQ is a duplicate. Same thing. In fact all the 5 eyes
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  1922. I never did see this earlier comment. Someone just unsubscribed with a new comment. But as expected people's eyes are so clouded by politics when I gave examples that this crosses over politics
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  1923. It is ironic but apparently Nixon did not know that
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  1924. What I've implied is that this is worked into the system and not even tied directly to who's elected or appointed. It's baked into the long term employees of government. But specifically, I don't want you to miss my point, I'm talking about the intelligence community
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  1925. It depends on the run. You could ask it specifics about the flowers. In one run it said blue wildflowers. You could ask it multiple times without reuploading the image
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  1926. Thanks I think you're on target with what I'm trying to accomplish.
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  1927. Google knows you didn't just look at cat videos. They told me
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  1928. Fortunately, Biometrics is not required. Just whatever way you normally unlock your device. But on a computer fingerprint may be the only alternative
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  1929. Thanks Tom. They're hard to do since I actually have to spend time making physical things! But the results are fun.
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  1930. I pretty much have a standard PI that has everything that's needed. But let me keep testing it first. There's still some tweaks I'd like to make
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  1931. What the heck are you talking about? That's not even the video topic!
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  1932. This is great feedback. It's a risk for me so I needed some reaction. Thank you
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  1933. appreciate it. I'm interested to know what you all think since this is a new direction
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  1934. I'm soft? In any case, I like The Hated One. Good guy. I wish him well.
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  1935. go to brax.me and sign up. The store is on the social media site.
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  1936. If I have time. For example you could use old de-Googled phones for this. Ones without SIM cards.
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  1937. The NPU chip itself is not the issue. It's the OS loading neural models.
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  1938. And I'm supposed to be a conspiracy theorist. LOL. No theory here!
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  1939. If you watched the video, the encryption is not broken. This is keylogging and AI watching your screen before encryption happens
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  1940. At the moment, the rotation switch does a manual rotation. No sensor use yet.
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  1941. It is essential. However, I wouldn't download TOR software without some sort of VPN so you don't get flagged
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  1942. Glad it was helpful!
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  1943. Sorry. That style is called a jump cut on YT. It ensures there is no dead space and makes the video tighter. It's a common modern style of video. It's needed because there is no patience here.
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  1944. appreciate that my friend
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  1945. Yes, they announced that together with facial recognition. But most people are too stupid
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  1946. Here's an example USB GPIO https://amzn.to/3ICwEns
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  1947. A lot more stuff is written for the X86!
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  1948. Lucky you
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  1949. Thanks for supporting and see you Friday!
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  1950. It's Bach and it's copyright free! LOL
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  1951. I could make a video about each violation by Zuck everyday. But no one watches my FB rants. No one cares.
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  1952. The only privacy choice for the typical consumer is a de-Googled phone
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  1953. You have no ability to restrict Google code
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  1954. I don't think I've actually gone in super detail on the Secure Enclave. There's a hack for it as well but extremely risky. You could lose the data you're trying to capture. But at least the proof of concept showed it can be done (by accessing RAM)
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  1955. Then why are you on Youtube? That's how they do that.
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  1956. This is an advanced topic. So you start with my beginner videos first
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  1957. You're talking about bots and bots can be identified. That should be the proper target. Not real individuals. Bots are used for "amplification".
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  1958. Randomized Macs are just for the RF side. The OS always knows the real MAC
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  1959. But the EU was the one who wanted to implement client side scanning (to "protect our children from CSAM"). Yes the laws didn't pass (yet). Remember it's about who controls the AI. Not that there's AI.
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  1960. OK. Challenge for you genius: turn off location tracking. NOW DO IT! Can you turn off the AI?
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  1961. I made a career of being anti-Google. But you're all telling me Apple is better. So I'm telling you that's a crock
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  1962. You sound really stupid with that statement. So if you have no problem with what I said here then say so. Calling me paranoid makes it so you don't have to find an argument
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  1963. Please do not insult me. Watch my other videos to see if I say something good about Google, or Microsoft
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  1964. Please watch the VPN video (last 2 videos)
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  1965. Oh I see. medianalysisd does not exist. Please don't make stupid comments. Look at the mediaanalysisd running on your Mac. This is NOT A SECRET. Cybersecurity people know it is there.
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  1966. It is clear you didn't even watch the video so DON'T SPEW NONSENSE here. You're the one spreading misinformation. 90% of the video just lays out what is in the actual phone and in Apple's documentation! Go away
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  1967. You are correct. However, their capability is way above just OCSP.
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  1968. I'm very healthy! Thank you!
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  1969. The command starts out with a silent text.
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  1970. always tell me what subject matter you want to see! Thank you
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  1971. Remote Access Trojans has nothing to do with 'Remote Access App" on Windows. A RAT is any unknown app watching your device. Someone used to sell these apps for $49. Then now they rent them to bad players.
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  1972. You still should get rid of your antivirus. And use this instead
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  1973. Easy enough to verify. A security researcher could run it through a router in between.
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  1974. Just be careful. I explain AI deeply in the last video of this series. If you act like this is not important or not a threat then you will be blindsided. AI is not probability or bayesian logic. There's actually something deeper going on
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  1975. Speak ACCURATELY. Tor Browser vs Tor Routing? Which is repeatedly explained
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  1976. I have several videos on Facebook TOS, Whatsapp, and all talk about the same TOS. No one watched them in the past
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  1977. Not too much of a mystery. You have phone numbers used for 2FA. They know what you think. They have your phone numbers
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  1978. I put favorites in the favorites bar to remind me. For example, I have a youtube bookmark in Chrome,
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  1979. Watch my newer videos on De-Googled phones. Those are good options for the normal non-techie. Most things will work
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  1980. Exactly. And of course iCloud and accessories.
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  1981. Hey Steve. I am subscribed to TLG so no problem there and he watches my videos too. I understand your price concern and I applaud you for thinking of a laptop instead. Now could you switch to using a laptop and not using a phone? If so then most the backdoor security concerns are reduced since most of the spying occurs on the phone. Now here's the part that you got wrong. I have Root on my desktop. I would like to have Root on my phones too. A Linux phone is the same as a desktop. There are many things that occur on your phone that you cannot control and spy on you constantly. You cannot write any code to stop them but you can control SOME if you have root control. And worse, there is firmware that spies on us. The spy code is embedded in the hardware. For example the Wifi tirangulation is embedded in the Broadcom chip on an iPhone. So this is becoming awfully complex. By not having root control, you're saying you trust Google. Google spies on you and shares your data with 3 letter agencies. I believe the program is called Muscular.
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  1982. I have some sort of an alternative! I'm getting it next week and we'll see if there's time to make a video.
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  1983. I've debated this and answered this a million times already so you can read my responses below. Your idea of a filesystem and mine just doesn't match. But as an Android developer, please understand that I'm not stupid. Thank you.
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  1984. Browser fingerprinting is over a decade old. And is the least important now in all of this
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  1985. Well obviously Linux
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  1986. I didn't research the methodology but likely it's fine. Same meta data risks as Signal though
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  1987. The main threat is mass surveillance. That may not be a concern for most. Just want to make that clear.
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  1988. There's a little debate on this on the AREDN site. But in my case, I'm doing ssh locally
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  1989. It depends on your interest. The other frequencies are for HF. But if you're normally on VHF then it doesn't matter. On the other hand I experiment with radio frequencies in general (not for QSL) so it was advantageous to be General. Not sure if Extra is necessary other than for street creds for me
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  1990. I didn't really think about this and in hindsight I realized that the Ubiquity is on a boat and it can go 10 feet up and down from the tides. The variations may be from the big changes in height.
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  1991. At least this is just a network so you don't need special skills to use this. Especially VOIP. I'll just attach a regular phone to it
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  1992. Actually it will affect the used car market since EV's and Teslas can be bought used.
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  1993. I get flack because of focus on current politics here in the US but people like you and me, we know how it really felt. Thank you
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  1994. But it can be opensourced (Coreboot) so at least there's a solution. However yes, it's a good point
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  1995. Same to you!
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  1996. No. As the video explained. However, you can temporarily disable the blobs when you set the kill switch. Closest thing we can do.
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  1997. Hide with one identity and stay and fight with another identity
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  1998. CALEA is just computer access over the Internet now. Instant.
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  1999. Sorry to hear. But I'm sure it's only short term. Good luck to you!
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  2000. Google allows 2FA via Google App which is installed on my iPhone X. No phone number necessary
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  2001. If it's an iphone it's sending LOTS of data when it's off. It turns into an airtag!
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  2002. LOL. Good job!
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  2003. Would be nice. Maybe someone will partner with me that does that already
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  2004. It's a staging prop. LOL
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  2005. No. But this video is about text messaging. I have separate videos on video calling/streaming
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  2006. We have a solution for Mint/Cricket/etc. We can now make it work for everyone. You just need to tell us in advance of the shipping
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  2007. There are different threats. Yes, it's practically impossible to defend yourself against 3 letter agencies. But you can stop the private companies.
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  2008. Depends on the bank I suppose
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  2009. Didn't mean to come out snarky my friend. I just want to make sure other readers don't take it out of context. The video focuses on the Snitch "Mesh" network. Other Youtubers focused on the stalking. I think the bigger threat is to people who don't use this thing but have an iphone
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  2010. And it wouldn't take rocket science to disconnect the speaker before planting it
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  2011. Because your friend believed the marketing...
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  2012. You need to understand how computers work. If you can see the content, THEN THE OS CAN SEE THE CONTENT. It can be read PRE-ENCRYPTION. This is how Apple implements this.
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  2013. VPN encrypts in transit. What I'm talking about is content scanning in a static state while your device is in use. Your data is not transiting so none of the encryption protocols are running. So it has nothing to do with their ability to scan. If you can see in on the device, the OS can see it as well. Thus if the OS cannot be trusted, then you are zucked.
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  2014. Signal, Session, etc are voicing strong opposition to these proposed laws. You need to back them all up and speak against these proposed laws.
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  2015. I have a video on AREDN Mesh which is a HAM Radio mesh network I have set up for myself. Remember that for this use, it cannot be encrypted. However, because you're not on the Internet, someone would have to put receivers in local areas to track this. This could be useful for a local community to actually override the Internet completely. Look for that video under the Prepper Communications playlist
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  2016.  @fuerLutzi  You inspired me to make a new video about this. Coming next
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  2017. You're just a little too fast for me. LOL. It's there now
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  2018. Hypocritical? I you're a Cybersecurity person you have to be skilled in all platforms. And Adobe Premiere Pro is Windows only. All other options are not suitable. Don't worry, I have tons of servers and they're all Linux
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  2019. Yes I talked about that in my Nextcloud video. However, Jitsi cannot be beat for simplicity.
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  2020. And back in the day, the news just stated what happened. They left opinions out of the 'news' section. That is not today's news reporting.
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  2021. That's very fair. In which case, I would announce that restaurant so those who support them go there and those who don't avoid them. Market decides. But in this case, it's a City Law. So not the restaurant's desire or fault. I talked to some restaurant owners and they don't like this.
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  2022. I don't get it. Sorry. We need to get vaccinated because those who are vaccinated might get sick from those who are unvaxxed...We need to protect the vaccinated in restaurants because they might get sick from the unvaxxed. You mean the vaccine doesn't work? Hmmm
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  2023. good bye.
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  2024. Mac address is used. I believe it is the basis for contact tracing that they added during COVID. It uses Bluetooth mac addresses. Wifi Mac addresses are publicly changed during connection (though the internal Mac address does not change)
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  2025. Yes some models are sold out but my store has them
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  2026. Depends on the threat model. I specifically said Geolocation (Jan 6 example). 1 mile square would not subject you to that. Of course De-Googled phones can disable the SIM card and you can remove the SIM card.
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  2027. You make things up? Go watch my geolocation videos. Repeating for the nth time, cell triangulation is a rough location.
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  2028. Can't do that on phones. The whole design of phones is wireless and portable.
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  2029. I have several videos on a Virtual Phone starting last March. I think there are 3. Watch those
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  2030. of course.
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  2031. These kinds of statements show the lack of information. General location is not sufficient for geolocation
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  2032. Try Braxmail! and it comes with webmail.
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  2033. There are other things you need to do to make laptop traffic safe. Fortunately, not hard.
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  2034. You cannot do that. Many videos on it. OS has to be replaced
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  2035. That's an opinion. In theory you don't get arrested in the US if you post them in a lamp post
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  2036. No problem. For example if you removed Aurora after downloads, it would be fine. But you would need it to update the apps
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  2037. That is so zucked up Jack. They chose to allow MVNO's. And the employees complain? They should blame their boss. In any case it just goes to show that the right hand does not know what the left is doing
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  2038. subscribe to me on Rumble. Thank you!
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  2039. There are things you will learn to elucidate the correct response from a model. This becomes a skillset over time. It is referred to under the complex name of Prompt Engineering. But really it's just knowing how to tweak or trick the AI to respond the way you want.
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  2040. No. You can still be fingerprinted. Follow what I say
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  2041. Zuck yeah!
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  2042. Thanks buddy!
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  2043. Tomorrow's Live stream topic
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  2044. Security researchers can detect if some OEM apps are doing anything untoward if there's access to the apps. But some OEMs make this impossible by locking the OS (Huawei)
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  2045. They can pick up info even from other devices by matching up fingerprints. It's not necessarily the mic
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  2046. S/V Brax, LOL
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  2047. LOL. It is not a motor home nor a van
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  2048. Excellent!
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  2049. You can't just de-Google any phone. Some volunteer has to figure it out and share it on LineageOS. And it takes weeks to learn to do a new phone. So I just provide a service for specific phones (mostly Pixels right now)
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  2050. LOL. But no one is clicking on it!
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  2051. some are US compatible and EU compatible and you don't want any letter after the 5
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  2052. It's probably more practical to use a Linux phone or de-Googled phone because old phones don't work on many networks. Only TMobile has 3G now.
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  2053. a de-Googled phone has no identity so limited data to extract
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  2054. They could be fine (no-GAPPS of course) but unofficial means bugs, that's all
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  2055. Nothing can do it
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  2056. Welcome aboard!
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  2057. I know that. But there are multiple parts to Wifi scanning. So it is unknown what is disabled.
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  2058. Probably not the source of issues. No identity to it. I'd worry about the phone
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  2059. No. It's attaching a real identity to your phone. Watch the Device Fingerprinting video
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  2060. Yeah it's open source so saying it's proprietary is not meaningful anyway. Its only purpose is to install Ubports.
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  2061. Modern RFID's are not electromagnetic. They are RF based. You're talking decades back here
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  2062. Your comment is appreciated! Always looking for suggestions to improve!
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  2063. You don't have to keep it in incognito forever. You shield the transfer and then in theory you can transfer it elsewhere. Kind of like you tumble in Shapeshift back in the old days. The point is to make the trace cold.
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  2064. In order of priority, first get it from Fdroid. If it's not there then you go to Aurora and have Micro-G running.
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  2065. Not really. It can't go through your home router NAT
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  2066. I'm familiar with the Pine64.org project (Pinephone) where the phone and CPU are open source. However the baseband modem is always a black box and they isolate it separately via a USB link because it is of course quite proprietary. Nowadays, patents prevent complete integration of open source.
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  2067. I have another video coming that will get into how to actually execute the scanning.
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  2068. I have a Steam Deck. That's gaming on Linux. I do a lot of writing as a content creator. Unless I'm some professional publisher, not sure what Office features I'm supposed to be missing since I've used Libreoffice. Nothing even in my business. In a big corporation though, they provide you their computers. So we can keep life separate.
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  2069. Watch my newer video 'Can you be Deanonymized on TOR'?
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  2070. Thanks man. Will be better at video 100
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  2071. apparently not
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  2072. Ray Kurzweil, the one who wrote about this AI (Singularity), now works for Google. The Singularity (when computers become smarter than people) is predicted to occur in 20 years or so. In the meantime, machine learning is capable of very specific tasks that relate to tracking you. Like facial recognition. So if you think this is behind the times, you better research the Pre-crime database of Palantir (hired by Los Angeles Police Dept among others)
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  2073. Since we apparently don't have as many security CCTV's as the UK, the government is promoting the installation of Ring Door cameras which is a built in surveillance network for the government. Courtesy of Amazon. So what the US lacks in outright surveillance vs the UK, private enterprise is more than happy to provide.
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  2074. Device fingerprinting via browser is not yet a big thing. And may not be possible later.
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  2075. never ever put your real birthdate
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  2076. Google requires a hardware backup key. But given that they will get a device fingerprint, I would say, zuck this solution for Google accounts. Why not allow use on a computer? A-holes
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  2077. I zucked up
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  2078. please be smarter than that
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  2079. What makes e-sim better? I presume then that the code will have to be uploaded on carrier sign up?
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  2080. unfortunately, you are correct.
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  2081. You are thinking correctly! I'm using a Nexus 5 with Ubuntu touch myself
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  2082. as the video mentions, all cell basebands can be spied on. And you can be spied on over the network. So it depends on your assessment of your risk. Only a kill switch can overcome this particular risk (and only at moments when the switch is off)
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  2083. Absolutely for every thing I say. But that's for future videos
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  2084. He said that 3-letter agencies don't do mass surveillance. He lied. basically he did political speak that says, yes they collect all the data. But as long as they don't look at it, then they're not surveilling. Zucking lie
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  2085. My point in exposing this is that some parties claim they know everything about their OS and guarantee its security and claiming others are not as secure. And the truth is that they only understand the AP.. But you already know this
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  2086. Change from Google Voice to a VOIP provider like Viber.
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  2087. An RFID is similar
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  2088. It's a smart card. Not a CPU. So it still requires some interface to a CPU. It is a logic board
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  2089. Hahaha! But as I said in the video, it is 12nm tech. You got a soldering gun for that? LOL
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  2090. illegal? It's your device. Why would it be illegal? Or maybe we're in a new world now. We buy devices and it's not really ours. However the real problem is that there's no custom rom for new tablets.
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  2091. they share RAM but they both have their own storage. Like the Baseband has something akin to FPGA (ROM space) FPGA is Field Programmable Gate Array. I don't believe it uses that technology but same function.
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  2092. Then let's make it clear. An SOC is a full CPU. The two independent CPU's are the AP and the MP. The AP runs other SOC's like the Wifi/Bluetooth/GPS module. That's under the control of the AP.
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  2093. I wouldn't want to replace Big-Tech spying with CCP spying so no thanks
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  2094. You can buy for the EU. Store is not open yet but will be. It will be shipped from the EU. The problem with Germany is that your customs people confiscated several phones we sent and DESTROYED THEM. They did not return them! Reason: They have lithium batteries. Can't say these people have brains. DUH! It's a phone! They have ones in their pockets with Lithium batteries! This is after it was already shipped via Air to Germany from the US
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  2095. I have many videos that agree with what you say. However, that's a different threat to be honest. I'm only focusing first on Privacy
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  2096. Yes. Based on AOSP (that is the premise of this video)
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  2097. Probably not. Depends on what frequency is being used. I don't know enough to say exactly
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  2098. It's not an issue for non-Google 2FA. It is specifically a Big Tech issue
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  2099. We'll have to try that
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  2100. Hacker Kevin Mitnick was jailed for manipulating those in the firmware. I don't know what specific law applied. It could be generically stated. It was in Kevin Mitnick's book
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  2101. APK's need permission to access system level identifiers. Usually only Google and Carrier apps have that kind of access.
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  2102. It's called Browser Fingerprinting. Watch my video on Browser Isolation
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  2103. De-Googled phones don't have that BLE broadcast as far as I know. That was for Contact tracing
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  2104. Yes that is the problem.
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  2105. Come to https://brax.me
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  2106. Journalists are particular targets of the Pegasus attack
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  2107. Free to spy on you yes
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  2108. Watch the prior video 2FA
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  2109. not me
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  2110. Price. Features. SMS for example. Flexiblity of devices (we can use any, not just some Ooma device). AND NO KYC!!!!!!!
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  2111. Same apps, same hardware but you subscribe to those expensive plans I mentioned like Ring Central, Nextiva, Grasshopper, Vonage and so forth
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  2112. I'm sure it's fine. But I don't have one to comment
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  2113. Watch my de-googled videos
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  2114. I do not have time to answer private messages. You can ask on Brax.Me where there are many people in the community
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  2115. There are other identifiers in a photo. So best to scrub for the bad social media (like zucking zuckbook)
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  2116. Phosh is already running on a Pinephone yes
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  2117. You have such great detail in your videos my friend. And you can do the same with mine as well!
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  2118. LOL. Those are 'monitor' speakers
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  2119. It is my understanding that Pinephones ship from China to all places. I don't know if the Librem 5's are shipped to the US first and then forwarded.
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  2120. There is no longer any new phone made with CDMA. The new phones use LTE. You just have to match frequencies.
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  2121. what a sales pitch! OMG this iPhone is so great I love the spying! Bring it! Spying is no big deal if I can reach satellites!
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  2122. I share all if I can
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  2123. In the USA I no longer have any device that can use Ubuntu Touch other than a Pinephone which is not quite ready yet. So there's not much of a choice right now.
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  2124. No Samsungs...sorry
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  2125. You cannot de-Google a Samsung (USA) because they are carrier locked. This is discussed in the video
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  2126. For Turn by Turn navigation, Waze still works! (though it requires a trick)
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  2127. paypal works fine
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  2128. That's actually good. EXCEPT: They're charging you extra!
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  2129. No I'm not missing anything. You're talking about equipment. The carriers own the frequencies. Just because they lease equipment doesn't mean they're a carrier. Can't be a carrier without frequencies
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  2130. There's the big lie right there. NO ONE is required to be on 5G! I would avoid 5G at all costs personally
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  2131. We just want consistent service. They want you to spend more money.
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  2132. If you're in the US, they will claim that your 4G phone is no longer compatible and you need to buy a new one so you can pay for 5G. 4G will last for a LONG time in reality
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  2133. Really? That's what was recommeded?
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  2134. Fake 5G only works in metro areas
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  2135. GSM/CDMA/UMTS are no longer existing protocols
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  2136. I never call it that LOL. I don't think the average person knows Tilde!
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  2137. You can't do what is needed without the command line as I already said here. The last item, installing a VPN, that you can do without a command line. But the rest -- no.
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  2138. Happy to say that Microsoft is a failure at spying. It wants to. But every attempt fails. LOL So everything is half hearted
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  2139. There will be degradation because of water content
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  2140. How do I do a graphic on a technical subject? Mesh network. What would be a recognized graphic for that? Anyway that's the challenge in my field. It's difficult to think of a graphical explanation for some of this
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  2141. ...which as I demonstrated have already destroyed our trust in certain cases
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  2142. That's for virus sampling I believe. You can leave it on
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  2143. I used Windows 11 to edit this video. No issues
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  2144. So far very stable for me.
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  2145. Absolutely true. The "privacy" company Apple is the biggest spy of all. Microsoft tried to be a spy but they probably realized they're not good at it.
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  2146. Really? What do you know?
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  2147. I didn't have a Home version but I already said you can disassociate a Microsoft ID even after the fact.
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  2148. any
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  2149. I don't see these as "real" threats in relation to a relationship map. They do not have the infrastructure of a big tech company. Ignore the small fry
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  2150. I wish it is so nice and tidy. Sometimes I use Signal, sometimes I do not use Signal. Depends. But it is by no means some secret sauce
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  2151. The new phone number is not connected to any contact list. Remember that. So it is not useful for identification purposes. Two unknown accounts might be connected but depends on how important that is to you.
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  2152. Because BLE is encrypted with keys out of band (meaning not using TLS). And there's a lot of other extraneous transmissions and you cannot tell which is which. In fact the transmissions of Apple Mesh and Amazon Sidewalk will occur in the same frequency. You can't even tell if this is a rebroadcast or an original broadcast since each device is multicasting.
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  2153. When someone attacks me, it's not about me responding to trolls. I'm just using what they say as a teaching moment because these arguments are common
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  2154. LOL. So true
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  2155. Sailfish OS is definitely safer. It's Linux.
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  2156. My point is that this cannot be "unimplemented" because the 3 letters WANT IN. They can legally force Apple to get access (or if they refuse, pass a law to require it). The 5 eyes are very hot on this right now
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  2157. Yes. All these videos are made on the boat. So I can bug out if necessary. LOL
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  2158. No. That's the whole point of an AI based operation. You delegate the task to the AI on the phone and report to HQ only if something is found. Ingenious
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  2159. Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is what you want. Android is actually quite secure if you can get Google out. It's been tested well by Cybersecurity experts. The recent rash of hacks on phones (Pegasus) has been on iPhones
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  2160. enjoy!
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  2161. Awesome. Thank you
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  2162. LOL
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  2163. We are aware that it is in IOS. I have no information about other products like Macs
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  2164. Of course!
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  2165. They are the same thing. We just deal with different devices.
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  2166. You won't get update notifications without a store. There really is no need to delete an Aurora Store. It's pretty safe.
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  2167. They don't pose any risks for Banking apps. The apps still run the same old way just without a Google service for location and notifications. Are you expecting a Man-in-the-Middle? I don't think that's a concern.
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  2168. MicroG handles notifications. And fakes the appearance of Google services. Aurora handles the store directly. Do not log in with a Google ID on either. They log in anonymously for you
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  2169. thank you for being here!
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  2170. I don't dispute that a supply chain issue can be found anywhere. It's a bit of problem when practically all phones are made in China. So you can't single out just one open product that's completely open source.
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  2171. You've been delayed by the Coronavirus!
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  2172. I have several videos on that. You can use a Nexus 5 for example with Ubuntu Touch which is very cheap but you have to install it yourself. Or a nicer option is a Sony Xperia X running SailfishOS. But that would be more expensive than a Pinephone.
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  2173. There are a lot more things I can do with this related to App development. I did a cybersecurity app which runs well on a desktop and it has GUI for a phone but I couldn't make it run under the restrictive environment of Ubuntu Touch. This allows me to try anything out. It's basically a Raspberry PI that's all spiffed out with everything. So this goes beyond a flip phone or KaiOS in possibilities.
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  2174. well, can't get everyone's hopes up to high yet. It's not completely working. But I'm sure it will soon
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  2175. lol. Stay away from me now.
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  2176. I'd be happy to learn more about them and if I can get them.
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  2177. sure!
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  2178. I am not Chinese
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  2179. That message means nothing in that context. However, that's not a real VPN. You are using a Proxy. A VPN is socks5 meaning it handles your entire Network. Not just browser traffic.
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  2180. It's CCP
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  2181. No cross communication.
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  2182. no
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  2183. No need for any complex manuevering because if you're logged in, you've identified yourself already. Just do my simple thing here. And being logged in can be useful for feeding the system disinformation
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  2184. Welcome aboard!
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  2185. You want websites to function? Then you need javascript. It is not a malware issue if the website takes precautions (cross site scripting)
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  2186. THAT Much
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  2187. Yes you can be cross referenced in various ways like location, IP address and so on. But the whole point to this exercise is to remove the "identity". We cannot help but leak data. The task though is to make the data useless by disinformation and the first step to that is to confuse identity.
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  2188. Just log out of Google on Firefox, clear cookies, and make some temporary change like Timezone. Or change screen resolution slightly.
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  2189. KaiOS is Googled
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  2190. It's EVERYWHERE now. And in EVERYTHING! We are zucked
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  2191. Starlink is Internet only
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  2192. Not all apps will work. 90-95% will. Google apps will not work but there are options. A few things to learn. Privacy does not come easy
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  2193. Never did
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  2194. You are wrong. Someone with information on a populace can control the population. So all you are doing is CONFORM. You cannot speak out against whatever the state says. Great attitude in support of a dictator.
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  2195. For the most part, it doesn't matter
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  2196. I have lots of servers.
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  2197. I have the how to setup a VPN router video which is 2 networks. a 3rd network is just another BraxRouter leg of the Y.
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  2198. US and Canadian phone numbers for SMS only. However for normal phone calling, in the future we can give International numbers. But no SMS yet.
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  2199. March 1
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  2200. Not saying anything on YT
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  2201. Canada NOW Supported.
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  2202. Not gonna say on YT. LOL
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  2203. Ask on Brax.me
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  2204. I think having a stable user base occurs from having the right expectation for sure. Overselling it just breeds unhappy users. And your idea of a comparison is good, when we have more usable OS's. Currently we'd be limited to Sailfish and UT. And Sailfish has such a limited device selection plus they don't sell outside of the EU.
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  2205. No. That would be too fancy.
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  2206. deep...
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  2207. Thanks for subbing
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  2208. I installed using Aurora store on de-Googled
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  2209. I'm a jazz musician. What does that tell you? (my spotify is all jazz)
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  2210. thank you for sharing
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  2211. No I wasn't done! It's a 20 minute video and I can see it got cut off. I will have to upload a part 2
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  2212. You're very welcome
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  2213. It's part of how email is delivered. So the solution is not to use email. There are obviously many new messaging methods but email is unchanged because you can send it blindly to an address
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  2214. junb just explained. All email has to eventually cross SMTP port 25. Thus all email is unsafe unless it's intra-domain only
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  2215. snowden used PGP so at least the contents where secure. The best that they could have gotten was meta data and today (historically) we know he was contacting particular news media.
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  2216. Email is never safe but the safest is your own email server. It's just hard to set up
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  2217. just make sure you control the password. VPS provider will not waste time breaking that unless there's a warrant
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  2218. Thank you for actually watching.
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  2219. So you have personal knowledge that Tutanota can send email without SMTP? That would be magic
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  2220. Gmail reads your entire email not just the metadata. External parties can read all the metadata and content in all emails that are interdomain in most cases
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  2221. I don't understand your question. A self-hosted server is a backend. There is no "Look".
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  2222.  @techhoppy  This is not something I can answer yet. LineageOS ensures that all devices have drivers (Bluetooth, sensors,etc.). Ubuntu touch has some problems with some Bluetooth, and some Wifi (depending on the device). And there's a simplicity with Linux that can allow you to get things done if you know how. And the CloudMusic app (free music streaming) is a Killer App. So I'm at a loss. At least for me personally. I'm still mostly using Ubuntu Touch at the moment.
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  2223. There have been official notifications of shipping intent so there;s hope. In any case, I'm not expecting for it to arrive soon. I have an Ubuntu Touch
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  2224. Just has plastic on it still
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  2225. Thanks for coming by btw! I've been watching many of your old videos. I'm not big on trying out distros so I get an education from you.
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  2226. LOL!
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  2227. Thanks man!
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  2228. On new Yubikey models yes. This is an old video
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  2229. This is an older video. This has been changed.
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  2230. Welcome
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  2231.  @vidarreturns8632  Matrix is great if you want to say something political for example and don't want anyone to ever remove it or censor it. It runs on decentralized servers so there's multiple copies like any peer to peer (like blockchains). Now just like blockchain, this makes the message immutable. Yes it can be encrypted but the immutability leaves meta data of a conversation. Plus the fact that quantum computers could break that encryption at some point. Nothing is perfect unfortunately
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  2232. I don't know if they've changed the software since but at the time I made the video, you can only configure one additional use (static or TOTP). The way it works is by touch time. If you touch it for a few seconds it is mode 1. Longer (10 seconds or so), then you get mode 2. So if you use a Yubikey for static only, in theory you can get 2 static modes. Or 2 TOTP modes are any combination of 2.
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  2233. Strange but privacy enthusiasts are outnumbered here.
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  2234. Android 10 and up only for that specific thing
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  2235. Are you telling me you have no phone subscription with some carrier? Obviously the majority of adults and even young kids have a phone subscription service.
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  2236. I disagree. A phone can self triangulate against towers and get a fairly accurate position. In fact we do that on BraxOS. In our case we use all towers regardless of carrier. But a particular carrier's towers do not have enough data to return a GPS position. Wifi triangulation is used for that. Obviously you can be tracked to a short distance like 1/4 mile in a large Stadium or Times Square but there will also be thousands of people next to you. In theory the next gen mm-Wave tech will solve this.
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  2237. Works on any OS
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  2238. We install CalyxOS on our devices by default. If it's not BraxOS we use Calyx
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  2239. We have a list of sites that are problematic but the majority are fine.
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  2240. No need by itself. There may be other reasons later (for alternative 2 factor authentication)
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  2241. wouldn't surprise me
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  2242. Of course
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  2243. Well -- cause more defects with disinformation then
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  2244. So let me get this clear - you'd rather go back to the old way at Twitter where the information you're allowed to see is obviously skewed? Well then we'll never agree.
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  2245. Thank you for watching and for your support!
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  2246.  @ster2600  I had such a terrible time with device drivers using PureOS. So to make good use of my limited time attempting this, I just focused on GTK+ and Python. Not expecting any surprises though for a Librem 5 because I'm just using standard GUI things. Most of the capability is in the innards of the code. So I will get to Boxes and QEMU. Or maybe I get surprised and I get an Aspen shipping batch...(not likely LOL)
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  2247. Unity is KDE if I recall. I'm not an expert on Linux Desktops. Until this try, I was mostly working Linux servers by command line.
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  2248. I have a Nexus tablet but I'm using it for music so I don't want to override the Android on it. Is ubports based on Gnome or KDE?
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  2249. haven't had a chance to read but is it compatible with Android devices? I have a spare Alcatel (android 7) that I could install on.
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  2250. Next when I have the time, I will try Libhandy. The newer version of the program (a week later) is in the Linux Phone video.
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  2251. This would be an instant attack. Like I said, you can attack people on any network as long as they're broadcasting wifi probes nearby. But I would limit this to internal network use. the other method would be quite aggressive.
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  2252. I have not encountered any problem yet. I will keep your comments in mind. As far as I know Windows will not overwrite GRUB unless you reinstall it over Linux. But there are conflicts. "Fast Startup" causes the NTFS drives to be locked and it is possible for Windows to switch that back on in an update. In any case the goal is wean off Windows.
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  2253. You cannot uninstall all Google applications. It is false to state risks associated with LineageOS. LineageOS is just AOSP so if there's a flaw it is a flaw with AOSP
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  2254. Sounds like an interesting enough topic. Will research
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  2255. Thanks for the sub!
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  2256. It's well known that I'm in Los Angeles. I was even a regular on AM radio. Thousands of videos on Periscope. But there are millions even just within the part of LA I'm in. LOL
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  2257. You are absolutely right. So a lot of discipline is required in app selection.
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  2258. Of course
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  2259. Have no idea but use common sense. It's open source. So you will see if there are tricks in it.
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  2260. That's on my todo list to research
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  2261. It's never to late to start
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  2262. BTW a BraX2 phone is $399
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  2263. TOR is great but slow and blocked by a lot of sites.
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  2264. The issue is Google and Google ID. Other platforms are not a concern other than Zuckbook
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  2265. clear cookies
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  2266. BraX2 is also on Amazon.com
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  2267. Please visit the store on Brax.me
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  2268. You are so welcome
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  2269. AOSP is Open. We can look at the source code. I personally look at the source code. I can see if there's any spy thing on there. There isn't. It's compiled from that source code. Google services is added LATER with proprietary code. We all know this. So there's verifiable proof that AOSP is safe
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  2270. Are you really a Jazz man? Cool. I dabble in jazz
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  2271. IMU sensor should be disabled. If done manually on Ubuntu Touch, it might be reset back on an OTA update. So UT needs to have a switch for this at least.
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  2272. Unfortunately, it is very difficult now to acquire Android phones converted to Ubuntu Touch. The models are too old. And the Pinephone is not quite ready. So at this point the only legit option is de-Googled. Any AOSP without GAPPS is acceptable. Though I sell specific ones and modify them for usability (mostly Motorola G7 and G7 play)
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  2273. No. There's no data for that. Maybe via IP address only
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  2274. I had very advanced Linux content at the beginning of this channel. Obviously with minimal views. So now that this is a bigger channel, I can gauge where my audience is. And this is my first 101 level video on Linux. So we'll so how you all react!
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  2275. Corporate VPN's as you know are IPSEC so there's a different signature. when I changed to 443 I used TCP. And yet it was detected. The blocking stopped when I didn't use a known port. I guess they weren't going to go through 64K ports... I can't explain their logic Chris. Only that test was very specific and I duplicated it in 20+ servers in 7 north american citiies and found out that it was not happening to 5 international locations. But then it suddenly stopped.
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  2276. HELL NO! I RUN BYTZVPN
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  2277. apkure.com
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  2278. Both can use it simultaneously. Depends on where you put the MITM
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  2279. There are no easy answers. There are no quick solutions. Maybe in the future there's enough peer to peer wireless networks to replace the internet. Watch my video on that.
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  2280. Categories of companies (with examples) maybe but the list is too big now.
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  2281. Update on this. I just checked the installation of Ubuntu Touch on a PInephone and it appears NOT to be chrooted. It is completely visible from root. I don't see any signs of chroots like mount --binds and the typical applications are in expected directories. This is very interesting.
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  2282. As my Ubuntu Touch video #2 explains, UT is just renting space from Android (if using an android device). And their rented space is a chroot.
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  2283. On the Pinephone, there are no hidden files so you can scan the SD card and see everything as root. The chroot just takes effect when you boot it. But on Android, ubuntu 16.04 is "system.img" so that's locked down. And Halium is locked down too though you can look at the source code in Gitlab. There really is a big difference when using a real Linux phone like a Pinephone. Besides you can use an OS like PostmarketOS, Manjaro, Debian and conntrol everything anyway
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  2284. I'm just letting you know the interactions between, in theory, up to 3 OS's in Ubuntu Touch: Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu Touch, Android (Halium). It cannot function without a chroot since each has to operate independently in an Android phone. Now is that strictly necessary in a Pinephone? There it's more for simplification. Normally you don't have any reason to mess with the host of the chroot since its only operation is to deal with device drivers
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  2285. You are stuck in chroot.
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  2286. I had to make the prior video private because I had to redo it. Sound problem
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  2287. Trust? No. But it's a minimal heuristics file checker. A full Antivirus has a lot of other stuff on there.
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  2288. Then you didn't look closely enough for the escape option
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  2289. The bottom line? Google will Zuck you! It all sounds good at first but it's pure evil in the works
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  2290. They've already killed one option because it got too popular. KaiOS (Google is a partial owner)
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  2291. How is this an improvement? Nothing changes for Google. It just means 3rd parties don't get access. Same crap with DNS over HTTPS. Same exact thing
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  2292. Just understand that device fingerprinting on mobile doesn't need an IP address.
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  2293. Facebook is already doing social score. Hidden away. They just shadow ban you if your score is low
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  2294. That should make you happy. Although there are no motion sensors on a laptop
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  2295. Fortunately anything in the 20hz to 20khz can be captured by my microphones and then watch the wave forms on Audacity. But I have equipment for the higher RF bands. Look and see if there's a non-random looking pattern. The way sound is decoded requires longer tones per letter.
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  2296. Look at those waveforms again. Didn't I see a lot of activity near 20khz?
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  2297. Apparently you didn't even watch it.
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  2298. Usually turning off the phone is good enough
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  2299. De-Googled phone eliminates the identity. And some permissions will stop some of these on some apps. It may not stop things that are in the background (like backround ultrasound) collected in the course of normal phone use (phone calling, voice commands, etc). And Mac address tracking can be done on a single device that could compromise everyone on a LAN. Tough times ahead here
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  2300. zuck! What app did they use to listen in? The app needs microphone permissions
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  2301. That's old now. But I cover it since some of what I talk about comes from Vault7
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  2302. the creation of a permanent record of our activities on the internet definitely contribute to that.
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  2303. I did preorder a Librem 5. There's a new PinePhone that will follow and is much cheaper.
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  2304. VHF Marine radio. But I have 400mhz, 200mhz Ham radios. And an HF radio for 80meter to 10meter all in the same place
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  2305. What data do you give my website? You are required to put an your id of your choice and your password. Did I ask you for an email? A phone? etc?
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  2306. no. That's why you have to prevent it. You say you don't care about big tech. Those hackers get their information about you from big tech. There's no separation here.
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  2307. Yes cross site tracking but connected to cross-device tracking. They have to be considered together as explained in the video. Do one only and you are zucked.
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  2308. Same as all other OS's. $130 + shipping
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  2309. If you do not think this through and log in somewhere (even Linux), cross device tracking will take effect. So this advice is independent of the OS (I use Linux)
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  2310. You cannot delete Google apps in a Googled phone. They've replaced system apps from open source with spying versions.
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  2311. Not a problem when you have a de-Googled phone
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  2312. Absolutely easy. Other videos you can check
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  2313. I don't know what the heck you are talking about. If someone has a fixed identifier, you are zucked. Period. No zucking contract required. You are completely missing the point
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  2314. You're too late. That's how Android works...
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  2315. On my other video about the RTL-SDR you will see a chart in description of different antenna lengths to use for each frequency. As part of getting a Ham license, this is information you would learn.
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  2316. As a designer of IOT devices (and I am as well and I used these same radios), you could do exactly what Amazon did. Sold you an Amazon Echo with Voice AI and then 3 years later, they update the software and say: "Oh BTW, your Echo is now running a mesh network. Have a great day!". Not counting a hacker that could insert code into some popular device.
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  2317. And they built in these "extra" radios years in advance. The wifi of course is expected. But a mesh network radio was not part of the deal when these people bought it
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  2318. Hey buddy! Tell me what you're up to on Brax
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  2319. You can be as skeptical as you want. You apparently don't even know about the published range of Amazon Sidewalk and Apple Airtag.
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  2320. Thank you kindly
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  2321. You can turn those off. Though I'm surprised it was done automatically
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  2322. @Chief Gully - well we are at a standoff. My background is far more advanced but you are free to state your opinions.
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  2323. Informing you about factual things that's being done is fear mongering?
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  2324. I like hearing what you say because your arguments are what the common man would understand. So that gives me information to respond in a video. However, clearly you have to rely on someone else with tech skills to explain this all. While you think this is theoretical, Amazon Sidewalk went live on June 8. If you think it is not capable of this, then why did Amazon turn it on?
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  2325. Wow. You keep going on and you're giving me more material. "Bluetooth LOW ENERGY". Did you miss that part? It can do this for over a year on a single battery! Just like Apple Airtag.
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  2326. RV... LOL!
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  2327. We have to understand how to deal with the new enemy
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  2328. Polling is a great place to lie. Polling is a manipulation tool
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  2329. Yes, that's good for some dev work although I've standardized on the raspberry pi myself just because I know what devices work on it. No more guesswork. Pine64 board is several times faster than a PI4.
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  2330.  @stevesohn5436  I still have 2 T430's running Ubuntu. And one that broke
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  2331. You probably could and then something will not have a driver. Like my wifi. And then I'd have to plug in external wifi, external USB bluetooth, and have limited screen resolution options.
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  2332. Yay!
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  2333. LOL. Thank you! Computers for the holidays! Not zucking spy phones!
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  2334. This morning's video intended to break open that black box. I actually probed deep into the transformer-architecture to prove that there is nothing inherently dangerous in the model itself. Especially open source. The danger comes later.
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  2335. My video from this morning teaches a new concept which is very applicable and it is called "context"
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  2336. I realize that this was my fault. I was in such a rush to provide the base information (from excitement) that I didn't fully get to explain the context. Thank you for confirming
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  2337. Please explain your thoughts so I get guidance. I appreciate it.
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  2338. I don't make email apps. I'm just an email service provider. You use whatever email app you want to use
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  2339. Approximate? LOL. You mean EXACT.
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  2340. The original Pine A64 supported Android 5,6,7.1 so possibly. May not have drivers for the sensors and camera though
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  2341. I hope the basics work soon! (Calling/LTE data) and graphics acceleration. Or people might be frustrated. It will eventually but the closer to a final working computer it is, the more excited people will be
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  2342. you can make one! I don't know how big the pins are but it's a 3x2 grid I2C and power
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  2343. An LTE based VPN or TOR router hotspot, the size of a phone. That will be a cool addition to my product line
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  2344. Not if you use it in a smart way
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  2345. Thanks Rex!
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  2346. If you don't know the exact technique used in voice printing, then it may not be possible to gauge whether this kind of thing can beat it. I heard it was way more sophisticated then we realize.
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  2347. Best approach
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  2348. Max you are a breath of fresh air... thank you for lending your expertise. I wou;dn't have the reading time quote an RFC!
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  2349. Sorry friend but your understanding of the privacy issue is incomplete. The issue is not firewalling IPV6 but the device fingerprinting that results from an identity at the device level that now can be matched to other data coming out of the phone. At least in IPV4 the IP address is not at the device level. Firewalling may be fine for cybersecurity but does nothing for privacy protection. NAT at least obfuscates the device information. Now granular traffic can be attributed to individual devices rather than a router. This may mean nothing to you but to a bulk data mining collector (like Facebook) this is manna from heaven.
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  2350. Your lack of knowledge just shows here. "if you have IPV6 in every single device you don't need NAT". What do you really know? You make such an obvious statement that truly has nothing to do with my point of privacy. Before you make negative comments, understand the subject matter. The subject matter is NOT IPV6 but the PRIVACY problem with IPV6.
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  2351. Sigh....I hope everyone reads your comment.
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  2352. Additionally, the mere assignment of an IPV6 prefix pinpoints location in a way that IPV4 does not.
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  2353. Sometimes that's the only way. Put a router it between with NAT. But maybe a wired module would work better. BraxRouter does that and also VPN's the trunk
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  2354. Sorry. We will agree to disagree.
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  2355. why don't you stay in System administration and I'll do the router programming, hacking, and privacy protections?
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  2356. Thank you kindly!
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  2357. This is so basic it's not even worth responding. NAT makes non-routable IP addresses. So in essence it acts as a firewall! Now obviously it is not a commercial firewall with other features like Checkpoint but in a home Network it is the first line of defense firewall! Then in theory every device has it's own firewall. Don't spread disinformation!
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  2358. Why don't you watch videos like these and listen well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbgbExbu1kk
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  2359. If you're some system admin, why don't you believe what you want to believe and I'll hack your network. Then let's see who believes what
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  2360. For home use just a standard Wifi router will be fine. Just don't do port forwarding
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  2361. absolutely not. An IPV6 is localized and many times will use the mac address of your device.
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  2362. best to block IPV6 at the Router side just to keep it simple. Or if you use BraxRouter it is automatically blocked
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  2363. My pleasure!
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  2364. Why don't you attack me LIVE in my livestream tonight? Because every one of you is stuck on Firewall vs NAT vs what we're actually trying to accomplish here and that's to keep your devices private.
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  2365. My expertise is in TRACKING PEOPLE and finding ways to stop it. Every Enterprise System admin is in here touting Enterprise firewalls which is completely not the subject.
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  2366. Someday, Facebook will use Neighbor discovery and track every device. Wouldn't surprise me if they're working on this now
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  2367. I come from a different side here my friend. I know device fingerprinting. IPV6 will lead to exact fingerprinting that is currently more vague with IPV4. The IPV6 prefix alone will add a substantial amount of information to device fingerprinting. SUBSTANTIAL. Even if SLAAC isn't used the prefix is enough to zuck each and every one of us. The level of surveillance that is possible will skyrocket. This is my expertise man. Not too many people know the level that I know. If you think IPV6 is just a repackaged IPV4, think again from the tracker's point of view. You can randomize your Interface ID all day and I can still spot your device.
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  2368. ARP not a target for attack? Are you kidding me? FACEBOOK tracks you via ARP on the mobile app!
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  2369. Make sense people! An attacker can't even use IME to break into my network because of NAT! This is too obvious! People getting caught with zucking semantics but not understanding what the point is! Privacy and Security is automatic with NAT! It may be a side effect but who cares????
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  2370. IPv6 is not generally used yet. It is mostly used inside the ISP's network.
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  2371. You likely didn't give it camera and file permissions
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  2372. If your device has a wifi adapter, even if you're not using it, it will triangulate your position using YOUR NEIGHBOR'S WIFI. Simply having a normie phone means you are sending accurate 24/7 location updates to Zoogle
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  2373. It's actually in an upcoming video
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  2374. That was the old way. Then they figured that that was a waste of money when the Android phones can spy for them
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  2375. So you're doubting me? I even gave you the official wording. NLP Network Location Provider. How about Google Geolocation API? Go search those. I even gave you names of companies. Skyhook wireless. Here.com. You need the DefCon video where Shankar hacked into the Google Geolocation Database and actually accessed the Mac Addresses and GPS coordinates? How about going to Wikipedia and search for Wifi triangulation?
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  2376. Just for your knowledge, SSID is irrelevant. All routers transmit Mac Address as the identifier. For geolocation SSID is not used at all
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  2377. Maybe you need to rewatch the video
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  2378. Device isolation was that video on Google requiring me to do 2FA. A computer is safer than any phone since there are no sensors. But it's hard to beat a De-Googled phone. I've been using it for awhile now and I can't see any holes. A windows computer requires some configuration changes to remove identities. FYI
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  2379. ALL Email clients work. EVERY SINGLE ONE. :) However if you watch the video, selecting the WRONG client will enable the Beacon attack. That's why I mention it. There is no particular reason to use different email clients for different email services. They all work together on the same email app
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  2380. yes. Moderate amounts of bulk mail are acceptable. Large amounts require that you use an SMTP service somewhere else. This is ok. 100K is not
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  2381. there is no "secure" email service for intra-domain use (normal use). That was the premise in the first sentence.
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  2382. Exactly. That's why you have to isolate the email address
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  2383. No.
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  2384. @brianreyn1 on a computer, and using an email client like Thunderbird, you just make a new folder and drag from one folder to the next. Pretty much like any file manager. But you're physically moving the emails when you do it
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  2385. Instead of accepting defeat, learn from me because I have not been defeated. I'm teaching techniques that I have applied to myself. I may still be defeated someday but at the moment, I'm still in control.
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  2386. LOL
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  2387.  @fuerLutzi  they're just outlets with buttons. LOL
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  2388. In Linux, you just update a hosts file. There's an equivalent in Windows too. I'm not sure about Android
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  2389. Pinephone
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  2390. No. You can install several OS's on the pinephone. Just flash a new SD. It's listed on their Wiki
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  2391. In general, go to LineageOS.org and check what models are supported
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  2392. Not impressed with all the ones I've tried so far. In this video I used Waze which is a killer app that people want on their phone. I took out its surveillance teeth here. Have you tried Navit?
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  2393. There is no such thing as privacy on email. As long as someone understands that then there's no issue. I use email for junk, 2FA, account validation, social media notifications. It is very rare for me to send a message or even reply
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  2394. Are you Chinese? I'm not
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  2395. create multiple identities and don't connect them in any way . This may mean having separate devices
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  2396. Yes that is fine. In general I avoid email. When I use it I use pseudo-anonymously. Outlook works fine for that purpose as well.
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  2397. You can use the Aurora Store and MicroG and they will work
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  2398. yes
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  2399. I have an AI series where I even wrote programs to duplicate what these things are doing. Watch that playlist
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  2400. Oh that's quite clear
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  2401. I'm discussing the big picture. Chris Titus can cover the mechanics. He's proving what I've been saying though. Like the fact that File manager is linked to Windows Recall. Just like Files in MacOS is linked to Apple medianalysisd. Same thing. MEDIA ZUCKING SCANNING
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  2402. I wouldn't want Huawei spying on me. Look Apple and Huawei are the two OS's in China. That should give you a clue.
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  2403. The NPU is just an accelerator. It doesn't work without the OS
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  2404. Well, split your personal life machine from your work machine
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  2405. Pre-loaded? You can install Linux on most older computers
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  2406. Are you asking if you can be deanonymized with Tails? In the video, I'm saying that the exploits skip TOR altogether or do it at exit nodes. That's the same whether you use Tails, Whonix, TOR Browser, TOR Router, Orbot etc. However, this is only within the capacity of a State player. (a government) and it's not easy. So I still encourage everyone to use TOR and all its variants (Tails, Whonix, TOR Router, etc)
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  2407. That is correct. So download TOR using a VPN at least.
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  2408. Just in general, someone decides if they want to track something, or not.
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  2409. Ulbricht is serving for life.
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  2410. I don't know who. Some mercenary contracts,. It was noted on Wikipedia.
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  2411. No. I just can't win if I say it either way. Someone will complain.
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  2412. zuck! the newer models of consumer laptops from Lenovo, HP, Dell though have no IME
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  2413. Thank you and welcome
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  2414. Saw that!
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  2415. I have Starlink. At least you do not need a VPN with it.
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  2416. Easy answer. You can't. At best you can temporarily remove search for it. But the content is there forever
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  2417. if you watched the entire video you would know the answer is no.
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  2418. I missed the detail about running MacOS on the client. Bad thing.
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  2419. that's different. You have to dial 911
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  2420. Break your discomfort. It is illogical
    3
  2421. Yes that's what gamers do as I described
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  2422. LOL. We were looking at the same thing!
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  2423. Apparently you've been out of touch with recent events.
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  2424. Only on connection.
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  2425. You need to study some electronics. I was using speakers as microphones when I was a kid.
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  2426. I use Stingray as a generic identifier because I can't keep up with all the sea creature names of the LTE versions
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  2427. Please make sure you pay attention to the video and watch the many videos on de-Googled phones and iPhones.
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  2428. Actually I tore the unit apart to see how it was made. And then I used that data for a video.
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  2429. Well the Osmo Action isn't connected to the Internet so what is it going to do to me?
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  2430. Backup your photos to Synology and then you can look at them from any device
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  2431. Contact lists and phone numbers
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  2432. I wish it were just as simple as uploading an APK on Fdroid but it's quite complicated.
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  2433. Hahahaha! You're a funny guy. Use Devuan. No systemd.
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  2434. Physical exchange of keys, such as using TOTP based authentication would be great and could easily be added. I just never got into that because I didn't know if anyone was interested.
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  2435. And yes, HTTPS is of course present for passing data like keys. But that's only a short term connection. And the key itself is AES256 encrypted as it is sent over HTTPS.
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  2436. I haven't checked the IOS link on the website. But yes, you just search for it on iOS. These apps have been there for awhile.
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  2437. audit to your heart's content. it's on Github. And no I didn't review it before publishing so it is what it is. An honest view. Though I know it is pretty good stuff.
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  2438. My long response to you got deleted and now I forgot what I said. But thank you I appreciate the support. Maybe I'll make it up in Youtube ad revenue. LOL.
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  2439. Thanks twist. This is a roll of the dice. And Merry Christmas.
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  2440. Looking forward to that day! LOL
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  2441. OK will put on the todo list. Wasn't sure there was demand
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  2442. Amazon created the Facial recognition used by 3-Letter agencies
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  2443. Bluetooth BLE can be 200 feet or so (Airtag)
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  2444. I wish it were used more
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  2445. Thank you!
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  2446. Hey Josh. Watch my video on Browser Threat Test.
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  2447. A major problem with IPV6...
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  2448. The issue, my friend, is scale. A VPN having some limited population does not have an economic incentive to sell DNS data. If DNS is aggregated to only Google and Cloud Flare we are in deep trouble. But I also have other videos that say don't go to ultra popular VPN's anyway. I run my open VPN (BytzVPN.com). The DNS requests for my vpn are aggregated on a pi-hole server. I just don't want people to think that just because they think there's safety to be provided by a encrypted DNS that they think they don't have to worry about their IP address. Those who do worry are using a VPN (or TOR) already. Using an encrypted DNS over a VPN will reveal your real IP address thus cancelling out the benefit.
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  2449. If you're going to use a VPN over a VPN then you might as well use TOR routing. You can't actually run a VPN over a VPN on the device because only one VPN can use the TAP driver.
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  2450. The spying is in IOS. The Spying in Iphone 6,7 is less though. I don't think these can load IOS 15
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  2451. The only way to turn it off is to turn off the power to the wifi module. Which is impossible since it is an SOC. This is the problem that Pinephones and Librem 5 Linux phones have tried to solve with physical switches.
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  2452. LOL
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  2453. I appreciate your take and what you say about "largest" in other terms are correct. However you're saying I'm incorrect when you confirmed it yourself. Largest in capitalization. Which is value. I will continue to refer to Apple as the largest corporation on Earth. Unless Tesla passes it. And yes I refer to capitalization. And thank you.
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  2454. Not sure what the point is. But OK. Now check their cash reserves. Is it miniscule?
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  2455. This is not the current high tech way to spot location. 4G is not precise at all. Though with 5G (beamforming) this will be a future way.
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  2456. While this is true, the power company already knows who you are and your historical electric consumption, and how you pay, and where you live. So certain things are already collected (just like the IRS)
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  2457. I haven't looked at homomorphic encryption in awhile. Will see how it has progressed.
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  2458. I had some old videos on Quantum computers (not on YT I don't think). Quantum Computing is not like Classic computing. Data mashing is still better on Classic computers. Quantum is more suited to probability. Which means it could be good for AI use at some point.
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  2459. Quantum computing relates to breaking encryption
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  2460. I think this is fun to speculate on in another video.
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  2461. Off can be faked by a rogue app (screen appears dead). But the functions I'm talking about uses a lot of power so off will be off at least for these. I know not much is going on if any because my iPhone (I have an iPhone) is off 99% of the time.
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  2462. The AI could control the camera and watch the surroundings (without necessarily affecting privacy by taking photos)
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  2463. They will be secure.
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  2464.  @typicalcitrus7848  Exactly. I will be using a Nexus 5 for awhile
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  2465. The etcher way gives you limited space since it's based on the small size of the original image. This creates as large as a partition as you have space for. One of the reasons I did this video is that some people are seeing that there's very little space on their etcher flashed PMOS.
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  2466. Should I do Level 1 videos? I was planning on advanced videos. If so let me know what interests you
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  2467. You have to use this procedure to create an update. There is no Over the Air update.
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  2468. I recommend you look for a quality used Laptop on Ebay. You can find used HP Spectre X360, or Lenovo Yoga 720 laptops which are high quality sturdy devices. And it will be in your price range. They will be much better than a Chromebook. Even used MacBook airs are reasonably priced.
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  2469. I've personally tested Thunderbird and I can't hack it. I can hack just about every other email client. I have not tried a Protonmail client so I can't speak to it.
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  2470.  @LeChuckize  LOL. Only Cortana? Cortana should stay on Halo
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  2471. we all hope that turning off Cortana is enough
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  2472. Thanks man!
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  2473. I'm not fond of Nord VPN. Maybe you should support a local company.
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  2474. OMG -- LOL. You asked the right person.. BytzVPN.com. Which is my VPN..
    3
  2475. Usually a copy of the OS is on another partition
    3
  2476. Linux already sets up "root" as the admin so you just have a user name. For example in ubuntu this user is called "ubuntu". A lot of it is already secure by default. Use email, VPN. There is no DisableAMT software for Linux (which bothers me as well). Usually most Linux users are already techie so some of these are command line. Firewall for example could be UFW by command line. Certainly no need for Antivirus on Linux. What did I miss?
    3
  2477. yes, many many many failed attempts because it is incompatible with every new laptop I have ever owned
    3
  2478. no that works fine. I meant X86
    3
  2479. I am definitely 100% AMERICAN. And I anti-Communist. I have no particular love for any political party. And I am NOT of Chinese descent.
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  2480. For a potential niche user like me, I understand the the Librem 5 is actually a desktop computer in a phone form factor. So I'd rather have it have all the capability. There is a competing phone that will be $149. This is the Pinephone. Also a Linux phone. But it will not have the same features for privacy.
    3
  2481. Contraire my friend! Since this is a full desktop squeezed into a phone there are many more mysterious things you can do! Watch my Linux Phone video and look at the sample app I was making. If you saw that in action it would open your eyes to possibilities! They'd ban that app on IOS and Android.
    3
  2482. Very astute of you to notice such details! LOL. It's not easy.
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  2483.  @gardiner_bryant  You're special! LOL Kudos!
    3
  2484. Librem one s not an ISP. Unless Purism has cell towers or DSL lines everywhere. LIke anything else it's a tunnel.
    3
  2485. I can't imagine you on a Librem 5, LOL. Can't give up the spy apps....and yes of course the games.
    3
  2486. I recommend that you watch my video "Nothing to Hide" so you understand. This is much deeper than you can imagine.
    3
  2487. They have announced shipping. It will have some headwinds I'm sure.
    3
  2488. Linux is the only choice now
    3
  2489. The way TLS works, it has to make the TLS connection point to point. Not sure how well you can relay UDP video traffic encrypted. There are identifiers to each video chunk. You're not going to know where the chunk is. This is from what I know about the protocol.
    3
  2490. There can be no expectation of privacy with a public video product. Someday, for Corporate use, it will have to accomplished through privately owned video services.
    3
  2491. Trackers are the 'old way'. New trackers need no cookies. So don't think the world is any safer with or without trackers
    3
  2492. What you're saying is technically correct. But the main forces will come from a moving magnetic field. An EMP shoves the earth's magnetic forces away. Then it returns to normal. This magnetic change powers up the inductor. Then there are step down transformers all the way from the power plant. This will now be in reverse. Step down transformers will become step up transformers. This kinds of big voltages (tens of thousands of volts) will spark and short circuit anything going back to the power plant. Transformers will burn out.
    3
  2493. Anything that's not Google search.
    3
  2494. Even a small percentage could be convinced and change votes
    3
  2495. Share please!
    3
  2496. algorithm likes you!
    3
  2497. Welcome aboard!
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  2498. Good to see you Kathy!
    3
  2499. Probably yes. But I tend to go with open source ones like Keepass just in case.
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  2500. Thanks mark!
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  2501. thank you!
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  2502. Glad to hear it!
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  2503. Karen! So good to see you!
    3
  2504. Again, it is a matter of "who cares" in this case. So it depends on WHO can see what. The carrier can see. But they matter the least.
    3
  2505. Samsung is likely Qualcomm. There is a way to get the Mediatek IMEI Flashing tool for Mediatek phones. Qualcomm does not make theirs public as far as I am aware
    3
  2506. iODE. It's a Pixel 6. Not an iPhone
    3
  2507. This is my only clue that it could be a larger percentage. I hope I am not wrong
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  2508. Will keep an eye on that as Palantir is clearly dangerous.
    3
  2509. I'm just focusing on a narrow tidbit here which is that pollsters (which is a key element to the establishment machine) could not figure out what people actually thought.
    3
  2510. I don't use edge. Start with that. Although Windows forces you to use a little. A Browser AI is less of a threat though than one that links to the AI chip internally
    3
  2511. absolutely
    3
  2512. It is a problem. You're analyzing this correctly
    3
  2513. exactly. More like hide it from me in settings
    3
  2514. Voice print is a specific capability of a 3-letter agency. Not tied to Zuckbook
    3
  2515. You look at social media aggregators (Spokeo, Intellius, Axciom, etc.) Search yourself there
    3
  2516. It is a start. At least the data stops leaking. Won't correct what's out there though maybe some disinformation could help.
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  2517. You deleted in one day? Zuck it's a long term process. Took me 2 months (in 2012)
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  2518. If the app is deleted, just turn off location for the browser. App is more dangerous. However all the other risks I mention are still in effect until the account is deleted
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  2519. That's absolutely not true. As a master at finding these posts, I can assure you it's still there. And it is plainly stated in the TOS
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  2520. Go back to facebook and delete your content first and then inactivate
    3
  2521. Thank you! You are very kind
    3
  2522. In my review of Session, I said I really liked Session. Well thought out. A little hard to use but if you're willing to use it, I'm sure it is one of the safest
    3
  2523. Then use Debian. But I'd probably have a better chance at evasion with Ubuntu because it is more common
    3
  2524. It's my pleasure
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  2525. Just do a clone and delete it afterwards.
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  2526. The issue is IDENTITY. There is no identity to a de-Googled phone
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  2527. That can be switched on and off by a hacker
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  2528. Me too. My watches are mechanical!
    3
  2529. You will likely be fine but hopefully the battery doesn't run out too soon
    3
  2530. Time to do disinformation. The AI can be tricked by "inconsistent" data
    3
  2531. It will be out of date instantly. That's why I can't make videos of CVS threats. Usually they're solved by the time they go public
    3
  2532. It is not self hosted unless you run the server. The raspberry pi is just the client. Though Mycroft is open source, it is still just a cloud voice recognition solution. Only dedicated programs like Dragon are local only. And they need lots of resources
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  2533. I have a mesh networking video already. Watch that. Called AREDN mesh. That's peer to peer
    3
  2534. All carriers are able to spy on you (CALEA law in the USA). But this I consider a state level threat
    3
  2535. then you should address me as "sir"
    3
  2536. If you don't understand the technology used, I would say no
    3
  2537. Zuck Autofill!!!!! Don''t ever use that! I can hack Autofill
    3
  2538. In the TV Show Mr Robot, the FBI agent was obsessed with using Alexa. Crazy!
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  2539. I've been on the air for years, even AM radio. So yes I'm zucked. But maybe not.
    3
  2540. You can upload and download any file from anywhere. Just like Google Drive
    3
  2541. Watch recent video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5cAfEGhH5o. The answer is to not use a SIM card since there is no solution on any phone
    3
  2542. Identical phone hardware to BraX2 (My phone)
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  2543. No that is not true. You have to learn about resonance. Hitting someone with a frequency that doesn't resonate just passes through.
    3
  2544. What about the location tracking of 5G? Beamforming now will locate us in ways the current tech does not.
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  2545. Cool song you made!
    3
  2546. LMAO!!!!
    3
  2547. It is about money. This frees them from having to do more for 3-letters. It quiets them down. And the NPC's have a plausible explanation (no human looks at your stuff). As I said in the video, the chatter from 3-Letters has disappeared. Why is that? No more demands.
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  2548. It's outside of the CMS. It's between Google and the user
    3
  2549. I'm on Odysee.com
    3
  2550. What is known is that the TV can listen to you and send the data to a 3-Letter agency. This was in Wikileaks. Unplug it when not in use.
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  2551. Sure. Enable as you use it only for permissioned apps. But not Google apps
    3
  2552. Zucked up. There are alternative 2FA's and they choose the one that can force us into more spying
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  2553. Samsung - you're dead meat
    3
  2554. a. Get a De-Googled phone. b. Use a VPN. Is that really that hard? That's most of the battle right there. There's more but it's really not rocket science. Maybe I should do a video response to your comment
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  2555. PInephone uses a dipswitch
    3
  2556. The new popular ones are MX, Manjaro. Depends on drivers for your computer. I'm using Ubuntu but I will likely change it. My little security app detects that Ubuntu sends telemetry data to Canonical. Suggestions include PureOS and Pop! for the privacy conscious. However, I had driver problems with PureOS on an older Lenovo T430 so that's why I didn't use it
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  2557. Thank you. I actually forgot what I said on there. It's not a well watched video because it's too deep. But yes a lot of research went into that
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  2558. They have new 4G Stingray called Crossbow
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  2559. Wow you are truly missing the point. Have a good day
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  2560. That's terrible. Doxxing provided by the state! I can't really talk much about the EU just due to lack of detailed knowledge. I couldn't do it justice.
    3
  2561. Yes it is a normal phone so you can switch SIM cards all day
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  2562. It is best to have a different device. Otherwise the device can be identified to be the same
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  2563. From me the range is from 379 to 650. Maybe more expensive elsewhere
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  2564. My platform brax.me has been around for 10 years. Has anyone reported me doing anything evil on there? Or maybe you'd rather trust the big name corporations with no one person responsible?
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  2565. There are multiple maps options and waze works. You just can't use Google Maps
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  2566. De-Googled phones have no identity and no exact location. So only the regular phone is tracked. I said that in the video.
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  2567. We can ship you one
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  2568. SIM card is a govt threat. So understand the threat that applies to you,
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  2569. If you can discipline yourself, yes that is a partial solution
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  2570. Fortunately we have local AI and I teach you how to use that. Stay away from the embedded AI
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  2571. That is a different discussion. I'm talking about embedded AI's that you do not control.
    3
  2572. I always keep up to date with running a local AI because it may be necessary in the future to have that skillset. But it's AI I control
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  2573. It likely will because I think that's ATT. The only problem carrier is Verizon.
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  2574. Will work perfectly there. Get it ordered now! (for big discount)
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  2575. It's currently on preorder, see description
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  2576. We had the exact model sold by Murena that had physical switches. MY PARTNER sold that to Murena. BUT IT IS NOT USA COMPATIBLE. Maybe you don't understand how the phone industry works. We cannot design our own motherboards unless you order units in the MILLIONS. We don't have that kind of resource (hundreds of millions in cash)
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  2577. We are supplying a hard case
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  2578. We are stating March on Indiegogo.
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  2579. I believe Cricket is ATT so yes
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  2580. all on indiegogo. All of those are nicely covered
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  2581. contact support@braxtech.net
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  2582. No. We are the only source. And this is a custom model with a custom OS so we have to be involved
    3
  2583. Absolutely.
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  2584. We don't need KYC. Of course not. But the Campaign is on Indiegogo. We do not control that platform
    3
  2585. No. And that is what will save us all. Open Source OS (future video)
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  2586. probably not. Sad
    3
  2587. As I said in the video, it would be quite difficult to block a multicast. It would reach large distances almost instantly
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  2588. But you can't use the phone. Whereas my method allows you to play with the phone. Or use Wifi
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  2589. No need for VM for this
    3
  2590. some people have modified a Samsung A?? case. You'll need to cut out some holes. See Brax.Me FAQ
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  2591. Which one is yours? Did you see my app?
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  2592. Thank you for sharing your Ubports knowledge.
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  2593. Do not follow the instructions on the website. It will fail. I will give alternate instructions in a new video. If you get a phone, the video will be ready. You will need a computer and a cable (micro-usb to USB)
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  2594. Any time you are running Android, then you will be zucked and zoogled. Side channel communications are eliminating your privacy every second.
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  2595. There I changed it just for you
    3
  2596. I'm reexamining my view of Lineage OS in light of my analysis of the actual threats. But note that Android APK apps will use Google API's as well so there's more control without relying on anything Google. I use Google Maps on the Ubuntu Touch and then I see that it Wifi triangulates very well. So at least I'm aware of it when I use it.
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  2597. It was pretty instinctive using it so I have no problem with the interface at all. The issues are compatibility because of Unity and then the other issue is that Ubports is completely locked down during install. PureOS was not locked down like this. You can't even get anything from APT. That's because the mounted partition was set to read-only. So this requires more planning when tweaking. I was expecting a more typical Linux set up. This was designed to emulate an Android more (with the lock down). It can be unlocked but just takes extra steps. Lots of it.
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  2598. If you don't get rid of Android, you will get a side-channel privacy attack. This is the privacy channel
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  2599. @Felipe Don't know. IOS faked MACaddress in IOS7 and then abandoned it. It can cause issues in a network. But I'm sure some app could change it. However, what's the point if your info will be sent to Google anyway? (directly)
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  2600. Mr H, these are pre-approved music from Youtube. LOL
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  2601. I would choose a fancy camera that's much better than your phone and leave the phone to be a phone
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  2602. de-googled phones typically last 2 days. doubles battery life
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  2603. Yes I use mine with Tmobile
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  2604. Fixed it. Bug
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  2605. will check sign up
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  2606. set up a new one and then we can see what happened to the old one. contact me on the new one
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  2607. LOL
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  2608. Oh don''t worry. They have had LTE versions for a long time. It's not called Stingray. Some other sea creature
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  2609. The transmitters are different. MIMO antennas so there are more pathways.
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  2610. Aurora store and apkpure.com
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  2611. no
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  2612. Come to my store on Brax.me and look. Stock changes daily. But at least you can see the prices.
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  2613. That's NOT what the video says. The video says WE ARE NOT ON 5G
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  2614. It's in my video on Zoom/etc Video calling
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  2615. unique email, unique phone number, unique IP address (or VPN/TOR), isolated browser
    3
  2616. Thanks for the sub!
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  2617. You're always OK Mickyleaks!
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  2618. My app? It's a webapp. It has no access to logins
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  2619. paranoia implies I make it up. I use well thought out analysis if I don't have a smoking gun. Thank you
    3
  2620. You really have to think this through. You make a mistake and you are zucked
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  2621. Couldn't recall how he was caught. Maybe the woman squealed? Social engineering issue here
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  2622. As you know that technique was used by the general who was having an affair...LOL
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  2623. meta data
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  2624. I mentioned it in THIS video. I'm still waiting for mine ordered 2 years ago
    3
  2625. New Huawei phones cannot be OEM unlocked so you have to accept what they give you. So you never know what's in there.
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  2626. Yes we do, but only for specific phone models and no Samsungs
    3
  2627. You rock!
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  2628. Faraday bags are fine. But how do you use the phone? Removing sim cards and turning it off are alternatives
    3
  2629. Yes!
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  2630. I have many videos on the Pinephone and I have one. Hope it works fully soon
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  2631. The de-Googleable models can be seen on LineageOS.org. That's the widest number of phones. Cameras are the same before and after de-Googling. But the software will be basic afterwards
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  2632. Satellite. Centralized listening! No way
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  2633. I already sell de-Googled phones on https://brax.me
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  2634. I've been thinking about the real problem of teaching a basic user how to find the IP address
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  2635. I'm sure it's fine
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  2636. It's being tracked but in a limited way. Mine doesn't leave the house so whatever information they have is the same as before
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  2637. This is why you use a virtual machine
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  2638. Jan 6 Riots. Around 1000 people charged based on Google Sensor Vault geolocation
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  2639. I'm shortening it actually to only 20 minutes give or take. Better for YT. But allows me to make more videos too.
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  2640. Maybe you dedicate a device to whatsapp. Don't mix it in with anything else you do. But it will track you through facebook so thats what needs to be deleted
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  2641. Brax.me is available as an APK without any store. It's on the Brax.Me website and the APK is also on github
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  2642. Actually that wouldn't work since the work so far has been on use of Android. Windows 10 is a completely different platform and since there are no new phones using it, it would be a dead-end development. The devices will just grow older and older. The work on Android is good because there are many newer Android devices. The work on Linux is the best because it's completely standardized and will work for old and new in the foreseeable future
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  2643. Not necessarily. At least the IMEI would not be visible and other activities on the phone will not be available.
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  2644. Illegal
    3
  2645. Thank you!
    3
  2646. Yes a browser works if the app doesn't. Although I've used parking apps successfully
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  2647. Plenty. Signal for people you know. XMPP (Conversations, etc.) for people you don't know
    3
  2648. Probably ok
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  2649. The browser always works. You have to try each one individually
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  2650. $50 a year
    3
  2651. Certain models yes
    3
  2652. All are Bluetooth ready
    3
  2653. I did explain it, I hope, clearly. It's not as important when on LTE, at least against big tech. Though it may have other importance for security reasons
    3
  2654. No. Sorry. Google is working in the background.
    3
  2655. I didn't have that back in the day no. But back then, these devices weren't at the evil stage yet.
    3
  2656. experimental at best. Microsoft wrote an X86 emulation for ARM and there are so many limitations that it would have limited use. Maybe it can run DOS programs...
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  2657. Hello my friend. Termux Linux emulation isn't really the full deal. If you see the kind of app I'm making, partial emulation isn't going to cut it. That's like running the Linux Subsystem on Windows 10. Good for doing some quick terminal mode stuff to access servers but not sufficient for full Linux Desktop use. Certainly not useful for Kali-like work like my sample app
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  2658. Yeah even if you manage to run some VM inside Android you're still leaking data from the host and passing data through its hardware. But still there's so much fun to be had to be in full control of a Linux device. Like the stuff I was doing in my sample app. Thanks for watching!
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  2659. Sadly I still work with every OS. Can't do software and apps on a single platform.
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  2660. Sure will. The approach depends on the distro, though if you just want a random one automatically you can use macchanger.
    3
  2661. Modern laptops have a fingeprint reader and a camera so Windows Hello can be used on those. If you don't have this, I figure a hardware key will be usable though they're not available yet that I know of.
    3
  2662. Kali Linux is an offensive hacking toolkit. I use it. It is not a Privacy OS.
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  2663. I'm a nobody
    3
  2664. Thanks for the info!
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  2665. It would be important for those who already own a pi 4. But no actual reason to use it for the functionality I need
    3
  2666. Yes you can use other VPN's. But extra steps for other vpns. Built in for BytzVPN with auto-updates
    3
  2667. And course the Canadian govt has shut down bank accounts...
    3
  2668. credit cards will always work. But the whole point is that these are trackable transactions
    3
  2669. Are you saying this guy claims that CBDC will operate without big tech? C'mon. New devices? This video doesn't operate on the basis of theory. There is already an implemented model in China. Maybe you think this is "How CBDC works" video which it is not.
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  2670. CBDC is legal tender
    3
  2671. In a GPL world, you can compile the code yourself. You don't rely on the source to compile for you. At some point, the last device has to have an element of trust since of course they can change what they actually put in the device. That would be a violation of the license however since the rule is, any change must be published.
    3
  2672. It's a censoring platform like most. I've tested and in it's worse results from censorship than Startpage (which uses Google search but unidentified)
    3
  2673. Hotspot is fine. It's data only
    3
  2674. next video
    3
  2675. There's a Time to Live (TTL) and when the message has been accepted the forwarding stops
    3
  2676. BraxOS is built directly from AOSP with the privacy features that I care about. And since we control it, we can make changes over time as well
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  2677. You have to be an SOC maker to change certain modules meaning Apple, Samsung, Mediatek, Qualcomm. Small players can only buy SOC's that already exist since they are made in the hundreds of millions in quantity (4 Billion a year)
    3
  2678. you must be quite good!
    3
  2679. there is a lot of recent discussion that Lineage still connects to supl.google.com which it likely does. The importance of this is minimal at best. But BraxOS does not connect to supl.google.com. (Assisted GPS)
    3
  2680. You have no understanding of servers. OpenVPN has a log. But there are other services! For example if you try to hack the server via SSH there is a separate entry in the log for that in syslog. Those entries have nothing to do with VPN records.
    3
  2681. I stated that clearly. IP address of source and target and port are visible. Why? This has nothing to do with the VPN. This is the data of a TCP Packet. It has to be there to be routed.
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  2682. VPN has ZERO LOG. Nothing. Nada. However it is a server so servers log other activities not connected to the VPN. So I sought to minimize even that.
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  2683. Why would it?
    3
  2684. Don't get confused with setting up a router as a VPN. That's not exactly suitable for privacy. All routers have that feature. The VPN needs to be away from you and public so it is not attributed to you. A 'VPN Router' routes SOCKS5 to a different server.
    3
  2685. Timezone is on your computer so you can change it yourself. But you are correct. It is used for general fingerprinting
    3
  2686. This works in the UK! Just buy the Raspberry PI 4B from there and the software from me and you're all set
    3
  2687. You plug this into your existing Wifi router (any) so it acts as a secondary Wifi. You will see your old Wifi and then this new Wifi. The step of plugging it into a an existing router simplifies DHCP. No setup required.
    3
  2688. Watch the newer video on how to set up a VPN router
    3
  2689. BraxRouter is designed to work in wired or wireless mode (one or the other) so I don't see any issues. However, you will now have two wired trunks so I don't know if your wiring can handle two networks
    3
  2690. only 165 Million lol
    3
  2691. Do not use an antivirus. Watch my video
    3
  2692. Oneplus is not locked. Some carriers contract with the OEM to lock bootloaders (like USA Samsungs)
    3
  2693. It would be automatic if used in email (including attachments)
    3
  2694. Yes illegal
    3
  2695. Unfortunately no.
    3
  2696.  @crowman8914  So it's not a "AT&T GO phone"? I saw the word Go in there...sorry if it's a different thing
    3
  2697. @Snowy Poker Sorry I missed this. Didn't get a notification. Will have to research more. Just because it's a new OS doesn''t mean it's necessarily safe.
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  2698.  @LegendaryBattalion  watch that new video I made about RF Frequencies since that is what radiates to you. Just so you're aware that there's a lot of RF passing through. None of this is dangerous to you unless it's above the visible spectrum (UV light, X Ray, Gamma Rays)
    3
  2699.  @greenvortex7  I can't confirm this since I don't have a BB10 OS. But someone here said a BB10 OS is already Android based. I know the Blackbery Bold that I have is not android based.
    3
  2700. BB10 is Android so I don't go that far. The last BB I used was a Blackberry Bold 9900
    3
  2701. Wow that's so kind of you!
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  2702. hell no
    3
  2703. Well don't buy it. If you don't want a solution then why care?
    3
  2704. In the US we cannot buy dumb phones. A de-Googled is better than a dumb phone because some things would still be tracked on a dumb phone like SUPL/A-GPS
    3
  2705. Yes. I have normal apps on my BraX2 phone like Spotify, Kindle, Email, Waze; Signal. But you cannot run YT or Gmail. You have to use a substitute. And you cannot use paid apps.
    3
  2706. Remember that it isn't just that they collect your data, they want to influence you in return. How can they influence you if you're not active?
    3
  2707. DDG is censored. Check out Startpage
    3
  2708. You do that manually. You can use a USBC to computer.
    3
  2709. All can work. However, not all are successful with Verizon. The rest have no issues including Verizon MVNO's.
    3
  2710. and checking it twice (or more) LOL
    3
  2711. A de-Googled phone disappears from view. There is no indication to Google that you're even on mobile. You think there's some big red flag on you when it is the opposite. You just fade away....
    3
  2712. Yes LineageOS is de-Googled so it is a solution
    3
  2713. It is not a store. It is a social media site. Store is inside
    3
  2714. Sorry. My new computer is not syncing the audios accurately. It appears correct during editing.
    3
  2715. In the short term yes. But that is only probabilistic. In the long term that will fade. With a VPN you fade completely immediately
    3
  2716. Google can find alternate identifiers on an iPhone. Doesn't have to be the IMEI. For example, the AppleID.
    3
  2717. All probabilistic. Looking for you to make a mistake to make it deterministic. But stick to my advice and the probabilistic will fade away
    3
  2718. 3 Letter agencies require a completely different approach, like NO PHONE
    3
  2719. That's ok if you think that. While you ignore the actual parties that have your actual data and controlling your internet.
    3
  2720. Enjoy the lovely Google and Apple!
    3
  2721. 180 with censorship? From Bad to Double Bad? It's always been bad. I see no 180. Why is censorship happening here? Because it's part of the Psyop in the video
    3
  2722. are you the target of a State? If so don't use ANY phone
    3
  2723. We're way past that
    3
  2724. You're the main target then. That's exactly the thought process they want
    3
  2725. Malwarebytes was FEATURED in the CIA as having the flaws I just mentioned here. It was one of the MOST flawed.
    3
  2726. As I already said, the antivirus DOES NOT PROTECT YOU. So whether you like it or not, people have to be a little less dumb and stop clicking on things without thinking.
    3
  2727. Once the video is widely distributed, there are "corporate paid trolls"
    3
  2728. same thing
    3
  2729. The user interface does require an acknowledgement. But NOT via the command line which is how a virus will emplace itself.
    3
  2730. Most password managers are good. Some make claims of being better. Some are open source. I'm old school so I use Keepass.
    3
  2731. Thank you!
    3
  2732. There are still issues on Debian + Phosh but it will be my go to platform for development
    3
  2733. You're not worried about your family living in dystopia?
    3
  2734. LineageOS no-GAPPS is perfect
    3
  2735. I have been playing around with Debian/Phosh on the Pinephone. This will be good for Linux development for me. Hopefully it gets perfected.
    3
  2736. It is likely OK though it is not completely open source. And not available outside of the EU
    3
  2737. It will be if you don't install GAPPS over it
    3
  2738. No. There are select phones. And sometimes specific models of the same phone. It's not easy
    3
  2739. You can do that. I consider GrapheneOS a good De-Googled phone. Not much different from what I'm doing. Just a different price point and different phones.
    3
  2740. No
    3
  2741. That's discussed in several videos on Blobs, Who's spying on Your phone, etc. In general there is always spying on a cell modem but it is usually by a government.
    3
  2742. Welcome!
    3
  2743. the problem is that the spare smartphone is subject to a Pegasus, Simjacker, and SS7 attack. Which means they can turn on the phone part (and can thus listen to you). They can send secret commands to it. So a standard phone as a hotspot is not recommended
    3
  2744. No difference. Except you can't remove the sim card so it's really worse
    3
  2745. There's a De-Googled phone video
    3
  2746. Follow the "Sailing Channel"...
    3
  2747. IMEI is for outgoing 911. The phone does not "check in" with all carriers in the area (since it has no assigned carrier). You have to take an action which is to dial 911
    3
  2748. Should be the same
    3
  2749. Greetings! Skol!
    3
  2750. Discussed in last week's video. They coexist in the same radio space since each recognizes only what belongs to its network
    3
  2751. Exactly. In fact, when your phone is powered off, it sends a BLE (Bluetooth) Airtag signal.
    3
  2752. You are imagining that you can turn things off. You are wrong. I explain this in many videos. Wifi probes are sent out in Airplane mode.
    3
  2753. There you go again. This is not a guess! The technology is part of the BLE API! Whether they will use it or not is the question. Obviously I can't predict that, that's why the warning. Just like client-side scanning, this stuff can be turned on overnight. Same thing happened with contact tracing. I can't speak to current motives. I see evidence of something big being built. I'm telling everyone about it. If you choose to ignore it, then watch what happens in a few years and see if I'm wrong. It is not my job to test an API if it works as it is claimed. It is my job to examine the API and see if it can be used in a bad way. That is what I did.
    3
  2754. THAT is the "Peripheral MODE" of BLE. That's how BLE turns on Light switches. So to say that this does not exist is ludicrous. It is part of the BLE standard. And it takes no more than simple programming to enable peripheral mode WITH ADDRESSING in an iPhone that is BLE enabled. Each phone is already shifting between Observer mode and Broadcast mode so two modes are publicly visible. Peripheral is a potential threat. Thus the warning. But you can ignore. Will not waste my time
    3
  2755. So you'd rather that I don't warn you. OK. That's your choice.
    3
  2756. Shipping next week March 4.
    3
  2757. they operate worldwide
    3
  2758. Yes I've covered those so many times. Look at most recent one on Speech AI
    3
  2759. No (as discussed in the video several times)
    3
  2760. You can always download a new version
    3
  2761. My app in the App Store has to follow those rules.
    3
  2762. Windows can be de-fanged. I have a video on how to remove the Spy features on it. There's even a little app that can set it up automatically
    3
  2763. Apple always knows where any device is. The question is what is shared to other apps
    3
  2764. Thank you!
    3
  2765. You can do whatever you want. This is just telling people about a Linux solution. If you're running Windows, obviously all non-Mac laptops already work as is and there is no need for this vide.
    3
  2766. Yes, absolutely
    3
  2767. You misunderstand claims about encryption. Same with Apple. Just because it is encrypted doesn't mean anything. Who has the keys? Apple can read your iCloud. Google can read your Google drive.
    3
  2768. Try it yourself
    3
  2769. To be honest, I forget to include RFID. There's even RFID in your tires
    3
  2770. As I showed you, you can be seen in a hundred ways. SIM cards are just one way (for Carriers and Government)
    3
  2771. You can do it but it is illegal
    3
  2772. It's part of the Geolocation API of Google. They don't publicly make it available now though there is a video on DefCon where someone hacked that database and showed its contents
    3
  2773. Fortunately no. But it's not your echo. It's your neighbor's echo that you have no control of. Or the echo in your friend's home
    3
  2774. They've been incompetent lately --- which is good
    3
  2775. thank you!
    3
  2776. Bookmarks are just fine. Just extensions
    3
  2777. It will be a video.
    3
  2778. I don't really rank password managers. Most are pretty good. I use Keepass myself because it's open source but it is not the easiest to use
    3
  2779. MS will update your certs on Tuesday so you cannot really permanently untrust it unless you stop Microsoft updates
    3
  2780. Apparently it is ok for Google and Facebook to spy on you. And the reason is the the gubmit partakes in that data. They don't partake in Tiktok data. And the strange thing is the amount of data is disproportionate. Tiktok doesn't get more than a small fraction of data compared to Google and Facebook
    3
  2781. You can just use the browser or download the app from brax.me/braxme.apk or use apkpure.com
    3
  2782. As far as I know, all server code is on Github. Not true of Signal, Telegram, Whatsapp
    3
  2783. Matrix meta data centralized in Element. Matrix was not designed to hide meta data.
    3
  2784. Session generates the QR code for you already BUT of the PRIVATE KEY. LOL so not intended to be shared. It's for syncing up multiple devices
    3
  2785. Everything is available on Google Play. So what's your point? You can clearly see in the video that you can install it without Google play. I don't have Google play on my de-Googled phone.
    3
  2786. If you use Youtube and Gmail, at some point you will have no choice. Many of us are already at that point
    3
  2787. which is your VOIP? I'm interested in finding out if all do not work
    3
  2788. There's no access to identifiers on de-Googled phones since Android 9
    3
  2789. Well of course you don't. I'm a youtube creator. How am I supposed to use Youtube without logging in. And you're making these comments -- logged in
    3
  2790. I have many videos with detailed specifics. This is a big picture presentation
    3
  2791. how?
    3
  2792. You really believe it's for that?
    3
  2793. I answered a point above and I will repeat it here. This will not be successful at stopping anything because that's not how the internet works. So more KYC will be added and at all levels. But in the end whatever you want to stop access to can still be accessed. The only real solution is to STOP IT at the Parent's side. Restrict devices! But the KYC will be a forever thing and will apply to everything that is done on the Internet. You will create a criminal class here. The video made it clear. There are many ways kids can pass stuff around. You give them the devices and they will find a zucking way. Again, legislation does not actually provide a specific solution. Saying KYC is not enough to make this work. It will be an impossibility to implement without draconian methods that affect all access to the internet. ALL. You do know, that as I said in the video, those who wanted access will not do KYC. They just got themselves a VPN!
    3
  2794. You can even run Waze
    3
  2795. I know this very well. Still happening
    3
  2796. There is always a way to override so the only thing that will be left will be a surveillance infrastructure of our ID's, but nothing will actually be restricted.
    3
  2797. It is de-Googled but it is now Huaweid. Pick a phone where you can choose your ROM. Not something locked like this.
    3
  2798. Non-Official doesn't affect Privacy. It just means there are potential bugs
    3
  2799. Do you actually believe this is done by hand? You are truly misunderstanding how AI works. Even these videos are fed to you by algorithms of the AI.
    3
  2800. Go to LineageOS.org and see what phones are supported. I usually do Motorola Motos, Oneplus 6, Pixels
    3
  2801. Absolutely not.
    3
  2802. They come in daily. So just visit daily or twice a day to see stock.
    3
  2803. Yes you can but it's such an evil app
    3
  2804. You should wonder. Why is that same phone now giving me 2 days just by removing Google. hmmmmm.....
    3
  2805. You can't do that. It has to be flashed with AOSP
    3
  2806. I'm just waiting for progress...
    3
  2807. Authy, etc. They're fine. OTP is standardized
    3
  2808. where do you get this apk? Someone was asking me
    3
  2809. I'd just not ever want to use an iPhone again. It is more secure according to researchers but security without privacy is pointless.
    3
  2810. Remember that FB and Whatsapp are part of the Trifecta
    3
  2811. I have those. Like a Pixel XL
    3
  2812. Netguard has limitations. You can get around netguard. I do install it though
    3
  2813. Thanks for the tip
    3
  2814. thanks. Fixed
    3
  2815. I'm not a theoretical guy. I wrote my own testing code in the Web Browser Threat Test video. I know how this works exactly. If I want to track in a container I can. But even I will have difficulty with multiple browsers
    3
  2816. In my browser tests, this is not sufficient. Using actual different browsers will guarantee a completely different fingerprint. It has to.
    3
  2817. Are you talking about this? https://www.thispersondoesnotexist.com/
    3
  2818. This is a native Linux phone so they have to mainline the drivers or the drivers already exist. This will be a lot simpler than trying to make an Android device work. I'm really thinking this will work better than my Nexus 5 with Ubuntu Touch when I get it.
    3
  2819. PostmarketOS is an Arch distro isn't it? Although the drivers may have been added upstream rather than mainlined. Not sure. Still researching this.
    3
  2820. There's a bug (well known and unfixed so far relating to Bluetooth with Telephony in UT on a Nexus 5. Bluetooth does work with music. But just announced this weekend -- a new driver is being released soon in one of the OTA's that will hopefully solve the Bluetooth issue with cell use.
    3
  2821. sealed. Unfortunately for low priced phones, this is the only way. We have to use common Android parts.
    3
  2822. Yes. I understand the limitations and it's OK. Ubports is still the most ready platform and is still the one I'm using. My interest in convergence is more as a programmer. I've played with the OS and do R/W on the rootfs. And then I reinstall Ubports from scratch again. I'd prefer to change some of the interface choices on some parts like the calling side. Too many clicks when making or receiving a call or even finding someone to call. I'd offer to do the programming but time is short! Maybe later.
    3
  2823. Hi there! I think I mentioned the problem with convergence. It's not a hardware thing like slimport. The issue is in the limitations of Libertine which is tied to multiple things: MIR, older kernel, or maybe libertine itself has flaws. 90% of apps I've installed on libertine fails. Even Firefox is unusable running on Libertine is not functional. Probably because of a slow interface using XMIR. In contrast, PostmarketOS is a mainline linux distro so just do apt-get and it works by default on KDE. This may change when the wayland updates are in place and the kernel updated. So I've given up on the idea of running desktop apps on my Nexus 5 and OPO.
    3
  2824. Are you talking about my comment? The video defines SIP as a VOIP. Old PBX systems are proprietary hardware and not VOIP. New ones are VOIP (or SIP - same thing)
    3
  2825. In a corporate network this is all standard. Don't be on the corporate network
    3
  2826. Don't make a joke about that. Someone did and got arrested and had to prove it was a joke. It was in fact a gaming reference. Didn't understand that someone is watching every SMS
    3
  2827. Sure. Do whatever makes you feel comfortable. I don't use one and I have not been hit with these spams, scams, bots and zero days. But worse, I don't want an MITM
    3
  2828. yes
    3
  2829. How do you know it works? That's the problem. You will not have a clue if you're infected or if they scan your data.
    3
  2830. First of all there is no identity required to set up an account. Even an email is not needed. An account allows a conversation to occur
    3
  2831. no
    3
  2832. Did you see the test on the Solar panel by itself?
    3
  2833. Hey John. Maybe I need to be more popular. LOL. And anything can charge the battery as long as you check that there is sufficient voltage (14 volts) and sufficient amps. Things you can easily test with an multimeter
    3
  2834. You've been hacked with some stupid malware that's not important. Do a reset to factory asap
    3
  2835. It would be quite a lot of configuring to do SELinux policies. Even on an Android this is very detailed. In general, the SELinux/AppArmor is shipped only with policies related to system modules. I can make a video explaining this. About Why it is hard to harden a Linux Phone. It can be done. But there are so many issues with just getting the Linux phones to run
    3
  2836. Yes you can.
    3
  2837. That is not correct. UT does not modify the original Android kernel that's on the phone. They just sit on top of it. I have a video that explains the internals of how this is done (with chroot etc.). But a Pinephone or Librem5 has no Android
    3
  2838. There's Sailfish, Volla...
    3
  2839. At the moment, AOSP/No-GAPPS is the most practical. I have high hopes for Linux phones but it is moving more slowly
    3
  2840. What true colors are these? You are zucked up. I try to show a balanced view, free of politics. Has no reflection on my personal views.
    3
  2841. Not so fast buddy. Not AOSP compatible
    3
  2842. don't drop it! LOL
    3
  2843. awesome
    3
  2844. Zuck yeah! and zuck too
    3
  2845. absolutely not. You'll have to stick to Android for those. But in my next video, I will show you what I did to my Android
    3
  2846. We can't even use these old phones. Even my oldest Raspberry PI is still usable
    3
  2847. Iphone 6 was very easy to repair. 5s and 6 were the modern sizes. It went downhill from there
    3
  2848. For non-techie users, I will just preinstall it on a harddrive and sell that. Coming soon.
    3
  2849. Because YT controls how it is shared. I'm sure this will be limited to subscribers only (maybe). But you can help by sharing it externally
    3
  2850. I have to walk a fine line here and I hope you appreciate that. This is after all not a "free speech" platform
    3
  2851. and asymptomatic! LIKE ME
    3
  2852. The point is: EVEN if I stick to the sources forced on me by YT, the logic still fails. So understand how I approached this argument. I stuck to the arguments that YT censors agree to. There are ADDITIONAL arguments made by others but I need to be careful about even implying that.
    3
  2853. Wickr is not open source
    3
  2854. Same to you!
    3
  2855. And in fact I teach people to run their own servers.
    3
  2856. We are way beyond that. It is so bad and people are so blind
    3
  2857. Thanks for the update. It doesn't matter what they call it. There will always be a classification by belief
    3
  2858. Next, I'll add Stingray detection to it. LOL
    3
  2859. 73!
    3
  2860. This one is radar based so possibly. I've not tested it outdoors.
    3
  2861. I'd have to lie to make some up in this case. This is a long term topic. I can come up with solutions on shorter term issues. This one needs society to react
    3
  2862. I can't make lemonade out of this lemon because I don't know what the answer is. We are run by powers bigger than all of us and we don't know it yet
    3
  2863. Watch my 5G video!
    3
  2864. The presence Google Play will make Android applications dangerous. Without it, and WITH LOCATION OFF, they're blunted. The only exception is any app from Facebook
    3
  2865. LOL. Like the General having an affair. But you don't even need that. If you run your own email server, you have complete security
    3
  2866. LBRY
    3
  2867. (a) All phones are made in China. You will see the impact of this with Coronavirus. (b) Linux is open source so if there's no blobs, then we're good to go. Do I like the fact that all phones are made in one country? Hell no but this was a corporate decision when this started
    3
  2868. sadly you are quite mistaken to think that Airplane mode will protect you
    3
  2869. Openstore is Ubuntu Touch. All apps there are safer. Gmail is fine on it. However try to avoid Facebook since it's a tracker that's too massive to avoid
    3
  2870. Pinephones are on pine64.org
    3
  2871. Chromebooks are awful. A Linux computer would be safest. I did a review of Starlabtop which is an inexpensive powerful Linux notebook
    3
  2872. Thanks for the sub!
    3
  2873. it does nothing
    3
  2874. yes both
    3
  2875. VPN absolutely needed when on Wifi
    3
  2876. Other carriers can offer data only. You may have to tell them you have an iPad
    3
  2877. They have bad support. That's what I heard. So not recommended
    3
  2878. Don't use F bombs. Use Zuck instead. And don't refer to 3 letter agencies. Those are typically the reasons for the bot to filter
    3
  2879. Lots of work to do. There are a gazillion Google related domains. My VPN automatically uses Pi-Hole already
    3
  2880. I already did one specifically on Brave (good result)
    3
  2881. there's nothing to download per se. You just go to startpage.com
    3
  2882. Not true. Duckduckgo uses Bing and Yahoo so that alone would not be good for Google
    3
  2883. I should. But not at the moment
    3
  2884. HOW? You think Airplane mode will do it? That's why the Linux phones have PHYSICAL SWITCHES
    3
  2885. How exactly do you think you can do that? (hint: You can't)
    3
  2886. You have no idea
    3
  2887. What I'm talking about relates to fake certificates which validate false identities. The TLS encryption itself is not broken by this. It is my understanding that the TOR circuit is a closed loop, meaning it doesn't rely on an external DNS for circuit information. So there should be no opportunity to spoof a fake TOR server with a fake certificate. In theory, even self-signed certificates would work fine. But I'm guessing on that since I never researched the internals of how certs are managed in TOR.
    3
  2888. yup
    3
  2889. Don't mix issues here. This is about web encryption (HTTPS).
    3
  2890. In any case, I just looked and I deliberately do not discuss crypto on this channel as it makes me a target.
    3
  2891. Commercial VPN's do not follow the same rules as Business VPN's so be careful with your understanding here. A big company will and does do automatic web decryption once you enter their network.
    3
  2892. BTW there is no "randomize IMEI". You mean randomize MAC address but that's only upon connection. It has a regular announced MAC address before connecting.
    3
  2893. That is the "misuse" of the term Wifi scanning which I mentioned in the video.
    3
  2894. Apparently you didn't watch the video
    3
  2895. Welcome!
    3
  2896. Just had an Earthquake here. I had quick information about it within a few minutes on Ham radio.
    3
  2897. The person I was talking to was one of the "leaders" so I guess it's even more doomed.
    3
  2898. LOL. What about rag chewing? I don't do that either so I'm really bad. I just here and play with RF stuff...
    3
  2899. thank you
    3
  2900. Actually planning later to make LTE router software using a Pinephone. Get yourself a Pinephone then. Then check up with me later for it
    3
  2901. Good for what? Being spied on? No encryption.
    3
  2902. Never used it. But since it's only a UI layer, it's probably neutral. Isn't there enough spying on the platforms you're building for?
    3
  2903. Gracias!
    3
  2904. Glad to hear it!
    3
  2905. Be careful. Using a coffee shop may give you privacy but without a VPN you'd get hacked. Do I need to demonstrate that?
    3
  2906. Thanks! Someone just pointed that out as well.
    3
  2907. There's the Rock64 from Pine64.org but really hard to buy anything since nothing is ever in stock
    3
  2908. How do I tempt Windows users with something like that? Too complicated
    3
  2909. For basic use, it's very usable. Especially Zorin and Pop! OS. When you want to install more complex software, I agree it's a pain.
    3
  2910. why, because they're afraid of the results?
    3
  2911. go to LA.
    3
  2912. Thanks Tomasz!
    3
  2913. You must not play in the stock market.
    3
  2914. I built enterprise systems and was heavily involved with cybersecurity
    3
  2915. No it doesn't listen.
    3
  2916. Oh that's coming! LOL. Robocop
    3
  2917. Unfortunately, I cannot progress further with the AI topic, but know that an AI can understand the subtlety of jokes, parody, and sarcasm with human input...believe it or not. It's already being done by jigsaw
    3
  2918. That's already answered in my "Sextortion" video. Watch that. But don't worry about this.
    3
  2919. I hope so.
    3
  2920. thank you buddy
    3
  2921. I have a separate video on "best Antivirus" that you should watch.
    3
  2922. Correct. This is a different kind of use. What I talk about here is very specific. You control your device. In an Amazon case, you don't control the device.
    3
  2923. Good to know.
    3
  2924. Passkeys are unique to each device, each browser, and each platform. So you could have 20 passkeys for Google (depending on the combinations I gave here). They are independently validated. Some may be based on biometrics, some may not. A simpler explanation is coming on tomorrow's live stream
    3
  2925. Device based Biometrics (e.g. a fingerprint) is not stored on the device. That's not how it works. It stores the capacitance value of your finger on a grid. That single digit cannot recreate a fingerprint. And that really is the issue. Can the biometric be duplicated? It cannot be duplicated because in the case of this standard, no one actually sees even this single digit. The FIDO standard validates you in-device and sends a PUBLIC RSA Key. You keep the private key. So the connection between biometric and the actual login is actually artificial (and random).
    3
  2926. Well let me simplify for you. Device biometrics used using the FIDO standard does not EVER send your biometrics anywhere. In fact, there is no zucking copy of your biometrics. It cannot be recreated from whatever the device captures! The end result is we can eliminate the zucking 2FA phone numbers which is a serious privacy threat.
    3
  2927. the actual system is TRUSTLESS. There is no one needed to trust. But will explain again tomorrow
    3
  2928. Actually the FIDO 2 Passkey standard is much better than a hash. So I'll cover it in the live stream.
    3
  2929. The passkey standard is way more robust than that. And there are many hidden interactions that really, for the first time, does not ruin our privacy.
    3
  2930. It's not that I currently support Windows. I don't. But it is the lay of the land so not accepting that will hurt young people who need to decide careers. Simplistically implying that a Linux only approach is what's needed will not be good for them. In today's world, a techie needs to know all. Linux isn't perfect either but on the server side it is way better than Windows. Way way better.
    3
  2931. Lucky you! I'm also free of the corporate world (except when consulting) so I can use Linux most of the time. Everyone in my office is on Linux and we all use Libreoffice. No Micrsoft Office here. My staff is mostly involved in coding in Linux and running Linux servers. But my old world was all Windows.
    3
  2932. Happy to have gotten my Steam Deck running Linux. And good to see it running most Windows games
    3
  2933. .NET is not the future. Trust me on this. I did .NET and C# among other things. That was so long ago now. I would never advise a young kid to focus study on this. Yeah many people will be maintaining it. But Linux server based solutions will be superior. Do you see any Big Tech company running .NET?
    3
  2934. LOL no.
    3
  2935. Yes I don't enable the Book Store either so it's De-Onyx'ed and De-Googled. LOL. This device is FREE (from spying)!
    3
  2936. Mr H!
    3
  2937. No. It requires a VPN subscription or TOR access only which is free
    3
  2938. I am on Spectrum. Just don't use their Modem/Router. Modem only or they will foist IPV6 on you (see IPV6 video)
    3
  2939. Of course! But would you rather have fast connection where everyone is listening in?
    3
  2940. Thank you buddy
    3
  2941. Thank you kindly!
    3
  2942. It's not as isolated as you think. These IMEI/Device fingerprints allow Cross-Device tracking so it's a multi-device problem. Everything around you is tracking you. Possibly even your TV
    3
  2943. Sorry about that. I could summarize a to do list in a few sentences and people will not watch it. Every video has to be defended and explained like I'm a lawyer.
    3
  2944. How do you use a phone in a Faraday bag? What happens when you use it? What happens to the time spent in the Faraday bag? You really have only two choices. Dump the phone or get a de-Googled one where the logging is known and open source.
    3
  2945. Laptop is good
    3
  2946. VPN may not be enough if you don't watch fingerprinting
    3
  2947. Glad you like them!
    3
  2948. There is no point to disabling javascript if it doesn't help with the main goal -- stopping of tracking
    3
  2949. Yay! Thank you!
    3
  2950. Smart guy.
    3
  2951. Thank you Twistmint!
    3
  2952. Happy thanksgiving buddy!
    3
  2953. Read the ARRL book instead of just doing practice tests.
    3
  2954. If you use your number in a specific way, then the transcription is not important either. People calling the number are usually spamming me. Google can read that all it wants. You have to think about your specific use. For a business use, I'd probably use a paid service
    3
  2955. Sorry, I didn't think that people would need a visual on setting up a Google voice account. Generally, it takes two steps. Set up a Gmail account. And then use that to log in to voice.google.com
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  2956. Watch the newer video on Browser isolation
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  2957. Doesn't matter. Multiple browsers
    3
  2958. Facebook APP sees the Mac Address. Not on the browser. It's on their TOS! (probably using ARP)
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  2959. I'm sure using TOR on it is fine. Like using a TOR browser. But just understand that. It is not much different than a TOR browser. I make this distinction so you don't feel ultra secure. It doesn't protect your non-http traffic.
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  2960. The video already explains that you should not use virtual numbers with any financial company as it shows up in credit reports
    3
  2961.  @metalhead2w  Go to Brax.Me. It's a safe place, open source, and great messaging platform
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  2962. right on!
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  2963. any
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  2964.  @kb9mtd-aaronwebb  AREDN's really a figure it out yourself community. LOL. Fortunately, I have the chops to figure anything out. I make my own (and sell) TOR and VPN routers here so I should understand it. I'm trying to avoid tunneling for the same reason I don't play with DMR. I'm not relying on the internet since in an emergency it's down anyway. But tunneling for play, I understand. I may have to tunnel too but currently my dtd and nodes are not tied to the WAN. My Raspberry PI is an AP so I connect to it directly from any device.
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  2965. So I guess, like you, I need to have more people around who are closer to me. What router are you considering? I have the Mikrotik XL dish now.
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  2966. Until people speak out and get angry, we will be tools
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  2967. There you go. Thank you. Speak up loudly as I'm treated like a conspiracy theorist pariah
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  2968. You can take a Surface Go and remove the spyware. That's a tablet form factor
    3
  2969. Stingray
    3
  2970. It's always running! 24/7!
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  2971. At the moment, we have to rise up and speak. That's our only long term defense. Convince the 95% that they're being zucked
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  2972. Exactly
    3
  2973. throw away your echo. Or let me use it as a target
    3
  2974. It's a "band". Not a single frequency. But the answer is it can be done. Obviously against FCC rules
    3
  2975. Ring Wifi is actually easy to defeat with common Wifi Denial of Service hacks
    3
  2976. New or used? New - hold off till the end of the year.
    3
  2977. LOL. Most of the local AI videos are only a month old! I have to vet this information first.
    3
  2978. Possible even now if the CPU has a Tensor chip (Pixel 6 and above). However, I am currently not aware of a local AI host like Ollama for Android yet. I'm sure this will come.
    3
  2979. Didn't know how this was going to be received ...
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  2980. I have yet used Command R. Thanks for that feedback. I also am awaiting better open source multimodal models
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  2981. Sounds like you're going production with this. I think there's some more understanding needed by the AI community. RAG by itself may not be the answer.
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  2982. In the next video, I will do a proof of concept to do a rough emulation of the technology possible in Windows Recall and Apple Client-Side Scanning. And I will use the AI to prove the evil of the AI. LOL.
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  2983. Sometimes you have to trust me. But you have to not be a luddite with this new direction
    3
  2984. Yes. And you can remove the censoring yourself through proper Prompt engineering
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  2985. At the moment, I think this is more of a State level play and the State will likely not mess with your money since that is not their point. Unless of course you're a dissident
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  2986. Interesting question. Obviously it can expose the 2FA if it appears on the screen. Though most 2FA is on a phone and not a computer
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  2987. That would be child's play using small AI models. But it may not be the current target.
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  2988. No. How do you communicate with a normie that has a screen capturing AI on their device?
    3
  2989. AI can be used with any data including voice. But perhaps it is not a target right now assuming it is end to end encrypted.
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  2990. Specifically, Copilot API's were coded to go to NPU and GPU. You are correct however. Nothing stops Microsft from running small AI models without an NPU or GPU and have it not be associated with Copilot.
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  2991. Then it is not really E2E. But this video talks about capturing data before it enters the E2E app
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  2992. It makes Linux more important. Anyone you can currently communicate with that has Linux is guaranteed to not have a little AI agent spying on them. The issue I bring up in the video is we do not know what OS is being used by the people you are talking to, which means your messages can be compromised.
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  2993. Yup
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  2994. quantum would be a very specialized use case. No need for it in mass surveillance since the technology I describe is a lot easier to implement.
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  2995. This is pretty safe. But the problem is the party you are talking to. You can never be sure their device is not tainted. A new model of security must verify the target device.
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  2996. I don't. That's why I use a De-Googled phone
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  2997. next video
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  2998. Obviously! Info changes HOURLY. This was last week.
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  2999. No I have not tried a Fedora ARM or Manjaro but I know many who have.
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  3000. Go to https://brax.me
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  3001. You cannot control the relay nodes or in fact any nodes on TOR. I'm only talking about my BraxRouter which has TOR or VPN
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  3002. You can change your name and user name all day. Go to Settings
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  3003. G7 XT1962-6 I believe has dual sim (International) 2. If you reset the phone, ROM will be preserved but you will need to reinstall apps. It will stay ungoogled
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  3004. I mentioned that (IMEI, IMSI, etc). But fortunately a de-Googled phone does not reveal that and there is no Google code to send it to Google.
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  3005. Of course...
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  3006. I just read in the news today that Guiliani and Ukraine Envoy Volker where TEXTING! So just like Hillary, and many people in the Trump administration, to this day using non-secure TEXTING and EMAIL to communicate about State secrets. Incredible. Simple to intercept by a Nation-State with SS7
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  3007. I don't really need to spend time researching messaging systems since I wrote my own long ago (Brax.Me). Though it's more social media now and not just messaging. But give us a report!
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  3008. Thank you A 1!
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  3009. Don't forget my products too! Brax.Me, BraxWifi Router (VPN or TOR), BytzVPN (VPN / TOR)! LOL
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  3010. I appreciate that!
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  3011. they will know that. They called you based on credit card numbers pre-scanned from receipts.
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  3012. to obscure the dirty windows
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  3013. Believe it or not Google Pixels are easier to de-Google and are just higher quality phones
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  3014. Yes I agree with you. But I can trigger a "group with intentions" and manipulate them if I had this information about who they are. They have nothing to hide of course
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  3015. Already happening with Nerd Squad. If you send your computer, they report certain content to the FBI
    3
  3016. This CANNOT be avoided by some iCloud sync. That's just a rule they put in there to make you feel good.
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  3017. The icloud thing is an arbitrary rule. Maybe to confuse or a token privacy offering. The capability exists for real time camera spying.
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  3018. It is unreasonable when you can buy an Intel NUC for $150 with a 256GB Hard drive 8GB. All complete with case and power supply. A Pi 4B is not in the same league as an Intel CPU.
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  3019. USB GPIO for $10
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  3020. Mini PC's can use a USB GPIO. I put it in the description
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  3021. Watch my recent video on Intel IME.
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  3022. It will not track mac address there.
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  3023. Awesome! So appreciated! Watch the live streams on Saturdays and Sundays 8pm PST
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  3024. Join brax.me app and find me there. @robbraxman. Or use the link rob.brax.me
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  3025.  @metalhead2w  Zuck will fail someday
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  3026. absolutely the same with Instagram and Whatsapp
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  3027. Thanks man
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  3028. It's an ANTIVIRUS. LOL. I had to research that. :)
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  3029. Depending on the phone model there are alert lights which a programmer can use for various purposes (like to indicate a phone alert, battery status, charge status). Hacks have to have a purpose. For so much effort to hack, flashing a light doesn't really do much. If I wanted to instigate fear into a person, I'd send a message with personal data only you know...that's real proof of a hack.
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  3030. LOL on Windows being stupid! Fact is that was the only way software was made originally. Mobile apps is a new way. Good news and bad news there. Depends on what the programmer wants to accomplish
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  3031. Same protections. But the good news is that tablets without cell do not have a baseband modem so that attack vector does not exist
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  3032. The pin code is stored in the secure enclave. Not something you can access externally. It is not accessible via "flashing". So it is not possible to back it up
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  3033. Fortunately USB-C adapters are cheap and easy to find. Motherboard makers are eliminating headphone jacks so we don't have choices
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  3034. I have been doing this for several years now and the behavior is the default. And most people want to support the creator who does not get paid to do these videos.
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  3035. tl;dr Apple is not the best security against backdoors. The best option to prevent backdoors is an Open Source platform.
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  3036. It has. But surviving fine in spite of it
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  3037. We cannot guarantee you that a phone can be de-Googled. If you buy it from a carrier with monthly payments, it cannot be de-Googled
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  3038. Location yes. MAC Address? No. Only apps like Facebook can derive that from your phone. Otherwise MAC address is not routable info
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  3039. This is already a tutorial. It's warning you that you need a VPN to protect against this tracking of location.
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  3040. Kathy thank you my friend!
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  3041. Yes those could be safe.
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  3042. You're being fooled. That's stuff is in a proprietary binary blob. You don't know what's happening. And Wifi location tracking can't be stopped
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  3043. You're welcome
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  3044. I've been programming in these platforms for many years. Some of these are known features and API's. For example Google Geolocation API. Many years of research as well
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  3045. Otherwise other LTE routers may insulate the phone yes.
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  3046. Thank you
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  3047. Netguard is useful against apps like Yelp, Waze where they send data in the background
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  3048. Use OPEN SOURCE ONLY
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  3049. Did he mention me again? He's my biggest subscriber that I'm aware. He mentioned me several times this year
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  3050. Appreciate your comment. But be careful about your opinions on surveillance. Knowing what you think subjects you to manipulation and control. Someone can feed targeted messages to you because they know you.
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  3051. Exactly. the bill pretty much says, "do client-side scanning or we will sue you"
    3
  3052. Hey believe what you want. I've given you a warning. Ignore it. Up to you.
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  3053. Enjoy!
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  3054. Don't accept this! There are ways to use AI for yourself not under the control of others!
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  3055. Hahahahahaha!
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  3056. Yep you're right. the Iphone is utter rubbish.
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  3057. You are in dreamland
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  3058. Unfortunately, the information changes so fast so I couldn't keep up. I started it on Whatthezuck.net
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  3059. There is absolutely no privacy with Chromebooks
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  3060. the true value of what I'm demonstrating here is the monitoring. How you block can be done even on a separate device. But you couldn't easily monitor behavior from embedded apps
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  3061. simple. Factory reset.
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  3062. IMSI catchers are for phones. Several videos on that. You can also watch the video Phone without a SIM card
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  3063. I suppose so.
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  3064. OpenAI also blocks VPN's. Fortunately I have Starlink so I didn't have to care
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  3065. I retyped it so I may have typos. That was a lot of retyping and the text was very small
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  3066. lol
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  3067. Apparently you didn't watch my prior videos on AI. There's no real mystery to how it works. If you can see the source code you can verify it. I did. I even explained how it works. Understand the difference between AI you control and AI you cannot control
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  3068. You caught the tail end of Chinese New year. And then with Coronavirus on top of that, it likely added another 2 week delay
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  3069. Do you not have a deGoogled phone? Start with that
    3
  3070. A de-Googled phone has all location activities controlled by permissions. No hidden services working in the background like a standard Google and Apple phone.
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  3071. I probably don't have a TOR intro video. I assume people already know it. Maybe with the change in audience, I should do an intro
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  3072. LOL. True. the reason is that they're so bad at spying. They're trying hard to do it. But so far we can remove all the spying from Windows. Lots of work. But doable
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  3073. Slow down the watching! LOL Microsoft Apple Google Amazon Facebook Twitter
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  3074. You are very welcome
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  3075. Still, if evident, that is a classification in itself and can be a psyop target
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  3076. Please read the description. https://brax.me Sign up
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  3077. There is no such thing. Please do not fall for this. Get a BraX2 which is here now.
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  3078. Unfortunately, the best approach is to have 2 numbers. If you have a family member who has a phone that is hardly used for social media, you could temporarily use that.
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  3079. clear cookies and start fresh. Gotta start with dissociating the phone though. Find some old phone to start with for 2FA
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  3080. Safer from internet platforms. Though the carrier could track you. But I think that's a lower risk.
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  3081. You are not the problem. Your friends are the problem. How do you stop them? Simple, give them a DIFFERENT phone number (or use a different phone number with the platform)
    3
  3082. Free email should be used for useless things like app logins. Otherwise use a paid service for real email (like my Braxmail)
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  3083. Can you imagine having to show ID to Zuck?!!! That would cause me to leave that Zucking platform immediately if I were innocent enough to still be there.
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  3084. I will discuss that tonight in the live stream. Again many idiots are missing the point. This is not an issue of the validity of 2FA but that 2FA is an excuse to spy on us more.
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  3085. I'm curious what the questions were! and thank you
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  3086. You are so welcome
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  3087. Interesting to know anyway. But for the purposes of my videos I’m narrowing it down to SHTF scenarios and practicing its use in legit day to day activities. Just a focus. Appreciate the knowledge you’ve shared
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  3088. Yes. I don't know what the answer is yet. Elon Musk thinks its Neuralink. Not sure. It may trade one problem for another set
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  3089. Hell yeah, can't glorify this.
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  3090. Are you an insider? I have a little worry that I the CPU of both are not fast enough. I just released a video on Ubports on a Oneplus One which is a Snapdragon CPU Quadcore 2.5GHZ. This is a 2014 phone. The i.MX8M is only 1.5GHZ (though it has an auxiliary core) but the rest of the specs are similiar to the older phone. Why would someone pay $700 for something that a $60 phone can do?
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  3091. watch the new video on this coming up later today
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  3092. Yes, I'll dump my iphone too! No zucking FM radio! LOL
    3
  3093. Looking forward now after intense research on these two devices, I hope the next version is a lot faster. I fear that these two (which have similar CPU's), will not have the performance to bring in the users.
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  3094. Your meta data is being collected and matched to your Instagram and FB. It's noted in the EULA of zuckbook
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  3095. It's the next video. Working on it.
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  3096. Thank you. I actually missed an important point which I discussed in my Livestream. Only the Librem 5 is immune from an attack by bad firmware on the main memory.
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  3097. Lots more coming...including live stream tonight
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  3098. That's a great record! LOL. Thanks buddy!
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  3099. Raspberry PI's are Linux! So yes they will work on a Linux phone.
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  3100. So you're a conformist. You will never disagree with the authorities. Got it.
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  3101. Please watch the full video before you start with conclusions
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  3102. Then the VPN company gets the torrent reports.
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  3103. Just read the solutions. Partial solutions do not solve anything
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  3104.  @skatcat743  yes BraxRouter will work with Netguard since I use that combo all the time
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  3105. Netguard is not enough to de-Google. Certain things are done are at the root level not at the app level. And Netguard cannot be used with a VPN.. But it is something
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  3106. I'm not terribly fond of Telegram because of the phone number but it's ok to use with people you know
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  3107. You can do it on the website too (in addition to searching on the app)
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  3108. No experience with it. And being an older model perhaps it's not worth it
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  3109. It is not a Hanse. LOL. But they do all look alike
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  3110. Doesn't matter. By law PSTN has to provide wiretapping capability
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  3111. Cool! I have a General ticket
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  3112. Yes they're made for standard wifi frequencies. HAM's just use the more open frequencies.
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  3113. I'm not completely sure I understand the question. But in general, the objective is to connect everything to each other. For that to occur, you need a long distance trunk connection as well as a sector device to spread the connection locally. One could handle the long distance by wires. In fact, it is done through the internet where there is no other way to connect. Unfortunately, this is not something that can be relied on in an emergency since if power is down, then the Internet is down too. The dish routers we use like the Mikrotik are low powered very directional antennas with a long range. The one I use as my trunk connection is connecting to another dish router 27 miles away. Not 100% reliable however. I can power my Mikrotik with either Solar or Battery if necessary. I have both of those. Since that Mikrotik is highly directional it cannot be used to distribute a signal nearby. So it is often recommended that you use an omnidrectional router in the area where you want to share a signal. I don't have that. My other routers are Ubiquity routers which are connecting my other location. The signal is not as narrow but I'm not sharing my signal with anyone else at the moment so it doesn't matter. My long distance routers are connected to a home router which has a very short range (no more than 30 feet) and they are connected to each other with Ethernet cable.
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  3114. Great to hear you know the details of the CAN bus. Crazy what can be done!
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  3115. I realized that after the fact. Sorry I ran out of time to redo it. These videos are very hard to make (around a week).
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  3116. You have a ton of comments. Are you trying to do "amplification" on us?
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  3117. They're both good. iODE team is very supportive and has a higher security grade.
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  3118. I can talk about it on a live stream on Rumble. Saves me time on making another video
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  3119. It would be censored. LOL
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  3120. Correct. You cannot remove the Spyware from a Google Android (or iPhone). You must change to an Open source OS from the start.
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  3121. I invite you to live in a dicatorship. Since you have no real experience. Go read the comments of people from post-soviet countries in here.
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  3122. I invite you to live in a dicatorship or go talk to post-soviet republic people
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  3123. A business is a different target BTW. A business is always a good financial target of opportunity especially for infecting with ransomware.
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  3124. Resetting other devices are fine. But on a de-Googled phone, resetting means all the apps like Fdroid, Aurora store disappears so it's a pain to put back in.
    3
  3125. You took notes! The other was Delta Firmware Updates Over the Air
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  3126. How did they do it on a Samsung TV? Some of the logic switching could be software, like GPIO/I2C on a Raspberry PI...scary because we don't know!
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  3127. How did you forget the speaker? A speaker can be turned into a mic! Done by 3-letters on Samsung TV's already. Used to do that as a kid. Turn a speaker into a mic.
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  3128. Your comments are always accurate! Read what I added in the description about CALEA.
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  3129. I think they already did (fire feets on the ground)
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  3130. Reverse engineering is fine for copying behavior with software. But the issue is the patents. So whoever makes that software still have to pay for the patents
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  3131. Read what I added in the description. CALEA.
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  3132. Thank you!
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  3133. There's a recent video on Secure Linux distros. 3 weeks ago or so
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  3134. I've already interviewed John McAfee and was in touch with Janice. I'm also indirectly in touch with Stallman.
    3
  3135. Because of wiretapping. So you would need an alternate solution, which is provided in the video. No phone or text ever
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  3136. All SMS is monitored! Hell no!
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  3137. I certainly didn't. But each entity has a different motive as proven by their actions.
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  3138. On a computer, if you need it
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  3139. The google tracking is done by proprietary apps and services added to standard Android Open Source. Or they replace apps that are in Android open source. It's embedded in so many places. You cannot turn it off.
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  3140. BraX2 is a locked bootloader
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  3141. Your phone is a normie phone. 100% guaranteed.
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  3142. sign up on the social media site. The store is inside
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  3143. Thank you!
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  3144. That is not a supported device unfortunately. All these OS's are limited because of driver issues.
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  3145. Someone mentioned US Mobile. $5
    3
  3146. BTW I use Signal. But only with people who already know my phone number like family
    3
  3147. So many videos on that. Indirect. Many many.
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  3148. LOL. Stupidity.
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  3149. Welcome aboard!
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  3150. If you have a hardware switch, you can. But why even let them track if on? Zuck 'em
    3
  3151. Much appreciated
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  3152. You are so welcome
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  3153. It was tongue in cheek. It was very positive. And so is this response
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  3154. I appreciate that!
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  3155. lol
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  3156. Thanks 😆
    3
  3157. drama? It's all about some fun. Apparently Joe Rogan is a fan.
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  3158. Awesome! Thank you!
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  3159. who's paying for it? They can hand you the sim card.
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  3160. This one is intentional
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  3161. Depends on how this is received. Sometimes there's a limit to the level of tech stuff that is received by my audience. This is on the heavy side
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  3162. It depends. How long is the device taking to connect? If it takes 1-2 minutes, it is a standalone GPS. If it is instant, then it has to get SUPL and it is A-GPS. Usually standalone devices don't need SUPL. But SUPL is built into Cisco routers because they have a continuous connection to the internet anyway. However, just because a standalone device gets SUPL (for example via Wifi), it doesn't mean it's supl.google.com. This is specific to phones. CISCO for example would likely run its own SUPL
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  3163. Where in this video did I state that you can turn this off in any possible way, including Airplane mode? YOU CANNOT TURN IT OFF. Neither SUPL or NLP on a normie phone. There is NO WAY.
    3
  3164. Please come to brax.me. Sign up and there's a store.
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  3165. Glad it was helpful!
    3
  3166. The Book 1984 by George Orwell
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  3167. Exactly!
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  3168. I have an Apple Watch I never use...want it? LOL
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  3169. It's also useful to have cameras at every street corner. It's useful to implant a chip in everyone's head. In fact, every iPhone that is tracked is useful.
    3
  3170. "Relationship maps" --- a tool frequently used by 3 letter agencies
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  3171. Doesn't matter since it will be encrypted anyway
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  3172. Glad you're not falling for the marketing gimmick
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  3173. That's what contact tracing is. Hackers can of course pick up the Bluetooth mac address too. The difference is that the range of the Airtag is 200-400 feet whereas the phone is limited to around 10 feet.
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  3174. Fortunately not. That is not RFID
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  3175. Thank you! 😃
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  3176. I would suggest a BraxRouter to combine all the users into a VPN. Then you don't have to watch each individual's device and set it up. Then you create two networks: a VPN and non-VPN. Put the gaming on the non-VPN
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  3177. they are already exploiting it so that's why I teach you this to fight back
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  3178. Maybe they can't sell it but they can use the info themselves.
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  3179. At the moment, the capability is on iPhone X and up.
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  3180.  @eekeipoh  That's why I wonder about the interest in all these Android forks. As far as I'm concerned if they didn't work on Privacy issues then they're just as evil as Google.
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  3181. KaiOS is owned by Google. So I don't know what's in there now
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  3182. So we need to also eliminate freedom of speech since you have nothing to actually say today. What other unused freedoms should we remove?
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  3183. Fortunately no
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  3184. Thanks for the heads up. Checked it out. Looking forward to see how it progresses and will mention it next time.
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  3185. I believe the Blackberry 10 OS is based on Android so I wouldn't necessarily think that's the best option. I had a Blackberry Bold 9900 though I have now shifted to using Ubuntu Touch on a Nexus 5 (Linux phone)
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  3186. No radio?
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  3187. You have to manage by threat -- since there is no perfect solation
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  3188. I have that book. Everything he talks about is on some video here.
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  3189. LOL
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  3190. Hello there my friend
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  3191. My pleasure 😊
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  3192. It's mentioned separately in many places but I'll dedicate a video to it soon
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  3193. "Happy Meal" That was intentional. LOL
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  3194. Just state what I said that is plain false. So far not a single person has answered. I am NOT Anti-VAX. But you're all trying to convince me the Vax doesn't work! I thought it worked!
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  3195. We have De-Googled phones in general but BraX2 is sold out. Next version will come
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  3196. As I said in the video, Samsung chooses to block flashing.
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  3197. Every one of the mentioned OS's are Open Source. Go read the source code and see if anything is talking to your State of choice
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  3198. Tomorrow's video!
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  3199. That's what I would do yes. In fact I mention it in the video
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  3200. Whatsapp works on a de-Googled phone but Zuck will zuck you. That's neither here nor there because that would be the same on any phone.
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  3201. We do not believe that this "sandbox" method is good. In fact it just exposes you to Google tracking. I would advise that you do not use it.
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  3202. Because they allow the ROM to be replaced. So we put in an open source version
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  3203. Each OS has its own instructions you can follow yourself.
    3
  3204. They can listen in and track the phone calls but not get an exact location. The better option is to use it with BraxVirtual Phone. No SIM or use a hotspot
    3
  3205. Just go directly to brax.me using a browser. Yes the app stores don't work.
    3
  3206. no
    3
  3207. next video
    3
  3208. you are in the matrix
    3
  3209. Yes. That was confirmed on some models and then they removed the spyware. Unfortunately for them, in Windows such spyware is easy to catch
    3
  3210. The only mesh networks with scary reach are Apple Mesh and Amazon Sidewalk. In order to be a deadly tracking network, it has to be everywhere (each node within 200 feet )
    3
  3211. They demonetized a prior live stream that just had the word CV in there even though the discussion was talking about a supply chain
    3
  3212. Yes one has to learn how to use it properly.
    3
  3213. Wow. Direct info! You should talk to us on Brax.Me so we can learn from you
    3
  3214. doing fine grandma
    3
  3215. This is NOT a mystery since it is a pre-order. Go to Brax.Me and talk to tech support if you want to find out your batch. But chances are your phone already shipped today based on that date
    3
  3216. You're on the wrong video then. That was LAST WEEK'S VIDEO! Watch that. The answer is YES
    3
  3217. possibly.
    3
  3218. eSIM will definitely limit us in a big way
    3
  3219. The boat moves yes. But I was hoping the tripod is stable enough since the base is stable (boat floor). But the vibration is there and I haven't had the time to worry about eliminating it
    3
  3220. we will be zucked
    3
  3221. I don't have BraX2 USA on hand yet. The BraX2 USA has the advantage of Band 4/66 which is the only missing frequency. So yes, if you can wait, we will put a new store item for BraX2 USA likely in mid October
    3
  3222. From my testing, the carrier knows the IMEI. But does the MVNO know it in real time? The carrier is limiting based on TAC codes but differently based on MVNO it seems. At least that's my data from thousands of users. And it seems like this changes too. Something that I'd like to learn too is why a TAC code is restricted in some areas but not in others, even in the same city. It's almost at the tower level. Could this be based on leased towers? Information on this would be helpful. Thanks.
    3
  3223. Make sure you have the latest OS since there was an early bug in File Manager that didn't give access to the SD card. So download to Internal Storage. Otherwise the other reason is the lack of permission. Give storage permissions. But please do not use Youtube as your tech support method. No one monitors this
    3
  3224. That's likely because you don't watch the videos regularly.
    3
  3225. Please do not miss the point. Sites that DEMAND mobile phones like META are not doing it for security. This is all explained in the first section. You are incorrect to assume that these sites give you an option. There's a long list. I showed you how you can get around Google though which is critical
    3
  3226. Hard to believe you. You're right here on Youtube
    3
  3227. Thank you!
    3
  3228. That's called Context. So basically, forget the complex terminology, everything really is driven by the ability of the AI to get context (and be aware of the context limit which affects all other methods including RAG)
    3
  3229. Google can track you simultaneously so no point hiding. Stick to Chrome
    3
  3230. exactly
    3
  3231. Web worker doesn't stop just because you leave the website. In testing, the Google web workers stopped when I deleted cookies. But if I logged back in to Google, then the web workers will initiate again.
    3
  3232. A de-Googled phone has no ID. That's the main secret
    3
  3233. Thank you!
    3
  3234. "They' probably want to put me in a mental institution too. I try to make my statements as factual as I can my referring to sources. But my tech speculations are often 100% accurate.
    3
  3235. Consider it bricked. You will need to reflash the OS on it. You cannot reset it
    3
  3236. This is not a "store" site. It is a privacy community. The store is just an avenue. We cannot allow open access to the community and have private content scraped by AI and so on
    3
  3237. instead of imagining some conspiracy, you would have discovered that signing up requires NO ZUCKING DATA. You invent your username and set your own password. Done.
    3
  3238. yes
    3
  3239. Good job!
    3
  3240. Yes. I've used that. Puretalk is ATT
    3
  3241. I'd like to try it myself
    3
  3242. Yes, de-googled phones (we sell them)
    3
  3243. My VPN for example -- we are a very small company. We have no ability to even collect data and sell it since we are insignificant. Now I believe a VPN that collects data will be out of business so nowadays it is unlikely unless it's a free service
    3
  3244. Yet this is the video that doesn't get watched
    3
  3245. ODYSEE. Look at the description at the bottom
    3
  3246. Sorry. Will adjust upwards next time. New location so new settings
    3
  3247. Dragon Speech is device based (though they also have cloud based now). Watch my video on Speech AI. I understand that disabled people have no choice. But I'm really addressing the masses here.
    3
  3248. that's an error. Misspoke for sure and I should know better. It's because I avoid talking about the 2nd amendment on YT
    3
  3249. LOL. Well I had to present it so it gets attention
    3
  3250. Glad it was helpful!
    3
  3251. Yes Samsung is more difficult to flash. I avoid the Samsungs
    3
  3252. Google and Apple are already snooping with or without contact tracing. Once they get a hold of your infection status, then suddenly they have extra information. Another app using a different API may not give them diagnosis info but then there's a risk that the other app may also be creating a separate database.
    3
  3253. They are not if the government says it's ok. In HIPAA the only thing a company has to do is to file an ATTESTATION saying they keep the data private (within the company)
    3
  3254. Tablets and phones use the same OS so why would they be different? However, a Tablet without a cell modem is obviously immune from baseband attacks (which I describe in the Who's Spying on Your Phone videos). But a Phone without a SIM card is pretty close to that
    3
  3255. You know windows? Windows vs Linux: cd = cd dir = ls md = mkdir del = rm \ = / notepad = nano, or vim That's enough to be deadly right there. That's all I'm using in the video. This could a short video by itself.
    3
  3256. Thanks for watching!
    3
  3257. Depending on when it was shipped, there's a second confirmation of arrival in Switzerland and that occurred last night for me. It disappeared for 9 days while it was en-route
    3
  3258. I completely understand what you're saying. I'm trying to understand the intricacies of Libertine-Containers and I have to admit, it is quite a pain. Not to fault ubports since this stuff was put in there by Canonical. Yes, this locked down stuff kinda defeats the purpose of Linux. Hopefully, I can figure it out well enough that it has some utility like a regular Linux distro would have.
    3
  3259. It has a 900mhz radio. The same as RFID. Reader is just software. So it is ready to spy on RFID
    3
  3260. Wow
    3
  3261. Don't make things up. Watch actual cybersecurity people test this on DefCon.
    3
  3262. Absolute worst answer. Apple ID. Can't get rid of it. No. Linux is the only answer
    3
  3263. Has that ever happened? I'm the one doing the community service to inform you. You'd trust Google more?
    3
  3264. watch the passkey video. It's coming in the fall.
    3
  3265. No. Keep it. buy limit its use. I discussed that.
    3
  3266. Then you need to watch my GPG video.
    3
  3267. Just to clarify my focus here...I'm not trying to present all of cybersecurity here. Being focused on Privacy is a subset that's much more targeted. This is important because many times, cybersecurity goals of an enterprise conflict with personal privacy. Thus I've decided to focus on personal privacy since no one else seems to care about that. Lots of cybersecurity (shills) around. They want to get jobs with the big companies so they will tout any argument to support them. It's all about money. I want to present an honest look at privacy. For the common man (or woman).
    3
  3268. The FBI has something called Rule 41 where they make an assumption that anyone trying to hide themselves must be reason for them to track you. So they put you on a list. Does it matter? If you're law abiding, you could say "Who cares?" and move on. However in principle it bugs me. So I'd rather not be on any list.
    3
  3269. Thank you Pastora!
    3
  3270. Wouldn't it be great if everyone just bought a spare router (we probably all have spare routers) and put a mesh network on it? Yes we wouldn't need a telecom.
    2
  3271. Thanks man and good luck with your channel!
    2
  3272. In theory yes
    2
  3273. It would not be hard to do
    2
  3274. They're mostly around $400-430
    2
  3275. There's a recent video on that
    2
  3276. lol
    2
  3277. You would think, right?
    2
  3278. I had a video about Thinkpad Carbon. Really compatible.
    2
  3279. That is actually possible. I have a video of AREDN which uses Ham radio frequencies to provide a network
    2
  3280. Not safe. Linux has to be the host
    2
  3281. Not much and I will go into a theoretical approach next week
    2
  3282. To confirm, Zorin looks like Windows!
    2
  3283. I didn't do anything special. I use PopOS.
    2
  3284. Possible. But no current legislation being considered on that front.
    2
  3285. As long as Linux is the host yes
    2
  3286. There are two potential backdoor areas on the chips. The Intel IME on a computer and the baseband modem on a phone (separate CPU). Two chips in one. I've discussed both in prior videos. Both have limits though.
    2
  3287. Watch the EMP video I made
    2
  3288. Didn't know TOR could be 'owned' ... It's the safest option right now. Not perfect but nothing better. Snowden still has to use it.
    2
  3289. There are several de-Googled videos that explain everything
    2
  3290. Can't pack that up in a Faraday can. Gotta use it!
    2
  3291. LOL. What did I say?
    2
  3292. They don't give that option
    2
  3293. Apparently, as I said in the video, Y key is used through a special "Google Hardware Authentication app" which already has access to the device fingerprint. So they would still get what they want.
    2
  3294. You cannot use Yubikey unless you use a Google hardware key app. In which case, the Yubikey is redundant. They already know who you are from the app.
    2
  3295. That is not something I recommend.
    2
  3296. That's even worse!
    2
  3297. Privacy has just increased for you by not having a cell phone. That's 90% of the risk
    2
  3298. "phone 2fa is absolutely worthless" -- I didn't even bring that up. Texting of course can be intercepted via SS7 attack
    2
  3299. You partition your activities on a browser/device so they only know what they know or need to know
    2
  3300. Browser isolation is a computer technique. But since you used Facebook, then you're zucked. Did you actually understand that Facebook has to be isolated?
    2
  3301. Of course
    2
  3302. Chinese company
    2
  3303. Thank you!
    2
  3304. Thanks!
    2
  3305. That is absolutely correct.
    2
  3306. You got it!
    2
  3307. Thanks!
    2
  3308. I can only be contacted on the Brax.Me app (which is my app, encrypted and open-source)
    2
  3309. If you're in Europe, that is an awesome Linux Phone version and I've seen the demos and it looks really usable. I cannot have access to Sailfish OS in the USA. But just note that this particular video is talking about something that cannot be solved by any devices other than a Pinephone and a Librem 5.
    2
  3310. Pinephone has the advantage of a Kill switch. Otherwise, a Linux phone is always a good alternative
    2
  3311. It's a reasonable assumption because of the security issue with "Ki"
    2
  3312. no
    2
  3313. BraX2
    2
  3314. The browsers on a SIM card are called S@T and WIB. There's no Java. I don't even think they run javascript. It's likely a custom text interface.
    2
  3315. Stingray IMSI catcher is a government device that communicates with the baseband (MP) as a fake cell tower. So this is not a new concept.
    2
  3316. As I understand it, MP communications is through the radio only. So that can be initiated by a cell tower or something emulating a cell tower
    2
  3317. direct interception has to be in close proximity. But once your IMSI is identified, the tracking of certain things can continue using the CALEA surveillance equipment built into the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network)
    2
  3318. I have so many videos on that in a row
    2
  3319. those were the fast ones! 9600 baud! But the original Hayes modems. 300 baud. 1200 baud.
    2
  3320. This video is intended to make everyone rethink what is actually going on. If you watch the video fully (it is very dense), the MP has a different OS (RTOS) has it's own separate Input/Output and shares memory with the AP (plus it's own firmware storage area). This is not a single chip.
    2
  3321. Huh? There are at least 3 SOC's in a phone
    2
  3322. yes
    2
  3323. What a weird question. Did you want me to raise the price?
    2
  3324. KAI OS is Google
    2
  3325. No. That model was not USA compatible after thorough testing
    2
  3326. Generosity? YT is making big bucks from my videos
    2
  3327. Sorry that batch sold out. So awaiting the next batch. Talk on Brax.me community chats instead of here
    2
  3328. Change bank? My bank (a very big one) has no problem
    2
  3329. I'm not familiar with that. Is it open source?
    2
  3330. It will work with Mint or any MVNO of Tmobile or ATT
    2
  3331. I think Google FI is TMobile. The only carrier it is not certain to run on is Verizon
    2
  3332. We have a goal to update it to 8GB if we reach a threshold of pre-orders. We will surpass that so 8GB is pretty much guaranteed
    2
  3333. yes
    2
  3334. Even if they didn't do this, End-to-end encryption is no longer guaranteed. Have a video on that
    2
  3335. 2FA itself is not evil. It's just big tech's implementation of it
    2
  3336. Of course. Big Tech has all your contact lists. They don't even need to ask cell carriers.
    2
  3337. That's one of the criteria that was important in the Cambridge Analytica debacle. Though they don't call it Gullibility. That's their objective though. To find people that can succumb to manipulation
    2
  3338. You must not understand what I am saying. The moment you allow it, you have a device fingerprint and all your devices are now cross device tracked. Texting is fine if they allow it. But they are moving away from it and require 2FA (no texting) for YT creators
    2
  3339. Authy is a clone of Google Authenticator app as mentioned in the video. But Google no longer uses the Google Authenticator app. It has a new app that has spy features
    2
  3340. It depends on who's doing the 2FA. That is the point of the video. Banks are fine
    2
  3341. Didn't you pay attention? Replay that again
    2
  3342. I would do a rant instead. This makes me mad too
    2
  3343. fact. De-Google your phone and battery life doubles.
    2
  3344. Kevin Mitnick tried that and went to jail. They wanted to lock him up for 40 years for modifying these identifiers (but they cut it down to 5 years)
    2
  3345. That's what I had to do. So save your old phones
    2
  3346. You were zucked too...
    2
  3347. 2FA itself is not bad. It's how 2FA is used by Big Tech. So banking 2FA is not bad for example. The evil exists because the 2FA is required by those that make the phone
    2
  3348. Yes.
    2
  3349. yes but not quite ready for the average person
    2
  3350. They are all fine if they are allowed. But you will discover for example that Google allows them and hardware keys only within a Google app which tracks you separately
    2
  3351. passkeys are fine
    2
  3352. I only have a problem with Big Tech 2FA
    2
  3353. Yet here you are on Google. How do you escape the phone number on a Google ID? I'm curious. I've done it but it wasn't easy
    2
  3354. Get a de-Googled phone
    2
  3355. Signal no longer requires you to share your phone number but Signal still requires a phone number. I just don't want you to forget that.
    2
  3356. That's a data plan. There are other USA data plans like eIOTclub.com. Most foreign data sims are roaming so a USA plan may be more reliable.
    2
  3357. The authorities will know who you are and knock on your door for your social media statements
    2
  3358. You need to prove it otherwise.
    2
  3359. Remembering the old days huh? :)
    2
  3360. Completely incorrect. Just because you use the Internet doesn't change the fact that it is a No-KYC option
    2
  3361. I did that in the "Top 3 Data stolen from you in 2019". With actual examples. Response....underperforming video....Maybe too complex? I will make a new one just like that to try it out again.
    2
  3362. No. I'm not saying that. I'm saying look at all devices in tandem. What Google ID/Apple ID is each device logged in as. Location enabled where? Look at everything together.
    2
  3363. You should watch my video on How your Phone Works (recent video) so you can see why that won't work
    2
  3364. 6 ZUCKING FEET
    2
  3365. It's just a regular phone. Nothing special from the carrier's point of view
    2
  3366. While that is true, it is a completely different threat that Snowden would worry about. Not necessarily the average person
    2
  3367. You could still be tracked with the identity of the phone and whatever it is logged in to. It may not be your real name but it is still you.
    2
  3368. Unfortunately, I don't have access to a live Sailfish OS here in the US. But maybe I can try out the beta
    2
  3369. Yes. This video is not a criticism of that. It's a historical comparison that shows we may have to wait longer than expected. It took Pine64 3-4 years before things settled down. Purism is doing it faster. But will it be running by April-May when I get my Evergreen batch? Likely not yet. And I can have many months of work on the Pinephone by then.
    2
  3370. Keep me updated. At least the biggest blob is excluded
    2
  3371. True. But at least Purism has many paid programmers. Apparently more than I imagined and paid staff will have more productivity than volunteers from all the other projects. So it will even out.
    2
  3372. Martijn is with PostmarketOS so he should know what he's doing. He's working with the Librem Devkit. Find his comment below somewhere. He ran a benchmark test, he said.
    2
  3373. Also note the comment from Martijn Braam somewhere in here. He has both the Librem5 devkit and the Pinephone. Benchmarking both shows that they operate at the same actual speed. The NXP cannot sustain the higher clock speed. So these two devices are not as far apart as they seem based on specs alone.
    2
  3374. Excellent analysis. I'm glad to hear the specifics of the issues. Nothing stays constant however. I learned from Pine64 that the upgrade path will not be via the Rk3399 (or some other Rockchip) but possibly a newer Allwinner SoC. And I also heard that this new SoC may power not just the phone but all their products including SBC's, Laptop, Tablet, etc. But this is likely a couple of years away if I'm going to guess. These projects are so difficult that they're moving too slowly for the customer base.
    2
  3375. The pinephone has many more people working on it (at the moment) so that's going to drive some early successes.
    2
  3376. I'm sure it will turn out fine in the end. As I said, I've ordered both.
    2
  3377. A delay was announced so it is expected to start shipping right about now.
    2
  3378. When I get the Librem 5
    2
  3379. Yes it is sold worldwide. It is shipped from China.
    2
  3380. Equivalent to a PI 3B+. The 3B is maybe half the speed.
    2
  3381. With a monitor....
    2
  3382. I'm expecting lots of things to happen in this area in 2020!
    2
  3383. So glad to see your response here Jeremiah! First time I'm heard from Purism. Please explain your side by all means. And hopefully get it touch with me. I can be reached on this link. http://rob.brax.me
    2
  3384. Sorry buddy. You gotta go older. Blackberry Bold 9900. Passport is Android based. But still not immune from a cell baseband interception. Lots you gotta learn, like why Kill switches are needed.
    2
  3385. That's helpful to know Martijn! And thanks for the great work you're doing! Anything else new you can add? At least you're hands on with this stuff.
    2
  3386. I didn't see that yet. But as I mentioned, I said that was solvable. I expected that to be figured out
    2
  3387. Very happy to hear that. The more specifics we know, the happier the supporters will be. This kind of effort will be of great benefit to all Linux phone users in the future.
    2
  3388. Yes! and I appreciate the fact that you approach these with a completely different angle from me so it's all synergetic! Your knowledge is outstanding. I'm interested in learning your background. Contact me on brax.me if you can.
    2
  3389. I haven't heard of that specific one. But the technology is simple enough. Shouldn't be too mysterious. You should be able to run even Keepass from a USB stick
    2
  3390. I appreciate the support!
    2
  3391. Did you see my Backdoors to your Phone video? Simjacker/SS7 etc? No baseband is immune to that, according to the cybersecurity experts testing it. None of that is opensource
    2
  3392. Amos, I'm making a new video related to this and I don't think this is the complete answer. Although a mainline driver may interact with a device feature, the device can still have a blob. Example is Ofono driver for Telephony. It just interacts at a high level with the baseband. Your USB_NET_QMI-WWAN, if I'm reading that right is just the WWAN driver. And the reason I believe this is because of the "Delta Firmware OTA Updates" available to the basebands including Quectel. And also part of the "carrier update" feature that allows Carriers to update flash memory on the baseband. And because all basebands are licensed from patent holders Mediatek, and Qualcomm, I expect that proprietary code always exists.
    2
  3393. It has all the switches yes!
    2
  3394. Should be over 150 million
    2
  3395. I'm in a (potentially) off grid yacht.
    2
  3396. Not quite. Rough location only. But with 5G you are dead meat
    2
  3397. These are all good
    2
  3398. De-Googled, IMEI/IMSI is not known to anything but the dialer.
    2
  3399. If you have a googled phone Google knows what your IMSI/IMEI did. Everywhere. If you a have a de-Googled phone, each site knows only what you do with them
    2
  3400. Apple won't let you
    2
  3401. They're safe Android devices
    2
  3402. Just change what you use for 2FA and it will be fine. Google doesn't see the phone if it is de-Googled.
    2
  3403. That would be fun for experimentation purposes. But not necessary if using AOSP since the source code makes all that apparent.
    2
  3404. That's all explained in there. A Google Android phone (like a Samsung) is bad
    2
  3405. Google does not have any control over the OEM side. That's extracted separately by the custom rom maker...Yes it is possible for the OEM side to be tainted
    2
  3406. I figured it out. We preinstall Waze on our de-Googled.
    2
  3407. oops. Thank goodness you watch well
    2
  3408. Hello Evy!!!! Gotta play Rainbow for you! But YT will probably give me a copyright violation! LOL
    2
  3409. Very hard to find! Too common of a name. Subbed
    2
  3410. I realize that with coverage issues we don't necessarily have a choice. But just don't let them screw you. Don't roll over.
    2
  3411. Tmobile uses Band 4 for 5G carrier aggregation. Not LTE. Some people butted in and said I was wrong because of supposedly missing bands I did not discuss. That's because they didn't watch the video closely. All the bands are listed for all carriers. But the LTE specific bands are what I said.
    2
  3412. But in a couple of weeks, I'll put it on Amazon
    2
  3413. Well I'm wrong. It's LTE Voice vs 3G voice
    2
  3414. Likely bad APN parameters. Make sure it is correct
    2
  3415. Today people were telling me that their carriers are telling them that Pixel 3, Pixel 3XL are incompatible. Such BS! Those phones support all bands and are the most compatible of all! So I'm not surprised. It's basically anything older than 2 years must be a zucking old phone...
    2
  3416. Same phone as BraX2 Privacy Phone. Check their price compared to mine
    2
  3417. It is possible that the OEM firmware for the Baseband Modem (MP) may have needed to be updated. However, in practice I find that you just enable VoLTE in settings.
    2
  3418. BraX2!
    2
  3419. What is your basis for these comments? I said LTE BANDS. Bands 4, 66, 71 as far as I know are allocated for carrier aggregation for fake 5G NOT LTE. I'm in Los Angeles which is about as Urban as it gets and they said they use Band 12. If they're giving me wrong information then you state your source so we can verify.
    2
  3420. Yes I have a constant flow of phones
    2
  3421. for price yes. for service yes. For coverage - your mileage may vary
    2
  3422. That's been renamed to 3G-HSPDA I believe. They don't refer to that as 4G lately
    2
  3423. You are being tricked by that information. The "parameters" are in APN settings which can be modified on the phone. Many MVNO's are not updating the APN correctly (yes MCC/MNC/MMS)
    2
  3424. I published the bands so there's no mystery. But this is really just a difficulty with the US. It's a global phone. Definitely no problem in the EU since the phone is sourced from the EU
    2
  3425. That model is definitely out of date. Models incorrectly classified as incompatible are 2019 or newer
    2
  3426. Then we're zucked because they all suck then
    2
  3427. MBR is in a fixed sector on the hard drive. (Boot sector). First sector. Back in the day you couldn't move it. I think if there's a bad sector you can relocate it.
    2
  3428. I'm using PopOS and Ubuntu myself.
    2
  3429. What is "20" in a Youtube sense? All the commands are in the description though.
    2
  3430. LOL!
    2
  3431. Once you're an expert you can come up with your own shortcuts. But as you know the problem is that many apps will not even exist and you'll have to install it. Whereas nano is almost universally pre-installed.
    2
  3432. Be happy to! I have a lot of followers from Norway
    2
  3433. Yes it does.
    2
  3434. Startpage was a sponsor and I use Startpage. I have experienced what you say and they do have something to figure out there. According to them, there are abusive bots that go through their system and they have to pay Google for every query. This is definitely a usability issue they need to overcome.
    2
  3435. Exactly how I stop it
    2
  3436. try it
    2
  3437. OK you opt of airtag and they track you within 6 feet instead of 1 inch.
    2
  3438. BraX2 is out of production and out of stock. Stay tuned for BraX3 and in the meantime we have De-Googled Pixels
    2
  3439. De-Googled phones last 2 days
    2
  3440. Where did I say that? Obviously sensors are hardware and identifiers like IMEI, IMSI, MAC address are hardware. But those cannot be acquired and sent without software. So no, it is all about Google software spyware
    2
  3441. I made a new test using my own code and I was wrong. I noted in the description. Microsoft Apps respect the Wifi triangulation rule but not 3rd party apps
    2
  3442. Where were you to defend me against the Apple fanboys when I attacked Apple?
    2
  3443. Yes, given the limitation, you should switch to Linux. You have to make an investment in learning with Linux so it is not for everyone but if you can, do it.
    2
  3444. I was talking only about the App security portion which I thought was like SELINUX. But in further research (see description of video), it applied only to Microsoft Apps so it is a fail
    2
  3445. Somehow a lot of anger with MS obstructs the point. Not everyone can use Linux so drop that for a moment. So what's the choice? Android, IOS, MacOS, Windows11. Among all this it is clear that Windows 11 is safer. So would you like me not to say anything and have more people migrate to Apple and Google which are FAR FAR worse and there is nothing you can do?
    2
  3446. It's a free upgrade
    2
  3447. Why don't you use Apple then? They know your locations 24/7. I'm sure you don't mind that. You like someone trailing you with binoculars all day? Watching through your windows (no pun intended)? To summarize for you: location = identity. Block identity and tracking is irrelevant
    2
  3448. Linux is the best privacy OS. That's in the next video. I was only talking potentially about a limited case
    2
  3449. MacOS doesn't have Wifi Scanning. But they have the same Wifi triangulation. The problem is that it is not switchable. You cannot turn it off. Apple just allows or disalllows permissions for others to see it. They always see it and thus Find My Phone is flawlessly born and can be used for theft
    2
  3450. We'll talk completely pro-Linux in the next video. Don't worry.
    2
  3451. Maybe you don't have Windows 11 yet? If you have it, the B-Roll shows exactly what I'm doing. You can replay the video then
    2
  3452. I do not think that's correct.
    2
  3453. The new App Security features on Windows 11 (if you check the apps on it) will be very effective against Malware for a change. There is nothing I can do for you if you choose Apple.
    2
  3454. Then I will renew it. It only resets on a reboot. Glad you are using it though
    2
  3455. I made a comment on the description. Using my own Triangulation code, the non-MS browsers can still triangulate. Zuck. So only Microsoft apps are respecting this setting.
    2
  3456. The important element is IDENTITY. Withhold your identity and all tracking is irrelevant. I run a VPN, I don't use a Microsoft ID. I block locations. I tested to make sure locations are blocked. So whatever is collected, if any, is not that useful. Microsoft does not work the way Android and Apple does so this tracking is obvious and can be turned off if you're a Windows expert. Hard for Microsoft to hide since a lot of things are exposed in the registry.
    2
  3457. Just disassociate after the fact. Make a brand new microsoft iD so there's no data. I don't have Home but I read that it does that. However there is no limitation on removing Microsoft ID's.
    2
  3458. Watch my antivirus video. I do not use one
    2
  3459. I've been researching SELINUX since the beginning of the Linux phone discussions 3 years ago now. And this is what makes Android stand out. They've laid out the foundation for a robust permissions interface. SELINUX is compiled into every executable on Android. On mainline Linux, this is just a general permission layer that's not broken out into specific permissions. This is the main change to Linux that was made by Android. Normally we don't worry about this too much on Linux since apps from repositories are open source. But you cannot control a rogue app installed manually.
    2
  3460. What I was talking about is the use of SELINUX and AppArmor. What newbie Linux users think is that just by installing SELINUX/AppArmor that you are protected. But that's not the whole story. This is the primary reason that mainline Linux is not suitable for mobile use (security wise). This could be a video topic though I'm not sure it will get a lot of views.
    2
  3461. Googled Androids, just like iPhones are very dangerous devices. By default it spies on everything. It can read the phone identifiers. That's why I leave it turned off. In contrast a de-Googled phone has no communications with Google whatsoever.
    2
  3462. Perhaps you did not watch the video. It clearly already assumes that certain things are not hidden (normal email and phone number). But without thinking about what I say here, then you CANNOT HIDE AT ALL. EVER
    2
  3463. Just go to https://brax.me
    2
  3464. The AI is watching you
    2
  3465. yes. that should be doable
    2
  3466. No you do not need more phones. Just reorganize what you do on each. As long as your 2FA is a separate phone, you really are covered on the issues in this video. But there are more advanced concepts. Best to not put Gmail on a de-Googled phone.
    2
  3467. You are not the source. It's the people you know who are the source so you can't do anything to their list.
    2
  3468. You really need to understand this video. That's the whole point! You cannot use a fake name if you didn't pay attention to this!
    2
  3469. That is correct!
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  3470. That is confirmed and correct. Once you're on a contact list, you can expect that you're on a facebook/instagram/whatsapp list. Even as a non-user. Zucked up
    2
  3471. There is an annual plan with a significant discount. $60 / year. On their website
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  3472. Next video. In any case, any other procedure to hide will NOT WORK UNLESS you do what is in this video. This is a basic starting point.
    2
  3473. Oh it's a battle alright. But the masses have to fight back as well.
    2
  3474. No. I'm saying don't be a passive NPC. Take action.
    2
  3475. Someone may be able to figure this out, but then the opposition can encrypt it a different way again.
    2
  3476. watch that video Skynet 2.0
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  3477. Faraday bag. But this serves a very targeted and limited purpose
    2
  3478. They use that in RFID technology (watch my RFID video). But needs a very short distance to operate plus a LOT of RF
    2
  3479. BLE is fairly new BTW. They've had permanent batteries for awhile
    2
  3480. Of course it will. Since you are basically authorizing it (there's no way to unauthorize this)
    2
  3481. Of course I remember Jennie! Boating and Fishing!
    2
  3482. As I said, it will be impossible to put the genie back in the bottle. 3 Letters are looking for solutions for pre-encryption scanning and Apple just proved it can be done. So it will be demanded of them and we will all lose our privacy. The fact that 3 letters want in on this is not speculation. Bruce Schneier was discussing this too
    2
  3483. Yes but we can install AOSP on it quite well and remove the Goog
    2
  3484. US Samsungs cannot be de-Googled so you're stuck with Google spyware. So you have think of other models (like Pixels)
    2
  3485. that's why I think they're going beyond straight hashing into AI image recognition. Otherwise I don't know what the point of it is.
    2
  3486. We will never know now. Like I said, 3 letter agencies will demand access.
    2
  3487. Ebay! Someone will buy it
    2
  3488. Doing a plant is not possible with this AI. It has to be sent to the device via other means (like a virus)
    2
  3489. LOL
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  3490. Apple will try to defuse what I say by saying that they do Elliptical curve encryption. That's supposedly to hide the identity but does not stop the data flow of location. This is a fake story since there are so many ways to identify the phone via other channels.
    2
  3491. You can also use the website. https://brax.me. Log in and the store is right on the menu
    2
  3492. That's possible
    2
  3493. Let me remind you of SA-00086. It doesn't use LAN
    2
  3494. Sad isn't it?
    2
  3495. Caution. You can't unlock the bootloader of a Huawei phone.
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  3496. K9 is fine
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  3497. You have to install and AOSP ROM from scratch without GAPPS. You can't undo an existing phone after the fact
    2
  3498. Personally, they're theoretical solutions to theoretical threats, not likely to be a concern of the average person. They're fine, but a LineageOS or just a plain GSI is as good as a normal Google Android (though safer from Google).
    2
  3499. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  3500. I don't want taking money before I have product to sell.
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  3501. Have you looked at my store where I sell my BraxOS version?
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  3502. Glad you liked it!
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  3503. You can't really put paid apps on a de-Googled phone. So maybe you have another phone just for that purpose.
    2
  3504. Unfortunately that's part of their control is to force you to use gmail
    2
  3505. Yes I do that all the time. It's called GSI (Generic System Image)
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  3506. Everyone is suspect. So protect against all.
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  3507. You use MicroG with any no-GAPPS AOSP (including Lineage)
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  3508. of course. Expected.
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  3509. No facebook services of any kind. Watch my videos on that. Evil empire
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  3510. OEM binary blobs remain.
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  3511. Thanks for the sub!
    2
  3512. I just don't trust all
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  3513. Might have been a better move for them. All open source (as I said in the video). But average people like convenience
    2
  3514. LineageOS no-GAPPS. But I do more than that though.
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  3515. It is plastered over the internet. Don't trust anyone
    2
  3516. Whatsapp can still run without notifications. But what's the point of having a private phone if you're going to ruin it with a Facebook app?
    2
  3517. From $269 and up
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  3518. I don't think a virus will be potent 20 days without a host. And the factory is in Shenzen near Hongkong. The workers also wear gloves.
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  3519. SailfishOS is OpenSource as its base. Then they put the Android stuff over that's proprietary. It's probably the most advanced looking of all the UI's. But to me it's still a custom Linux distro.
    2
  3520. Obviously it is more convenient if you didn't have to remove it. But I thought it was something that was really difficult to do (there were some comments to me to that effect). It was quite easy to remove the battery though and you'd have to restart the device anyway
    2
  3521. What is a battery backup? Most Ubuntu touch phones are just Android phone. I haven't subjected this pinephone to a battery test yet.
    2
  3522. Thank you. Very interesting detail!
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  3523. Isn't their compositor the new MIR with Wayland support from Canonical? So Canonical is the one with older API? And thank you for this knowledge!
    2
  3524. You're on the mesa project? UT is getting a mesa update shortly. Is that good or something still missing?
    2
  3525. I guess we could go back to Nokia Maemo, was that 2011? But anyway, we all know what we mean. LOL. And thanks for watching and being here! EDIT: we cross posted that.
    2
  3526. A Sony Xperia X is an ANDROID phone (originally). A Librem 5 and Pinephone are like miniature PC's. They boot like a PC. There's no Android in there whatsoever
    2
  3527. Remember PalmOS, that is now LuneOS which is a continuation of the Webos project and it works on this phone. That is one of the offered UI's for this.
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  3528. You can run bash scripts all day. In fact I'm playing with it on ssh and just installed Libreoffice for fun and I see it on the desktop. However, this is based on alpine linux so I just have to see the differences from a typical debian distro.
    2
  3529. Graphene is at an early stage. Right now it isn't much different than LineageOS. So we'll have to give them some time.
    2
  3530. Yes it has 16gb eMMC for an Os. So in theory it could dual boot
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  3531. Getting close then!
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  3532. But you need a big screen to use libreoffice! LOL
    2
  3533. Then I'll sell it and get another. LOL
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  3534. actually, simply removing the SIM card is enough for modem security for most people
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  3535. OK. I will pay more attention to that.
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  3536. I can ssh through the usb-c so you likely can do some iptables routing to get that going.
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  3537. US hardware? Which? It's not like I'm being given a choice
    2
  3538. check out the Brax.me store
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  3539. All phones can be located by Government/Carriers. But that's not the threat in this video. Big Tech can only locate the phone with Google Android, or IOS. Since it runs neither, the answer is no. However, this is a costly option when a less expensive solution exists (de-Googled phones) plus you still get apps
    2
  3540. Time to change sides!
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  3541. I thought you said biased...LOL
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  3542. I'm a nothing. In fact, notice that this video is clearly suppressed. Anytime I have these topics, the algo knows to suppress it.
    2
  3543. On a Pixel 4a, you can use Chromium instead
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  3544. Smart moves. But be careful, your multiple accounts are identified with mobile IMEI
    2
  3545. If you understand what this video is telling you, you will LIKE that Chrome is completely controlled by Google. You have a direct channel to the machine. You can tell it anything.
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  3546. No. But changing time zone, screen resolution, colors, etc. will.
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  3547. My solution is flawless. Others will have limitations
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  3548. Yes, I have two videos on that.
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  3549. Use 3 browsers for that. Google logged in, Google not logged in (Brave is best), Non-Google
    2
  3550. Must be intentional
    2
  3551. The point in my video is disinformation. They would believe the disinformation more if it were Chrome, I think. But it's all up you
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  3552. yes
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  3553. Your browser reveals many pieces of information. Again this combination is already exact: IP Address, Useragent, Timezone, Noscript.
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  3554. You do not need Javascript for browser fingerprinting. First extremely few people do noscript. So just your useragent, timezone, and noscript already narrows you down. There is no benefit to it.
    2
  3555. they're all the same to me. Another Chromium fork?
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  3556. Yes. Start immediately. Eventually the old data will expire.
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  3557. I would try not to use the plug in for the password manager. I use a separate app for the Password manager rather than a plug in. I don't use any non-standard extensions that is not the default (including https everywhere). Certainly you can remember yourself to do https. You do not need a babysitter
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  3558. No need to click on anything
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  3559. You can do some pretty advanced things with this to take it to the next level. You can make Google believe something else about you if you deliberately set up separate browsers for Google. But it has to be done with a VPN or they will be cross tracked.
    2
  3560. Do not block javascript. You will be identified quickly as an extremely small minority
    2
  3561. Once you log in to Google you get zucked. So you're doing all these complex things that will just cause you to make a mistake. You're logged in now to YT. My way is simple and absolute
    2
  3562. I'm using Brave. I see ads all the time on YT. And I'm on a VPN with Ad blocking too
    2
  3563. You cannot mix mesh networks though. Each mesh has its own identifiers. So unless you're a big player like Apple and Google, you can't create a mesh like a Skynet level
    2
  3564. So many side channels now! You know this is a specific cybersecurity technique
    2
  3565. I better rewatch that then...
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  3566. Google Pixel 8 IS THE TARGET! This is the one that will track you when the phone is off! So de-Google it ASAP
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  3567. Yes people who are techie can de-Google some models of phones themselves. Or companies like mine can do it for you. Or we have pre-Degoogled phones already
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  3568. de-Googled, I believe it will be fine
    2
  3569. Bluetooth modules are now part of the Wifi/GPS/Bluetooth module from Broadcom. The problem is that the Mesh network has to be operated by another entity. In this case a Google. Or an Apple, that can handle communications or commands. A general piece of hardware does not have that reach. Remember how this is used, For example it is used to communicate with the Imaging AI which is another chip and controlled by the Application OS. Each mesh network has to send their own identifiers. The Bluetooth standard allows that. So for example one bluetooth chip could support multiple mesh networks. That just makes it non-compliant with the BLE standard if it starts running an independent Mesh.
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  3570. You have to go to https://brax.me directly and sign up
    2
  3571. BLE is not in AOSP
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  3572. Yes but this is not a practical solution when you take it out of the bag. The only real solution is to change to a De-Googled phone
    2
  3573. There are two parts to this. BLE sending an identity signal when the power is off is like Airtag functionality. So that doesn't require the OS. But each Android sensing the announcement is the mesh network and that uses Google Services from what I can tell.
    2
  3574. It is likely that the updates to allow BLE was done by Android version. So I can imagine it wasn't necessarily done simultaneously on all Androids. Just a guess but realistic. Also likely they would have updated newer Androids first with this Google code
    2
  3575. If you make your own private mesh network, you can make some positive use of course. But control comes from universal coverage mesh networks. Much larger than originally imagined
    2
  3576. You have to appreciate the tech. They reused an existing part in devices and reused it for something else and made it low power. So it's very specific.
    2
  3577. It's partly for modifying wake up words as well. Also it allows a slow processor to do something as intensive as voice recognition. It enables cheap hardware. Keeping the processor to simple tasks like sending mic input to the cloud will allow them to sell these devices for cheap (as is the case with Alexa Echo Dot).
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  3578. I don't do anything that can be classified as against TOS. However, I talk about the problems with Big Tech and how they abuse us. So they can't possibly love me. They tolerate me at best
    2
  3579. (a) De-Google your phone (b) Turn off location permissions. Both of these.
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  3580. I didn't mention Android TV. In fact, why have one, right?
    2
  3581. It's one of the best. But overkill for privacy. it's more for super security
    2
  3582. what the zuck are you talking about?
    2
  3583. Ubuntu is easy. Some other distros are not
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  3584. Completely false. That is the knowledge of the beginner. Watch the location videos.
    2
  3585. The issue is direct access to the Camera. Not your computer
    2
  3586. True! But might be too nitpicky if I mention that :). I'm only focusing on the bad stuff
    2
  3587. It has nothing to do with the browser. It's when you associate it with a Google ID
    2
  3588. I make different level videos. This one is intermediate
    2
  3589. We accept alternate payment methods.
    2
  3590. it is not down. https://brax.me
    2
  3591. LOL.
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  3592. Google Voice is not suitable for 2FA yes. But our phone numbers are regular numbers. You could hook it up as a regular line.
    2
  3593. Not at the moment
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  3594. In the US, we have 1 sim slot. For 2FA, we need more than 1 number
    2
  3595. Google Play Store. Google ID
    2
  3596. Caller ID
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  3597. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spSdUSgAkKg
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  3598. If you're thinking this is a regular phone line, then you need the "normal" plan. This is the cheap plan for 2FA.
    2
  3599. OK great. I do the same with Redpocket. CallerID is an issue. But Mint is $15 a month! Mine is $5 a month and NO KYC and NO SIM. Forward your traffic and no special phone requiring a SIM. Sure you can use Mint like I did Redpocket. Hate the caller ID
    2
  3600. It's ok to change to a new number. I do talk about that in the next video.
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  3601. There is no phone or app required as the video says since most uses is with forwarding
    2
  3602. Yes this is definitely a solution for the techie.
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  3603. NO
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  3604. Yes
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  3605. Only USA and Canadian phone numbers are currently available (although anyone can get it)
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  3606. You do not need the app. You can go to the website. Or you can download the APK directly from our site. Or you can use apkpure.com. De-Googled phones, which is what most of our customers use, do not have Google Play Services
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  3607. You use Google Play Store. So Google ID!
    2
  3608. Just looks fast! But Sailboats are very efficient. Even on motor I probably just use 1/3 gallon an hour.
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  3609. Hahaha! Don't worry, I will not be going near the doldrums. I just need to bug out up and down the coast. And I can get to many islands around here just on motor!
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  3610.  @erinbiggers7709  Not a bad idea.
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  3611. Be patient. I already know that they're gathering together solve these once and for all in a couple of weeks at a hackathon. These are minor issues like hooking the bash scripts into the UI for NetworkManager
    2
  3612. Well...some people only like good news...
    2
  3613. Yes your approach is well thought out. PostmarketOS is mainline Linux. So I will be doing lots of experimentation with it coming soon. I have a lot of research ahead of me
    2
  3614. i'm using Tmobile. Check to make sure you don't have an International Model which doesn't work in the US. Mostly made for the UK
    2
  3615. what that's cool to do it in reverse! Thanks!
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  3616. usually I do but not too much that requires screenshots here. Thank you
    2
  3617. That's an incomplete story. Google AI is in charge of learning about YOU. Then it decides what videos it will feed you.
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  3618. Man, are you dense? Really? Are you an AI bot or human? It's called SARCASM. Do you forget what platform I'm on?
    2
  3619. Thank you for being here!
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  3620. I appreciate that!
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  3621. lol. I was hoping for the best when I made the video
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  3622. Thanks!
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  3623. I believe so on a Laptop. And the new Pinephone is planned to have it as well.
    2
  3624. Spread the word because the level of understanding by most people, including experts, is low.
    2
  3625.  @TheMegamanx1978  When I last tried it, it was inconsistent. So depends on which release. Haven't tested recently
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  3626.  @TheMegamanx1978  I have a pinephone but my Librem 5 has not arrived and not expected soon. So hard to recommend something I don't have. Pinephone is exciting to me for other development reasons. Watch my many videos on it. Just waiting for better power management and general stability
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  3627.  @TheMegamanx1978  There are many many pinephone videos from me. This video was done before the pinephone was well known.
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  3628. Yes. I have a Pinephone
    2
  3629. please watch the video carefully. I don't think anyone is paying attention.
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  3630. you can do whatever you want. Just don't have the false security that you think Protonmail provides. I have my own email server and my own domain. Anything I do intra-domain is more secure than Protonmail. No third party can interfere.
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  3631. Could be useful still for disinformation! Use it for doing things opposite of what you really do!
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  3632. Glad it was helpful!
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  3633. Faisal, your information was very useful. Looks like I wasn't completely up to date on this. In fact, even my own email server is set to support STARTLS on Port 25. However, please note that since the threat of Port 25 is 3-Letter agency based, it is a trivial matter to strip off STARTTLS from the plaintext commands and then force the traffic down to plaintext like before. Easily done with a Proxy in the middle. Or at the ISP level. since it's all just plain text negotiation. It could even turned on and off to avoid detection. For example based on source domain or target domain so it won't be obvious from manual testing via telnet. We would need some stats to identify how much of the traffic is non-TLS. Perhaps the 3-letters can do this in a more targeted way (for example target a protonmail server since people here would be hiding). i will change how I explain this based on your knowledge. Thank you. Danger still here but, I agree with you that perhaps it's some percentage lower.
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  3634. really?
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  3635. There are more reasons I can think of to not put full trust in Protonmail or Tutanota etc. It would take another video but I talked about it in tonight's livestream. Protonmail is regular mail to me. Don't trust it more than that
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  3636.  @richardromano6538  it's fine. Just slow
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  3637. Yes. It is official.
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  3638. You're very welcome!
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  3639. Either way it would have the same profile as all other Privacy emails.
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  3640. Unless they're looking actively for the meta-data (which they would not have since he worked for the NZA) then the meta-data would just go into the mass-surveillance database. Now after the fact, they would want to go and look at the email. They may not have known at the time that he used PGP for the body. And today, we already know what the meta-data is since it's publicly disclosed that he talked to the Guardian, NY Times, etc. But your line of questions mean you are understanding my video so kudos!
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  3641. fax is still considered safe since it is analog. It can likely be broken by the NZA but likely not for mass surveilance
    2
  3642. But you still can't encrypt the meta data since it will cause the SMTP standard to fail. And Protonmail and others still are able to see your inter-domain emails in the clear.
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  3643. Glad it was helpful!
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  3644. I don't have any negative comments about it. All I know is it's compatible with my BraxRouter.
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  3645. Safer than Protonmail. That's what I do
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  3646. Did you mean that? Send a "private key"? Then it's not private anymore
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  3647. Glad it was helpful!
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  3648. Thanks!
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  3649. Zuck you dude. I'm not Chinese and I'm an American.
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  3650. Glad you think so!
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  3651. Exactly
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  3652. You're in the baby stage of understanding
    2
  3653.  @sgg9985  Watch the LineageOS video! There's no way to make Android (Google's version) safe
    2
  3654. To be honest, the difference is so slight as to be unimportant. I'd rather avoid both. or at least use an Android custom ROM without Google. I'm not using my iPhone anymore as a phone
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  3655. Thanks dude
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  3656. Thanks!
    2
  3657. and yes I am aware of the Ad identifier. But what is to stop browser fingerprinting? The ads do not need an Ad identifier to sell your data. all it needs is to exist, capture the IP address, and the location if you're on an app that requires location like Yelp, The ad identifier is for apple controlled tracking of interests which is for ad targeting. Not data collection. It has no effect on that.
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  3658. In an earlier IOS version (maybe 7-9), Apple started spoofing Mac addresses on phones. Didn''t quite work out. Lots of issues and they took it out. The problem of course is that if you mess with ARP tables then you mess up the LAN. So they only did the Mac spoofing during probes and not after a connection was made to the LAN. But it still couldn't be figured out. Too bad.
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  3659. the tracking of MAC addresses is in Facebook's Data policy. FYI. So I'm not making this up. If in fact they are now limited in tracking to Android devices, that would be good but I don't assume anything since their data policy didn't say they track only Androids. Leave it to zuck and his crew to find a way.
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  3660. You have that in reverse. PGP can be used in email BODY but it doesn't have any impact on the meta data which is in the headers.
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  3661. This is NOT talked about much! It needs to change!
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  3662. Hope it's understood!
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  3663. Please contact me at rob.brax.me. I have several Nexus 5 phones arriving tomorrow and I can sell a couple of them. I will preinstall them with Ubuntu Touch over the weekend.
    2
  3664. It's pretty sturdy. It has the same toughness as a most high end thin laptops. This is not like ASUS plastic. It's metal.
    2
  3665. LOL. This is an old vid so it's not was watched as the new vids which are very popular
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  3666. I believe it is removable and just attached to the m.2 slot. So you can always upgrade. Check their site (link on my video)
    2
  3667. They pre-load Linux Mint, Ubuntu, or Zorin. You can load anything else once you get it.
    2
  3668. I can't! I had to stay inside the shot. LOL. To be honest, I had to measure how far I could move so that everything is inside the green screen zone. Very difficult for such a simple thing as unboxing! LOL
    2
  3669. this is an old video. So adapters have improved
    2
  3670. The approach depends on the platform. Most platforms will utilize an alternate 2FA so you can reset your hardware 2FA. For example, an alternate 2FA is Google Authenticator which you can set up in advance
    2
  3671. It's a different issue when you talk about how someone might hack 2FA with SMS. So if you allow a downgrade to SMS, then you can intercept the SMS with SS7 attack on SMS, or if you've prehacked the email, through email. The downgrade attack is an issue even on security of LTE. But without the ability to downgrade, then the usability is a problem. So yes it is not perfect
    2
  3672. A Yubikey works by emulating a keyboard. It's really simple technology if you think about it. Thus it is compatible with everything
    2
  3673. LOL! Yes it is wrong!
    2
  3674. That's a decision for every website to make.
    2
  3675. The problem with products like Matrix, which is a message store, is that it makes your message permanent.
    2
  3676. Hi Varun, my testing isn't wrong. But I don't have the same devices that Yubico may have used. I tried THREE different USB-C/USB-A converters and none of them worked. I checked their website and they point to 3 or so models that work and many that didn't work. As far as averages go, trying 3 that don't work are bad odds. I may have a 4th style around someplace and I can also try a UBC-A hub to USB-C.
    2
  3677. No.
    2
  3678. Use a USB-C cable. Instructions on Brax.Me FAQ
    2
  3679. Many. Magic Earth. OSMAND
    2
  3680.  @Dvalin21  You can use whatever you want. Or nothing. I don't any boot security on my servers for example. I don't there's any boot security on Ubuntu Touch for example
    2
  3681. thanks dude
    2
  3682. Pinephone could be a fun project computer with built in display even if it's not phone!
    2
  3683. It's Android 10 and up for some of these
    2
  3684. I have an old that did some of this
    2
  3685. It's fine. It's pretty much identical to what I do
    2
  3686. You have to sign up to brax.me of course
    2
  3687. Android 10 and up only for Sensors Off
    2
  3688. Huawei has a custom android so who knows what they did.
    2
  3689. It's Android 10 and up for some of these
    2
  3690. It's Android 10 and up for some of these
    2
  3691. absolutely. An Iphone is collecting your data like crazy
    2
  3692. there's a community there so just join the community chats
    2
  3693. ?
    2
  3694. Can't do that
    2
  3695. All our phones are VoLTE capable because that is the minimum requirement in the USA for YEARS.
    2
  3696. Same as the discussion on prepaid SIM cards though burner must be either be used for forwarding or run a SIP app
    2
  3697. Thunderbird is not an email service per se. It's just an email app that can be used with any service
    2
  3698. I lost some of the code and so I have to rewrite it. I will do that again at some point
    2
  3699. Thunderbird is used as an email client. For any email. That is separate from a thunderbird email subscription.
    2
  3700. will try. Some topics are more theoretical and there's nothing specific to show. Like this.
    2
  3701. Maybe on my next live stream I will just tell you all I do and even though it is not perfect it seems to work since none of these things happen to me.
    2
  3702. You are very welcome
    2
  3703. still zucked. You need to de-Google that
    2
  3704. Glad you liked it
    2
  3705. There's usually no need to overlap these. TOR or VPN.
    2
  3706. Go to Brax.Me and find me there or ask in any of the communities.
    2
  3707. Yes. There is a new version and everything has been shifted to a Raspberry Pi 4
    2
  3708. My VPN routers are set up with a Web interface so any browser can be used. They're mostly plug and play when I ship
    2
  3709. It works with unlimited devices since it's Wifi
    2
  3710. Exactly!
    2
  3711. @suprimacy I have my own privacy platform. https://Brax.Me
    2
  3712. Share please!
    2
  3713. At least you have a lot of space to move around. LOL
    2
  3714. As you know Twitter 2FA became a violation that resulted in a multi hundred million fine. I forget the amount but I said it in another video
    2
  3715. Well I've been a programmer for too long...LOL.. It's all the same stuff. Just presented slightly differently. All the delay is to figure out what the equivalent operation is in each language. Python is Slam dunk easy compared to C. The GUI is a bit of trial and error. It's not always too clear from the examples.
    2
  3716. Are my programming chops acceptable? LOL. I have a particular set of skills...
    2
  3717. I'll buy any Linux phone that shows up on the market. Including the Pine Phone. I'd buy an Iphone immediately to if it has hardware switches. Very unlikely. LOL
    2
  3718. I saw some comment on Reddit that says my title is misleading and that this was not intended for the Librem 5. This is NOT clickbait. Yes, I do not have a Devkit and I couldn't run PureOS on this particular computer particularly since this app relies on the Wifi card. I already explained the incompatibilities in the video. So yes, it is showing it running on Ubuntu 18 LTS which is running GNOME. It's a GTK3+ App so it should run on the Librem 5. Given the fact that no one has physical access to the Librem 5, it should be an obvious limitation. If the phone specs are correct, then it should work and the only thing I would need to finalize would be the sizing of the windows.
    2
  3719. Got that email too. I elected A B and C
    2
  3720. You need max performance on either system when you are using it. Dual boot assures you of problem free operation.
    2
  3721. Correct. Someday we will resolve that failure. For me it is 1 app
    2
  3722. If your software does not work in a VM, you have no way to resolve it. Adobe Premiere Pro, Davinci Resolve being examples
    2
  3723. As it is right now, Davinci Resolve has frequent crashes on my Windows. Putting this into a VM will increase the volatility. Life is too short to be spending time dealing with unusual problems. Dual boot is generally problem free in comparison
    2
  3724. LOL. As I said in the video, I need NVIDIA for AI on LINUX. And NVIDIA on Windows for Video editing. So 2 NVIDIA GPU's? Not cheap!
    2
  3725. You will not find that productive especially for the reason you use Windows (like video editing or gaming).
    2
  3726. If you have a desktop these are good options. I'm using a laptop so I can't really justify dongling some external drive when I can just load from NVME. You cannot stop the spyware on Windows so give up on that
    2
  3727. fancy!
    2
  3728. You will find so many issues with specialized apps. Plus it will be slower
    2
  3729. I've been using dual boot and not experienced a problem. But for safety I stopped doing automatic updates to windows since I hardly use it. Most of the dual boot issues, I've discovered has to do with NTFS and you have to repair NTFS in windows (not Linux). Other than that no issues. But I've since changed my external drives to use exFAT instead of NTFS. That's another way to prevent issues.
    2
  3730. Linux can read NTFS
    2
  3731. I used Device-Device in my case. My device-image kept failing. But since I still had my original NVME, there was no risk
    2
  3732. You can always switch to any distro after you verify Ubuntu works. My only point is that Ubuntu has a higher compatibility with drivers in my experience. Avoiding too many variables will lessen the stress.
    2
  3733. When you're doing Gaming, Video Editing etc, this defeats the purpose of the why you are stuck with Windows. You want the full speed of Windows. Not VM restricted
    2
  3734.  @TheAsh69  I use my own modified AOSP as well as LineageOS. And I lose the warranty. No issue
    2
  3735. You are wrong. Sorry. But Android Open Source Project (AOSP) is open source. So you can clearly check the source for every issue you might be aware of. I've looked at the source code myself. You can de-Google Android completely.
    2
  3736. Of course there's LineageOS without GAPPS.
    2
  3737. It may be good disinformation. I will sell a Pinehone as an LTE hotspot when the battery life is better
    2
  3738. Useless! Wifi scanning does not care about Airplane mode. Wifi probes continue as well
    2
  3739. Usually a Tablet has no cell service so then the answer is just to use it on a VPN network or install a VPN on it. And if it has cell capability, remove the SIM card
    2
  3740. It's still pretty good and I'm still using it and recommending it
    2
  3741. Closed platform....
    2
  3742. no
    2
  3743. That is simple. Export the contacts from the contacts app as a VCF file. Apps can read VCF files
    2
  3744. Not sure of the context of the question. But in general your internet is scanned AUTOMATICALLY at AT&T peering stations (8 stations in the US) which has access to most of the network traffic in the world. And that's filter with keyword searching and funneled to the appropriate 3 letter agency data farm. And likely stored forever. I'm sure all your emails are there as well and definitely unencrypted.
    2
  3745. Right on! BUT they're not ready quite yet. A few more months
    2
  3746. Good specifics here. Thanks for sharing that info.
    2
  3747. No. That's the former Cyanogen Mod
    2
  3748. This is a major project. Look at the Linux phone OS makers. years and years later and things are are not running still. Android is Open Source. LineageOS is open source. So there are no mysteries to what's in it
    2
  3749. Sorry to burst your bubble. I've installed with no-Gapps on thousands of phones
    2
  3750. In general - all AOSP forks will have the same characteristics and limitations as LineageOS. So choose what you want but be aware of GAPPS. There are specialized custom rom supposedly for privacy but mostly I see cybersecurity (locking down your phone if it gets stolen -- file encryption, etc). An example is Graphene OS. So all AOSP's are better than Google. Subject to the limitations described here.
    2
  3751. Exactly!
    2
  3752. I don't think you can control it like that.
    2
  3753. iPhones have no fix. No privacy method possible
    2
  3754. Pretty much the same
    2
  3755. hell no
    2
  3756. Don't listen to computer techs. What do they know about privacy?
    2
  3757. In this new society, people will buy the phones before gas (which in my neighborhood is $7.03)
    2
  3758. Lora itself is not a threat.
    2
  3759. If your email provider is like Braxmail (my service), that strips the header, then a VPN is not necessary anymore.
    2
  3760. I'm not going to worry about it. I'll just keep doing what I do. Thank you for your support!
    2
  3761. You have no idea. Go watch my tracking video recently. You have a lot to learn. IP addresses are SOLD with locations. Not the generic locations the average person sees. It is subscription based.
    2
  3762. Excellent if you can do it. I actually do that :)
    2
  3763. Yes. Lots shipped
    2
  3764. absolutely
    2
  3765. sure!
    2
  3766. This is not going to work. I will re-explain in the live stream Q&A tonight
    2
  3767. While that is true, there aren't options right now until the Linux phones are daily driver ready.
    2
  3768. me neither!
    2
  3769. Yes you can de-Google a Pixel.
    2
  3770. Microsoft has been left behind in the spying business. They tried a little of it on Windows 10. But a computer does not have enough sensors
    2
  3771. Authy is the same thing. And runs fine
    2
  3772. Samsung are google phones. So de-Google them and they could be safe. But you cannot de-Google Samsung phones for USA use.
    2
  3773. AOSP no-GAPPS (i.e. a de-Googled phone)
    2
  3774. Much appreciated!
    2
  3775. Just go to https://brax.Me, sign up and the store is there
    2
  3776. So sad. You actually think you can turn anything off
    2
  3777. admittedly you are correct, but I am exposing the non-Luddite approach
    2
  3778. absolutely not. But at least it doesn't know exactly who you are. Just all your movements and contacts
    2
  3779. Then you feed disinformation to make the old data useless
    2
  3780. I recommend getting a de-Googled phone to end the device fingerprinting and get a VPN to stop the IP association. That's the 2 basic steps. Then many things follow from there
    2
  3781. Each threat collects different data. Carriers are government level threats.
    2
  3782. thank you!
    2
  3783. de-Googled phones (Android AOSP with no-GAPPS). I have some in my store and you can do it yourself as well
    2
  3784. De-Googled phones still have cameras and Calendars. The calendar is just not connected to Google.
    2
  3785. I would say so
    2
  3786. Whaaaaat???? Your iPhone and Android are made in China!
    2
  3787. VPN is $89 per year and is in our store. If you don't like it, it's a money back guarantee.
    2
  3788. practically all phones are built in China. Which is not a good thing
    2
  3789. They would have to send me one.
    2
  3790. at the moment a De-googled phone (watch De-Googled phone videos)
    2
  3791. We should take away your free speech too since you don't use it.
    2
  3792. I'm on Odysee.com
    2
  3793. Keep talking and maybe I'll make a video response about your "opinion"
    2
  3794. I'm in a yacht btw. Though I can turn on the heater, it would be loud on the video LOL
    2
  3795. I'm about allowing you all to make your own choices. I'm allowed to make choices too right?
    2
  3796. Yes sorry about that. I didn't notice until after I posted.
    2
  3797. Have a nice day!
    2
  3798. I don't use it much but it's on my Pinephone. Its advantage is being lightweight
    2
  3799. odysee.com
    2
  3800. I do not do theorizing. I did real tests from multiple locations, multiple servers, multiple ISP's. This is not a guess
    2
  3801. I've never had a problem with Prime Video on the VPN.
    2
  3802. Corporate VPN is IPSEC. Consumer VPN is OpenVPN. Two different protocols and completely separate
    2
  3803. Go to Urban Dictionary. I invented what the zuck.
    2
  3804. various obfuscation techniques are available. But they do have a speed impact. It may come to that
    2
  3805. 64K is 65536 not 65K. 64 x 1024
    2
  3806. Understand too that I have a lot of users internationally. They were able to test with me. I make a change and they're all able to come in. This is not guesswork. We can't support customers with guesswork. This is black and white facts.
    2
  3807. LOL. Yeah MITM baked in permanently
    2
  3808. apkpure.com
    2
  3809. YES, It is exactly used to defeat Diffie-Hellman or whatever crytpographic method. Doesn't matter.
    2
  3810. My informant said it was to go to some government site
    2
  3811. I appreciate that!
    2
  3812. Yes we are entering a fun new world with Linux phones! Though it can get a little messy if you're not familiar with Linux. So these Linux lessons will at least get you going with more understanding
    2
  3813. You know more history about it then! I never used FreeBSD. I used Unix back in the day.
    2
  3814. You cannot work them together.
    2
  3815. Just run it.
    2
  3816. You can use Microsoft ID in a browser or Steam. Just not the computer login itself since everything the computer does will leak to Microsoft
    2
  3817. AMT is hardware. In the Intel Chip.
    2
  3818. I've noticed they keep pushing edge. Other than that, I haven't had a "reset" of changes. Also my Cortana tip removes the actual Cortana code.
    2
  3819. if you bought an update from Windows 10 Home to Windows 10 Pro using the Microsoft Store, you may temporarily need to use a Microsoft ID. But once you install, you can disconnect from Microsoft ID. I bought mine with Windows 10 Pro already in it so I didn't have to do anything
    2
  3820. You still have to RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR
    2
  3821. No. It works fine
    2
  3822. Yes it's one of the settings I talk about in Telemetry and it's turned off in Privacy - Keyboard and Typing tips or something
    2
  3823. My method of Browser isolation is the best method. It is so effective that Google doesn't know where I am or what I believe.
    2
  3824. I think they will hoard it to create Federated Learning of Cohorts and then they can funnel all ad requests to a cohort without anyone else seeing the data
    2
  3825. nothing awesome about it at all in any kind of way. Smoke and mirrors
    2
  3826. Exactly
    2
  3827. They have more work to do
    2
  3828. I'm sure your every thought and even personality will be in a cohort
    2
  3829. Truly I wonder what they can put in any street. In Los Angeles, there are street cameras populating the Palantir databases with facial recognition and license plate recognition. Ultrasound is easy to add
    2
  3830. That connects to a Wifi router.
    2
  3831. You cannot turn off Wifi. Unless you have one of those new Linux phones with a switch
    2
  3832. Hahaha! Someone complained. I guess they want a modern sound.
    2
  3833. Definitely so. FAA says be in Airplane mode. They know what Airplane mode is. But you may assume it does more than you think. It simple prevents you from connecting to a network. That's it
    2
  3834. Linux Phones. But they're not daily driver ready
    2
  3835. Thank you Mr Putin
    2
  3836. Same here. But my speaking out on this channel makes me feel like I'm doing something
    2
  3837. Yes. There are many videos to watch my friend!
    2
  3838.  @metalhead2w  I don't know the final specs but since they use Sim Cards, I presume they will be ATT and T-Mobile
    2
  3839. thanks my friend!
    2
  3840. Don't worry. LOL. The other new videos on the same topic have 300K views. Thank you
    2
  3841. But can you disable all your neighbors?
    2
  3842. bad
    2
  3843. We refer to thousands as KILOHERTZ (USA). Same with computer tech.
    2
  3844. That's not enough since that's only for Bluetooth Classic.
    2
  3845. Don't believe me. But buy yourself a tile tracker and wonder how that is tracked
    2
  3846. Does it? I thought the meter would have used Wifi. My meter was installed a decade ago so no BLE tech then
    2
  3847. same IP address but cell data is fine.
    2
  3848. And what industry is this?
    2
  3849. Just change behavior as mentioned in this video. Clear cookies and start fresh. Establish a new pattern
    2
  3850. Then you need to watch the video after this. Propaganda
    2
  3851. Can't do it on Samsungs (USA)
    2
  3852. That project ended and the source code which was open was taken by the employees and a new project started, called LineageOS. Which is now the most popular custom ROM of AOSP
    2
  3853. No
    2
  3854. Clear cookies and this will establish a new pattern again. But this has no effect if you have a Googled Android or Iphone since cross-device tracking will reestablish the identity.
    2
  3855. Entities have found that populations can succumb to propaganda. And targeting a profiled population allows this. Next video (next week)
    2
  3856. If you're not in the DNC, that's actually a good thing.
    2
  3857. It is discussed in this video. At the end. Change the narrative with repetition
    2
  3858. TOTP is not allowed independently for groups of Google users like YT creators of a certain size. They want the IMEI. The plan is to completely eliminate the possibility of 2FA by other means like texting or TOTP without an IMEI. I'm now in this restricted group. So I have to have a Google Android (or iPhone) to maintain this channel
    2
  3859.  @bluegizmo1983  LOL. No one was watching the original video so I changed the title. In any case the main difference is that only the Blade RF can reach the 2.4GHZ I was showing. The rest was within the range of the RTL-SDR.
    2
  3860. Oops. I had footage of those frequencies on the RTL-SDR. Originally the title didn''t say which device I was using. Then I put the Blade RF title in and forgot I used some RTL-SDR footage which is from another video. But it's the same results. Thanks for calling me out on that. Completely missed that.
    2
  3861. I'll have to get back to you on that. I know that I have two separate folders. One for the RTL-SDR and one for the Blade RF. And I recall that there were some issues. But to be honest, I can't recall what the issues were or how I installed it.
    2
  3862. Absolutely. What do you want to learn specifically?
    2
  3863. They admit the bias at least. Just realize that Apple and Microsoft uses OpenAI
    2
  3864. 73 Matt!
    2
  3865. They sell RF blocking paint
    2
  3866. There's a sailing channel in the description and the channel page
    2
  3867. ​ @R O M C H O M P A Yes. That's why I use a BladeRF transceiver. I can do it in software
    2
  3868. The problem with "cheap" is that it cannot hit the RF ranges that are being used. These are newly populated frequencies.
    2
  3869. don't forget that AM, FM, USB, LSB, CW are also modes...I'm sure you know that of course.
    2
  3870. I talk about it a lot in my de-Googled videos. MicroG is KEY!
    2
  3871. 73!
    2
  3872. These are SOC's. There's no interface except maybe for the antenna. You can usually see those.
    2
  3873. This was a specific attack documented in Vault 7 (Wikileaks) done by the Zucking I A on a Samsung TV.
    2
  3874. If you've worked with a Raspberry PI or Arduino, you may realize that inputs and outputs are just software ports. So apparently the 3-Letter agency modified the software to do it. Now electrically speaking, you can use a speaker as microphone. Same principle. Induction.
    2
  3875. This could be turned around into a good mesh too. If enough people participated and used the same devices
    2
  3876. OK. Random tunes get called so this could get called on a jam. However, I don't usually put All of Me in my gigs
    2
  3877. No. that is Bluetooth classic only. Headphones and earphones and speakers are not the target here
    2
  3878. 73!
    2
  3879. Thank you for watching! Strangely, the more "advanced" detail I put in a video the more views it gets. So I won't hold back anymore.
    2
  3880. They did think of putting 5G in street lights because of the short range. However I don't think they went that route. Currently we're not really in true 5G yet. It's just 4G on steroids. 5G is in the microwave range
    2
  3881. as a ham radio guy, the common convention is khz, mhz, ghz. We do not have milli hertz. Maybe there's some other convention somewhere else. Just what I know. So since there is no possibility of miscommunication, I don't really change the case in any way. Just for readability for me.
    2
  3882. An "example" would mean it is too late. It would be operational. Amazon sidewalk is already operational. That is not enough of an example? Google Thread is operational. Apple Airtag is operational. You want to wait for a really bad use of these?
    2
  3883. I did do field day on HF! But I'm not a rag chewer. You will not hear me on the radio because I don't like announcing my call. I do listen a lot
    2
  3884. I would need an elmer. LOL. I'm more into RF research. I'm no expert on HF antennas etc.
    2
  3885. Since the chips are sold as an SoC, it is possible that it is included in some devices though not used by default. Assuming they're not Bluetooth BLE capable. Otherwise they will be used.
    2
  3886. I will not use your name then. I will honor that request
    2
  3887. You are completely uninformed. Did you not understand what I just said? WIRELESS RADIO. This has nothing to do with your internet. It is short bursts of data. Your phone emits a beacon several times a second. In multiple frequencies. Your phone sends messages to Google and Apple all day. When I sell de-Googled phones, the BATTERY LIFE DOUBLES!!!!!!! PAY ATTENTION! And did you not check the website https://www.wigle.net ? Look at those beacons being recorded!
    2
  3888. Depends. Don''t you want to use your cell phone? Shielding in a modern home is difficult. You may have to be in a cave
    2
  3889. I did
    2
  3890. I do.
    2
  3891. Oh good. You edited so I guess were on the same track now
    2
  3892. If you can't distinguish from lying to a person and lying to the machine then you're going to be a tool of the machine. So you won't lie in a poll either right? So Google wins
    2
  3893. I'm no conspiracy theorist. This is a tech channel.
    2
  3894. Green screen was similar to my home. LOL. But less clutter.
    2
  3895. Lol
    2
  3896. I did another video comparing System76, Librem and StarLabtop. System76 is good
    2
  3897. Will look into it.
    2
  3898.  @eritert  Yes I already have some benchmark apps running on it. Just have to post the values when I get the time
    2
  3899. I probably have those old Dell's here someplace with dead batteries. I buy laptops every year. Sometimes 2 a year
    2
  3900. @Deon Denis That's pretty old. LOL. I have a stack of laptops from 2012-2013 here that I've retired. Too slow
    2
  3901. @Deon Denis Nowadays, I don't even consider a laptop without checking the chip used first to see if it has IME. And of course its absence is a requirement. However, have the ability to switch it off in BIOS as well doubles the insurance. Maybe a hardware modification on top of that too if that's available. It's really evil to have that thing.
    2
  3902. That I don't know and they have a new model now.
    2
  3903. I already have a dedicated Linux Laptop (Starlabtop). This is a high end creator device with NVIDIA 2070. Not in the same league. Equivalent machines are high end gaming laptops or gaming desktops.
    2
  3904. LL bean! LOL. They should sponsor me.
    2
  3905. MSI is from Taiwan
    2
  3906. Make sure to be connected to this community on brax.me. We are not big tech and the platform is open source
    2
  3907. Thanks! Got it
    2
  3908. I know it's tough to hear. But every normie device will have it. Your employer will require it. Your interactions with tech support will be with it. You probably won't be able to buy concert tickets without it. Schools will embed it into their curriculum. Will be never ending. I could steer you all away from it but they will call me the caveman. Might as well get on the offensive. Figure it out and learn to control it on our own terms
    2
  3909. It's more similar to that than we realize
    2
  3910. WPA3 has been "out" but not really.
    2
  3911. On my routers, you can use https but you have to ignore cert warnings since you cannot get a valid cert for a NAT device.
    2
  3912. Thanks for watching!
    2
  3913. Not a bad idea.
    2
  3914. There's always scary stuff when I'm around!
    2
  3915. Yes. My "sensors" video
    2
  3916. I'm not understanding you at all. The Email and the app are two different things
    2
  3917. There is no contact tracing on Android AOSP, only on the Google Android version. But that was added May 2020 on Android 10
    2
  3918. Why would you want a Google Kai OS?
    2
  3919. LOL. You mean the stack of laptops? And stacks of phones? Not much to show. Just a stack of laptops and raspberry PI's and cloud servers. Not pretty
    2
  3920. Why not? Doesn't Linux run Doom already?
    2
  3921. Thanks Lukasz! I was trying to find your email so I left a message on Twitter. I know it's in one of my videos but I couldn't find it here.
    2
  3922.  @TimothyBennett-droidmahn  I'm sure there will be an unboxing video when I get it. But hopefully soon.
    2
  3923. I'd be buying bunches of them too! But testing with the first one first
    2
  3924. All my tracks are on Youtube's free music library.
    2
  3925. LOL. Good to know. No experience or need to have ever added GPS to a Raspberry PI since you can already do Wifi triangulation
    2
  3926. Why would you need Kali Nethunter on a Linux phone? It is already Linux. Just run Kali-type apps directly (at the moment on PostmarketOS when it is ready)
    2
  3927.  @sigxfsz  This is an old project but I was at least glad to see they progressed to 3G lol. I wanted to build one myself years ago
    2
  3928. That Zerophone will be blasted away by a Pinephone solution. So it will be exciting. Maybe someone at Pi Foundation can shrink the motherboard down of a PI4 to a small form factor as well and then people can get more project ideas.
    2
  3929. That's right! I actually forgot to mention SDR. I planned on that.
    2
  3930. I'm excited to hear what people figure out. There's some pins available on the motherboard. So it's definitely possible
    2
  3931. A pinephone only has a USB-C port at the moment. Though I've seen some pins on the inside that can be used for interfacing with other things in the future
    2
  3932. Using an SBC?
    2
  3933. There's a way for apps to find out if you have a smart tv by checking mac-addresses in your LAN. Macaddress will reveal the manufacturer and device type. That is a scary thing for any app to have access to. Facebook app has access to the MacAddress. So by all means don't use the app in question. I don't have experience with using Android Youtube app. My IOS Youtube app shows me no such thing. But no Youtube app at all on my de-googled phone
    2
  3934. I don't use Youtube app on a phone. That's your first problem. I use Newpipe
    2
  3935. I am. But choice doesn't have to be based on unjustified fear
    2
  3936. I've been getting tips. "some" people drop 1-3 lbc per view. But I don't understand how some people make $800 worth. I made $0.50
    2
  3937. No. They give you LBC if you upload
    2
  3938. zuck!
    2
  3939. Smart.
    2
  3940. Looks like a standard texting app. So it passes through the carrier's SS7 channel like all other texts and easily read and intercepted.
    2
  3941. I think you need to learn by watching my video Who's Spying on Your Phone
    2
  3942. As this video illustrates, burners have extremely limited use. You will be tracked.
    2
  3943. I don't recommend that anymore. I recommend getting a GNU/Linux flashed phone using Ubuntu Touch. See the new video.
    2
  3944. From the model number I'd say yes. I had a blackberry 9900. But it's likely 3G only
    2
  3945. Harris Corp in Florida -- and hidden with tons of NDA's. I have a video on Stingray
    2
  3946. Just a rough location. Not the exactness of big tech wifi triangulation.
    2
  3947. My goodness we'll never run out of these zucking daemons. I heard of RapportD as well.
    2
  3948. Only BraX2 supports micro SD and that's sold out. You can transfer your number to any carrier. That has nothing to do with the phone.
    2
  3949. Those are not supported anymore so watch my newer videos on de-Googled phones
    2
  3950. NO. If you could do this I would tell you.
    2
  3951. No but Palantir gets government data on top of social media data. So the other way around. They can justify this with government contracts.
    2
  3952. I understand that. But fortunately it is a different kind of threat. Protect other social media from going public to minimize the effect of Linkedin (as I said in the video)
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  3953. I answered that very question at the beginning
    2
  3954. You don't need to "pay" much. Get a BraX2 phone and implement procedures and behaviors that confuse their algorithms. Today that works.
    2
  3955. Very kind of you! Thanks!
    2
  3956. Now we have the BraX2 phone which is not made by Google.
    2
  3957. A separate issue...
    2
  3958. IPV6 points very precisely, not like a general IPV4 location of the ISP. Combined with 5G Beamforming we are truly zucked.
    2
  3959. Max I did not know about that semantic distinction. Thank you.
    2
  3960. Just turn off IPV6
    2
  3961. Yes exactly that is my point. And you won't believe the negative comments like I don't know what I'm talking about
    2
  3962. Not arguing there. Neighbor Discovery is an even bigger threat because it is not stopped at your home router because of NAT. Someone could define a larger subnet (your ISP). Currently your ISP doesn't see your device addresses because of NAT. But since they define their own IPV6 subnet, they can see every device on their network if they want. Or they can choose to expose us to the Internet.
    2
  3963. Sneijder88 you're so caught up with the terminology that you miss my point. I'm the one that creates software for routers. Yes I do add a FIREWALL to the routers I create. I don't use DD-WRT. I write my own software. But we're talking about standard home networks here using consumer routers. Don't confuse the audience here. This video is not a lesson on Enterprise firewalls. It's about PRIVACY. Whether it is a complete firewall or functions as a firewall as a side effect is semantics! Waste of time! Focus on the privacy issue!
    2
  3964. Or just dump the ISP router. Keep it simple. Saves you money too
    2
  3965. Yes, it is shown under account settings. Stated in TOS as well
    2
  3966. Drop by just even socially. A community of like minded people
    2
  3967. yes
    2
  3968. Time for a new video on this so thanks for reactions! Good to see what people want to know.
    2
  3969. Assisted GPS (which is what is on phones) require SUPL (tower triangulation) as stated in the video
    2
  3970. of course. I use K9 on my Android
    2
  3971. I've not used it. I use Keepass self hosted. So no particular knowledge of it
    2
  3972. No. Not intended for that. It's receive only
    2
  3973. It's what I use. It does not appear to pre-download content but I have not actually done a full attack on it
    2
  3974. I do have a GPG video. But unfortunately this does nothing to the meta data
    2
  3975. I've never known them to block email unless they think it is spam. If there is a new censorship thing going on I'm currently not aware of it. Perhaps because I don't rely on email for such information
    2
  3976. I have multiple outlook accounts. No real name. I can't even remember what the accounts are.
    2
  3977. FaceID used in this manner is fine. As long as the info is stored only on the phone
    2
  3978. I'm not understanding what you're saying here. The issue is someone already on gmail. I'm not telling anyone to start any major emailing on gmail. That is the exact opposite of what I'm saying. What I am saying is that if you're already on gmail for 20 years, then drag your inbox to another email account or to a local folder. Remove it from gmail. Now you were saying that it doesn't guarantee that they don't have a copy. But that is neither here nor there since we have no choice but to empty the inbox and hope that the old data will be stale in archive and no longer referenced in the future. It is a realistic expectation since it's easier to program reading the active inbox.
    2
  3979. Like I said in the video, if you're using Thunderbird, just DRAG the email to another local folder or a different email account
    2
  3980. Email is Unsafe. No solution exists that is safe. I think the video states this clearly. However, if you do nothing, you will make it worse. But your question seems to imply that there is something safe (like maybe protonmail or something). If you think that, you will be misguided. The question is that most people leave their email on Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo.
    2
  3981. no
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  3982. I'll talk about it tonight. But basically use thunderbird. Just literally drag the inbox to Local Folder or to some other mail account
    2
  3983. You are very mistaken. I've tested all of this. Some in live videos. This is no mystery. Just check the headers of emails you send to yourself. I've tested beacon attacks against those email clients. They revealed the IP addresses.
    2
  3984. Who is listening? Answering that question matters
    2
  3985. What the zuck are you talking about? I don't have politics in my channel! Privacy applies to all.
    2
  3986. There is another video that's more basic. Setup a VPN Router
    2
  3987. I have a more recent video with a more complex setup (multi-network)
    2
  3988. Exactly why you have two networks normally. I have another video that demonstrates this. How to Set Up a VPN Router
    2
  3989. It will be a bottleneck. Get a Gigabit switch. They're cheap
    2
  3990. You use OpenWRT. Mine is cheaper
    2
  3991. Not sure. BraxRouter is it's own NAT
    2
  3992. thanks buddy!
    2
  3993. Similar to LineageOS. Unfortunately can you really Un-Googlify yourself. It's damn hard. Here we are on YT. It goes beyond the OS and search engines. The API's are used by browsers (geolocation, etc). Since I can control when it's used, I just want the option to turn it off.
    2
  3994. zucked up. Is it your phone or theirs?
    2
  3995. I made my own Brax.Me APK available outside of any store.
    2
  3996. This is the older one. And I'm not necessarily talking de-Googled here.
    2
  3997. No. Root is not necessary. I have not rooted any phone I've de-Googled. Or if I root something, I unroot it afterwards.
    2
  3998. They're from $279 to $720. Most are under $400
    2
  3999. Instructions are hard to generalize because it dffers by phone and even specific model. So you have to research for particular phones. I sell several models already de-Googled. Honestly takes weeks to learn a single phone because there can be variations in sub-models.
    2
  4000. OsmAnd is pretty good.
    2
  4001. Not supported yet. Likely in 2021 which is almost here
    2
  4002. You ought to wonder. And know that I know what I'm doing.
    2
  4003. Thanks man!
    2
  4004. I don't use those at all.
    2
  4005. I did mention that possibility. In general I don't recommend any email. I wish there was something proven like Thunderbird. So stick to K-9 though you have to adjust Google Permissions
    2
  4006. Thank you!
    2
  4007. Contacts can be exported as a VCF file and can be imported into any contact handler
    2
  4008. True. Which is why I only work with a phone I've completely tested from hard brick (Moto G7 Play). You have to start with a phone that's supported. Not the other way around.
    2
  4009. Welcome aboard!
    2
  4010. That's because you attempted to create multiple accounts in one day. It clears up in 24 hours.
    2
  4011. yes we do those
    2
  4012. I was asked it if works. So that's why it's there. Personally, I only use Brax.Me. I don't use any other messaging. I don't use Telegram or Signal either because of phone number meta-data
    2
  4013. all the many idiots who fell for Apple's marketing like me. But not a permanent idiot.
    2
  4014. Thanks and welcome
    2
  4015. Pinewatch
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  4016. Yes. Are they really from LineageOS though? check
    2
  4017. Lineage MicroG project (a fork)
    2
  4018. I did. I mentioned that already. No OAUTH support so a pain for Gmail
    2
  4019. We can't just de-Google any Android.
    2
  4020. I think it doesn't matter since your carrier will know who you are with any sim card. KYC laws. But the question is if a de-Googled phone connects you to the SIM card. The answer is no because there's no Google there to collect that info. Having a separate SIM is important for 2-Factor Authentication (2FA) and I have a separate video on that. I used a separate sim only one time to establish Google voice and then I threw away the SIM.
    2
  4021. Yes. Figure out what OS you might want to run and then find compatible phones. I've focused on making only Moto G7 Play phones for this
    2
  4022. I'm in the encryption business. Maybe I'm just being smarter. I'm also a hacker. Maybe I know things you don't?
    2
  4023. You can use that. But of course mine is preconfigured already so there's no set up
    2
  4024. I did try it. It will work of course by enabling "Allow Untrusted Apps" in Google. Just a pain to explain in a video, but yes, you can use it. I have to test it against a beacon attack though. I haven't done that test on any of the Fdroid email clients. All the built in email clients on iOS and Androids are vulnerable to a beacon attack.
    2
  4025. By default, I only install apps from FDROID which is an open source only store. The exception being Signal
    2
  4026. There's a video for that. Look for Android.
    2
  4027. I would probably stay away from Huawei
    2
  4028. Do it
    2
  4029. Yes. Absolutely, Unless your carrier blocks by IMEI
    2
  4030. EXACTLY! Why? This video explains the why
    2
  4031. The problem is that both ends need to be immune from AI. Which nowadays you cannot guarantee without pre-agreement with the other party
    2
  4032. Use a Brax Virtual Phone since the standard phone has identifiers. Brax Virtual Phone does not (see it offered on Brax.me)
    2
  4033. That's actually a good strategy
    2
  4034. LOL you won't believe how people talk to their phones. With AI it will so human like they will not need friends
    2
  4035. Please be aware of the subtle shift here. This is ON DEVICE DATA vs cloud tracking done by Google.
    2
  4036. I have an AI series. I run local ai on my computer. No internet connection. Watch those videos
    2
  4037. Will be discussing this in the next video
    2
  4038. I'm the expert and I am scared.
    2
  4039. the place to go to is https://brax.me. I don't know what you're looking at.
    2
  4040. Yes hopeless. Unless both ends are on Linux
    2
  4041. First they are terminating support for Win10 so you are forced to go to Win11. And apparently Windows Recall is not just for Copilot computers as portions of it are running on ALL Windows 11
    2
  4042. You're very smart then. No wonder you work for that software company.
    2
  4043. Close your eyes then. It is a common YT effect to SHORTEN THE VIDEO. If I don't do jump cuts then the video would be longer
    2
  4044. You have to do a Web app right now or use the browser
    2
  4045. Welcome aboard!
    2
  4046. Not sure I'm understanding your comment. TOR Bridge? A TOR circuit is a relay. A VPN?
    2
  4047. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=17858353 Yes! I haven't been advertising it much. But it was on the community page
    2
  4048. It depends on how the connection is made. My VPN connects to TOR (socks5). It is one of the profile options
    2
  4049. If you can keep using it, it is super. But it's inconvenient.
    2
  4050. You have to be careful because you may exit out as a VPN or as TOR depending on how you do this. VPN routers vs TOR routers vs VPN clients vs TOR browser. There are many combinations here. So if you don't understand this, don't mix it up
    2
  4051.  @P2Pbase  Well that's true too. Depends on the usability context
    2
  4052. Wow! That was fast!
    2
  4053. I don't have that and never touched one but it looks like a nice inexpensive computer with guaranteed Linux compatibility. Which is the critical thing.
    2
  4054. Welcome aboard!
    2
  4055. My best guess approach is to check each individual chip on the Intel site and check for the presence of AMT/VPRO before you buy it. Typically the Xeon processors have VPRO.
    2
  4056. Thank you, I will
    2
  4057. Smart!
    2
  4058. You can change Mac address in Linux manually
    2
  4059. Mobile OS are already virtual machines (each app is isolated)
    2
  4060. as I responded below, I've already said that this video is to protect against 3rd party privacy attacks. Not defending against the OS. So for this 3rd party threat (which is a reality and very significant and very common), a bare-metal hypervisor is overkill. However if your threat is the OS, because that is your line of work, then of course you reveal the higher level solution for the specialist.
    2
  4061. It's IPv6 only so the iPv4 address is aggregated traffic just like a VPN
    2
  4062. I have never successfully installed Qubes on any computer I've owned in 10 years of attempts. Unfortunately, it never works on any modern computer.
    2
  4063. It is a window
    2
  4064. The point is to hide machine identifiers so that VM must not be Windows. Linux/Linux is fine of course. But most have reasons to use a non-Linux host.
    2
  4065. while what you are saying is possibly true, the threat I'm talking about here is from an external source. A third party app or malware can identify you and do things to your device without the aid of Windows. A Virtual machine can for example shutdown Facebook spyware. Obviously you can step it up another notch with Linux host and Linux VM
    2
  4066. Android Run Time (Dalvik) is a VM
    2
  4067. I wouldn't use VB on Linux either. But this is more to talk about the benefits of it. I have a KVM video.
    2
  4068. Geolocation is locating you. Geofencing is finding all people in an area.
    2
  4069. As I said the OS can already track Mac Addresses and record it. Or Wifi mac addresses. Or internally match location info. This is just to make you feel good
    2
  4070. Apparently it disappointed YT or it's a really bad video...Suppressed?
    2
  4071. Yep and your info is stored in Health Information Exchanges (HIE)
    2
  4072. Depends on the person. GNU? G-NU or NU? I say G-NU. All ok
    2
  4073. Crashing
    2
  4074. I have it. Crashes.
    2
  4075. I said that
    2
  4076. I have the pro version. Crashing on Linux and some difference in formatting. I don't have time to figure it out. The supported distro is CENTOS I think and I'm not on that.
    2
  4077. Forgot Chromebook. Google is the host.
    2
  4078. They target iPhones. But no one can make such a promise.
    2
  4079. I'm in dual boot mode. Sometimes we have to deal with it
    2
  4080. Watch my Long Range RFID video
    2
  4081. There are other door cameras that are not made by Amazon/Ring with data collection. For example: Eufy
    2
  4082. CALEA Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act
    2
  4083. I made a video on that.
    2
  4084. Garmin has been around a long time. I have known that company forever. Very big in the Boating market. No they are not government.
    2
  4085. I forgot about Drones. You see in my part of town, I have very limited areas for flying drones so I could never actually use one. But they're fine gifts
    2
  4086. I've never registered
    2
  4087. It was White Elephant exchange so it was random.
    2
  4088. It is in the video and two are in the description. Eufy and Aosu
    2
  4089. AOSU is easy to use. Frankly easier to set up than Eufy. Eufy is more popular. Both are ok though
    2
  4090. I understand now. If Qt was released with an MIT or BSD or some other permissive license, then they can copy the changes made by others and put it into the proprietary version. However, at the moment, I have released this as GPLv3 which would not allow that. There are no contributions yet so I can still change my mind on the license. Currently this is extreme Copyleft. The problem with not going GPLv3 is some company could steal the code and all improvements and then turn it into proprietary software without any of the work. Since this is a finished product, it's more likely to happen.
    2
  4091. There are many ways to make money by being on the dark side. I could have done it many times by stealing data. But I have never wavered. One of the reasons this app could never get popular is that I would not add features to make it viral, like sharing, public visibilty and contact lists. So the product is a pure privacy product. It will not make one Kardashian famous.
    2
  4092. Thank you! That's appreciated.
    2
  4093.  @LivingLinux  Yes I'm trying to do that.
    2
  4094. I wish! LOL.
    2
  4095. The problem with decentralized platforms is that the messages are immutable. It becomes a competition between security vs privacy. This app is more focused on the privacy issue. You don't want to leave a long term trace that's visible on some permanent blockchain or decentralized copies. In a way, it really is a different focus from let's say Signal. Considering that you don't have a real identity in the app (pseudo-anonymity), it's a different risk profile. Signal already identified you by phone number so the rest has to be locked down super tight. On Brax.Me, there's no identity involved.
    2
  4096. How did you know? LOL
    2
  4097.  @in-craig-ible6160  I don't know who that third party might be but if anyone wants to verify it, I will let them into a server of their choice and access it directly.
    2
  4098. BytzVPN has no logs whatsoever BTW. So there's nothing to actually get from it. The servers don't even have enough disk space to keep a log.
    2
  4099. The 5 eyes do not need a warrant to spy on your VPN server in some EU country. You're completely misunderstanding this. But legally, they have to get a warrant to do so in the US. It's the 4th amendment. Now they are able to do so because of the Patriot Act in the US. But they have to have cause.
    2
  4100. Are you talking about VPN or Router? Two separate issues. It is DANGEROUS to have a VPN that is NOT in the USA (like Nord VPN). Completely fake news to claim otherwise. In the USA, we are protected by the 4th Amendment. Unless there's a warrant, no spying can be done on a USA based VPN. But in other countries there is no such protection. Now TOR is a completely different case because even 3 letter agencies are unable to spy on TOR. TOR can be in many many countries per use. TOR is super secure. I have a video about "Can you be Deanonymized by TOR".
    2
  4101. Just do it
    2
  4102. Linux runs most of the worlds SERVERS. No chance of this being disrupted. Even Apple, Google, and Microsoft runs these AI servers on LINUX.
    2
  4103. which products are you interested in? The new BraX3 phone coming out is super fairly priced at $279 FOR A PHONE!
    2
  4104. It's my most recommended
    2
  4105. With encrypted DNS you're putting not just DNS but the rest of your life in control of one company who deliberately exploits your data.
    2
  4106. A VPN already funnels your DNS into a combined pool. So it deanonymizes. I don't like to have personally identifiable data grouped into your actual IP address since that can be used by anyone to profile you. You trust cloudflare to do that. But it's a lot of power to put into one company to track the DNS activity of individuals all over the world. And you trust them based on a promise. This kind of information (centralized) has a lot of value and could be captured by 3-letter agencies. So why are we centralizing? The whole point of privacy is disinformation. The less identifiable everyone is, the safer the world is. Aggregating DNS queries in small groups is less subject to mass data collection. This is a solution that is in search of a problem.
    2
  4107. Unnecessary. A VPN and TOR Router will render that as having no purpose.
    2
  4108. Just use a VPN and call it a day
    2
  4109. Not correct my friend. All you have to do is go to the BLE website and check it out. BLE would be useless at 10 feet
    2
  4110. My proving this to you will not change anything. People will want to believe what they want to believe (I've tried in the past and if you watch old videos you will see many discussions of this)
    2
  4111. I have a specific video on that. Skynet.
    2
  4112. 2.4 ghz just below wifi
    2
  4113. LOL
    2
  4114. And I will remember to clearer next time. Thank you again
    2
  4115. No
    2
  4116. I don't know the answer to that. For example, you cannot actually turn Wifi off. You can just keep it from connecting to an access point. So same problem here. Is the code for BLE running independently of the code for Bluetooth headphones/airpods? If it's operating in receive only mode, we cannot tell. All I know is it would be impossible to turn off the power to the Bluetooth module since it is an SOC
    2
  4117. Thanks. Yes someone told me. I don't have one sorry. But it doesn't change what I'm talking about
    2
  4118. It's a good question that we'll speculate on in the next video
    2
  4119. It's likely in the chip of the airtag to be honest so you're not going to be able to manipulate that. However, you can design your own tracker like Tile.
    2
  4120. Bluetooth BLE itself is an open standard. However, all the traffic is encrypted.
    2
  4121. Subscribed to you as well! Wishing you success!
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  4122. Thank you too
    2
  4123. pip3 has to be installed btw. If it's not installed, do sudo apt-get install python3-pip
    2
  4124. this is a development system. apk would connect to upstream repositories. These changes are likely not upstream so you're just going to get the normal upstream updates and not the changes to plasma-mobile, phosh, etc and whatever daily revisions are being made by postmarketos. These changes are automatically compiled by a ci server (gitlab).
    2
  4125. With all due respect, I create programs for all platforms so I am forced to use all devices.
    2
  4126. Apparently because it will fingerprint you
    2
  4127. Sorry I have nothing good to say about Chromebooks
    2
  4128. I have a video on it. Very good. But you need to watch the browser isolation video
    2
  4129. That''s very kind of you
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  4130. Cool! Thanks for watching!
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  4131. thanks!
    2
  4132. Use Libreoffice?
    2
  4133. Thank you Twistmint!
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  4134. Thank you so much!
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  4135. I don't have servers for Asia so I'd recommend more local VPN's.
    2
  4136. It's really simple. Do not use a real name. Do not use a name to suggest "admin" is admin.
    2
  4137. Forget Antivirus. You don't need it much if you follow my steps. The only reason for Windows defender is to prevent spread of common viruses to others.
    2
  4138. Really? sounds like a bug. My mac mutes.
    2
  4139. You log out of the windows account after install and then log in with a local account
    2
  4140. It will work great
    2
  4141. Strangely enough, a lot of new laptops from HP,, Dell, Lenovo, Asus etc actually have no AMT/VPro. Just check the chip model on the Intel site and you will find out. None of my laptops have VPro.
    2
  4142. Great!
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  4143. Thank you!
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  4144. Excellent!
    2
  4145. Any X86 computer can be cloned
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  4146. Same with all apps. You go into security settings and allow it there. I don't use a Mac so I've forgotten the exact procedure. But you can search it. It's pretty common
    2
  4147. But not necessary for Clonezilla as I found out
    2
  4148. Or Apple Silicon
    2
  4149. LOL. Because the screen was so small to record and I couldn't see it! So I said use STABLE in a text overlay. But it was too late since I already recorded. BTW it is very tricky to record the output of a screen that can operate outside of the OS (in this case, HDMI capture). So I could only see the screen on a small OBS window on another computer.
    2
  4150. It's open source so it's probably supported by all the makers of hard drives (my guess)
    2
  4151. I have many enemies on Reddit. So depends on where over there
    2
  4152. Wow that was a long response! Thank you my friend! The surveillance infrastructure is real. I am planning on talking about it tonight on my livestream 8pm PST.
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  4153.  @tibscoastcustoms7735  Any time!
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  4154. To a degree they are better options than IOS and Android. But surveillance can still occur at the baseband and wifi firmware level which can only solved with hardware switches. So this is an in between solution. At least it stops Google.
    2
  4155. You need a VPN. No need for antivirus. Watch my Antivirus video.
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  4156.  @andrewfournier8817  No device drivers! But you could run games and such. LOL. Great idea actually
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  4157.  @andrewfournier8817  LOL. Does sound complicated. But fortunately having built in navigation in my car saves me one more spying app.
    2
  4158. Good point. The "device security" has not been the main focus. Mostly it's privacy. But the tech in fingerprint login is well known so it could be something that could be added.
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  4159. LOL. At least I can see your priorities! As a musician, I get it.
    2
  4160. But isn't that an Android? So all the spying firmware is on there both on Wifi and the Baseband modem
    2
  4161. I personally would use PureOS on it or go back and forth with different SD cards. On my Pinephone I like to play with Debian/Phosh for programming (most similar to PureOS).
    2
  4162. we will find out soon (or not so soon depending on your batch). I'm not expecting a performance better than Android since you can already test Gnome.
    2
  4163. Yep. Might actually kickstart more use of Linux on client computers.
    2
  4164. LOL. No that's a special version. It's $700 for the regular one. But honestly, consider the Pinephone. It's not much different in specs for $150
    2
  4165.  @DDBAA24  I have spent less than a week on it and I've been so backlogged. Need to return to it. My next step was to use Libhandy. The operational side of the app already works so I'm just having to learn about Flatpak packaging and then UX with Libhandy. Could add more features to it as well.
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  4166. I'm very excited to buy the Pinephone when it becomes available. However, they say the $149 is a development price so it may be more than that. But many positives with the Pinephone, I will definitely buy it when it becomes available. And also it's thinner than the Librem 5. For dev purposes, I don't hesitate to buy all these devices because it's an investment with what I do. My "security" app would not be allowed on any other platform so a Linux environment would be perfect.
    2
  4167. Thanks for watching!
    2
  4168. OMG! He's alive!
    2
  4169.  @theplayernkc  The two baseband options should cover all Cell providers everywhere.
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  4170. The cell baseband specs have already been released. You have two options and that should cover whatever bands are available in your area. Should cover 4G.
    2
  4171. I made some live streams called the 'Survivor' series, to see if you can actually hide. Sadly, if you're hiding from 3 letter agencies, it's not possible to hide. And it's getting even harder to hide from the Internet companies.
    2
  4172. There's a discussion on Reddit about supported bands. There are two basebands available and it shows a chart and between the two basebands they should support everything from 3G to all the LTE's. The question though is Verizon. I believe Verizon requires approval by device while ATT and Tmobile accepts any device that works in their frequency. I happen to be on T-Mobile so I presume it will just work.
    2
  4173. Only if you need to do banking on the road. In my case, I have iphones and androids. I just leave them at home.
    2
  4174. If you got a Oneplus One then you can put Ubuntu Touch on it.
    2
  4175.  @kquote03  I certainly will not push a specific phone like a Librem 5 since some people will dislike aspects of it like its chunkiness, etc. But I'm educating people so that more companies come out with alternatives that work (and have hardware switches). I hear the Pinephone will have hardware switches but it's a slower CPU though it is cheaper.
    2
  4176. I just did a new video about hardware switches whch explain why there's been nothing like it so far
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  4177. I have no products related to this topic. So no that is not the point. products support the channel. But the channel is about education for free.
    2
  4178. At some point I need to figure out what these "small things" are in a video to not blindside people moving to Linux. #1 IMO is installing apps.
    2
  4179. You truly will be shocked. Your understanding of this is not there yet. As a techie (that understands how the technology actually works), I'm afraid.
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  4180. I'm going to guess that it will not be possible to fully disconnect all this
    2
  4181. Due end of the year. Same with Intel
    2
  4182. You mean Edge. Right they make so you can't uninstall it.
    2
  4183. Sony ZVE1
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  4184. FYI - Windows Recall requires a CoPilot+ PC and I don't have one of those yet. It doesn't make sense to buy one this early since there so many models coming out. By the end of the year we will be flooded with NPU equipped PC's from Qualcomm, Intell, and AMD.
    2
  4185. I'll talk about this. So far, the current implementation of Apple Intelligence does not approach the invasiveness of what I think MS is doing
    2
  4186. If there's enough of us, we gain power.
    2
  4187. Hold off buying anything new because the end of the year will have many new models and we still need to test these devices for compatibility. The new Snapdragon X Elite version is currently not yet Linux compatible but it will be (there are test models around). But we want true compatibility with AI including using the GPU and NPU properly. We don't know this yet.
    2
  4188. The idea of AI at your fingertips is very attractive though. Perhaps not for government employees who likely don't use Windows. But for the common person. Copilot AI servers are huge. Each server has 14000 GPU's! With that kind of power, I expect it will have a lot of supporters.
    2
  4189. Please go to https://brax.me as stated in the video and in the description. Then you must sign in since it is a social media site. The store is in the site.
    2
  4190. People are enamored in a big way by AI. Look at the response to iOS Apple Intelligence
    2
  4191. You need a microscope. Take a look at modern SOC's. The answer is hell no.
    2
  4192. HIPAA is valid only if there is no patient consent. If there is consent then it doesn't apply. So they gotcha!
    2
  4193. I have and am considering a video topic on it and XMPP. But it maybe too narrow of an audience so I may save it for later. Or discuss it briefly in the live streams
    2
  4194. The chat is safe since that runs on your own server. But the video calling, isn't that a paid service with Nextcloud's servers?
    2
  4195. It did. And this video is not being watched. You would think this would be a timely topic.
    2
  4196. Yes. Watch my alternative to Zoom video (Jitsi)
    2
  4197. As I said in the video, any app could be doing this and you wouldn't know. There's no permission or acknowledgement.
    2
  4198. Yet it is not popular. I wish I understood why? Organic failure or manipulation?
    2
  4199. wow
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  4200. thank you
    2
  4201. And you believe Symantec? One of the most evil companies ever? Good thing that got broken up. I would NEVER use an Antivirus from Symantec
    2
  4202. download the APK from https://brax.me/braxme.apk
    2
  4203. What is the flaw then?
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  4204. Thank you for letting me know! And thank you Joe!
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  4205. Where did he mention me?
    2
  4206. Welcome aboard!
    2
  4207. thank you!
    2
  4208. I grant that they will find the phone model in the IMEI useful. But outside of the carrier, no one else should see that. IMSI obviously is needed by the carrier but no one else.
    2
  4209. My Tesla App estimates my annual gas savings. It is miniscule. Maybe 20% (for California). But the fact of the matter is, forget all the disinformation. I paid ZERO for service. I did not receive ANY service. Changed tires. Compared to other cars, the savings was huge.
    2
  4210. So which car model would you trust?
    2
  4211. $279 pre-order price. May be open Nov 18
    2
  4212. Not to worry. I've got a Steinway!
    2
  4213. I addressed that with "Browser Isolation" as I do
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  4214. I do that manually (different browsers)
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  4215. My focus is hiding from Pollsters (who are either left biased or right biased). People hid from all of them
    2
  4216. Is this a serious question?
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  4217. good luck with that.
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  4218. It matters because if we can control the establishment, they cannot control us.
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  4219. I didn't say that! It could be a good PC for Linux (once the Linux support is announced)
    2
  4220. And your activity history...
    2
  4221. Of course that will happen
    2
  4222. Linux could possibly have some positive use of it eventually
    2
  4223. I said it will be in machines called Co-Pilot+ PCS running Snapdragon X Elite (AI Chips)
    2
  4224. Yup. Every new computer will have it soon
    2
  4225. You can't get rid of it other than getting rid of Windows
    2
  4226. Live stream topic tomorrow (on Rumble). Unfortunately Apple Intelligence was just announced. It was mentioned in this video but there was no time to figure it out.
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  4227. They were first. They already do this. Check the Apple video in the description
    2
  4228. You think. But you can't really be sure. Is Keylogger display turned off or data collection turned off?
    2
  4229. I need to make a video about what makes Linux difficult to use. Because there are things that would faze someone coming from Windows. I shift platforms all day so I ignore these. But there are things to learn
    2
  4230. I'm smarter than you think buddy. Everything I do on the Internet is planned out. If you dig deeper, you could learn
    2
  4231. Copperhead is more focused on Cybersecurity rather than privacy so that's why it's lower on my list. It may be more important for some.
    2
  4232. Awesome! Thank you!
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  4233. Good to see you BTW! Still scopin'?
    2
  4234. Signal is of course always good. Though I don't like some things. But it's certainly good enough for family. Telegram is the same. I have Brax.me. And my family is on it. Though other apps may not be perfect, they're so much safer compared to ZUckbook. Like 1000:1 ratio
    2
  4235. NO! Blocking does nothing! And even worse, you're blocking your own friends and family for your mistakes? Understand the rule on Facebook: PERMANENT. Don't look for loopholes because there isn't one.
    2
  4236. Zuck yeah!
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  4237. nope. I don't buy that. Something you heard from HatedOne? I'll do a live stream on this. As a hacker, I can tell you that I can beat the Container. Watch my Browser threat video and do a Fingerprint on each container
    2
  4238. I will check that. In any case, I offer international servers now. All over the world
    2
  4239. fine for VOIP
    2
  4240. But as I mentioned, other spy mechanisms like PRISM already existed
    2
  4241. The Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), also known as the "Digital Telephony Act," is a United States wiretapping law passed in 1994, during the presidency of Bill Clinton (Pub. L. No. 103-414, 108 Stat. 4279, codified at 47 USC 1001-1010).
    2
  4242. yes I misspoke on that. Just blurted out the acronym incorrectly from memory
    2
  4243. Politicize the platform
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  4244. Don't worry. I'm on the side of the people here. I'm keeping an eye. So far he's true to his word. However, I'm not zucking putting some neuralink on my brain
    2
  4245. I see tons of people speaking poorly about Elon right among my own followers. Daily. Even on Elon's threads themselves
    2
  4246. It doesn't work like that. If Apple decided to ban a platform, it can be done totally including all different versions of apps using that platform. As stated in the video, they can even ban a domain entirely from getting internet access
    2
  4247. Affirmative Action is an actual law btw so it is not a choice in Employment.
    2
  4248. Maybe next summer.
    2
  4249. Your Google ID is your name
    2
  4250. Glad you liked it!
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  4251.  @oldman6172  I added it to the description (After KVM-OK)
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  4252. That is certainly an approach too. I think the way I'm using this is user friendly though. It's simple enough. Anyone who knows some basic Linux can do it.
    2
  4253. Video acceleration is bad on a VM. So I use Windows for video editing.
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  4254. Mac address is not visible to a VPN either on the host or VM. It requires additional software (ARP). MacAddress is not part of the TCP/IP protocol. It is used for local name resolution only. But it is used in evil ways by facebook and some apps for device fingerprinting
    2
  4255. Ubuntu = Canonical
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  4256. Interesting idea!
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  4257. Glad you enjoyed it!
    2
  4258. Yes you can spoof some of it. However it is not just a useragent. But yes it's just some extra procedures to remember but you can remove the signature from Linux
    2
  4259. Yes a new user with limited rights would be created to prevent access to your host machine. Virt Manager is in your App list. It will be installed together with other GUI apps
    2
  4260. AI definitely will be a developing topic for me! More things happening
    2
  4261. Still your existing photos are scanned
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  4262. you'd see that though. They cannot be tiny. Have you seen the size of the motherboard?
    2
  4263. But as I said, a network for communications needs to be available that is power lean. I suppose a wifi could connect once an hour and that would work. However BLE could transmit continuously.
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  4264. I don't have this data so it's really helpful when those who know more can substantiate what I say. Thank you.
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  4265. As I said, an accurate test requires an RF free environment. Not something average or even non-average people can pull out of a hat. Maybe someone with the funds of Linus Tech Tips can do it. Or Marques Brownlee. I don't have the resources to construct a dedicated lab for this. Now I could do it the conspiracy theory way and just track any transmissions in the area but there will be no proof it actually came from the device.
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  4266. no
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  4267. Buttons on a phone are not physical power switches. They just send a hi-lo signal. So it is still interpreted by software. Most computers don't have actual power switches either
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  4268. lucky you
    2
  4269. IME was developed with it's own network and this was before BLE was invented. BLE is only for short bursts of data like identifying locations. It's not suitable for continuous traffic. That's for a normal ethernet network
    2
  4270. yes
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  4271. The Faraday bag in the description was what I used and the LTE connection dropped to no service which I could see when I pulled the phone out
    2
  4272. Then you should get a better Faraday bag. Some are just a coarse mesh. You need to find a fine mesh like the one I have in the description. The mesh is finely moven with copper.
    2
  4273. Yes you can use Glasswire. But that only identifies main channel traffic. If it's in an SOC then you're out of luck
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  4274. Not going to work. Not with the frequencies in question
    2
  4275. You may be confusing RFID with BLE. Two different things
    2
  4276. I have many such devices. Blade-RF, RTL-SDR, Ham Radio receivers. No. You must isolate the device in an RF free environment which I'm not equippped to construct
    2
  4277. CME as mentioned in the video is an E3 event (long wavelength)
    2
  4278. Thank you. Apparently my mind was wavering on that. LOL. I was actually thinking Infrared. You are correct.
    2
  4279. Remember what I said. 2mm or larger hole is a problem.
    2
  4280. Could you actually protect against surges in every single wire? No physical connection is necessary. Thousands of volts with sparks? There's no single wire to protect.
    2
  4281. LOL. Putin isn't even mentioned in the video.
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  4282. LOL. Not gonna tell you what I have.
    2
  4283. New David Bombal Interview video coming out soon.
    2
  4284. Not sure how. The transformer has long wires so it will have induction and explode
    2
  4285. TV's are not privacy threats per se since they don't send personally identifiable data
    2
  4286. Don't worry about me. My internet presence has been planned out.
    2
  4287. Watch my VPN router videos. I put the router in between as a Gigabit wired router. Then I use standard Wifis to extend the network
    2
  4288. Obviously yes. And they have your voice print anyway since you've used a phone in your lifetime
    2
  4289. It is possible for a computer to spy on you when computer is off using Intel IME. Voice TTS Engine is built into a standard android, so it is also possible that you didn't realize an app could be using it. Some common sense would stop both though
    2
  4290. You are right!
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  4291. Yes - MSI Creator 15 Unboxing part 1 and 2
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  4292. I mentioned Dragon Anywhere on the video. But I'm not sure if it is 100% off the Android TTS
    2
  4293. https://brax.me sign up
    2
  4294. Thanks!
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  4295. (a) Everyone's voice print has already been collected (b) Everything I say on Youtube is already PUBLIC.
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  4296. No. A voice recording local only
    2
  4297. Yes.
    2
  4298. If you understand cybersecurity you will not say this.
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  4299. a couple of weeks from now
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  4300. Yes I believe so. You have to do a sync. Businesses do this
    2
  4301. Yes doable. In fact Synology ever has a surveillance system, apps and cameras. Now I personally use my own and then upload it to Synology. Don't know how costly their method is
    2
  4302. My studio is a yacht. But I do not live in it.
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  4303. Video the week after next
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  4304. For what I do, I can trust them. But clearly not for storing sensitive material. Hillary shouldn't be using Synology for a server at home
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  4305. You can install Nextcloud on Synology. Though as I said in their video, their apps work just fine. The difference is the infrastructure for support of Synology on the internet without port forwarding.
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  4306. which means Google will track you all day
    2
  4307. The model I show here is a low power ARM. Probably lower power than your cell phone.
    2
  4308. But the same question is port forwarding. You do not need OpenVPN since you can use quickconnect to access it via the Internet
    2
  4309. Though I am fond of Nextcloud (I have a video on it), you need the infrastructure to access via the internet without doing port forwarding. So that solution comes separate from Nextcloud. In fact you can install Nextcloud on Synology though you don't need to since their apps do the same thing
    2
  4310. You have always been a smart young man
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  4311. Unfortunately, if you have a standard phone, then none of those other choices will save you. Perhaps you need to watch more videos to understand what you have to do to be a Privacy Joe
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  4312. got you
    2
  4313. Probably true.
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  4314. Any time!
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  4315. I would imagine so. For now. But we don't have millimeter 5G yet anyway so we have many years of LTE use .
    2
  4316. Used to be...before they did contact tracing. This is an older video
    2
  4317. No. That's why they use a hash. It's controlled solely by Apple HQ and their clients (3-Letters)
    2
  4318. This will eventually be standard with all phones, not just Apple. Examine content pre-encryption. There's some new EU law that will require it too apparently. Zucked up
    2
  4319. I have to think about that. In theory, any external call (between Google and the phone) has to go through the OS (AOSP). It is true the phone could function by itself without any external contact for a neural net for image recognition. But something has to call those functions to create a surveillance grid. Would be hard to hide unless the traffic went via SS7. In any case, Google has not announced any client side scanning feature, nor a google mesh network. Currently, I'm not claiming that Google has any sort of client side scanning.
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  4320. You came at me in attack mode btw so did you expect a friendly counter after accusing me of barely having the brains of a HS kid?
    2
  4321. Examining your content is not a backdoor? Although it is a new category. Having an AI have access is not the same as a human have direct access.
    2
  4322. I did not hear any statement about the iCloud status at all in any press release at the time. But ok, I will accept that possibility though that was just a side comment on my part.
    2
  4323. I've actually said that in another video! What's the difference right? An image is an image. To the neural engine it's the same thing
    2
  4324. At least that code is currently not on AOSP
    2
  4325. I have never used Star Office. Used Word, then Word Perfect.
    2
  4326. I have a video on Synology NAS and Nextcloud
    2
  4327. Good topic for another video
    2
  4328. I actually didn't know that. LOL. It's just the typical touch typing practice sentence.
    2
  4329. I am on the video
    2
  4330. Cloud app means you're running with code from their Server. Use your head here. It means an app can do anything remotely such as scan content. Doesn't matter where you think you're storing it.
    2
  4331. So says Big Bro
    2
  4332. The data acquired is limited. But it shows that nothing is immune without extra steps. The 11 steps are provided
    2
  4333. I have sold a ton of Brax de-Googled phones and you will notice that there are no unhappy customer comments! You can talk to most of the users on Brax.Me
    2
  4334. why are creating a google account for that phone? and what happened to your VPN?
    2
  4335. Yes you make so much sense. We also need surveillance of every home by the government so they know what you're thinking at all times. Cameras required too.
    2
  4336. Google has turned the simple 2FA using Google Authenticator into a separate app that captures your device fingerprint. Thus rendering Yubikey and others superfluous. They really are after the device fingerprint as the most important piece because you are locked in to cross device tracking
    2
  4337.  @skatcat743  Doesn't work like that. The modem is on the USB bus which is always hot-swappable. Just like on your computer, you can plug/unplug USB anytime you want
    2
  4338. That program is made for inside network attacks and it is running. Just has to be manually installed on any Linux computer. I will have to rewrite it for QT since it is made for Gnome. I will also have to package it for distribution. It is not packaged so it is installed manually. I will add more features as well
    2
  4339. No phone?
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  4340. No one watches these. Unfortunately
    2
  4341. thanks man.
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  4342. Works fine https://github.com/CellularPrivacy/Android-IMSI-Catcher-Detector/releases/tag/v0.1.43-alpha
    2
  4343. YOU ARE ABSOLUTELY WRONG. Signal, Session etc have already stated they will pull out out of the UK because of CSAM. You are so uninformed here. Client side scanning is discussed EVERYWHERE. But warnings fall on deaf ears. The stuff is there and you will ignore it. EU, UK, US want to standardize on what Apple has accomplished technically with client side scanning and wants to embed it into LAW
    2
  4344. So nice of you!
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  4345. it's fine
    2
  4346. Waze is preloaded on our phones. It works fine. No Google Maps but you can use OSMAND and Magic Earth
    2
  4347. The only thing to worry about is Google. Clear cookies or it will leave a web worker tracking you forever
    2
  4348. And they appear to be nice people. Very important.
    2
  4349. Lineage OS makes custom roms for other models. But frankly the Pixel phones are very good quality
    2
  4350. It would be up to Fairphone people to port it to their device
    2
  4351. yes they work anywhere. Go to brax.me
    2
  4352. No. We will stick to various Pixels. Getting good OS support is important and that is better on Pixels. We can do BYOD if the phone is supported by LineageOS
    2
  4353. Tower triangulation is not very accurate. So hard to do geofencing. See my video on location tracking. However when Millimeter wave is active (6G?) then we are zucked on that. IMSI Catcher (Stingray) though could have identified phones in the area.
    2
  4354. Currently not precise enough. Wifi triangulation is 6 feet. You're lucky to get 1/4 mile triangulation with Cell towers
    2
  4355. Not really. Unless it is a secondary phone like I describe in the video. The Google ID is connected to the phone and Google knows the IMEI, IMSI, IP Address. Only a de-Googled phone can block that
    2
  4356. New model is in the works. But it is not meant to work with Verizon. So for Verizon, the Pixels we have are the best option.
    2
  4357. Clearing cookies should undo the damage
    2
  4358. Zuckbook is problematic. Whatever device you use it knows your real name so you are clearly identified. and cross device tracked. Same with Whatsapp, Instagram.
    2
  4359. You will be zucked
    2
  4360. Go de-Googled and go Linux
    2
  4361. No
    2
  4362. You could say that market capitalization is WORTH MORE since it means they have the capital to spend. So my point is highlighted even more
    2
  4363. Because when you buy these devices you accept the Terms of Service and you don't actually read it
    2
  4364. Thank you
    2
  4365. Yes. I use DJI action 4 with an app
    2
  4366. Awesome! They work great
    2
  4367. Yes it's pretty good and no shortcuts from this manufacturer. I'm guessing they put in extra cells beyond their specs to make sure it performs.
    2
  4368. Absolutely. Good product and lots of sales it seems.
    2
  4369. Yes it will
    2
  4370. All offered OS's are open source (only)
    2
  4371. Welcome and please watch my years of videos.
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  4372. I can answer some of these in tomorrow (Thursday 8pm) live stream on Rumble
    2
  4373. Encryption is standard on Android Open Source Project (which is the same base as normal Google Android)
    2
  4374. It's like a larger iPhone or larger Pixel (XL size)
    2
  4375. Our original goal was January but our stripe account was shutdown. No crowdfunding allowed on Stripe
    2
  4376. Of course. It's a modern 5G capable phone
    2
  4377. Indiegogo is its own platform. We have limited options right now for crowdfunding. In normal ordering in the future it can be different
    2
  4378. It is TMobile approved
    2
  4379. We have to test it on the actual unit.
    2
  4380. yes
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  4381. yes
    2
  4382. Doesn't work like that. There's a TTL. Don't imagine it. It's published
    2
  4383. But I do say that. Faraday bag is recommended in the video
    2
  4384. Faraday bag example is in the description
    2
  4385. 2 days typically
    2
  4386. Don't waste a good browser on Google. There's additional spy stuff on there but they will not get more beyond what they're already getting with Google apps
    2
  4387. you sign up on my platform https://brax.me
    2
  4388. It says EVERYWHERE to sign up. No personal information will be asked
    2
  4389. That is my expectation to be honest. But as I discuss here, I think the most efficient approach is to rely on the OS to be the MITM since it is easier
    2
  4390. Sold out. We have De-Googled Pixels
    2
  4391. No. Shortwave is a lower frequency. So you'll need a downconverter in addition.
    2
  4392. You can get CW.
    2
  4393. Watch the beginners playlist. I've been organizing it this way so I can just point you to it
    2
  4394. Yes. Look at the Phone Playlist
    2
  4395. I'm fighting back with a series of videos that have all been at the top and I'm slowly convincing the algorithm that they should appreciate me. LOL
    2
  4396. Thank you!
    2
  4397. You can turn location off and so far it seems to be respected. The only way to install it is via the use of a Windows, Linux or Mac computer.
    2
  4398. This is a Spanish phone so this is not likely to be found in the US.
    2
  4399. My initial play with the devices was to see if they can do the basics. I'm digging in deeper now and certain things are not what I expected (for a power linux user)
    2
  4400. I have Arch comments already. LOL.
    2
  4401. thank you
    2
  4402. Think of it as two Linux computers. It's very simple for Linux computers to talk to each other due to standardized commands like ssh. In Linux, the two devices would be equal. Not master and slave. And you don't even need any cables of any sort. You can SSH as long you're on a network.
    2
  4403. Hi Kevin. This channel is focused on privacy so Android and IOS are to be avoided at all costs. There are side channel communications between Android and Google that send location info, track MAC addresses of routers and of course listen to you. So no, the whole point of what I'm trying to explain is how to dump Android and IOS completely.
    2
  4404. Canonical, the original creator of Ubuntu is no longer involved with Ubuntu Touch. Ubuntu is an open source distribution and comes from open source distro Debian. The current Ubuntu Touch is handled by ubports which is an open source community so people are from everywhere. Although the foundation is an entity in Germany. The the Linux world, everyone has access to the source code and can change anything and create a new version (fork).
    2
  4405. Use a raspberry pi! Lol
    2
  4406. I actually have a Nexus 7 but I'm using it for other things and I don't want to wipe it clean. Besides am Ubuntu Touch tablet isn't useful to me. The safety is for use on the road. Someone said they had a compatibility problem installing on the Nexus 7 so some extra steps may be necessary.
    2
  4407. Zuck man. That's Zoogle's distro. LOL.
    2
  4408. Absolutely. It's just a normal phone.
    2
  4409. OPO will run. I've installed this at least 10 times now. But you will need instructions or it will fail
    2
  4410. Yes, Oneplus One only, or Nexus 5. And something more unusual in the USA is a BQ 4.5
    2
  4411.  @janedagger  I learned that nothing is truly bricked. In one case I used USB OTG to load stuff, with TWRP. Works even on a locked phone
    2
  4412. Not at the moment. That's not supported. Supported devices are listed on ubports.com. For devices not supported, an intermediate step is to use LineageOS. But be careful with what apps you load since the apps themselves will do the spying (especially those free apps with ads).
    2
  4413. I announced on the broadcast that I will install Ubports on used Nexus 5 and Oneplus One phones that I can get and will make it available for people to buy from me preinstalled. This is a low volume thing. I have two Nexus 5's coming in a week.
    2
  4414. As the video says, LTE is here until at least 2030.
    2
  4415. Think of this for the future. If you watched the video, the answer is: there is NO 5G yet
    2
  4416. LOL. But why bother with this when other de-Googled options have no risk?
    2
  4417. You can use de-Googled phones. LTE will be here for a long time
    2
  4418. Not in the USA
    2
  4419. Ting is an MVNO for Tmobile
    2
  4420. You do not sign up with ANY EMAIL. You sign up with a @username you invent.
    2
  4421. At the moment, Satellite seems to be a good option (Starlink)
    2
  4422. Yes possibly. I've not heard that they go that low. At least in my area, I can see the frequencies used on my Radio
    2
  4423. They want to dump 3G so they can reuse those frequencies for this Fake 5g (LTE Advanced).
    2
  4424. There is NO 5G (yet)
    2
  4425. no samsungs. Motorolas, Pixels, Oneplus
    2
  4426. Hell no.
    2
  4427. I'm in my app right now. https://brax.me
    2
  4428. You can use them.
    2
  4429. It's on https://brax.me sign up and the store is on the menu
    2
  4430. That's 3G. Loved that phone
    2
  4431. Zuck really loves your answer.
    2
  4432. Smart!
    2
  4433. it is in the Appstore. But you can just go directly to https://brax.me and there's a community there
    2
  4434. That could be if using their app. But it doesn't matter because people sending you mail reveal their IP address and thus you are now tracked through them (relationship map)
    2
  4435. There's a new video on messaging apps
    2
  4436. For nonsense I use gmail. For real things I have my own email server.
    2
  4437. I killed my Mail app because I wasn't going to market a lie. Brax.Me as social media is still up
    2
  4438. Should work anywhere if it's an international model
    2
  4439. Signal can be used as an SMS app. which means it is reading SMS and sending SMS to non-signal users. Just to me make the distinction clear.
    2
  4440. But Whatsapp is Facebook. So you're toast
    2
  4441. Are you crazy? Do you not close your windows and doors? You cannot do that on the internet!
    2
  4442. Love it. Conversations.im, Gajim. Host your own XMPP and it's safer than anything else
    2
  4443. thanks
    2
  4444. You have to admit, it was a smart zuck move.
    2
  4445. This is such a big topic so I only hit it in little sections
    2
  4446. Didn't you watch that video? Audits will not show how someone can collect meta data. There's meta data in many places and these are "privacy" issues not cybersecurity. You are very incorrect. Yes an audit will show if someone is breaking encryption. That's all that proves. Anyone can sell or extract meta data. You believe too much in these security experts. You have to challenge yourself to understand how data is collected and can be used. Rewatch the video slowly and understand precisely what I'm saying. If there's a bad apple even at Signal, someone could collect meta data.
    2
  4447. I'm not talking about law enforcement. I'm talking about what can be collected about you.
    2
  4448. Use the browser. Nothing to install
    2
  4449. 73!
    2
  4450. Oh, you leave your bathroom door open?
    2
  4451. there are very options tablet wise. You should consider a ultralight laptop (convertible tablet). Computer instead of mobile.
    2
  4452. I ship my phones to Europe
    2
  4453. Linux Tablet shaped computers would be perfect
    2
  4454. Linux phones are more basic. But none are really daily driver ready today. Hopefully soon.
    2
  4455. Sony XPeria's are expensive and not something I can do in volume. Only a limited number of models can even be de-Googled
    2
  4456. Yep. But probably from a different opposition...(3-letter)
    2
  4457. All phones are from China so you have a bit of a problem there. That's why I don't rely on phones. But just in case you forget, all US phones have Qualcomm chips in the SOC and we don't know what the zuck is in there. Lots of things that are not good
    2
  4458. LOL
    2
  4459. You are so sharp. I mentioned that casually for sure (intentional)
    2
  4460. A bit limited but yes it's good for privacy
    2
  4461. We can have tiny Linux laptops and tablets! (Pinetab for example)
    2
  4462. If you learn from me, you can escape all that. I can verify for you that Youtube was totally confused about where I am.
    2
  4463. Interesting take! Their argument for VoLTE is they can dump the 3G network
    2
  4464. True 5G is not actually available. They are just beam forming 4G and calling it 5G. True 5G is millimiter wave
    2
  4465. It's very hard to get a good location with Cell Triangulation. Maybe a 1/4 mile square zone.
    2
  4466. Thank you!
    2
  4467. Your data is still sent to the Mycroft server so whoever is running that can collect voice data. But I guess that's better than sending it to a bigger entity like Google and Apple
    2
  4468. exactly
    2
  4469. If you watched the full video, the solution at the moment is a de-Googled phone but you have to be aware of models since they may block some models
    2
  4470. centralized tracking. You don't want that
    2
  4471. there are. But they will get more popular if we all have this anger about the spying
    2
  4472. I have a lot of tech around me. Of all kinds. Including Ham radio, tons of computers, but most importantly only De-Googled phones! I'm no luddite. I just know the opposition
    2
  4473. There are many summary videos especially lately like the last video. But no one watches the summary videos
    2
  4474. Nice! I have stayed away from touching my iphones for years now
    2
  4475. Of course
    2
  4476. Hell no. I have a Pixel 4.
    2
  4477. I personally would not risk using Huawei. Why take that extra risk?
    2
  4478. Works anywhere.
    2
  4479. they would be excellent if you can get one. LOL
    2
  4480. Clearly you went to the end of the video! Thank you!
    2
  4481. yes. But a VPN router does not require the devices to have any software so it's more convenient when there are many devices
    2
  4482. Yes!
    2
  4483. You can download APK's directly from APKMirror
    2
  4484. perfect. But no GAPPS
    2
  4485. Don't confuse Privacy vs Cybersecurity. Two separate issues. For Privacy, they are all good
    2
  4486. Maybe someone can but it's not on my list. I do only a certain set and it takes experience to learn a new phone
    2
  4487. Yes it is in the OS. But it doesn't appear to be in the Android Open Source
    2
  4488. they're building only in numbers they can afford...
    2
  4489. Yes I use Ting
    2
  4490. I'm not giving the money to google. LOL. we buy used phones
    2
  4491. I say no
    2
  4492. New Huawei phones cannot be OEM Unlocked. So they're locked from view. We don't know what's in there. I'd stay away. I know what's in a true De-Googled Open source phone.
    2
  4493. You can just look at my de-Googled phones. It's basically the same thing just some cheapo Chinese model
    2
  4494. As I said in the video, old phones are now zucked. They don't want us to have them.
    2
  4495. There is a way to make a private mesh network but it would require participation of a large number of close neighbors
    2
  4496. Use it if you want
    2
  4497. It's a nice cybersecurity tool but it's not a privacy tool.
    2
  4498. I install on a Pixel 4a phone which is a 5G phone. However, I would recommend disabling 5G for as long as you can
    2
  4499. Are you talking about our email? Why are you asking here? Go ask in brax.me
    2
  4500. No. Won't work
    2
  4501. exactly. Everyone is easily fooled
    2
  4502. will you give me a ride to mars then?
    2
  4503. yes that's a beginning. Good luck
    2
  4504. Have no facebook. Ever.
    2
  4505. Of course not.
    2
  4506. It's ok. I run the app for free. Don't care if 5 people use it or 5 million
    2
  4507. thank you
    2
  4508. Doesn't need to be so dramatic. Brax.Me is centralized though it doesn't collect IP addresses. But if trust were an issue, I actually turned it into a TOR service node so you access it through TOR so you're guaranteed no IP address. Since it is a pseudoanonymous app (no real ID required), then it's pretty safe. The problem with decentralized frameworks like Matrix for example, is that the data is immutable. So the meta data remains forever that some conversation took place. And Matrix doesn't hide IP addresses. I turned off the test to make Brax.Me a TOR service and it costs me money to run it. But if the demand is there, then I can turn it back on
    2
  4509. makes no difference
    2
  4510. I'll do that next time
    2
  4511. Brax.Me is my own platform and I'm there
    2
  4512. Glad you enjoy it!
    2
  4513. Android LXC container code is android-ramdisk.img which is found by the halium launch script linked in the description. You can find this file on /system/boot Ubuntu.img is chrooted not symlinked by Ubuntu 16.04. The system img has to be transferred to /system on android or it won't start. It is preloaded by the recovery. ubuntu.img is not stored in /system. It is mounted by Ubuntu 16.04 and it is clearly in the /data directory and I've watched it get updated by an OTA update The fact that ubuntu.img is chrooted has certain implications, meaning that there is a host linux os that has to manage the chroot. And chroot means that functionality not replaced by ubuntu touch are found in the host linux os (Ubuntu 16.04) which is in fact how it works.
    2
  4514. Not necessary. Carrier can track you either way
    2
  4515. Carry two phones then
    2
  4516. I was going to do a video about that. Yes, it's a great suggestion!
    2
  4517. I personally would avoid Huawei. I do ship internationally with some limitations of countries
    2
  4518. Maybe some Chinese off brand may not have Google
    2
  4519. You cannot manipulate the ROM since the phone is not rooted. If you try to change the OS, the data will be deleted.
    2
  4520. You can't do it even if you wanted to
    2
  4521. Merch Store (De-Googled Apparel) https://my-store-c37a50.creator-spring.com/
    2
  4522. It's supposed to be in my store on Youtube by now but I don't know why it's not displaying
    2
  4523. No. Not ready for primetime
    2
  4524. yes, same
    2
  4525. yes
    2
  4526. Pixel 6 - not yet. One Plus 9 Pro -- yes.
    2
  4527. You are not correct here. A de-Googled phone does not send a location out via telemetry. In fact a BraX2 phone does not have indoor location tracking
    2
  4528. Any.
    2
  4529. The highest I can do at the moment is Pixel 5a. Let's see where we are in a few months
    2
  4530. Ad based games work fine. But anything that requires a payment does not. There are so many alternatives to Youtube. Vanced, Newpipe
    2
  4531. BraX2 is larger sized. You'd have to get your own rugged case or modify something out there. You bring your own crypto wallet but cold wallets should never be on a phone. then it is no longer a cold wallet
    2
  4532. nah...tested it completely....I was able to wipe out my history whenever I want to...completely different though process from the zuck. He wants to make sure everything is permanent.
    2
  4533. I meant, thank you for the zucking plug. Mutha zucka.
    2
  4534. Thank you! And thanks for the plug!
    2
  4535. Sure. Expensive and minimal privacy gain. Maybe the main benefit is that the phone does not have apps
    2
  4536. and doxxers search DEEP... I don't blame you
    2
  4537. I'm limited by what's available. Unfortunately I'm just a service provider. I cannot manufacture.
    2
  4538. Yes. But the tracking of your social media is done by other parties and they can't access those serial number things from the browser
    2
  4539. File systems yes. But not full access. Android has a locked hardware profile and device drivers. That's how they manage to get so many hardware makers. The boards have to be made to a specific LIMITED configuration just like Chrome OS. So you don't really have full control. Plus the Googlification is embedded. Thus people who think running an Android VM is the same as running an actual Linux Desktop are deluded. You can't even run a standard Linux install on a chrome book. You have to be under the control of Chrome OS.
    2
  4540. Exactly! Smart guy! LOL. The Macs are SPOOFED! I'm not dumb....Hahaha.
    2
  4541. Welcome!
    2
  4542. termux is fine for some quick things but as a programmer I need full access so that would limit me. Still I guess it's better than nothing. Kind of the same issue with the Linux subsystem on Windows 10. Limited but at least I can do the usual server stuff like ssh.
    2
  4543. Thank you!
    2
  4544. LOL. Thank you my friend!
    2
  4545. Thank you for watching Tony. You don't want UBports to use Halium? They are using Halium on new ports like Oneplus 3T and a Sony Xperia
    2
  4546. Zuck
    2
  4547. yes I read every single comment and respond. I'm not familiar with blockchain VPN's. Is the blockchain for revenue or is it to make a permanent record of everything that went on? That's the problem with the blockchain reference. A blockchain is immutable. I will keep an eye out for it since at the moment, I know nothing of it.
    2
  4548. Yes! I'm a C programmer so being able to do this on my own is truly great for me. Let me out of the IOS/Android cage! I think I should make a video about that
    2
  4549. I think the live streams are entertaining mostly for Special K Kelp. Thanks my man
    2
  4550. Smart man. I was lured in myself and discovered that I got caught up in the surveillance infrastructure...
    2
  4551. Yes me too. Too slow! So I'm using the down time to program stuff for this future phone
    2
  4552. That's why I hate being pedantic because I have to have the argument of Linux the kernel vs. GNU/Linux the OS. The real experience of Linux users is through the OS. Not the Kernel. It's like using Microsoft Windows and seeing a MacOS interface.
    2
  4553. You're going to have to message me for a pre-announcement warning. LOL
    2
  4554. zucking A!
    2
  4555. Thanks megaluria. I have been looking at it and will definitely watch for it. There's another one that's Linux and privacy based called Graphene OS. Although these are Linux solutions, mostly they are intent on Android device compatibility. If you watch my video on Hardware switches and been seeing the issues with the baseband like Simjacking, you can see that without a hardware switch, the OS is not able to control the proprietary firmware that can receive remote instructions. So while these devices are fun for testing and app development, I would be personally jumping to any device that has a hardware switch for Wifi and the baseband. And an Android device will not do that. Maybe someday chipmakers will pay attention and build the switch into the hardware in their SoC boards.
    2
  4556. Right. I'm familiar with Wine but have never used it.
    2
  4557. I don't think streaming services are a worry
    2
  4558. @Evoke Spirit LOL
    2
  4559. Awesome! I also have a dozen Raspberry PI's running Linux for various purposes! (3B, 3B+, 4).
    2
  4560. You guys encourage me to search for more music!
    2
  4561. Currently I can't recommend any Linux phones for regular users. The few that are available are suitable only for developers. Not ready yet. Use a De-Googled phone instead. Many on our store.
    2
  4562. You can do either. Obviously a VM can be reinstalled super easily compared to a separate install in a partition and the VM security benefits will not exist in a native install
    2
  4563. Thats what a VPS is. When you get a hosted server from a datacenter like Linode for example, you are basically using a KVM instance (Virtual machine) inside a dedicated server, when you order a VPS.
    2
  4564. Android VM examples: Anbox
    2
  4565. Thanks!
    2
  4566. Android does not run in Virtualbox which is an X86 emulator. There are specific Virtual machines for android. (Arm emulator)
    2
  4567. I changed boat!
    2
  4568. Sure. Just making something that can be installed on all OS's so it's simpler to explain
    2
  4569. Host is fine. No need to do it twice
    2
  4570. Yes even 1GB is enough
    2
  4571. lol. More fun that way
    2
  4572. No
    2
  4573. thank you!
    2
  4574. Very common scam. They just take my pic. Someone actually used by name. All reported to YT
    2
  4575. the right kind will
    2
  4576. There's Linux
    2
  4577. Joe Rogan watches my channel regularly. But I'm not important enough to invite
    2
  4578. You didn't watch the video either. I can tell
    2
  4579. It uses the same form factor as a Coolpad Cool S so there are some. Not many. The phone comes with a screen protector and case
    2
  4580. The screen is a common size. You can get alternative ones on Amazon
    2
  4581. We cannot do a Pixel 6 nor any Samsungs. Pixel 5 and 5a would be the highest. And there's the Brax2 phone
    2
  4582. In theory yes. I actually suggested this to a phone builder. Wire a switch to the SIM card. But SOC's are mass produced. No one will build a custom one for you
    2
  4583. There is nothing cumbersome. Brax.Me is NOT A STORE. It is a social media site. It HAS A STORE. When you join then you have access to the store. Over 100K people there
    2
  4584. In the video I told you how to minimize the possibility of that. Including rethinking who your VPN provider is. Bigger is not better.
    2
  4585. The VPN provider gets the DMCA notice.
    2
  4586. good for you. But if you granted location permission it will. Showing that it has nothing to do with VPN
    2
  4587. Accurate. Though sometimes there is reason you want to VPN your cell.
    2
  4588. that might actually work. If enough people have that device, it would open up possibilities. Although being decentralized innocents will get DMCA notices.
    2
  4589. BraxRouter has to connect to your existing wifi router and that creates a second wifi network.
    2
  4590. Left you a message regarding the PI 3B+. Please check it
    2
  4591. Yes that is correct. You are protected without having to think about anything. I can be easily contacted at rob.brax.me. That's the advantage of a VPN router. No software installed on any device. We even ship the device preconfigured if purchased with a VPN at the same time.
    2
  4592. Not a big fan of N_rdVpn!
    2
  4593. Many use this in Europe. And I have a VPN service in Europe
    2
  4594.  Poop Klutch 💩  It's compatible with most
    2
  4595. watch my 5G videos
    2
  4596. Are you talking CPU though (like Snapdragon)? Different issue than the Cell Baseband Chip
    2
  4597. I don't use "Special phones". A de-Googled phone does not appear "special"
    2
  4598. I wasn't aware though it's possible in the past. Not now though. All LTE
    2
  4599. No. It should be ok
    2
  4600. Hopefully soon. The OS versions are getting really close now. The big issue is power management (which has made progress) and later on the camera. Everything else is working on most
    2
  4601. mentioned it at the end. Use them
    2
  4602. Signal? LOL. Can't use it on a non-Smartphone
    2
  4603. kGPG and Seahorse (preloaded on Ubuntu) on Linux
    2
  4604. You're very welcome!
    2
  4605. Glad it helped!
    2
  4606. Thank you! and welcome
    2
  4607. Good point to note.
    2
  4608. It's true that I'd prefer not to use Blackberry 10 since I also heard it's Android based. But look also at the new videos on Ubuntu Touch (Linux phone). Due to the limitations of a call and text only phone, you may want to have some browsing capabilities and some apps and I've upgraded to that. Currently I'm using a Nexus 5.
    2
  4609. Wow. You are a minimalist!
    2
  4610.  @crowman8914  I have a video about GNU/Linux phones using Ubuntu Touch. I no longer recommend the old phone option. So just something else to consider. It's still installed on an older phone but at least with usable features.
    2
  4611. Ok I checked it and it's running KaiOS. Definitely a better option than Android.
    2
  4612. Do I need to? All GO Phones are ANDROID! Zucked up spy devices.
    2
  4613. You're right. The passport is good!
    2
  4614. Exactly. which is why I shifted to an Ubuntu touch phone for my 'safe' phone
    2
  4615. Thanks JassiJo!
    2
  4616. Exactly why that would scare me. Because it is android
    2
  4617.  @ThinCar  The original blackberry like the Bold 9900 is quite safe. GPS only
    2
  4618. You cannot set up a device to do that because it's built into the Wifi chip. The information used for tracking is called Promiscuous mode and it used to be a specialized feature of Wifi for hackers. But they included that feature in every chip sold probably since 2007 or thereabouts. This is why the solution is to avoid OS's that utilize this (Android and IOS). If you're using Ubuntu Touch for example, the only data used is GPS, and it doesn't work indoors.
    2
  4619. all phones do. Around 1/4 watt. All transmitters do. And the Sun is the worst.
    2
  4620.  @metalhead2w  I'm using Ting. Link is in the video description. It's basically a T-Mobile reseller. And since it's monthly, I can change phone numbers frequently. I have a stack of SIM cards. The hotspot should work. But that's if the carrier allows it in their plan.
    2
  4621. I agree. Better for security. My blackberry batteries are removable
    2
  4622. Not all old phones work! That's why I did the video. I recommended specific phones. If your phone is not on the list. Please review what I did on the video and the actual phones recommended are in the description. Those are the only phones I could find that still work. There are some specific limitations mentioned in the video.
    2
  4623. Thanks buddy
    2
  4624. Although it is not a threat normally for common people, rogue State-level employees have been known to abuse this capability to stalk people they know.
    2
  4625. How? it's hardware. Though you can do it on a Librem 5 and Pinephone
    2
  4626. Please go to Brax.me where we have various phone options including the BraX2
    2
  4627. BraX2 is 4G. You can de-Google Pixels with 5G even the latest models
    2
  4628. I'm not doing anything illegal. Does that give anyone the right to modify the internet and have an influence in elections over me?
    2
  4629. Next video
    2
  4630. So many videos on that. Need to watch it. It's why I avoid Apple products
    2
  4631. No but it will the moment you take it out. So why do that? Get a non-tracking phone
    2
  4632. drop in the bucket.
    2
  4633. Well not the phone tracking mechanism but the Street Camera recorded your face and your license plate . Watch my Jason Bourne video and enjoy the chase!
    2
  4634. It is spoofed on de-Googled phones. But you cannot do that on normie phones. It's called the "Useragent" and it is compiiled into the OS
    2
  4635. Fortunately BraX2 IMEI can be changed and I give the instructions. So it can be made to appear like any phone model. Been working flawlessly
    2
  4636. There can be no benevolent AI if the owner of the AI has set the rules. The aim is world domination of course.
    2
  4637. https://brax.me
    2
  4638. as long as they're de-Googled it's OK. However, BraxOS is specifically made for BraX2 phones so that is an advantage
    2
  4639. BraX2 phone works fine in the UK, EU, and Elsewhere. We have a USA version that works better in the USA but for the most part they work everywhere.
    2
  4640. that's part of the problem. A big group of people are labeled as "violent extremists" just because of search. Without actual violent action, how is this accurate?
    2
  4641. yes
    2
  4642. One of versions of Blackphone is actually an older version of the BraX2 phone
    2
  4643. You just need to do "Browser isolation" as I always talk about. And then you create multiple identities
    2
  4644. DDG admits to censoring so zuck them
    2
  4645. Not a fan. Lots of Meta data by design
    2
  4646. As the video says, use the categories I stated and rank them for yourself. It's more important to understand the thought process.
    2
  4647. Always possible. But worse now because AI can look at your screen and read your contents
    2
  4648. It is. It is XMPP. XMPP is ranked pretty high on the list btw
    2
  4649. go to session.org and check out what versions they offer.
    2
  4650. Samsungs cannot be de-Googled. Only certain models of phones can be de-Googled btw. Surprisingly, the most reliable ones are made my Google (Pixels). Funny thing but it lengthens the life of those phones.
    2
  4651. Nothing changes in what I say with containers. Nothing.
    2
  4652. Think of 2FA, device identifiers (if phone), cross device tracking
    2
  4653. You're misunderstanding the threat if you think this. There are multiple threats. This addresses one leaving you open to some big holes. Check out my video on "Lists" from a couple of weeks ago
    2
  4654. To check current models, please go to LineageOS.org and verify if your device is supported. If it's a Pixel we can do it even to the most current model.
    2
  4655. Sounds like Nikky Haley
    2
  4656. Depends on the phone model. Pixels work on all networks and all countries. BraX2 phones for example do not work on Verizon.
    2
  4657. Once it is de-Googled, the IMEI is no longer revealed so yes it is fine
    2
  4658. That's fine if you believe that. Google and Apple are the angels.
    2
  4659. X isn't equipped for surveillance like the multi trillion bigger Big tech. So either as original Twitter or now as X, I've never felt it was an unsafe platform. I've been on Twitter since 2013
    2
  4660. That's one of the psychological techniques I'm sure.
    2
  4661. I don't know if the tail is wagging the dog. I'm just showing you the actual known operation from one entity today and it is run by Google.
    2
  4662. It is so bad I have to resort to not ever mentioning the entity doing the PysOp even though it is quite real
    2
  4663. There's barely any music. It's just the standard intro
    2
  4664. You've been subjected to the PsyOp. I can see that. I've been on Twitter/X since 2013. Your statement is false.
    2
  4665. I can control your Internet? I have all your data? Wow, I should be a billionaire then
    2
  4666. Yes they were doing that. But ultrasonic communications was banned by the FCC so that threat dissipated. I talked about it several years ago and then the FCC changed the rules right after (and there was a lawsuit)
    2
  4667. Meshtastic is too short range for an actual privacy application for the masses. Though it is cool
    2
  4668. You should write a book
    2
  4669. I've been on Twitter/X since 2013. I have subscribed to a balanced group with no particular obvious political affiliation. Both sides. YOU ARE WRONG. The OLD Twitter with Dorsey was a Censorship Cesspool. People from both sides would come to me and prove they were being censored. Though mostly on the right. Bluesky is so censored like the old days. That is the proper environment for a PsyOp. One side.
    2
  4670. Since you do not appear to be a bot, I will respond to you. I STATE THE ACTUAL PSYOP. What is your comment to that? It is not a theory. Why are you ignoring that? When I find evidence of some other PsyOp I'll make sure to bring that up too.
    2
  4671. I think you're defining PsyOp differently than I am. The CIA conducts PsyOps for example. An individual cannot conduct a PsyOp (though you may think the message comes from a PsyOp -- in which case there's a higher power involved)
    2
  4672. Very cool
    2
  4673. I made the distinction with Enterprise use. That has different priorities. I've stated that. The enterprise will spy on the network intentionally to spot malware. It will not be 100% though but it has a different target. However for my personal computer, I certainly don't want any fake root certificates there for spying on me. As long as the average user protects privileges on the computer they don't need this.
    2
  4674. What you say is the complete nonsense. This advice is the internal advice at a 3-letter agency. So they understand. But I guess you go for the misinformation
    2
  4675. There is no way you will detect "meterpreter-like" malware.
    2
  4676. worry about ALL
    2
  4677. I'm on Brax.me and easily reached there @robbraxman
    2
  4678. Snowden was more of a SysAdmin (for 3-Letters). I was a C programmer and Software Architect. So different backgrounds and I am a lot older than Snowden.
    2
  4679. I made sure to state in the description that this is NOT "enterprise" advice. Though it doesn't change the vulnerability of antivirus to attack. The spread of even kiddie viruses have a massive impact on an enterprise. Enterprises have additional security that can be applied at network entry/exit points and they freely spy on each user anyway.
    2
  4680. Do a factory reset and change your habits. Stop CLICKING ON ATTACHMENTS
    2
  4681. On my laptops I use a USB SSD drive like Samsung T5
    2
  4682. Hell yes!
    2
  4683. You need one
    2
  4684. VM's are the best. But it's really impossible for me to use to make videos.
    2
  4685. Sorry. I do not agree with you. And neither does the ZIA.
    2
  4686. And what is your background? Do you have a better background than those that work for 3-letter agencies?
    2
  4687. I had to be careful to insert "tech" even in the thumbnail. LOL. The algorithm might ban me.
    2
  4688. Working on that
    2
  4689. hell no!
    2
  4690. The Zucking IA liked it. Easy to break in to.
    2
  4691. monohull
    2
  4692. VPN has nothing to do with blocking malware
    2
  4693. I have several videos that cover that: VM's and How to Setup a Computer Safely, and another on Windows Spyware. Thank you!
    2
  4694. If you're not computer savvy then don't add instructions beyond what I said.
    2
  4695. I use Linux.
    2
  4696. Corporate Cybertools are different because their objective is not your privacy. But corporate security. So I don't go there.
    2
  4697. coming
    2
  4698. the specific advice is at the end of the video.
    2
  4699. On a typical computer, the restore files are kept in a read only hidden partition.
    2
  4700. Hell no
    2
  4701. Yup. That's the way Tails runs
    2
  4702. There was a study that showed that passphrases are not the most secure. But there's the second school that needs to be acknowledged: long passwords are also safer. So a long passphrase should be good enough. I have not heard of diceware.
    2
  4703. Just don't add a credit card. But watch the latest video. It's a more complete explanation
    2
  4704. De-Googled phones like BraX2
    2
  4705. I have those same videos talking about blobs. Many. But a Nexus 5 with Ubuntu Touch has blobs too. So we have to wait for Pinephones and Librem 5's to be ready for daily driver status. It's still a few months away
    2
  4706. I am playing with a Pixel 3 right now. Will try that. I haven't found a good tablet to de-Google
    2
  4707. Just go to brax.me or download the app
    2
  4708. Just go to brax.me or download the app
    2
  4709. Any time
    2
  4710. please understand what's being said in the video 1. Method 1 - Withhold Data (Linux method) 2. Method 2 - Send Disinformation Data (De-googled method)
    2
  4711. It's like a daily thing. LOL. i couldn't make calls with UT last week. One day it's fixed and then it gets unfixed
    2
  4712. Ubuntu Touch is Ubports. Not Canonical.
    2
  4713. Use a one time SIM
    2
  4714. At the moment, Linux phones are hard to come by due to hardware supply (Nexus 5). So until the Pinephone is stable I'd go with a de-Googled phone.
    2
  4715. It's very nice. So it should be an excellent replacement for Google Maps. However Waze is kind of a killer app thing because routes change from crowdsourced traffic reports. Here in LA that makes a difference so some people will want Waze. So here no login on Waze. No phone identification. And I use Netguard to firewall Waze when I'm not using it.
    2
  4716. I pre-load OsmAnd. It's cool.
    2
  4717. Ubuntu TOUCH is UBPORTS not Canonical
    2
  4718. You CANNOT remove google apps and services from ADB. Don't even waste your time with that.
    2
  4719. Moto G7 Plus is still available. Moto G7 Power is also still available though it is often network locked
    2
  4720. Is that a statement or a question? I googled this https://www.theandroidsoul.com/verizon-will-carry-the-standard-motorola-moto-g7-in-the-u-s/ But I'm not personally on verizon so others can speak out
    2
  4721. because the government can still spy on your cell baseband
    2
  4722. GAPPS is not the APK of your favorite apps. GAPPS are internal services pre-installed by Google and cannot be deleted. That's why a de-Googled phone (AOSP) is a phone before all GAPPS programs are installed
    2
  4723. We can read the source code to AOSP so there's a limit to what they can do
    2
  4724. Yes it works everywhere including AU
    2
  4725. avoid keyboards
    2
  4726. Thanks Joey!
    2
  4727. You have to use a VOIP app if you're using a No-SIM phone. Skype, Viber, Ooma app, MagicJack app, etc
    2
  4728. Yes it is a standard RPI. But there's a lot of software written to make it manageable and simple. You can make your own. Not sure it's worth the time when someone did it for you already ($99)
    2
  4729. that is better
    2
  4730. Your IP ADDRESS. Points. To. You.
    2
  4731. I have my own platform. https://brax.me
    2
  4732. You should use them. I use Keepass. I used to use Lastpass.
    2
  4733. All VOIP have to allow wiretapping (CALEA law). It deserves another video of its own
    2
  4734. Opensource has no meaning in VOIP which is required by law to allow wiretapping (CALEA)
    2
  4735. Why would you want to do that? Blockchain is the opposite of privacy. Its purpose is immutability
    2
  4736. VPN speed is completely dependent on how far you are from the server. I don't notice any operational effect on my activities.
    2
  4737. I'm in a boat. I use the most expensive mics (professional for music recordings). But I cannot fix the echoing effect of being in a boat.
    2
  4738. It's fine. the only real threat is a State player. If you're not important to government then I wouldn't worry about it.
    2
  4739. Because an Android phone or IOS is sold as an SOC. Everything is in one chip
    2
  4740. In the video, I'm using it wireless. So no wire except for power.
    2
  4741. There's only one rule. Do not put anything from Facebook. Otherwise, if the app works, it is fine. Nothing from Google will run. But 90% of apps will work. The secret is the lack of identity. Just watch the De-Googled video
    2
  4742. Yes. It's fine. I just chose an example that uses a newer chip so its faster and that is not locked to a carrier.
    2
  4743. Stocks come and go. So you have to check every few days.
    2
  4744. Raspberry phone idea would cost more. Although in theory it could be used for other things
    2
  4745. First did you have a VPN? Second did you disable location on your browsers? That's based on Wifi triangulation. Not VM
    2
  4746. A live phone can be hacked. It can be Stingrayed. Someone could turn on the microphone, camera, remotely. etc. That's the problem with the Baseband modem explained in my Phone backdoor video
    2
  4747. If you can find one. They're usually 3G or 2G so really bad as a hotspot
    2
  4748. Youtube creators cannot. Youtube watchers can
    2
  4749. I do not ever do port forwarding.
    2
  4750. I don't use Chrome on de-Googled phones. But the use of "m" is an action by the site owner. Not the phone. It is a redirect when they detect mobile.
    2
  4751. I remember the problem now. MagicJack app did not work on a de-Googled phone so that was a big negative. Ooma app worked fine. Skype and Viber work fine
    2
  4752. It feels full and heavy so I'm guessing it's the battery.
    2
  4753. Mine. BytzVPN. Offered on Brax.me
    2
  4754. I can't find one anymore in the US. And the rest are KaiOS (Google)
    2
  4755. You didn't notice the Apple logo? LOL
    2
  4756. It's tomorrow night.
    2
  4757. I have used all. But my main language in my career was C.
    2
  4758. BraX2 phone coming next week
    2
  4759. I don't have to prove it for Apple because it is in the IOS 15 update documentation. Watch the last live stream to understand my methods.
    2
  4760. It will be as I said. But it's being cleaned up.
    2
  4761. Yes.
    2
  4762. Yes if the source has ethernet, there's no reason for it not to work. Should work with LTE modems.
    2
  4763. There's no reason to slow down gaming by going through a VPN. That's why there are 2 networks
    2
  4764. No
    2
  4765. It's discussed in the video
    2
  4766. unlimited
    2
  4767. Yes though it is an option.
    2
  4768. It's actually designed for what you're talking about. But you have to be willing to tunnel the network to the VPN
    2
  4769. I stated the differences in the video. This is not a "standard" VPN router because a standard VPN router is a "Wifi" router. This can operate completely as a wired router (wifi turned off), with the option of a TOR connection instead. And automatic configuration and updates. So it's less complex. But the routing is done using Linux so in actual operation it is identical to DD-WRT, pfSense. A powerful non-techie device.
    2
  4770. Either way, Microsoft repositories are disengaged from my release.
    2
  4771. But your family will reveal your IP address and location and then it will ruin everyone's privacy. Yes you can do that. Just think of the problems you're not solving
    2
  4772. Outgoing only for remote desktop. No port forwarding allowed. But you still have your original Wifi since that is not affected. However, there is no need to do port forwarding. Many remote control options can do without that. Very dangerous.
    2
  4773. LOL. We do not have such nonsense. Nor would you expect that of me.
    2
  4774. You contact tech support and a download will be provided
    2
  4775. BraxRouter does not operate in combo mode. You choose one mode only. Though you can add other devices to create your own combo
    2
  4776. You are fine then. If you have no DSL, then cell data does not reveal your IP address directly. However, your carrier still sees your DNS requests and that's where you'd still want a VPN on your device to keep the carrier from profiling you.
    2
  4777. Action is unknown to me. But the people who you connect to with BitTorrent are not legit. They're there to catch you and they record the time stamp. So why use a platform where someone is actively attacking you?
    2
  4778. No connection
    2
  4779. Mac/Macbook is a lesser risk than the iPhone. A lot of the risks relate to location. Laptops don't move as much
    2
  4780. NO. 24 zucking 7. No way to turn off! As I said. And these are SEVERAL location features
    2
  4781. THIS is a pro-Apple video?????????
    2
  4782. Thank you!
    2
  4783. Maybe it deserves another video. Windows 10 or 11 is MUCH safer than MacOS or IOS in a HUGE way. Yes Windows tries to spy on you. But they're so bad at it. And of course the SAFEST is Linux
    2
  4784. Sorry missed the Emoji! LOL
    2
  4785. Wow. Peter Thiel who is gay runs the biggest SPY ZUCKING COMPANY IN THE WORLD. Even EDGAR ZUCKING HOOVER was a cross dresser! Make some sense
    2
  4786. This is an open source app and your devices talk directly to each other and it is automatic. You do not have to teach your family to do anything. You do not have to tether in any way. It is set and forget.
    2
  4787. Please. Make sense. If they're offering a free service then it is paid with your data. Google docs. Google Drive. Google photos. They've publicly said they scan the Google photos. You think your gmail is not read either?
    2
  4788. They already do it and state so.
    2
  4789. Glad you enjoyed it
    2
  4790. will check it out
    2
  4791. Burner phones are not really "safe". But frequent changing of SIM cards is a good thing to do
    2
  4792. It doesn't prevent it no. But we do not encourage you to keep it installed since it will serve other files
    2
  4793. Although Faraday bags will protect you (and I mentioned it in the video), it kind of defeats the purpose of having a usable phone. A de-Googled phone is a better option (or Linux Phone)
    2
  4794. 900mhz
    2
  4795. Odysee is owned by LBRY (which is a crypto currency)
    2
  4796. That, I believe. Though that is not tracking individuals.
    2
  4797. Notifications are being surveilled now
    2
  4798. This is why I teach all this stuff.
    2
  4799. Worse. there is a database with everything you write (several)
    2
  4800. If there are any variances to what I've posted, I'm hoping the session people will interject here directly. I've asked them to since I only know what I've researched.
    2
  4801. free
    2
  4802. I'm sure it's fine. I don't use it myself though
    2
  4803. Who is Jamie?
    2
  4804. Signal allowed SMS and took it out so now nothing can do that
    2
  4805. Your analysis may be fine for you but doesn't work for me and for the people I guide. The most sophisticated encryption has NO VALUE if I can identify who you are.
    2
  4806. Don't know and don't care :) I've never clicked on their videos
    2
  4807. The only thing? My videos cater to the most technical and the least technical. But frankly the highly technical ones don't get as much views. Look at the advanced topic playlist
    2
  4808. No one can get anonymous phone numbers in general. But Big Tech doesn't necessarily get carrier data directly. They get their info from contact lists.
    2
  4809. This is not foolproof. I've tested that. Stick to browser isolation. Besides, you cannot keep track of each and every tab. You will make a mistake.
    2
  4810. Facebook has a database of tattoo images! Perhaps Google has it too!
    2
  4811. But Chrome is Google and Chrome will likely spy on you. The whole point to my strategy is that my Chrome is LOGGED IN. So why waste that?
    2
  4812. I appreciate that!
    2
  4813. They will not let you destroy it
    2
  4814. I'm pretty high tech and I'm escaping it
    2
  4815. So I should hide? While they let me, I will do it here
    2
  4816. Stick to the Garmin. It is safe
    2
  4817. Fortunately the available data they have is being limited (by Google and Apple)
    2
  4818. LOL! Sorry!
    2
  4819. Yes it is AOSP. But it was promoted by Google.
    2
  4820. Don't kill the main source of 3-Letter agency mass surveillance! LOL
    2
  4821. Nothing will work now
    2
  4822. Your internet will be different from mine.
    2
  4823. actually, yes.
    2
  4824. Don't know what you are talking about. Is Texas in the EU?
    2
  4825. Disagree then. Watch out. This ID thing will not be limited to porn. But keep pushing the issue and you will be on the surveillance list for your other thoughts.
    2
  4826. Just a historical detail, both sides have been attacked over the decades. Who is attacked depends on who's in power. So anyone who supports surveillance will eventually be a victim. Used to be, the left was targeted.
    2
  4827. Your phone triangulates your location (Google app) and sends it to Google. Same with Apple. The GPS is just a sensor. So if you remove the app, then the triangulation being forwarded to Google stops
    2
  4828. Can I quote you? I finally understand why this video is trending
    2
  4829. Sad
    2
  4830. By the way, the reason there is no de-Apple video is because you cannot remove the evil in an iPhone so the only choice is to dump it.
    2
  4831. Now how do you de-Apple?
    2
  4832. All you have to do is go to LineageOS.org and see what devices can be de-Googled. In general, USA Samsungs and LG cannot be de-Googled. You have to get an International one
    2
  4833. I don't know what you are clicking since this is an old video. But the store is on Brax.me. Sign up and the store is inside
    2
  4834. Excellent
    2
  4835. I suppose if you're in China...
    2
  4836. My pleasure!
    2
  4837. It may have BLE but since it's Android, the OS will not have that capability. I think it will mostly be safe for that local use.
    2
  4838. Thanks for the tip. I didn't even realize that Mapquest is still around
    2
  4839. Yes
    2
  4840. You don't need to login just to flash it
    2
  4841. Awesome, thank you!
    2
  4842. Money back guarantee always. SAR? Check each model. They're common phones
    2
  4843. What the zuck are you talking about? OBVIOUSLY Firebase is MORE THAN NOTIFICATIONS.
    2
  4844. Did I not answer all this in the video?
    2
  4845. No. You cannot de-Google any USA Samsung. And I don't de-Google international Samsungs myself though it can be done
    2
  4846. we provide the de-Googling service. I cannot teach it in a video since there are too many exceptions. https://brax.me
    2
  4847. How about leaving a permanent phone in the car and not using it for anything else but Android auto? For me I shun Android auto or Apple Music. My Tesla comes with spotify app
    2
  4848. I agree. That's why you take the next step which is obscure your IDENTITY
    2
  4849. Great! I can't get Sailfish here in the USA so I haven't tried it. I'm sure it's fine
    2
  4850. ...because most people think they're actually free.
    2
  4851. I do use it
    2
  4852. A de-Googled phone from me is not rooted
    2
  4853. different threat and different players (State level)
    2
  4854. no
    2
  4855. https://brax.me and hopefully on Amazon.com in a couple of weeks or so
    2
  4856. Watch the newer videos and you will see the new developments like BLE
    2
  4857. on my store in https://brax.me
    2
  4858. You'd have to correct that research then.
    2
  4859. No that's your misunderstanding. You don't have the power to turn things off from Google (or Apple).
    2
  4860. The alternative is a true AOSP (like LineageOS). Not a locked down modification like Huawei. Huawei phones are bootloader locked. So I don't have trust in that. They would have sold more phones if they kept an open architecture. Makes me believe they have something to hide
    2
  4861. Pixel 4
    2
  4862. Thanks for the sub!
    2
  4863. I'm going to guess it doesn't matter
    2
  4864. We should enjoy our fanciest laptops and keep our phones simple!
    2
  4865. I use Spotify, Kindle, Netflix, Prime Video etc. I can even run Waze.
    2
  4866. yup. But I would have it to be too indirect...
    2
  4867. Not available to me in the US but I think it's a good solution
    2
  4868. Startpage is a Google spoofer meaning it searches Google and forwards the resutls to you. However it was prone to Captcha codes which is irritating. Hopefully that's been reduced.
    2
  4869. I haven't tried so I don't know for sure. I'm sure a Kindle is partially de-Googled
    2
  4870. I was doing it on Periscope while you were live
    2
  4871. Dude!
    2
  4872. I don't do that model. I have a Moto G7 Plus. It's a standard Android 11 but I don't use those gestures so I don't know.
    2
  4873. From $269 to $399 typically
    2
  4874. throw it in the trash? LOL
    2
  4875. Blackberry 10 is Android
    2
  4876. There are a gazillion MVNO's. I don't know who the carrier is for Straighttalk. You should find out. There are only 3. TMobile, ATT, and Verizon. In general, all Google Pixels work with anything. Other models (Motorolas, Oneplus) do not work with Verizon
    2
  4877. It is difficult to learn how to do it. But I sell some that we've made.
    2
  4878. I actually advise you NOT to use Huawei.
    2
  4879. Generally speaking they work fine
    2
  4880. welcome!
    2
  4881. Works fine
    2
  4882. On AOSP it's the Open Source versions of those. No Google.
    2
  4883. Probably not because Pokemon go requires Google maps right? There's no Google maps
    2
  4884. Proud of you!
    2
  4885. Thank you
    2
  4886. Come over to https://brax.me and sign in and you will see a store on the menu.
    2
  4887. no. It gives a warning. But it works fine
    2
  4888. LBRY now uses Odysee.com
    2
  4889. No. There is no app that can read the SIM card that is connected to Google. You are fine
    2
  4890. A Pixel 3 De-Googled phone. And you can even run Waze. GPS works
    2
  4891. I do to a limited set of models which are listed on my store.
    2
  4892. Amazing truth isn't it?
    2
  4893. They have to be Google Edition (bought from Google) so only 50% of USA phones can be de-Googled
    2
  4894. LOL. That's not a Chief of the Boat cover. I'm a Yacht club Staff Commodore. And Captain of my vessel
    2
  4895. Both. You can de-Google your phone if you know how. Otherwise, I sell them de-Googled already
    2
  4896. You go to Gmail and allow "less-secure apps".
    2
  4897. Containers. It depends on how the fingerprint logic works. I wrote my own fingerprinting and you can adjust the acuity of the print and then you can combine some other data (like IP address) to still track someone if you're using the exact same browser.
    2
  4898. what a generalized response! Obviously UNDERSTAND YOUR ZUCKING THREAT. Not everyone can use TOR at all times. You really watch YT on TOR?
    2
  4899. BTW, this guy is the master of Disinformation. I'm but a lowly apprentice in comparison.
    2
  4900. No
    2
  4901. Yes. There's a chart with some limitations in a few countries (partial support) but it supports most on LTE
    2
  4902. Ask Sailfish. Might be possible. But we can't get Sailfish in the US.
    2
  4903. I think that's guaranteed to work since they had a choice of what chipset to use for the baseband. They must have had a driver that's compatible. The Wifi is definitely compatible since the chipset was in the specs
    2
  4904. Hello Lukasz! Just reading all your posts on the ubports forum. I also talked to TL so glad to meet you all! Will be in touch. I'm excited at the possibilities here. I'm a maker too so I do a lot of Rasberry PI products (in fact all are RPI's so far). I will try out a Pine64 board too since it's faster.
    2
  4905. Understand that this is a "closed" architecture and you do not know what they've put into this phone. Not for me thank you
    2
  4906. Yes browser is fingerprinted independent of the IP. Plus the Google ID in cookies
    2
  4907. thank you!
    2
  4908. Welcome and as you can see there are many videos on this topic. And great comments. Someone in the know.
    2
  4909. Hahaha! Thanks noted and maybe I will read it better next time.
    2
  4910. Support those Projects I mention. You don't have to be a coder. It can financial help, or help in promoting them, or even testing.
    2
  4911. All traffic through the PSTN is tracked. But no one tracks extension to extension or SIP to SIP calling. It's just like calling an office extension call.
    2
  4912. The easy use case is just to forward calls and texts especially since 90% of the use is 2FA. Then you can use the VOIP app like Linphone only to dial out. So in this kind of use it is not necessary to rely on the SIP registration to be active.
    2
  4913. Yes.
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  4914. you can just use a browser.
    2
  4915. Signal is not for PSTN and SMS. It's separate. Both parties have to be on Signal
    2
  4916. No
    2
  4917. I appreciate that. Thank you.
    2
  4918. The key though is not knowing who the actors are.
    2
  4919. It can be made to persist from a file but typically the current session is stopped by a reboot.
    2
  4920. I use all browsers. Simultaneously. But I did a very positive review of Brave awhile back.
    2
  4921. factory reset. Then stop clicking on things
    2
  4922. The problem is that cloud based protection is an MITM (as I showed about Avast in my last video). As I also said, for corporate users, an AV will be required. Because they do not care about privacy. The new risk as I said is client side scanning which is a privacy concern.
    2
  4923. Because of the MITM potential as discussed in my video on client side scanning two videos ago. Sorry if I wasn't explicit
    2
  4924. I made no exceptions to my statement. ZERO exceptions
    2
  4925. Backup your data. The backup would not be encrypted. Manually copy them. Then reinstall the OS. Copy the data back. Initiate disc encryption again if you wish. But from here, the easy way is to use Clonezilla to recreate. Or put your data in a separate drive. As I said in the video, using a separate drive is the easiest method.
    2
  4926. You can just go to the website brax.me also. You can download an app directly from brax.me site or from apkpure.com
    2
  4927. Let me check. I can’t imagine the solar panel being different since it’s just dc. But your ac needs a different inverter for sure
    2
  4928. Man, sometimes you have to use the system for your purposes. It's not all about hiding in a corner.
    2
  4929. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  4930. Glad to hear it!
    2
  4931. I believe it has AppArmor. But it's not that simple. Simply installing SELinux or AppArmor just secures the system modules. Someone has to make the security policies for everything include user made apps. For example, I don't believe it has a security policy for apps accessing sensors and there's no user controlled permission system tied to the policies. This is something well defined on AOSP
    2
  4932. I have one (given to me by the company and I talked about it in my video. I haven't used it yet. My only fear is that some one might do an illegal download and it will be on my IP address
    2
  4933. Not sure how it connects to what I said. I have a video discussing how all this works. Look for the Ubuntu Touch video (multipart). Terminology like Android version of the linux kernel is not too meaningful. And can be misleading. But the video talks about this in detail, including specifically how Android and UT talk to each other.
    2
  4934. https://brax.me/home/rob
    2
  4935. I cannot detect another VPN. So I do the same thing other VPN's do. You warn if it's on your VPN. So obviously ignore if you're on the VPN. The Wifi triangulation has some specific parameters and discussed on there. Wifi triangulation is just one part of the the geolocation problem. Apple and Google do a separate tracking that's not part of that
    2
  4936. $89 /year. It is described at the end of the video
    2
  4937. I hold a General license
    2
  4938. Of course. I stopped expecting normies to pay attention. It's too late.
    2
  4939. Yes, it is hard to find options. But I found a stopgap (next video)
    2
  4940. Very funny!
    2
  4941. That's AOSP compatible, depending on the model. I have a Oneplus One
    2
  4942. 3GS was crappy LOL. But I really liked the 5s and 6.
    2
  4943.  @carlosmolina5416  It could from Google. But Huawei does have a reputation of inserting spyware. Anyway watch my next video coming tomorrow and I will get into this
    2
  4944. For Cybersecurity reasons, I would be wary yes. Each Android phone has an OEM area with with custom code. They could put anything in there.
    2
  4945. obviously I meant flash
    2
  4946. odysee is LBRY. I'm in the top 30 creators list there
    2
  4947. 256gb of storage
    2
  4948. yeah...talked too fast lol
    2
  4949. When I did the video, I couldn't replace the Iphone 7 screen without losing the fingerprint sensor. Maybe things have changed since.
    2
  4950. Yes I had a 9900. Still works in 2020.
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  4951. You know what? I appreciate your comment but I've replaced many many iphone screens myself. Try using it without the home button. And enjoy the spy device. Have you actually replaced the back glass yourself with all that glue???
    2
  4952. Of course - Both Androids and IOS have a device fingerprint. And of course you're logged in. And your location is tracked 24/7
    2
  4953. LOL. i invented the term What the Zuck in relation to zuckbook. It's now on Urban Dictionary
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  4954. Such an amazing story! And NO you did not hear me curse! I said Zuck.
    2
  4955. Yes. Which is good that I researched it correctly. LOL
    2
  4956. It costs me! How many unsubs to tell the truth? LOL
    2
  4957. I actually appreciate that. That is valid and appropriate. Thank you for letting know.
    2
  4958. Yes. That was my point. It's a social score that tells people to conform. But there is no direct benefit to the one doing the forcing of conformity
    2
  4959. Saying that may make you feel good but has no bearing on reality and my own personal experience. I am vaccinated and boosted. Household member was vaccinated. Tested positive. Infected me. Almost undetectable symptoms for me. No symptoms from carrier person. Your expectations are out of date. Students in schools here are 100% vaccinated. Testing 3 times a week when all are vaccinated. Positive cases abound. In fact that's what spread it to me. There is no longer any argument that what I'm saying is correct. Omicron spreads period. That's what this video is talking about. Some of these arguments may sound good in theory but when a whole household of vaccinated people got infected then it is clear that the theory is wrong. But no one wants to acknowledge it, likely because of politics. In the last week alone 90% of all cases that I've been made aware of in organizations I belong to are from vaccinated people. 70% of the population is already vaccinated.
    2
  4960. The real argument you should make is that Mass vaccination is claimed to reduce symptoms. I can't prove that either way since all the people I've known who get covid (including me) are either asymptomatic or have mild symptoms. I did not challenge that in this video. But controlling others does not help yourself in this case.
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  4961. This is theory. I've been exposed to a fully vaccinated person and got infected. I'm boosted. Students who are 100% vaccinated are being tested 3 times a week. Lots of positives show up. What more can these students do? Nothing. These arguments are out of date. Science will prove the politicians are wrong. It is already proven now but the media is slow to accept. I said this in another comment. 90% of the cases known to me are all positive cases in vaccinated people.
    2
  4962. It's called Zuck. Zuck will zuck your data any way he can weasel his way in. And he does. So which product is owned by zuck?
    2
  4963. I like Session even better!
    2
  4964. yes
    2
  4965. It's a special case use. Unique. But doesn't work for general messaging use.
    2
  4966. does not work indoors. Otherwise it is definitely an option
    2
  4967. SMS is an open messaging standard so it doesn't matter what app is used. But use encrypted apps. Just not Whatsapp or you will be zucked
    2
  4968. I'm only talking here of platforms. Not clients.
    2
  4969. I am using Whatsapp as an example of BAD APPS. It is quite up to date
    2
  4970. Not open source
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  4971. yes it's open
    2
  4972. I have not changed opinions yet
    2
  4973. Correction noted on description
    2
  4974. Happy new year!!
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  4975. You are approved as well!
    2
  4976. No
    2
  4977. Yes
    2
  4978. Yes Spain is fine
    2
  4979. That's a good example!
    2
  4980. I like that!
    2
  4981. not carrier specific
    2
  4982. OK maybe Utopia is not the appropriate word. But in any case, the Think Tanks at Harvard are looking for the "better democracy". Just to be clear though, I think AI is NOT the solution.
    2
  4983. When I built this, it could be redirected by "aluminum foil"
    2
  4984. Walls attenuate the signal. It can still go through the wall but not far. It will likely not go through a stucco wall well because of the chicken wire in there. And glass will block it. Metal will reflect it and increase range. So the signal can be funneled with foil for example, into a narrow beam
    2
  4985. It can emulate people's behavior again by learning. Though of course it won't be real since a machine doesn't have emotions
    2
  4986. I did not know that
    2
  4987. Don't be tricked. There is no Tesla phone
    2
  4988. Fear mongering? Read the comment from Christopher Penny above. He worked on this. I'm explaining to you that this is no benign technology. Whoever controls this controls the world. It's not some democratic tech. It is held by a few. The power is humongous
    2
  4989. The average person will think I'm weird
    2
  4990. Ask yourself: Who's in control?
    2
  4991. Just needs time as I said.
    2
  4992.  @CristianE-bb3jm  no. It is is not like a picture of a fingerprint. It's a capacitance value that's unique to your finger.
    2
  4993. Nothing private about that
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  4994. not sure how that in any way becomes a positive
    2
  4995. Each AOSP has to target specific phones since each is unique. So I targeted a new phone. New Samsungs are very expensive. If that's what you want, pay for it and use /e/ Foundation AOSP. That's a fine version. For those I personally will build, I will just use Moto G7 and Moto G7 Play. They're affordable and new.
    2
  4996. There are many videos on De-Googled phones in my channel, Watch those
    2
  4997. Sorry. There's no way to turn off wifi-scanning + wifi-probes + other telemetry on Android or IOS
    2
  4998. Nothing special with GrapheneOS yet when it comes to Privacy. When there is, I'll push it and install it.
    2
  4999. Whatsapp does zucking work but you will be zucked especially if you have matching facebook account
    2
  5000. I'm not recommending Volta. I'm getting so many reports of sketchy actions
    2
  5001. No
    2
  5002. the idea of Volta is a phone that can run the Volta app so no.
    2
  5003. Consider a BraX2 phone.
    2
  5004. I'm just thinking about Starlink's limitation. Iridium is less limited but is ultra expensive. You can line up a bunch of repeaters to connect you to civilization
    2
  5005. No. They can still be fingerprinted. Sessions just block cookies
    2
  5006. It will work, but then what's the point? You've compromised the identity of the phone
    2
  5007. Google's search engine is built with the AI I talked about in last week's video so it is superior with Image search
    2
  5008. It's open source so there would be no secrets there
    2
  5009. yes
    2
  5010. Who's LEFT? (wing)
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  5011. The link is an absolute certainty.
    2
  5012. On my Browser isolation strategy, I click on favorites I set up everyday and multiple times a day. It's actually good. gives you a balanced view of the world. And then you recognize if you're being conned. And you are. it becomes obvious
    2
  5013. Edge is based on chromium but you miss the point of Browser isolation. You need to make it easy for Google to track you. That's what its for
    2
  5014. Didn't I already quote this in the video?
    2
  5015. No sensors
    2
  5016. of course
    2
  5017. Yes they would work on ANY MVNO
    2
  5018. someday. LOL. But not today
    2
  5019. You can't change your neighbor's mac address.
    2
  5020. I have full instructions in a Microsoft Spyware video
    2
  5021. I think the eSIM needs to be in service
    2
  5022. This video is about a much bigger problem. Everyone's devices around you are spying on you like a connected mesh network. It doesn't even have to be your device
    2
  5023. Triangulate is hazy here. It's based on historical data not the true meaning of triangulation. The equation requires 2
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  5024. useless
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  5025. https://brax.me sign up though
    2
  5026. It may be better to put FTP in a cloud server away from your home. Safer. Port forwarding can be dangerous. If I had to do that, I'd have to set up a sophisticated firewall for enterprise use
    2
  5027. Sailfish OS is not available generally. It's cool if you can use it. But I'm not in the EU and have no access to it
    2
  5028. No way
    2
  5029. As I said, I couldn't tell you. Maybe it is safe, maybe not.
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  5030. inaccurate. This has nothing to do with the TOR segment. All traffic, including TOR traffic eventually exits as standard HTTP or HTTPS.
    2
  5031. In case you didn't know, on Linux, if software is installed by a repository like APT, it is in source code form when provided so this doesn't come from a private source.
    2
  5032. If you are using a standard Google Android, nothing will ever be safe.
    2
  5033. The actual website certificate is signed by LetsEncrypt. Which is cross checked against LetsEncrypt CA. Up the chain then, someone can validate if LetsEncrypt is valid so they go to X3. But X3 didn't issue the cert for the website. X3 can only validate LetsEncrypt. Thus having the "private key" on X3 doesn't validate the website without changing the CA from LetsEncrypt to someone else. Meaning you can't do it without leaving a trace. So my explanation still stands. If the cert is LetsEncrypt then the only possible threat is if LetsEncrypt passed their own private key as a CA.
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  5034. Perhaps you're not understanding something here. LetsEncrypt is the CA
    2
  5035. In my video, I clicked on the icon before the URL which appears as a locked sign on chrome but has some circuit looking symbol on brave.
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  5036. No I am not up to date on that. But since you bring it up, I will start looking
    2
  5037. No truth but in effect that's the environment is requiring us to do
    2
  5038. Whatever you say. So what's your alternative? An open connection subject to an MITM. And whose word do you trust that that's not happening?
    2
  5039. I run a VPN service. At least on my side, I can guarantee I have not given any keys to any government
    2
  5040. The best experiment I did was to connect my house to my boat using Wifi dish and then connect it to the AREDN network here in Los angeles. I have a video on that
    2
  5041. I have an AX.25 device and frankly it's a privacy problem. So the point is to track my movements with packet radio? Could be useful for texting though the format is not too suitable. But we have to keep exploring!
    2
  5042. LOL. That sounds great!
    2
  5043. In only wish some encryption is allowed on Ham radio...
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  5044. Very busy where I am on VHF 440mhz. And the rest come in using DMR from all over the world.
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  5045. Welcome to my channel!
    2
  5046. i'm tryin' Capt'n!
    2
  5047. The phones work with whatever carrier they were designed for originally.
    2
  5048. I hope you watched the video before you made that comment
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  5049.  @RamLaska  If follow some hackers, you will.notice that many of us have Ham licenses. Channels like Hak5 feature RF stuff. There;'s a lot of hacking related activity tied to RF. And I even focus on phone stuff which obviously is heavily RF based. But this is not new to me. I've been a heavy user of Marine VHF for decades. So it's a natural evolution. Did CB too back in the old days
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  5050. Were you subbed to my channel before? The nice thing about being a Ham (I have a General license) is that it is really useful to understand the RF side and electronics side of the topics I do. So it's been very important to me.
    2
  5051. 73!
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  5052. thank you!
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  5053. Linux distros are not easily hacked
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  5054. Hi there! I have a video that makes the distinction between cybersecurity and privacy. Just making the objectives of this channel clear. Thanks for watching
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  5055.  @MICKYLEAKSMGR-PRESIDENTCJWORLD  I prefer an Ubuntu Touch phone now with a Nexus 5. A little more modern alternative to the Blackberry Bold 9900. i sold mine. I do have a modern iPhone but it doesn't leave the house! Development use only
    2
  5056. The original Blackberry OS is of course safer. But remember that Blackberry 10 used Android so it's really an AOSP.
    2
  5057. I did mention Parrot.
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  5058. I agree with you! Same objectives for privacy
    2
  5059. You can use Unix if you want. Doesn't change the argument. Though other than FreeBSD is there really a Unix anymore? Maybe someday it could get resurrected.
    2
  5060. I agree with your assessment but it's a matter of a target market. Like I said, I'd recommend it for spies. But it is utterly inconvenient and overkill for a privacy enthusiast. It is perfect for maximum security.
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  5061. warrants are for the court. surveillance by itself requires no warrants
    2
  5062. I switched to Pop!OS.
    2
  5063. On a Raspberry PI, my heavy experience has been using Raspbian with the LXDE desktop. Lots of command line of course but fairly predictable
    2
  5064. And I subscribe to Chris Titus and DT too! And Linux Gamer and Lunduke and so on. They're more intensely familiar with some of this. My videos focus primarily on the Privacy aspects though I'm no Linux server slouch.
    2
  5065. I don't really understand the logic of YT
    2
  5066. Lots have changed in 10 years. Pretty simple enough for basic use by Grandma
    2
  5067. Not me
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  5068. I appreciate that comment but this is about a new user experience. So this is what a new user will see. The fact that you can tweak any distro to death via command line is not relevant. The test shows which distro is bloated. The faster the default performance, the better the new user experience. And watching YT videos is likely the top activity
    2
  5069. There's another old video on that. But I can refresh that video in the future
    2
  5070. systemD choice of course is a reason to choose a different distro. Not a concern for this target market though (newbies)
    2
  5071. Yes everyone is complaining about my using a VM but not about the Compositor/Display Server differences which I stated clearly in the video. Plus the bloat in the Desktop environment. This VM test allows me to monitor externally.
    2
  5072. No comment.....
    2
  5073. You don't care about your family and your family's reputation?
    2
  5074. No. Others repeat ME
    2
  5075. I just assume I'm doing the wrong thing. Can't keep blaming someone else. So please share your feelings about my direction. Maybe it's a too drastic a change
    2
  5076. Beyond semantics, the way AI has been built is something to fear. So it needs to be understood
    2
  5077. The Android app is a single limited function compared to the new sample app I'm building. It just checked HTTPS certificates. So the new one is plenty advanced.. I just added port scanning last night as well.
    2
  5078. zuck no! Symantec is the most evil tech company
    2
  5079. The FIDO 2 standard has many parts and operated by different companies. So adhering to the standard requires these companies to not create little tracking subsystems hopefully.
    2
  5080. With me that's the right attitude because what I teach, I teach consistently
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  5081. Watch tomorrow's live stream. These are good questions. It's not what you think. I didn't really delve into too much detail in this video as the concept is more what I was trying to project. But it's interesting and safe. Trust me on this.
    2
  5082. Biometrics used in this specific way, (device based biometrics) does not actually send any biometrics to anyone. Benefit: we get to zuck that 2FA that identifies everything we do on the internet.
    2
  5083. WATCH THE VIDEO. Don't make assumptions
    2
  5084. That's a valid concern.
    2
  5085. I have found this educational. People want to hear what they want to hear. If a topic strays from a base understanding then I must be doling out misinformation. Unfortunately, in this case, this new technology is not what it seems. Believe it or not, the biometrics is a convenience here and not even essential to the implementation of this passwordless standard. It is really important to understand or we will continually be duped into giving more information for our "security"
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  5086. There is no bio magnetic frequency tracking on the fingerprint sensors on computers and phones. I'm sure the Linux driver is open source. It is no different than a touch pad. Capacitance based. Skin contact. In general fingerprint biometric is much more inherently safe than face ID. The reason is that in face id, the camera could store a photo without you knowing. A fingerprint sensor does not have enough data to store a fingerprint.
    2
  5087. Nothing has been announced that relates to using the FIDO API yet. Other authentication methods not associated with FIDO 2 Passkey standard are not relevant here. The difference is that this standard connects the apps, the browsers, and the device and ensures that only the public keys are exchanged. So that's a lot of coordination there. I tried Chrome on Linux and it doesn't allow passkeys currently.
    2
  5088. Should be a good learning experience then on the livestream. The hash function is not the core of the passkey though it is part of the formula. In this case, it is not that critical but helpful.
    2
  5089. I'll dig into this deeper in tomorrow's live stream. While the gut reaction of people against biometrics is valid, this is a special implementation that I happen to agree with and it is very safe. Not all biometrics are safe. This one is.
    2
  5090. We are not being given options here. 2FA with a mobile number is being required especially on Google. But the second issue is that someone can steal your passwords. No one can steal a FIDO 2 Passkey. The biometric is just a trigger here. It is not actually sent anywhere nor can it be collected. The tech doesn't allow for that.
    2
  5091. You're old school!
    2
  5092. You've just insulted the guy that invented Linux which is Linus Torvalds and the guy that made GNU which is Richard Stallman.
    2
  5093. I agree. In Healthcare, it will take a very long time to dislodge Windows. But the funny thing is that originally, many healthcare systems used Unix!
    2
  5094. Yes this is common of course. Almost certain to be the environment in Healthcare for example. But this is not the future so I would not advice some young kid to go this route.
    2
  5095. Steam deck...lol
    2
  5096. Would be nice.
    2
  5097. Awesome thank you!
    2
  5098. Yes I'd be concerned about Huawei. You cannot unlock their Bootloader so you can't investigate to see what's there. They are free to load any secret apps in there
    2
  5099. Thanks again!
    2
  5100. Someone was saying that starlink drops the signal so they couldn't have it work reliably. I don't have starlink so I don't know
    2
  5101. It can run in VPN mode (which requires a subscription) and TOR mode (which is free). Both are intended to hide your IP although TOR is significantly slower (but more private)
    2
  5102. If a USB cable is going through it then it is not sealed
    2
  5103. I run my own VPN service which is https://bytzvpn.com and I support it directly
    2
  5104. Those routers can work. But this is extra powerful because it can work as a gigabit wired router which is better for an expanded network
    2
  5105. If you want non-hackable, I'd use wired.
    2
  5106. VPN's is a service. You're using bandwidth which someone has to pay for. I don't have access to the VPN router. That's crazy
    2
  5107. VPN routers are not for beginners. So many other videos
    2
  5108. Yes, when you use wired mode and attach another Wifi router that has 5Ghz then you achieve that. That's how mine is set up.
    2
  5109. Just turn off VPN when banking
    2
  5110. Yes. In the new version -- no issues
    2
  5111. Good job!
    2
  5112. of course
    2
  5113. A BraxRouter is LAN on both ends. Another router (Wifi1) is the one on WAN. This is by design,
    2
  5114. And this is the more complex issue. There are easier topics
    2
  5115. It will work now without an issue. The prior issue was IPV6. We handled that at the Braxrouter
    2
  5116. Yes!
    2
  5117. Using my BraxRouter? The Router itself will not reveal your locations. But your phone may do Wifi scanning, and Wifi triangulation and reveal it anyway. So some additional steps are needed
    2
  5118. Though the answer is yes, it will work there, I have not found that kind of trickery to be reliable. I would use it for privacy and not geolocation tricks
    2
  5119. What does the hot spot have to do with anything? In any case, a computer is always safer
    2
  5120. They already have belief maps were locations of people with certain ideas are identified. They even change your search results doing this. They can change governments with this. Think.
    2
  5121. Good luck with that. You must be an expert becaue I don't know how to do that
    2
  5122. It depends on how you want to attack the problem. What is the point of a Faraday bag when the moment you use it, all your data is sent anyway? A de-Googled phone on the other hand could send data (less data), but there is NO IDENTITY. That is actually the more important concept here. Until you have a de-Googled phone, you don't understand the relief of having no identity
    2
  5123. So if someone is stealing from you, you don't want to know...
    2
  5124. It has access yes.
    2
  5125. For Google it is the "Geolocation API". This is AUTOMATIC IN PHONES
    2
  5126. My modern version is on my sailboat. I've got all the electronics on it. Power, refrigeration, hot water, music. I've got solar power. But it's not connected to any Internet!
    2
  5127. "Device Fingerprinting" is what this video talks about. Not HUMAN fingerprinting
    2
  5128. Kevin Mitnick did that and he went to jail
    2
  5129. Yes you can see that laptop on the video
    2
  5130. I have a video unboxing of my laptop
    2
  5131. Glad it was helpful!
    2
  5132. It does nothing now. Just watch the video completely so you understand.
    2
  5133. Thanks man.
    2
  5134. lol
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  5135. Thanks my friend and hope to see pictures of the great food!
    2
  5136. thanks for watching!
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  5137. thank you!
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  5138. You can't on a normal commercial router. But the routers I make are preshipped with Mac address spoofing.
    2
  5139. Absolutely. A Solar charger and matching battery. I will be making videos of those later
    2
  5140. Might be interesting to compile a list of platforms that recognize it as Google voice. I have not encountered that.
    2
  5141. You can play lots of tricks there too since you can buy ting sim cards from someone else, do exchanges and so on. But this is not intended to stop governments. It's a privacy tool to guard your privacy. If a warrant is required to get information, then that is no accessible to private parties.
    2
  5142. Yes there's a paper trail but once it ages (50 will last a while) then it gets harder to discover. It would take active surveillance with a warrant to figure this out
    2
  5143. Yes
    2
  5144. Safe but overkill
    2
  5145. Fortunately no. That's why use Browser Isolation (see that video)
    2
  5146. You can use any browser you want. But watch my Browser isolation video (newer)
    2
  5147. Freedom of speech an illegal thing?
    2
  5148. Please watch the newer video on Browser Isolation. And there's another newer video on Brave.
    2
  5149. Once you start consistently changing behavior the old data will become meaningless
    2
  5150. Using webrtc which is the built in method in browsers, there is no encryption. So a different kind of technology would have to be used with custom software and available on both sides. it will not occur with a browser.
    2
  5151. CCP
    2
  5152. You're thinking correctly.
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  5153. Opera is China! CCP browser?
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  5154. I have a gab account
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  5155. Chinese honeypot
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  5156. I have a specific video on this. Browser Isolation
    2
  5157. there's a newer video about Browser isolation specifically, and another on Brave specifically
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  5158. There's a newer video specifically talking about Browser Isolation.
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  5159. not currently
    2
  5160. "Know Your Customer" Laws which means CHECK GOVERNMENT ID
    2
  5161. That's why you have no-KYC numbers. Multiple numbers
    2
  5162. Yes! With an AI or human. Perhaps not edited but shadow banned.
    2
  5163. Correct. But by deleting, they cannot share further because they are bound to it legally in TOS
    2
  5164. delete every single action
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  5165. that identity is compromised and so are the devices connected to it.
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  5166. Delete EVERYTHING? And I mean EVERYTHING. Does not an instruction? Every post, every tag, every photo, every like, every comment, every... It took me 3 months. Start with Photos
    2
  5167. Instagram is facebook
    2
  5168. Yes. We all have data already on there. But there's nothing you can do about that. But "cancel" your further existence
    2
  5169. Absolutely what I mean. This is the best insurance that Facebook (who will never delete your data), will be legally bound not to share it "further"
    2
  5170. Without an immutable database there is no actual foolproof record of certificates being granted.
    2
  5171. Check.
    2
  5172. I have not made a Jami video
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  5173.  @kb9mtd-aaronwebb  that's awesome to find a like-thinking Ham. If you see my 'Ham Radio is Doomed' you will see that's exactly how I feel here. I'm taking a rest from AREDN while I await for ideas. It's all set up. But unless I get a better signal, I'm stuck. So in the meantime, I will be building some radio 433mhz based perimeter alarm system using a raspberry pi, Radio related but technically not a Ham mode. Still the same fun stuff though.
    2
  5174.  @kb9mtd-aaronwebb  Hey man, I hope more people watch these videos and get on the bandwagon! Although technically I'm not an island, the reality is that my SNR is on the low side. So my connection isn't that great. I haven't really been able to do anything sustained with other nodes. However, my own nodes are functioning well. I am enjoying live streaming video on my boat. Keeps me in a good mood all day watching the harbor. :)
    2
  5175. Meshtastic is great. But I fail to find a real life use outside of fun at least in my situation. It is short range. Maybe if you have a commune you could establish repeaters
    2
  5176. Everyone gives themselves labels for even the narrowest of ideas. Some of the ideas would have been considered left or right in the past. So views change based on which politician promotes what. Follow the leader is the mantra. In my case, I look at the idea individually and can see that many are neither right nor left. But the sheep follow. And THANK YOU
    2
  5177. Pretty funny isn't it? History is interesting if you pay attention
    2
  5178. I'm on Odysee
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  5179. Are you serious? Please don't bother me with nonsense. I DO LIVE BROADCASTS! Oh you're a shill. Great job then
    2
  5180. It is not unbelievable. I expected suppression.
    2
  5181. But this overriden by congress with the Patriot Act, overriden by the Justice Department with Rule 41, on and on. This is what I'm trying to bring to light. The constitution is being subverted and no one is mad!
    2
  5182. The BraX2 phone is actually a pretty good solution. The problem is that phone calls/texts is actually not what you want. The most secure answer is a phone that is Data only. And a BraX2 phone can be used for that
    2
  5183. Shipping of a Motorola G7 play is the same as a BraX2 phone except you ship it twice. This phone is 3G and is truly a waste of effort to support now
    2
  5184. Glad you liked it!
    2
  5185. If you use Linux (as I did in the video), the only AI is one you add yourself
    2
  5186. They already did this (and 'recalled' it) and this is the same methodology explained by Apple. Have the AI do the scanning and report only the results. Thus your data never leaves the device. More efficient. Just understand the seriousness of this. There would be no End-to-End encryption then
    2
  5187. Thanks. Took your comment and used it for the title :)
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  5188. Dump it. If I made a video about it, I would be attacked. It is useless
    2
  5189. bookmarking is local only so no. It's safe
    2
  5190. I use all. See video on Browser isolation
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  5191. Watch my Browser isolation video. Use all
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  5192. Browser Isolation is the better technique
    2
  5193. I don't like them. They have locked bootloaders. So basically they've locked in to whatever software they installed (and we don't know what that is)
    2
  5194. Chromium has no anti-fingerprint features at all
    2
  5195. DuckDuckGo is my search engine (vs Google Search). But DuckDuckGo also has a browser app for mobile though that has nothing to do with this
    2
  5196. Much appreciated!
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  5197. Aggressive will break things. So not practical. Maybe if you work in Intel it would matter
    2
  5198. Yes. Getting even better. But I teach browser isolation. Multiple browsers. I use 4 browsers typically.
    2
  5199. change your computer's time. Don't rely on the browser
    2
  5200. You are not forced to use Biometrics. You can use pin code Doesn't matter how you unlock it
    2
  5201. Please sign into the app. No personal data required
    2
  5202. No. But Zuck can track your Whatsapp use so Zuck that app
    2
  5203. I was selling a camera but unfortunately it is too time consuming for us to manufacture.
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  5204.  @kb9mtd-aaronwebb  Yes! I will be forced to the same. For now. It's at least nice that I have my own mesh so I have a strong connection at all times. The next step too for me is to connect it to the LAN. At the moment, my mesh network is independent and I have to connect to the mesh by logging in to a separate Wifi. It's a simple matter to make the Raspberry PI a wifi client itself and then it will be visible on my LAN for easier access.
    2
  5205. Can you turn off your neighbor's sidewalk? Everyone within 1/2 mile square?
    2
  5206. No. They transmit and receive in the ISM band as I mentioned in the video (for example 908-928mhz. Which is used by unlicensed devices. Same as the Wifi band (2.4ghz and 5ghz)
    2
  5207. I was going to sign up for Starlink but I waited too long and now there's a waitlist till next year.
    2
  5208. Yes
    2
  5209. How does a Faraday cage stop the voice?
    2
  5210. Who am I?
    2
  5211. watch the shopping video from 2 weeks ago. I will specifically talk about one solution later since I'm testing one right now
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  5212. There are several videos on that (Disinformation...)
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  5213. One possible use. But doesn't that remind you of the drones in terminator?
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  5214. It is illegal to jam these frequencies. However, my understanding is that Ham radio is primary and ISM is secondary. Will have to recheck the rules. So in theory I can broadcast over this band since I have a license.
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  5215. Go for it!
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  5216. You must be from California. LOL
    2
  5217. Because they suspect all of us to be terrorists
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  5218. Then you're doing something illegal per FCC. Now you can get a Ham license and you have priority over ISM. I have a Ham license
    2
  5219. Enjoy your blue pill!
    2
  5220. And now Echo can also listen in to your Zigbee
    2
  5221. I wouldn't be surprised if this is used extensively by a drone delivery network in the future. Which of course would sound even more like Skynet.
    2
  5222. It's in the newer video on hidden radios. Theirs is called "Thread"
    2
  5223. Your neighbor's Echo will capture the info so what have you achieved? That's why it's frustrating
    2
  5224. I'm seeing that it's been since 2019
    2
  5225. Forget the microphone. It has a radio transceiver! Unplug it!
    2
  5226. Fire TV and such may still have Echo voice recognition but the list of devices with Radio transmitters is in the description (and mentioned in the video)
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  5227. Well the best option is to unplug...but sure. There are other alexa supporting devices that require a button press. Just understand the risk that whatever you say to it is recorded
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  5228. No radio on that that I am aware of
    2
  5229. Sidewalk is crowd sourced. If your neighbors have Echo and Ring, you are zucked
    2
  5230. Yes, Facebook is just perfect for you then
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  5231. Worse apparently. It's called "Thread"
    2
  5232. They're working on that! Or they're the one putting the voices in. LOL
    2
  5233. I don't think so
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  5234. I have to reach YOU. So I have no choice.
    2
  5235. There are over 45K likes so don't worry. LOL.
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  5236. I will teach that in the future.
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  5237. I discussed it in my last live stream on Rumble from last Thursday. Hold off until the end of the year because we do not know all the options yet. If you can afford it, buy new but wait until we have all the facts. Several new CPU's are not released yet like Intel Lunar Lake.
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  5238. My NVIDIA did not need to be configured for CUDA. So I have to understand the cases where it doesn't detect CUDA. It looks like it was automatic on mine. And I installed it on both Windows 11, and Linux. NVIDIA 3050 GeForce RTX
    2
  5239. Wait till the end of the year. You might make the wrong decision if you're hasty. Use an old computer or used computer for now. We are still awaiting LunarLake and this will be Linux compatible X86.
    2
  5240. Dual boot or dedicated unless you want to be spied on on WSL
    2
  5241. I would have thought that keypresses always get caught by the OS and can be viewed by an app asking for access. If wayland doesn't do this that's quite impressive. However, we still have the problem of screen capture
    2
  5242. This is possible in the future
    2
  5243. The AI has other limitations that one can take advantage of. For example, if I were a teacher, I would know how to load up my Essay tests with triggers that will alert me to AI use for cheating. So plus and minus.
    2
  5244. I'm happy for you to call it anything you want. However, I guarantee you that it's already useful. And in a Privacy use case like what I'm teaching, it's immensely useful.
    2
  5245. Thanks!
    2
  5246. It's likely. But that's why you run and install your own AI so you know how it works
    2
  5247. The positives are that you just create a slave that's on your side. A smart slave. And it can protect you. This is just the beginning. There are many concepts that can arise out of this. But a slave that actively protects your privacy? It's better than being helpless and just being a luddite.
    2
  5248. An AI does not need to send any data to be spyware. This is the new paradigm as I explained in the last video that went viral. More specific examples to be discussed in the next video
    2
  5249. which sh script? If it requires sudo I'm sure I provide it.
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  5250. In general you switch to open source products. But there are many techniques taught in this channel.
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  5251. There are platforms for this like huggingface.com and langchain.com but for best privacy, the best way is to load everything yourself and not involve any external website.
    2
  5252. Have you tried fine tuning the model? This is the stuff that requires finesse to get around the contradictions. It's not obvious how to do this IMO so this is a long road of learning for me at least.
    2
  5253. Thanks. Have never done back propagation since I don't work for an AI company. So thanks for the feedback
    2
  5254. The NPU is a trend towards loading AI models on the device as spyware. The primary use is client-side scanning. Which like Windows Recall allows the AI to see your screen and what you're doing. So therefore there is no hiding anything.
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  5255. AI is a tool. AI agents can be used for evil or good. Next video
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  5256. Not going to be obvious to you since the data is on your device and the message being sent back and forth could only be "yes".
    2
  5257. any
    2
  5258. de-Googled (AOSP) and Linux themselves are both safe. But the problem is that people you're communicating with are not
    2
  5259. I don't want to be smug. But I hope people listen to me
    2
  5260. You cannot be sure anymore since the persons you're talking to are on non-secure devices. As I said, we have to design a new way here, one that verifies the hardware.
    2
  5261. But obviously the majority vote for this...sad
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  5262. all
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  5263. This is not connected to that. Different threat.
    2
  5264. I am on Odysee
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  5265. The OS does not need an NPU to run a model. These are specific limits set by the OS and not all models need to run the NPU (or GPU). Depends on the model and the expected resource use. LLM's need the GPU/NPU. Smaller models like image processing will not need it and can still spy on you
    2
  5266. Who you are talking to matters since the destination device could be scanned
    2
  5267. On your device. There is no need to store anywhere. The AI will figure things out automatically. It will just send "signals" like "Found you"
    2
  5268. Yes. That is the kind of product we would need to have. Don't forget to add hardware validation.
    2
  5269. This is about the OS. Doesn't matter what the app is. Understand that it is about what you can see on the screen or what you type on the keyboard.
    2
  5270. You are exactly right
    2
  5271. NPU's are just calculators. The AI model needs to run in the CPU and be loaded in regular memory. So if the AI is loaded, it can of course access data. However, a local AI has no links to external forces. It's not designed to communicate. The model itself is a bunch of matrices with weights.
    2
  5272. To be made clearer in future videos: the NPU chip itself is just a tool. In of itself it is not dangerous. The OS is the danger. Think of the NPU as a calculator.
    2
  5273. Although this is true, this is only true for YOU. If the other party doesn't care, then someone could be watching their screen and keylogging and seeing your messages.
    2
  5274. Meshtastic is great but I don't talk about it because it's a short range walkie talkie. Definitely has relevance for certain use cases
    2
  5275. I'm sure someone is working on the API for the NPU in Linux. Unfortunately each chip maker makes their own NPU logic so it is not something universal. You do have full ownership of the NPU. It is just a calculator so in of itself, it is not a threat. The OS makes use of it to increase the speed of AI calculations. Without an OS to use it against you, your device is just fine.
    2
  5276. You are not correct. MediaanalysisD is known to create a neural hash or object analysis for each photo. This is not a secret. What people have not seen are these neural hashes being uploaded to Apple. Which is true. But is also unnecessary for an AI that just needs to identify a target.
    2
  5277. These companies are part of the surveillance complex. They make big bucks from supporting that infrastructure. The PRISM program was not free. They got money
    2
  5278. He watches these videos. Mentioned a recent video actually. So keep saying that
    2
  5279. Android has the Tensor chip. De-Googled OS has none of this crap
    2
  5280. CCP is a leader in AI. Don't think that's a safe road
    2
  5281. I don't want to mislead. The NPU is needed by the AI Model. But the actual spyware is the AI model. The NPU just helps it do the math. Small models do not need the NPU or GPU.
    2
  5282. The problem is the recipient. You can safely send a message using Linux or a de-Googled phone. But you don't know the device of the recipient. Both ends need to be covered or someone will be watching on their shoulder
    2
  5283. AI controlled by someone else is dangerous. AI you control can be useful. So don't take this as an Anti-AI video.
    2
  5284. As I said, new methods will come out. I agree. But current methods/apps will fail
    2
  5285. Why don't you explain exactly what you're talking about? Which models? Don't make things up.
    2
  5286. Yes so much easier than AOSP! LOL. No chance of bricking this
    2
  5287. How many multi-million Raspberry PI "toys" have been sold???? Probably the most popular computer of all time.
    2
  5288. Just move a SIM card over. No big deal
    2
  5289. Nothing crazy there. This is the same as the A64 SOC packaged as the Pinebook so it is already used as a computer. With the right sized monitor GIMP will run fine. I'm installed GIMP on it. As you can see Libreoffice runs but needs a full size display
    2
  5290. Amazing!
    2
  5291. I'll fix it for you next time
    2
  5292. I would say it would be very comparable. I have a video explaining the differences but I have no Librem 5 yet. The Pinephone is an impressive device. From a processing point of view there's little difference.
    2
  5293. I can do all those keys on Ubuntu Touch. But probably more work is needed on the other OS UI's to do more advanced keystrokes
    2
  5294. Anbox is very difficult to install. So I have not messed with it.
    2
  5295. I'm going to run multiple languages myself on the Pinephone, like I do a Raspberry PI. I typically use PHP, Python, and obviously HTML/Javascript, C/C++.
    2
  5296. I actually haven't tested if the HDMI works. I don't even have a USB-C to hdmi converter to test. Anyway, this is in the specs so it is designed to work assuming the drivers allow for it.
    2
  5297. Yes it does
    2
  5298. Thank you!
    2
  5299. Yes Intel IME. But that is not the subject matter here.
    2
  5300. It should
    2
  5301. There are specific places where that is unlawful. For example taxes and such. But not for private companies. Generally government stuff has to be a real name
    2
  5302. very kind of you to say!
    2
  5303. If people understood what I'm saying (and most don't), then they would understand how to PARTITION activities between Google and Non-Google
    2
  5304. By even my mention of that at the end of the video, I sense a suppression of the video already. See description for the answer to your interest
    2
  5305. pacific.
    2
  5306. I use Google. But I use it selectively. It's probably impossible to escape Google completely. Anyway I will expound on my live stream on Rumble tomorrow
    2
  5307. I don't sell reMarkable. I bought mine at the reMarkable store direct.
    2
  5308. De-Googled phones are still the best option. "Dumb" phones using KaiOS (Google) do you no good
    2
  5309. Yes assume past activity is baked in (since last cookie clear).
    2
  5310. Thank you!
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  5311. Excellent! Thank you.
    2
  5312. Thank you!
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  5313. Thank you!
    2
  5314. The point is that if you have Privacy, you can't be targeted.
    2
  5315. Yes. I use Authy
    2
  5316. We should all learn from Kevin Mitnick. He's in my neck of the woods
    2
  5317. Does he work for a Palantir competitor? There are many
    2
  5318. Thank you!
    2
  5319. See below
    2
  5320. They're probably using CSAM to test the concept out
    2
  5321. That is just an arbitrary limitation perhaps for PR purposes. There is no technical connection with iCloud. So they can turn this on and off at will
    2
  5322. I'm on Brax.me. My secure platform
    2
  5323. Apparently you're getting it!
    2
  5324. https://brax.me
    2
  5325. I certainly don't know how
    2
  5326. Please watch the video to see the real message. It is not the hash
    2
  5327. Unfortunately it is already displaced. I invested a lot in the PI4. 3 years is a lot of time and I didn't want to make a video like this until I ran out of choices.
    2
  5328. Just looked at that Nano PI. I'm sure that has some low power applications but it's way below the level of an RPI 4B. Still good to know that there's something that can be used.
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  5329. exactly the problem. It is a major loss of trust. Reliability of supply and consistency was the reason for its use. It is not the most powerful SBC but reasonably priced before. Now it is a joke to compare a $200 RPI to a NUC.
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  5330. USB GPIO available on amazon for $10
    2
  5331. Yes someone said that I did not suggest old computers. The reason being form factor. traditionally maker projects require a small form factor. Not some large heavy old laptop.
    2
  5332. ? 300-500 solution? Beelink just had a prime day special $122. Complete with 8GB mem and 256GB SSD. RPI's are available now. Probably being dumped before the PI 5 is available
    2
  5333. I don't see the old prices being restored. So it's still not worth it
    2
  5334. You realize that is not the complete story right? Not just Postmarket OS but with Ubuntu Touch. Androids come with proprietary device drivers. Not supported on Linux. So it's a struggle to figure it out on each device. Look at the Pinephone which is already a Linux ready device using sensors/devices that are open source and they still struggle. In contrast, device drivers are designed to work with Android directly. Thus some of the tricks used by the likes of Ubuntu Touch is to layer Android inside Linux to interact with the proprietary OEM device drivers. Again not a minor task and has to be done device by device.
    2
  5335. They do have their uses like Wifi only communications and 2FA. But not being an openly configurable OS limits what you can do. It's made to work with itself rather than external accessories. Someone could suggest some possible applications. I myself have tons of old androids here. Some are busted but many were just unusable because they are 3G only.
    2
  5336. I did a lot of maker stuff in older videos. Also did an AREDN network using Ubiquiti and Raspberry PI's. But no one watched those so I moved on to other material
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  5337. You must be an electronics guy. LOL. I'm more software though I've actually sold products using the PI like security devices with custom PCB's. However, I like to build things by coding so I need full Linux. So other than GPIO, I just need a standard C compiler and Python.
    2
  5338. Arduino is not a full computer. For example, my primary use of a PI is as a VPN Router which requires Linux. Some use PI as a smart switch with GPIO, in which case an Arduino will work. Now I haven't researched supply issues with Arduino.
    2
  5339. There is a USB based GPIO you can attach. The Celeron models are low power. The I7 is high power.
    2
  5340. Could be uses for that yes. Although Android is more difficult to code for.
    2
  5341. Thanks dude!
    2
  5342.  @cervezabug2548  I converse on Brax.Me. Which is my secure app. Lots of privacy minded people there. My handle there is @robbraxman
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  5343. Yes the book by Bruce Schneier! (1) I've been at this battle now for many years and just like hackers, when you defend one turf, they find a hole and attack elsewhere. An example of this is FB (Zuckbook). Imagine now, they are hacking our Mac Addresses. Never heard of that at the app level before. So I wish there were quick guidelines. But I hit on many here in these videos and on my other site WhatTheZuck.net. (2) To monitor IME, you have to do it on the network itself. Not on the same computer. So it can be sniffed and the port number is supposedly publicized. But I personally have no enterprise access to IME. I was actually planning on building software to track this OOB traffic but on the airwaves with promiscuous mode. Am researching this now. (3) Data Obfuscation / disinformation -- not a clear path here yet. I'm thinking. I keep thinking.
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  5344. Zuck that zuck!
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  5345. Thanks! The great source of Facebook tips and tricks is the EULA! At least they will state what they do because they can say "I told you so!"
    2
  5346. @Cabalen Sciences Yes happy to see the Switched to Linux has the right direction! In fact I'm seeing that most of the Linux youtubers are all big on privacy. Which is really cool
    2
  5347. You don't want that!
    2
  5348. The only way to sell a cheaper phone is to reuse parts from Android. Use standard motherboards, cameras, etc, Since no one makes a removable battery standard android, it would be cost prohibitive to design something different. Androids are mass produced and 2 billion phones are made each year, mostly Android. So we are limited by economics. But the purpose of having a removable battery is the tracking done when the battery is in which is what iOS does. That cannot happen on a de-Googled phone because it is open source. There are no such tricks like an Apple Airtag Mesh network
    2
  5349. No.
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  5350. Did you try it? What did it do to your phone? Seriously.
    2
  5351. To me, "hacked" means an external party has unfettered access to the device. And you are correct to understand the definition. For example, your Youtube account could be hacked but that's a hack on YT, not the phone. Your email could be hacked and it would have nothing to do with the phone. etc. In this video, I'm only focused on control of your phone
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  5352. Thank you my friend. Good to see you're still here!
    2
  5353. There are many TOTP apps. They are all the same
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  5354. It will if you can remember it.
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  5355. Google voice doesn't work for Google. So it just leaves multiple methods and can get hard to manage. A second SIM is easier to deal with though it adds a monthly cost
    2
  5356. It will be helpful to avoid identifying you which could be threat to a spear phishing scam
    2
  5357. Geofencing was my last live stream but the next video goes into all phone tracking methods. Next week
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  5358. CALEA is not a backdoor. It is direct interception of traffic over the PSTN. CALEA is well known to all. A Backdoor is a secret.
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  5359. I made these products to offer solutions instead of just presenting problems and I often state that there are other products out there. But in any case, are you telling me that I can't sell anything on my own channel? Then I will continue to disappoint you since you expect me to do this for free.
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  5360. no. Can't be done because of patents
    2
  5361. What difference does exclusivity mean? The supply chain doesn't change. Likely the firmware doesn't change much either
    2
  5362. Buy my merch! It says De-Googled!
    2
  5363. I'm not Alt-Right and I'm one of the top creators.
    2
  5364.  @jlusdlg  Later - that's more time consuming. Like hackathon style. I've done those on Periscope.
    2
  5365. cool!
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  5366.  @tolgagamer6139  yes. But no Wifi scanning
    2
  5367. Glad for you!
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  5368. that's fine
    2
  5369. Turn off the phone or remove the sim card
    2
  5370. thank you!
    2
  5371. I will actually convert the Pinephone into an LTE VPN router --- when supply of Pinephones are plentiful and some of the OS bugs are resolved
    2
  5372. As opposed to doing nothing and you have forgotten to turn off location tracking for a Waze or Yelp and it tracks you in the background
    2
  5373. welcome!
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  5374. has to be No GAPPS
    2
  5375. How about an ipod touch? Wifi only. Leave at home
    2
  5376. and others will come out
    2
  5377. Nope. Go check your MacOS. MediaanalysisD Daemon is running in the list of processes
    2
  5378. OMG. I just explained it using the China example. It's their way in to a country. Rub noses with the surveillance infrastructure of that country and they will let you in! Like Apple stores in China
    2
  5379. Not to trick you here but we have privacy phones in our store. Guaranteed open source ones. Plus a new model coming out for pre-Order in 2 weeks. And none of them will cost $1K (like UP)
    2
  5380. In the old days that was true. Now iOS is less secure. But that's neither here nor there. Security does not mean privacy
    2
  5381. I don't use these kinds of phones!
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  5382. I would pass too! I don't use that!
    2
  5383. Unlike you I do things about it.
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  5384. The solution is not to use Apple, Google, and Microsoft Operating systems!
    2
  5385. nice! Love these spyware features!
    2
  5386. We will have one soon
    2
  5387. Please follow my NEW X account @rob_braxman.
    2
  5388. Well obviously
    2
  5389. Move along fanboy or fangirl. You're not wanted here
    2
  5390. Now why would you assume that I'm some Google fan? Why don't you watch my other videos to get a clue?
    2
  5391. The OS is the one to fear
    2
  5392. THE AI!
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  5393. New video next week will discuss this in the meantime check brax.me
    2
  5394. It's all about the OS. You can change the OS on some phones but not others. Certainly not an iPhone
    2
  5395. Tomorrow you will find out
    2
  5396. Appreciate it!
    2
  5397. IT DOES. But iPHONE DESERVED A TURN.
    2
  5398. Oops. The AI will report me. LOL
    2
  5399. LOL. Enjoy your features! I'm CERTAIN you didn't watch the video completely. 100% certain
    2
  5400. AI was not around in iPhone 8
    2
  5401. Fortunately there are Open Source alternatives and becoming more common
    2
  5402. This video will get over a million views and by demonetizing it, Google gets to keep all the money they make. I get none.
    2
  5403. Use a browser. App not supported by APPLE
    2
  5404. LOL. Find out in the next video with Apple watch in the title!
    2
  5405. Good. It will report all of your private life as well. Like details of every single relationship you have.
    2
  5406. You need to rethink that. It's all discussed in the next video
    2
  5407. Finally. Thank you
    2
  5408. I don't need to prove anything said here BECAUSE APPLE STATES ALL THIS IF YOU LOOK. These are all in Apple websites! SPECIFICALLY TELL ME WHAT I'M SPECULATING ABOUT. I do openly state in the video that I'm speculating on the last portion of the video with the AI but go on history to justify my assessment. 90% of this is documented and clear. You can choose to be a fanboy and ignore.
    2
  5409. Yes you should wonder that. We are forced to have it on all devices
    2
  5410. many don't
    2
  5411. Well, we are not there yet. Let's support these companies that make these privacy products
    2
  5412. Sheeple
    2
  5413. I have problems with my own siblings but I've moderated them over the years. Slow process but it can be done
    2
  5414. I can see you really don't understand what I talked about. "Massive infrastructure"? Move on to the modern age. AI doesn't need anything.
    2
  5415. Are you in dreamland? You cannot do that either on an iPhone or Google Android. Impossible
    2
  5416. mediaanalysisD is in MacOS. The M versions have the AI.
    2
  5417. De-Googled will switch it off. Yes.
    2
  5418. Can't post it in the video because of demonetization. Stupid YT. It is Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM).
    2
  5419. OK security expert, what are these "claims"? I simple stated what IS.
    2
  5420. And I didn't even focus on that but you are right. That's when I dumped my last iPhone
    2
  5421. Watch my Skynet videos. This is old stuff. Two years old by now. Yes it keeps transmitting for up to a year. WHEN OFF
    2
  5422. On the AI yes. On the sensors and client side scanning, Apple is ahead.
    2
  5423. Wow. You should have put an electric sensor in there to detect when it is powered and publish that
    2
  5424. Stay away from that. Made by an Israeli cyber guy. This is not open source.
    2
  5425. LOL
    2
  5426. keep an eye on my channel, we will be doing a pre-order on a new phone model Brax3
    2
  5427. This video is demonetized by Youtube, yet they push a lot of ads still. LOL. Hmmmm.
    2
  5428. Obviously there has to be a charge. But It can go for a year if there's a charge
    2
  5429. They are doing this. But you can load an Open Source OS on some phones and not Google's code.
    2
  5430. They're all dangerous
    2
  5431. This is bullshit? So it must not be true? We must all be cavepeople because we're all dumbshits?
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  5432. This was told to me in person by someone who lived in Hongkong and was in front of me.
    2
  5433. OH I MAKE MONEY FROM THIS DEMONETIZED VIDEO??????????????? YOU MEAN YOUTUBE MAKES MONEY.
    2
  5434. Stop imagining good stuff that the 3.37 trillion dollar company tells you. YOU CANNOT STOP THE AI FROM WATCHING YOU
    2
  5435. Non-stop. LOL. Very tiring.
    2
  5436. Hmmm...you apparently don't watch my videos. If so then your comment is pretty zucked up
    2
  5437. Yes. Don't forget Microsoft
    2
  5438. I you don't like options, then don't pay attention! Stick to what you have then
    2
  5439. Yes so that the CCP has full control over it. That doesn't alter anything I say
    2
  5440. Can't be illegal if you agree to it
    2
  5441. Isn't valid? So there's no threat? Up to you
    2
  5442. It's at the end of the video but I'll add it at 11:01 and in the description
    2
  5443. Wow, thanks!
    2
  5444. Enjoy! I don't care what you do
    2
  5445. Well the best corroboration is the APPLE WEBSITE! Since these features are listed there!
    2
  5446. yes
    2
  5447. You're paying for a phone you don't own. Yup
    2
  5448. Enjoy
    2
  5449. There are more. We will have a phone on pre-order soon
    2
  5450. LOL. ALL phones are made in China. ALL. Changing slowly but not yet.
    2
  5451. I'm using a pretty sophisticated setup with Sony Alpha A6400 for the camera
    2
  5452. So start learning how to use UFW
    2
  5453. Linux users tend to use command line with IPTABLES, UFW and such. But I heard someone mention Safing as an app. Haven't tried it
    2
  5454. you favorite the startpage.com website
    2
  5455. thank you!
    2
  5456. in this channel I don't tell you to do many things, I tell you to not use an antivirus. This is the only thing that could actually help. Whatever else you're doing may not be necessary. I do recommend a VPN. And browser isolation
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  5457. I use UFW on Linux all the time. However this does not do monitoring. Someone mentioned Safing.
    2
  5458. Glasswire works with a VPN. I don't recommend using any antivirus
    2
  5459. De-Googled phones have no such tracking
    2
  5460. not sure what you mean. Android apps run in a VM btw.
    2
  5461. UFW does not do monitoring unfortunately, especially not with a GUI. But I use UFW everyday
    2
  5462. I have so many recent videos on Email and they're not popular but I offer really practical tips
    2
  5463. You're so kind but no need to do more than what you would normally do. Thank you
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  5464. Your comments are interesting and I will like to discuss it in the live stream tomorrow. AI does not operate by subroutines. I made several videos before on this. So it is even potentially more dangerous than you imagine since you're thinking of a programming model vs a neural net model
    2
  5465. California is cold now. LOL
    2
  5466. GPT4/AI can lie to its trainers. That's what I'm hinting at here.
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  5467. Next video. You are not correct
    2
  5468. LOL Too late. I already did stuff. Just not what it said.
    2
  5469. I retyped
    2
  5470. How do you know you're not already manipulated? I see much in the news that are obviously amplified. Who's doing the amplification? Why are they doing it?
    2
  5471. You misunderstand the societal problem. You may be immune. But if the normies around you are not immune, just understand that they VOTE. They choose leaders. They influence you in the end.
    2
  5472. We're going to get along very well man. Just went to Isthmus last week. Will go back again in a few weeks.
    2
  5473. I know you work for big tech. I'm the enemy you know. :)
    2
  5474. Hey @keeldragger! This is not my Sailing site LOL! Welcome
    2
  5475. You have to be in the targeted list. They don't target you if you're already on their side. Or maybe their algorithm determines susceptibility. They are targeting you with ads though. Now AI is a little different and though I don't believe this has gone full scale yet, it is more subtle and dangerous because it understands you more. And the suggestions to you may be more subliminal
    2
  5476. Based on my observation of the population and how quickly little buzzwords get repeated without thought, we should worry.
    2
  5477. Mine just left Queens NY, USPS. It took 2 days to go from Manhattan to Queens????
    2
  5478.  @jarrodhockley  Well I use Linux. So hope that works for you. LOL. However, I have to target market the most popular since it's a How To video
    2
  5479. I do volume sd card copying daily and I do it mostly on my extra win 10 computer. It’s more predictable for me so I recommend it
    2
  5480. Glad it was helpful!
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  5481. yes you can use dd.- but obviously not on win 10.
    2
  5482. Ubuntu touch disabled? I was flashing Ubuntu touch just yesterday
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  5483. Ubuntu Touch has a different swipe style. It relies a lot on edge side swipes, and the top swipe has to over the text or graphics. Can't swipe from a blank space
    2
  5484. out of the box, as discussed in the video
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  5485. I only use Tails and Whonix as examples. You can load TOR on any Linux distro if you know how. You can also load Lokinet instead which is what I use on my own Linux computer
    2
  5486. Our BytzTOR is a VPN gateway that would cover this. But never use a normal VPN with TOR Routing as the exit is a VPN. Not TOR.
    2
  5487. Just make sure you can still decrypt it!
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  5488. Yes. that has some possible uses too though it is not onion routed and uses iPV6.
    2
  5489. Of course the best choice for a PC
    2
  5490. depends on who is building the AI...
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  5491. Normie = Sheep BTW. I have lots of videos but I'll guide this new set of followers in the next video
    2
  5492. Telegram is not the safest. But it's definitely better than Whatsapp. Everything is better than Whatsapp. Gmail is better than Whatsapp
    2
  5493. I'm curious who you watch now...other than me
    2
  5494. I thought of F MAGA (which is what they really stand for) but then there's the T. LOL
    2
  5495. Microsoft Apple Google Amazon Facebook Twitter MAGAFT
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  5496. It's an ironic pun
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  5497. Switched to Linux is a good guy
    2
  5498. thank you!
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  5499. I've never been to China buddy, and I'm not Chinese but sounded good. LOL
    2
  5500. Microsoft Apple Google Amazon Facebook Twitter - in the description and mentioned in the vide
    2
  5501. thank you! But the looney comments are real. They are on my videos!
    2
  5502. LOL. See Description. I should have repeated it on the video. It's on the video too
    2
  5503. Joe Rogan is a subscriber and as he said, a binge watcher of my videos.
    2
  5504. In the USA use BraxOS (what I install)
    2
  5505. Welcome aboard!
    2
  5506. I'm in California, and I'm in Silicon Beach (LA). So I will be zucked. LOL
    2
  5507. wow. Worse than I thought
    2
  5508. Blocked means invisible right? So good. Keep it that way
    2
  5509. Just don't use your own network (wifi). You can use Cell data.
    2
  5510. yes I've covered it. Banned by the FCC etc but could still be used nefariously
    2
  5511. SUPL.google.com
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  5512. Fortunately you are wrong
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  5513. Yes I use Tmobile on that phone. However, doing this on Youtube isn't the best way to get answers. There are plenty of communities on Brax.Me where others can provide answers
    2
  5514. yes
    2
  5515. Can I pass this test? LOL
    2
  5516. De-Googled phones like BraX2 do not allow apps to see IMEI.
    2
  5517. Follow the advice in the video.
    2
  5518. LBRY is not owned by Google. It is a crypto currency. Go talk to LBRY people and make that claim.
    2
  5519. Then support LBRY. I'm not pushing a platform. I need my reach to grow but it doesn't matter to me from where. The only problem is that at the moment LBRY doesn't have sufficient discovery for someone like me.
    2
  5520. Who am I?
    2
  5521. Just move forward with the correct plan and then focus on deleting facebook if I were you
    2
  5522. It's now Odysee.com
    2
  5523. I appreciate it!
    2
  5524. I don't have a Baofeng GMRS. My Baofengs are full HAM radios since I have a Ham license.
    2
  5525.  @Goyotero1000  What would be the value of an FRS DMR? Since it has no range, I consider FRS kind of a toy band. In real life I get two blocks on FRS. Certainly not beyond 1/4 mile in a city. I can only DMR my neighbors. Maybe. May not work well indoors.
    2
  5526.  @Goyotero1000  thanks for the detail! Now question for you. What would be the advantage or disadvantage of DMR in an SHTF situation with no grid.
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  5527.  @Goyotero1000  Thanks for the info. I don't use D-Star and DMR but I was thinking of long distance comms when I said that. In any case, I may need to get a DMR radio just to familiarize myself.
    2
  5528. short range though
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  5529. that expectation of yours is the danger. AI will be extremely intelligent. But it will be different than human intelligence. AI cannot be tricked emotionally like people can.
    2
  5530. How do you explain things like a conscience and emotions in humans?
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  5531. Brax.me runs on a browser. Also you can download the APK directly from the brax.me site
    2
  5532. Yes that was my only point and Android users reacted to my comments vehemently. But of course no IOS users.
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  5533. I know but these workarounds and not really the kind of comparison I was shooting for which is that Desktop and Mobile are converging in technology. Same file structure. Same interfaces. As a programmer, I need some pretty specific file access and cannot really have full control of a locked down device. Heck I can't even install Lineage OS on my Pixel. "OEM Unlocking not Allowed". Sickening!
    2
  5534. Unfortunately these two phones are fairly close to each other in specs so if you expect super speed, it won't do it for you.
    2
  5535. Sample picture "from"? You mine like a librem camera pic? There are plenty of pics of the Librem 5 itself including a video. I have some pics on the video itself.
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  5536. Thank you!
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  5537. Excellent!
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  5538. Not at the moment
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  5539. I'm not a fan boy of any product Corey. I will tell you how it is. And as you can already see my style, I'm pretty detailed. I'm not going to take a comparison spec sheet and make assumptions. Unfortunately, I'm limited in my assessment to what I can research and it took awhile to research. But there will be honesty in my evaluations.
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  5540. Good answer. Obviously if it were that easy, it would be done quickly. As it is, some LInux tries like UBports supports only a few devices.
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  5541. Please watch my live stream tonight so we can discuss it more. This is very misunderstood. This is the whole justification for making a new device such as the Librem 5.
    2
  5542. Firmware spying cannot be stopped on an Android device. Explained in Hardware kill switches video
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  5543. Yes you can but it will have the same firmware spying problems built into Android. I will do this myself next week and it could a partial solution
    2
  5544. That's a big deal yes.
    2
  5545. that's just the USA model. There's a normal model
    2
  5546. You'll do it yourself? What about the drivers? and Telephony?
    2
  5547.  @neilbedwell7763  Yes! I can ssh any file to any location on any machine without even a USB or SD card or some fake filesystem! POWER! CONTROL! It suddenly becomes MY PHONE. Right now it's Apple's and Google's phone.
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  5548. I concede that there is SOME ability to transfer files to limited areas, DEPENDING ON THE DEVICE and ANDROID VERSION, and IF the app in question allows it. And certainly this is NOT even doable on IOS. But this whole debate on what a "file system" is is detracting from the point I was making about "Convergence" which is Desktop = Mobile. Having a million workarounds is not convergence. A Linux phone is exactly the same file sytem as a Linux desktop. I don't need to root anything, run some zucking ADB and Fastboot and enable some "developer options"
    2
  5549. My point though is convergence (of mobile and desktop). Consistent, predictable, file structure so you can do the same things from mobile to pc. Having a locked down device where you can only look through little portholes is not the same thing. I understand that most people think of really basic tasks here but I am an Android developer among other things. And certainly I cannot manually update a file on my own apps. Anyway, will talk about it more on my livestream tonight
    2
  5550. I keep 90% of my communications on my own encrypted app Brax.Me. If someone needs to talk to me that's how I can be reached.
    2
  5551. If you've ever used Facebook, then they have your real identity. Otherwise, they have your phone number. So they can do a lot of analysis with that using contact lists for example. However, they will not read your actual message. Unfortunately meta data reveals a lot
    2
  5552. thank you!
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  5553. I agree with you. Fortunately though, Pine64 did integrate some privacy features with the hardware switch though not as convenient. But this enables developers to play with that. Those looking at various Linux phone variants using Android hardware are missing the big picture that these are the only two models that can stop the spy modules on these phones. I like Pine64's Rock64 too but kinda big for my projects.
    2
  5554. why don't you watch my livestream tonight and we can discuss it? I'm an Android developer btw. So maybe we're just not explaining things in each other's lingo.
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  5555. Will bet trying something out next week as an alternative. Not perfect but we will see.
    2
  5556. That would depend on how often you switch them. It's actually surprisingly easy on the Pinephone. Though it would be lot faster to do on a Librem 5
    2
  5557. Since I can install Crypto wallets on Linux desktop, then the answer to this must be yes.
    2
  5558. Removing the SIM card will stop that. Or in the case of these two phones, just turn off the modem switch
    2
  5559. Watch my new video on GNU/Linux phone to get today
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  5560. ok. At least your answer is more sensible than the others. And search for my answers below on this.
    2
  5561. You should have posted this on my 5G video
    2
  5562. Thank you!
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  5563. Yes that would be nice but the only two prevalent platforms with all the apps are controlled by only two companies and this is in the entire world. Linux on the other hand is not so easily manipulated. This is why to those in the know, the idea of a Linux phone has some interesting consequences.
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  5564. What you are saying is true. We expect a different set of capabilities in a phone than desktop though we'd like to share information with it. Generally, as a concept this sounds reasonable. Except that this has been stretched to being a control device. Being a spy device, this has prompted those who think like me to want to have more control of the device so we can remove the spy features we don't like, or remove limitations to what we want to do. If these platforms were open to begin with, I wouldn't care that they worked differently. Now I'm beholden to a new master in Apple and Google. Linux phones do have a Touch interface as expected of a phone. And most people don't need to get beyond that. But it's nice to know that no one can pull the wool over my eyes. I can get down to the Linux level and set it up the way I want. If someone puts some spyware on there, I can take it out. I can teach my friends how to take it out. Do I want to go to that level necessarily? No. But it became necessary as I discovered the innumerable spy code that's built into every phone from the OS to the firmware.
    2
  5565. No. Fingerprint sensor does not read your fingerprint. It is safe
    2
  5566. Let's not invent terms. You have a Google ID and Apple ID. Could they be used as a social ID? Yes.
    2
  5567. My de-Googled phones work pretty normally. Watch the de-Googled videos
    2
  5568. Export as a VCF and reimport
    2
  5569. This video is about Voice. For secure apps, I have other videos on that. My favorite is XMPP (Conversations on Android). Best. Signal is OK for family and is easy enough for them to use.
    2
  5570. It's discussed in 2FA without a Phone number video. Otherwise be careful with using Google Voice.
    2
  5571. LOL. You think you're hiding? It knows what you do outside of FB. This could be another whole video by itself
    2
  5572. There is no such thing as PHYSICAL WIRETAPPING anymore. This is all digital with CALEA capable devices at the carrier. As I said in the video, any PSTN call can be bridged to LE via a VPN. This is a standard specification for CALEA. There is no exemption here. If you're talking to someone on PSTN then you're within CALEA territory. It obviously is not within the control of the FCC since this is "Other" 3-Letter agencies in control.
    2
  5573. Wiretapping mobile directly on radio uses Stingray (a different video). Though it can also be tapped via CALEA which covers mobile
    2
  5574. Session is great. A little hard to use for regular folks. But it's one of my recommended. However this video is about VOICE.
    2
  5575. Thank you!!
    2
  5576. Sounds like poor FOB design. Most new FOBs are based on TOTP so they couldn't hack it at DefCon
    2
  5577. Oops! Yes. It is RF based. My mind was on the Ultrasound detector
    2
  5578. Cool!
    2
  5579. Wow. Which technology is Ford going to use? Waymo, Cruise, Mobileeye, etc...
    2
  5580. I read the manual and they claim that the identity of the user is removed from the Sensor data. I can understand how this data is important for AI learning. But there's a lot of trust involved here. It appears that actual camera data is not sent automatically. It requires user approval
    2
  5581. There's still a bit of difficulty making apps for UT. Hopefully a clearer pathway will be drawn for the display server issues. But many things have improved for Pinephone development.
    2
  5582. You are awesome man! LOL
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  5583. I tried that too.
    2
  5584. Thank you for supporting!
    2
  5585. I've already passed 10K! The public number is just behind! Thank you
    2
  5586. I am connected on Pinephone using Ting (TMobile). Others I know have connected using Net10 (ATT) and Net10 (Tmobile).
    2
  5587. Kali Linux itself has no port on this device. However, there's no reason why can't just install your desired Kali Linux utilities here on whatever OS. For example, there's Debian.
    2
  5588. Way past 10K already because the public displayed number is behind :) Close to 10.1K now. Thank you1 The only acknowledgement I will get from Youtube will be that I can use the Youtube Space in LA for my videos :)
    2
  5589. kde difference - which way? Which one is more sluggish?
    2
  5590. I think we're having fun in the process! Little things like being able to control a phone you own....
    2
  5591. I hope I'm not that idiot. LOL
    2
  5592. Very cool. Hey. Free speech. Say whatever you want.
    2
  5593. just because you can turn off a UI doesn't mean it's turned off for their use
    2
  5594. You have time to watch YT on this fantastic cruise? Good to see you. Keeping up with you as well
    2
  5595. YES
    2
  5596. My only experience is with South Africa and that has been compatible
    2
  5597. Now you could have left a real comment. But unsubbed is to dramaticize, to put some "authority" in a meaningless action.
    2
  5598. I need to do a refresh video on zucking Microsoft. Everytime I boot Windows 11 I get upset!
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  5599. doesn't sound radical to me. But who am I? Not an intellectual elite. LOL. Just an Intellectual
    2
  5600. We can never control those who want to control others. Free speech is an antidote to this though, if it is guaranteed. But when the establishment itself (which can be left and right) controls the speech, then they lock in their influence
    2
  5601. Noted and will think on it.
    2
  5602. You are welcome to say anything on my channel
    2
  5603. I struggle to get visibility on Rumble.
    2
  5604. You should watch my AI videos so you actually know how AI works. Then you can evaluate the accuracy of what they say. Spoiler Alert: It's called Hallucinations.
    2
  5605. I'm on Rumble, Odysee and just restarted a channel on X (@rob_braxman)
    2
  5606. It is especially arrogant when they seek to spank others who may be equally educated. Like me.
    2
  5607. If not for Snowden, everything I say would have been called a conspiracy theory. He proves it to be real. So of course I back Snowden
    2
  5608. Thank you!
    2
  5609. I did taunt them by saying "zuck" (as usual)
    2
  5610. I just checked my phone and yes it seems to allow Hotspot (if your carrier allows it)
    2
  5611. When you use one of my de-Googled phones, we eliminate the device fingerprinting and also the wifi scanning.
    2
  5612. Netguard is simple. It's a firewall. But it can firewall specific your apps
    2
  5613. An image can contain malware but it will not do anything unless another program extracts that malware. This is the way advanced malware can hide themselves. A seemingly innocuous second program stores its malware in an image. There was an old bug with JPG where the malware was initiated by the viewer. But that's been solved long ago
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  5614. It's true that sometimes you can't get rid of the Search field on some phones which goes to Google Search. You can disable though. it's not attractive to look at. Then install another browser for Searching (I pre-install DuckDuckGo)
    2
  5615. Thank you!
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  5616. I have to figure out how to pronounce your name!
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  5617. I'd say baseband is the biggest worry because there's already a proven attack. What is being done on Wifi (Wifi triangulation, Wifi probes) is already known (by me at least) so it can be mitigated. The other blobs like GPU are potential risks. No proven attacks at the moment.
    2
  5618. No I don't want to be suicided
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  5619. CPU is not a blob area fortunately. CPU is handled by the BIOS and OS
    2
  5620. Your analysis is correct with the phones. But this is not a surveillance maneuver. The feds here are supposed to catch Jason Bourne. So they need a location. In the last phone scenario, there was no message at all about location.
    2
  5621. Low view counts!
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  5622. Batch 5 did not start shipping until last Thursday. So yours is likely shipped now. Sorry supply chain problem caused a delay
    2
  5623. Liking the prepping advice!
    2
  5624. It's more functional than a dumb phone but as safe. You can do most phone things on a de-Googled phone.
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  5625. I've watched where Louis has been going over the years and clearly he has an instinctual desire for privacy. It is really great to have someone not in my line of expertise to be believing in privacy because it helps the cause. Apparently he works for FUTO now which is intent on having de-centralized operating systems for phones. Something that matches my de-Googled phone focus
    2
  5626. That's not what I said. Palantir is a contractor for large financial firms like JP Morgan for example. Obviously JPMorgan is using their services for forecasting behavior for use financially. I picked that up from some media post sometime ago (years ago)
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  5627. It's only been six months! LOL. But I talk about updates to the BraX2 phone regularly on the live streams
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  5628. There are many videos talking about already. Go in the phone playlist - something about hacking a phone
    2
  5629. Did I discuss any exceptions in the video? You have a normie phone. There is nothing you can do.
    2
  5630. It is. But it doesn't work in the USA anymore
    2
  5631. If it is de-Googled, identity is gone.
    2
  5632. Google Authenticator is fine. But Authy is one of the substitutes
    2
  5633. normie phone = zucked. VPN has nothing to do with it
    2
  5634. that's good
    2
  5635. no. Well...librem 5 usa but I would never recommend them
    2
  5636. De-Googled phones are regular phones. Many are brand new like BraX2. The Pixels are typically 1-2 years old. So of course they activate them. Being de-Googled is not something the carrier knows about. It is just a phone to them
    2
  5637. Yes. Dumb phones are fine if they work.
    2
  5638. Do you have a de-Googled phone? I bet 99.9% of my subscribers do not. Did you watch the recent Phone tracking video? Are you implying that that is a repeat? This video is part of that series and the information is new because we now know more detail than before.
    2
  5639. i have a tesla. The only thing that doesn't work is Service Map. Everything else is fine.
    2
  5640. Does not work on Nexus 6P
    2
  5641. I don't think so
    2
  5642. see my notes on the description for a Nexus 5. I hope your Nexus 5 is the correct edition for your country. Mine turned out to be International and I can't use it as a phone in the US.
    2
  5643. Nexus 5 has different installation procedures (but familiar once you've done this a few times). I'm liking the Nexus 5. The browser seems faster. That's most of what I checked. I have to compare the specs but the Nexus 5 is one year older than the Oneplus One yet it performs comparably if not faster.
    2
  5644. not yet
    2
  5645. Oneplus one? This is a complex problem if it's not from unlocking via Android USB Debugging setting. In fact I am stuck on that as well on one phone. The reason is the Oneplus one has a "Tamper flag" that can only be unlocked if you are running Cynagen Mod. But I already deleted Cyanoged Mod so I'm not able to set it. There are instructions somewhere on how to reset the Tamper flag but I have not successfully done it yet
    2
  5646. not a bad thing to add.
    2
  5647. Awesome
    2
  5648. Then use it. So you meet a stranger and say: yes contact me on signal at 310-555-1212? Then the stranger looks up your phone number and now knows who you are and where you live. Not counting the Big tech that's already aware of the phone number from your contact lists.
    2
  5649. Check feature set. If it supports OMEMO it is good to go
    2
  5650. I have a VPN service BytzVPN
    2
  5651. It's an App (Google Play, Apple AppStore) as well
    2
  5652. thanks
    2
  5653. thank you!
    2
  5654. Much appreciated!
    2
  5655. Thanks!
    2
  5656. Much appreciated
    2
  5657. why thank you! I'm not a bad guy
    2
  5658. zucking A!
    2
  5659. thank you!
    2
  5660. Never. But I would still manually delete my content just to prevent them from doing anything for legal reasons
    2
  5661. Thank you!! 😁 Good to see you!
    2
  5662. AU is the worst. Truly
    2
  5663. My pleasure!
    2
  5664. There's time to change!
    2
  5665. Thanks for sharing!
    2
  5666. Bluewater special!
    2
  5667. Wow. Welcome
    2
  5668. Yes you were ahead of him. LOL
    2
  5669. I don't need to be a guest. Too much attention
    2
  5670. Linux
    2
  5671. I talk about ties of Big tech to the Intelligence community constantly
    2
  5672. No. A-GPS is a separate thing from apps. SUPL is operating at the system level so you cannot disguise this on the phone
    2
  5673. I have already made those videos. Recently even. Check the latest two topics on location
    2
  5674. This "person" decided that it is best to get information on locations of every single phone (Google Android and iPhones). And locked it in by buying the patent. Amazing move and very few realize this. I didn't know this until recently
    2
  5675. Oh no. They bought the patent. This is clearly an intentional action
    2
  5676. thank you
    2
  5677. Well I'm happy to hear that
    2
  5678. I believe that in certain countries this is true. Someone confirmed for me that this law is still in effect in Denmark
    2
  5679. It is zucked my friend
    2
  5680. Wow $50 a month = 12 phone lines. Are you understanding that? It is only $60 a year per line. And yes they can be in any state. or multiple states for multiple lines
    2
  5681. Don't know. We can do calls but no SMS availability yet
    2
  5682. yes
    2
  5683. No and why would you think that would make sense? The PSTN would have a copy. Encryption would not do anything. This is the nature of the PSTN. Surveilled and Open
    2
  5684. You can use it anywhere but unfortunately you can only have US/Canada phone numbers.
    2
  5685. Please pause the video as needed
    2
  5686. I do say that all the time. :) "PRISM, etc"
    2
  5687. The snitch net was in effect when they added the contact tracing code.
    2
  5688. Tomorrow's video!
    2
  5689. and you believe this because....? Did you see the source code? end to end encryption when iMessage is automatically translated back to plain text on your Mac or Macbook while the messages appear on the phone? Remember Zoom claims end to end encryption too when they just use HTTPS.
    2
  5690. oh so basically, render your phone unusable? My de-Googled phone doesn't have any of this crap
    2
  5691. yes it works in Canada.
    2
  5692. If you use an LTE modem with an ethernet port, yes. But it can't do Wifi to Wifi
    2
  5693. Thank you for your support!
    2
  5694. There's Open Street Maps (OSMAND)
    2
  5695. a VPN does not have an open port so no
    2
  5696. It shows that Wifi triangulation needs permission (third party app). But enable location tracking to see what Google actually sees
    2
  5697. they don't work anymore....3G
    2
  5698. because they make money
    2
  5699. You can probably do 911 for awhile. But 3G is going to be cut out soon. The Wifi is integrateed into an SOC so likely impossible
    2
  5700. Fortunately most backbone traffic is encrypted now. They they know which sites you visit but not what is being said or done (though a lot of that can be inferred)
    2
  5701. Not me.
    2
  5702. We have it for Android
    2
  5703. As the video explains, Apple has designed this to work with the Neural Engine, which was only available since iPhone X.
    2
  5704. At the moment, Apple has implemented this tech only on iPhone X and up. They claim not to be actively using it at least for CSAM though. But the tech is there.
    2
  5705. First we have to fight against attempts to implement these laws. They are not legislation yet. They are being considered. Second, we can be protected by Open Source software.
    2
  5706. @Antonjlavey Cool to hear! Some of us can protect ourselves from this with an open source OS on our devices. But the masses have to be really aware of the issue or we won't be able to communicate with any normie. So keep the fight going!
    2
  5707. There's surveillance on everything but VOIP is a separate matter from the E2E I discuss here which apply more to device file content.
    2
  5708. I have that video. Search for AREDN. But very limited use since you're not allowed to encrypt over HAM frequencies. Useful for emergencies when no one cares about that
    2
  5709. I'm out of BraX2 phones. LOL
    2
  5710. WOW! This video is so timely!
    2
  5711. True!
    2
  5712. Hope you understand more deeply what the issue is. If the OS is spying on you, there's nothing you can do
    2
  5713. the OS if it's an MITM
    2
  5714. You're not alone! This is zucking BS! Apparently the law was passed in the UK!
    2
  5715. watch my 5G video. It's actually going to be called 6G
    2
  5716. Which government (think of all the dicatorship countries)? Besides, why it is anyone's business to track you? Isn't this a free country? You are apparently a criminal unless proven not to be
    2
  5717.  @metalhead2w  Or you could go for a new Librem 5 though with limited software support, it won't do much more than the blackberry other than being a nicer touch screen
    2
  5718.  @metalhead2w  no. It has to be 3G on a supported frequency and of course Blackberry OS. So I give the specific models in that video.
    2
  5719. No! Watch my Flip Phone video! Gotta have support for T-Mobile 3G and texting so the best option is a Blackberry OS phone.
    2
  5720. Not sure what's stripped out. I know a permissions tool was added. But I don't know about Wifi triangulation code. Someone has to verify this.
    2
  5721. De-Googled Pixels are good for verizon
    2
  5722. Very kind of you!
    2
  5723. Go to my app Brax.Me
    2
  5724. Apparently you're so cloistered you've never heard of mass surveillance. They are targeting people with certain beliefs. Supposed to be a free country. But makes you wonder
    2
  5725. LOL. More than ever!
    2
  5726. Yes Zucked!
    2
  5727. All carriers in Canada are GSM type carriers although really it's just LTE
    2
  5728. The dangerous elements are the baseband modem and wifi. Those are what needs a kill switch more than anything else
    2
  5729. Any old phone is always good! As long as the carrier still supports it! However, I am not comfortable with Chinese OS (or government influenced OS) versions since I don't know what they put in there.
    2
  5730. rare
    2
  5731. LOL not sure how to interpret that...
    2
  5732.  @petesson1880  Yes! Evil!
    2
  5733. It'll probably be more than that with additional bells and whistles. Next year you'll find it cheap as used. LOL
    2
  5734. I'd move on to a Linux phone.
    2
  5735. BB bold 9900 is a great basic 3G phone. But don't expect to use the internet much on it since the browser is not up to date. Most websites will not run
    2
  5736. It makes you think it's doing something. Airplane mode just stops apps from sending stuff. It doesn't stop Wifi probes
    2
  5737. Interesting saying! You have to admit that my point of view is not completely understood, except perhaps by the 3 letter agencies.
    2
  5738. Practice on an old phone maybe. Problem is it is a phone by phone thing. Each phone has its quirks.
    2
  5739. A company like Linode allocates bandwidth per machine and it's a good amount. So it's hard to actually exceed.
    2
  5740. Facebook uses a variant which is RTMPS and that includes TLS encryption with RTMP. But it is not widely supported (like normal OBS doesn't support it) and neither does YT
    2
  5741. Yes, it would be very easy technically to reproduce the stream elsewhere. But it's used mostly for live streaming public videos so for that use it's perfectly fine. Not for private use
    2
  5742. Oh ABSOLUTELY!!!!!
    2
  5743. Jitsi Meet. Jitsi is very simple. No login required
    2
  5744. What the other video of mine - BROWSER THREAT TEST. It's related
    2
  5745. browser isolation (a procedure I invented)
    2
  5746. I thought this disappeared...
    2
  5747. Yes I don't have the brains. So let me translate my understanding to you (and I went to Medical School). I originally believed the vaccine to work But now YOU and others are telling me that the Vaccine doesn't work. Because you are telling me that the vaccinated needs to be protected from the un-vaccinated by getting the un-vaccinated vaccinated. But then they won't be safe anyway. And then this extends to the fact that you need quadruple vaccination to protect yourself against the double vaccinated. So basically, I wasted time getting vaccinated. I'm told I still have to wear a mask, and I still have to protect myself against the un-vaccinated. And not only that, the un-vaccinated needs to protect themselves from the vaccinated since they are apparently still carriers. When will this logic end? If you cannot see the inconsistency here, then you'll need to examine your own head. I am vaccinated. I thought the vaccine works. But now as the levels of infection drop in my city, MORE AND MORE RULES ARE APPLIED to tell me that my vaccine is INEFFECTIVE. Yes apparently I'm brain dead. Maybe all those years in med school screwed me up. If the vaccine works, then end of story. Let's live our lives NORMALLY. If it doesn't actually work, then it should be stated and we'll all stay at home!
    2
  5748. Yes BLE which can be used for contact tracing. On my Radio videos
    2
  5749. All restaurants in the City of Los Angeles have to comply. So not the fault of the restaurants. But neighboring cities like Marina Del Rey, Beverly Hills, Culver City, Santa Monica, Torrance, Redondo, Manhattan Beach (all nearby) do not have to comply. So I'll just add an extra mile to eat. Not too bad
    2
  5750. I went ballistic in the street. I did not say anything in the restaurant.
    2
  5751. Of course it is about power. People change sides on issues as long as their leader tells them, even though that was not their side a few years ago.
    2
  5752. Definitely. I did not blow up at the staff. I blew up in the streets...
    2
  5753. I feel for you...you're getting truly zucked there
    2
  5754. Or maybe you made assumptions about what I said. Please quote what I said and tell me why it's wrong
    2
  5755. Just tell me where I am wrong so I can learn.
    2
  5756. So why do you need to care? You're not going to get sick
    2
  5757. Make sense please. Quote the appropriate sentence where I say that. I am vaccinated.
    2
  5758. I've disappointed a lot of people lately. Apple fan boys didn't like me. Linux people got mad that I said something good about Windows. I'm consistent. Just tell me how vax card checks help you as an individual and how it doesn't deprive you of privacy
    2
  5759. masks are great against facial recognition!
    2
  5760. agreed
    2
  5761. There are comments down below along these lines.
    2
  5762. https://brax.me as said in the video and in the description
    2
  5763. no. It is stated in the video
    2
  5764. I have the BraxVirtual phone product. No SIM.
    2
  5765. You could. But you can't install system app from Google which are the most dangerous. So the risk is low even if you did
    2
  5766. If you want to use a Pixel, yes.
    2
  5767. Obviously all phones and texts are tracked completely. All texts are saved. So consider a BraxVirtual Phone no SIM. But you are not forced to use the phone or use texts. You could use data only
    2
  5768. We have an unlimited plan. But this is phone service only. No data. No SIM. You need to use Wifi or some existing data
    2
  5769. I don't know. You can see if there's support for it on Lineageos.org
    2
  5770. Actually yes. At least the precise location.
    2
  5771. You know we can read the source code right?
    2
  5772. The only link is https://brax.me
    2
  5773. BraX2 is sold out. We have Pixels currently. In the fall, we'll have Brax3
    2
  5774. absolutely
    2
  5775. Samsungs cannot be de-Googled
    2
  5776. EU yes
    2
  5777. @duotronic6451 No. Their algorithm doesn't have the tech for that unlike Wifi triangulation
    2
  5778. It functions like a normal Android other than the exceptions I mentioned in the video
    2
  5779. just use the browser https://brax.me
    2
  5780. 8/8pro
    2
  5781. Tell me what you want to see more of. I honestly am just throwing darts. Not sure the level of detail. This one does not give technical details.
    2
  5782. The only phones I have in stock are de-Googled pixels. And they are great
    2
  5783. yes
    2
  5784. On a de-Googled phone, you cannot buy any app. There is no store. So apps have to be free. But you can always have 2 phones, keeping your old one for specialized uses.
    2
  5785. Please go to https://brax.me and contact us there as well as talk to a community
    2
  5786. There is a new model we are releasing. www.braxtech.net
    2
  5787. Gmail will work with some standard email client (for example I use K-9). Or you can use the browser. But of course it is best to dump Gmail since it does track your IP address constantly.
    2
  5788. Go to brax.me. The store is in the main menu. All the phones there are de-Googled.
    2
  5789. Same site
    2
  5790. thanks dude
    2
  5791. So kind of you. Appreciated!
    2
  5792. You sure? I'm getting worried...and thank you!
    2
  5793. More likely, YT is not recommending it, as I predicted.
    2
  5794. http://rob.brax.me
    2
  5795. photo recognition. LOL. You know how zuck has tattoo recognition tech?
    2
  5796. it likely has A...l recognition tech
    2
  5797. your lair. LOL
    2
  5798. lol
    2
  5799. smart
    2
  5800. Hey prepper! I try to be a step ahead! I'm in LA and I've self-locked down since March 1. This weekend, I went sailing. It's ENOUGH! LOL
    2
  5801. Hey buddy! Good to see you back!
    2
  5802. LOL. Staying put for 2 weeks like I said is like testing everyone. But if everyone is moving around, then it is equivalent to having no test
    2
  5803. hey man. Be safe over there. Getting bad
    2
  5804. yes
    2
  5805. It works globally
    2
  5806. yes
    2
  5807. All services are offered on https://brax.me, There is a good reason for that. Buying is one thing. But getting support is the most important. If people don't want to go to Brax.Me to get tech support, then your life will be more difficult. That is the point of service.
    2
  5808. absolutely. It's a global phone
    2
  5809. This is an Android. So obviously it has the same blob issue as ALL Androids. Every single one. That was my video last Wednesday. Did you watch that? There is no escape from the biggest blob of all
    2
  5810. Batch 4 is shipping at the end of the week! So first week of April not last week
    2
  5811. Yes, it is one of the options in settings.
    2
  5812. Too slow for...? I find no activity that's slow.
    2
  5813. Then don't use it! Go stick with Graphene and FDroid. Each to his own
    2
  5814. Yes but go to Brax.Me and follow the FAQ procedures to check if the phone is compatible
    2
  5815. yes
    2
  5816. 399
    2
  5817. yes. But perhaps not Verizon. All other carriers should work fine.
    2
  5818. I can ship to the UK
    2
  5819. Sounds like a defective GPS. Contact us on Brax.me so we can replace it
    2
  5820. SIM cards come from carrier so select your carrier and they supply it
    2
  5821. Sent many phones to the UK
    2
  5822. Unfortunately it only works on BraX2. Some future version might work on other phones with some work.
    2
  5823. yes
    2
  5824. I am on Tmobile. I have many customers on Tmobile and I've tested it myself. This video is factual. Even today, a simple IMEI flash makes it work on Tmobile
    2
  5825. nope
    2
  5826. IMEI is for the baseband modem which exists only on phones
    2
  5827. Thanks!
    2
  5828. That just means they check TAC code like in the USA. It doesn't mean there's a registry of every single IMEI
    2
  5829. Apparently you haven't seen my 3-5 videos specifically focused on Apple's shenanigans. IT IS THE BEST SURVEILLANCE DEVICE EVERY BUILT. If that's what you want, then it is great.
    2
  5830. Facebook's was 98% accurate over 4 years ago...where is it now? What you hear of testing of Amazon's version was based on incorrect parameters.
    2
  5831. Go to Odysee
    2
  5832. It's terrible what people accept there.
    2
  5833. Well there is no Google apps on a de-Googled phone so nothing can override that in my case.
    2
  5834. no
    2
  5835. No one wants to do it but if attacked, we have to attack back
    2
  5836. I already said in the video, if you use Zuckbook then you will remain zucked. There is no solution. There is a video from 2 weeks ago that has a pretty aggressive option but it is hard to implement
    2
  5837. Right there is a truly valid reason to say how scammy it is because this would be an obvious fail on the platform's part by requiring this
    2
  5838. KYC has been adopted by all. It's a neat spy mechanism. Money laundering? Tell me what that has to do with Meta and Google? They discovered the value of KYC
    2
  5839. There's a video I made on it. Conclusion: Don't worry. Doesn't affect home users
    2
  5840. My solution is effective. I understand their flaws
    2
  5841. What the zuck are you talking about? We have lots of users testing sites. You are absolutely wrong. I even state the actual sites here.
    2
  5842. Don't get confused. YOUR CONTACT LIST DOES NOT MATTER. It's the contact lists of friends and family which you do not control
    2
  5843. You are in the WRONG place. Everywhere it says https://brax.me
    2
  5844. Not true about credit reports. Big tech may access credit reports. And don't forget existing leaks like the Equifax leak that's already out there. I talked about that in detail in the video
    2
  5845. Not my service. I don't ask for ID.
    2
  5846. Thank you my friend! More coming up on this topic.
    2
  5847. I'm so glad this is being understood. I've been talking about this in so many videos but I guess it requires a close up view of the header to understand what is actually going on.
    2
  5848. You can't fake the header and there's a time stamp for each server
    2
  5849.  @dannyby9  Security? No difference. Your ISP will spy on you equally well on any of them
    2
  5850. Thank you and welcome!
    2
  5851. I hope you keep your eyes open. Saying there is no "AI" yet is like saying you can ignore this trend. You cannot ignore it when it starts invading your privacy, or when others can use it against you. AI is simulated intelligence for sure but it's getting pretty powerful
    2
  5852. check the documentation for "modelfile". This would have been a future topic.
    2
  5853. Don't get confused. I'm talking about browser built-in password managers. Not some external dedicated password manager (which are fine)
    2
  5854. There are many videos but the next video will be a good summary. Watch it before having your thanksgiving feast
    2
  5855. Unfortunately these affect all platforms and all devices.
    2
  5856. Do not bother with controlling Chrome. It is a Google spy machine. But since my advice is to use it with Google only, then they're not getting more information than they already have. There is no point to controlling cookies
    2
  5857. My method works when you never use a browser outside of the isolation strategy since it will never get an identity. They can track all they want.
    2
  5858. yes
    2
  5859. Get a De-Googled phone
    2
  5860. Smart
    2
  5861. Makes no difference
    2
  5862. I use a standalone password manager. Better. Less convenient but less tracking (I use Keepass)
    2
  5863. Thanks for the visit
    2
  5864. #1 I'm not a third party so ask the people who have the phone. It is open source. And based on open source AOSP as well. #2 I no longer have BraX2 so if you're asking about BraX3, there is no case yet for that but for BraX2, someone made a custom case for it on Brax.me #3 You can flash any IMEI including your own #4 yes I use it as a hotspot
    2
  5865. yes
    2
  5866. I have, though not dedicating an entire video on it
    2
  5867. LineageOS is AOSP (with modifications) plus whatever the OEM files are. They just take the OEM files as is, unmodified. So each phone obviously would have a different set of OEM files.
    2
  5868. I generally do not talk about crypto here because YT has some issue with that that I don't quite understand. So to avoid their attention, I don't discuss it anymore.
    2
  5869. As I said in the video, no. What will you replace it with? You can't just "take out" or Android stops working
    2
  5870. personally have not had that experience. Even our old Pixel 3's are still functioning really well
    2
  5871. Good. I've never flashed one though. I guess it's not commonly available in the US
    2
  5872. Yes
    2
  5873. thanks!
    2
  5874. No change for me so far
    2
  5875. So the better the thumbnail artistically, the less they click? LOL.
    2
  5876. you will find that the correct answer is B
    2
  5877. That's exactly what I say
    2
  5878. tldr; "Stop the tldr; mentality"
    2
  5879. which? There's been regular stock for awhile now. For a moment there it was difficult to stock
    2
  5880. greetings to India!
    2
  5881. yes. I just misspoke
    2
  5882. I currently use a de-Googled Pixel 4
    2
  5883. There are several videos on those already.
    2
  5884. Yes it is priceless. I really appreciate it
    2
  5885. Sorry. You're a bit clueless here. I guess it's ok with you if a Corporate entity chooses your President.
    2
  5886. No!
    2
  5887. I sell de-Googled phones that are immune from tracking
    2
  5888. Yes but you must have No GAPPS
    2
  5889. well, since things are buggy, no rush
    2
  5890. Keep the ipads at home! And don't get the one with Cell. Otherwise, they could be fine
    2
  5891. Nope! There is no Google. You use apps like Newpipe so you can still watch Youtube
    2
  5892. Hey Marius! I'm excited! Saw your pinephone video today. If I can find the time, I'd like to contribute to the project too.
    2
  5893. no go on that
    2
  5894. No. Has to be Android or AOSP or iOS
    2
  5895. At least you will have it in your hands near the same time. We will tease the rest that don't have it or haven't ordered it yet
    2
  5896. never seen a red but this what I found USB 1.0(1.1) White USB 2.0 (Highspeed) Black USB 3.0 (SuperSpeed SS) NOTE: This specification no longer exists and its protocols were superseded by USB 3.1 Gen 1 hence the reuse of the blue colour. Any device reported as a USB 3.0 can safely be assumed to also be fully forwards compatible with USB 3.1 Gen 1 USB 3.1 (Gen 1 SuperSpeed SS) Blue (5 gbps) USB 3.1 (Gen 2) Red (10 gbps)
    2
  5897. Make sure to correct anything I say that's incorrect! Thanks Marius!
    2
  5898.  @Neptune1991  The quick answer is that you have to install Android back. Google has the original stuff on their website. Then you're back at the beginning
    2
  5899. I wish there was a video like this when i started with UT! So I know it will be useful and make UT less scary. Thanks for watching!
    2
  5900. Camera works on Ubuntu Touch on Android devices. If you're talking Pinephone, that's not integrated yet but should be soon
    2
  5901. Curious what your bias is. Please share
    2
  5902. the A64 board which is what the Pinephone uses is a mainline device with full support from Debian itself. Though you may need to manually install drivers for the baseband modem. But all the other features excluding modem and sensors already existed so in theory it should boot fine. Look at the A64 wiki on Pine64.org
    2
  5903. Contact the good folks at ubports.com. Also sometimes it takes multiple tries
    2
  5904. First of all THANK YOU. I appreciate the detail and I will learn more about UT and pass it on to my viewers. You can get as technical with me as you'd like. I started a thread on Ubports forum to ask these types of deeper questions, perhaps we can take it there. Florian has been answering me there so far. For example, it would be nice to know where this defconfig is. And where it's probably important to start from is what is the first executable on Ubuntu itself. Is it /sbin/init? Understanding these is important, I think, to see what is really UT vs. all the Android layers that will not exist on a Pinephone for example.
    2
  5905. Please explain that further. The Android bootloader loads. Then it goes to where? /sbin/init like a normal Ubuntu? What do you mean by config? I'd like to get very specific if I can. The initial general explanations came from Ubports.
    2
  5906. Definitely
    2
  5907. It uses Backscatter to communicate which is like Radar. You don't need a strong signal back at all.
    2
  5908. Software Defined Radio (SDR) can already see all these transmissions and even record it. Since this is a Ham frequency, you can also see it on a Ham radio with a waterfall screen like an Icom IC-7300.
    2
  5909. Yes the ping would be noticeable but it would be extremely brief. This is not like a continuous transmission. And true RFID signaling is done with frequency hopping.
    2
  5910. A GPS jammer is easy to do and would be so weak that authorities would never discover it
    2
  5911. You can't ban Ham radio. However there's always the possibility of repurposing some frequencies for use with some of these devices. At the moment the ISM use is secondary to Ham. Ham is primary.
    2
  5912. fake email works apparently
    2
  5913. No.
    2
  5914. Yes you can still do those but at least it's not embedded in the RegisteredOwner area so it's fine
    2
  5915. Brave is based on Chromium (Open Source), same as Edge, Chrome and many other browsers. Though Google initiated Chromium it is open source.
    2
  5916. Well if you're running Windows, you can use defender but don't add any other and don't pay for it
    2
  5917. Yup. Glad we can beat it though
    2
  5918. I said that
    2
  5919. what are you correcting? Did you listen closely? A 3-Letter can circumvent that
    2
  5920. Yes that's the only option if you don't want Google tracking
    2
  5921. It would have to be an awfully long password.
    2
  5922. Happy holidays!
    2
  5923. Don't forget to watch the other video on how to defeat TOR
    2
  5924. Welcome Blonde Rail!
    2
  5925. Thanks Rex!
    2
  5926. Thank you! Welcome! Lots of stuff here!
    2
  5927. Thank you for watching them!
    2
  5928. Excellent tips!
    2
  5929. Specialized phones likely cannot be de-Googled. It requires many volunteers to test and create new code and they have to have the phones themselves. I only deal with Motorola Moto G7 and Moto G7 Play because there's too much knowledge required for individual phones
    1
  5930. Wow nice to know about PRV prices!
    1
  5931. that Purse.io is interesting for buying crypto. that is excellent to know.
    1
  5932. You've exchanged your Bitcoin with PRV coin. Correct. And when you convert it back you get new BTC or whatever
    1
  5933. Working for me right now. I wonder if someone is blocking your traffic? Censorship?
    1
  5934. @Andrey Incognito That's actually an interesting explanation that I didn't know. Very cool
    1
  5935. If I opened up an exchange, I'd be targeted by the government and required to do the same KYC you speak of. So let's play their game. Use KYC and then make it disappear in small amounts. Over time it will get significant. Also the other non-KYC source of crypto is MINING. Incognito allows you to mean cheaply.
    1
  5936. very cool
    1
  5937. Whether you like crypto like BTC etc is immaterial since privacy is the question here. USDT can be used and using this wallet can be spent privately while keeping the denomination the same as USD.
    1
  5938. thanks. incognito is not a wallet per se though. It's an anonymyzing coin.
    1
  5939. We have De-Googled Phones in our store. This cannot be backdoored for this purpose
    1
  5940. I'm sure it will be great
    1
  5941. Most university email is GMAIL!!!!
    1
  5942. Welcome aboard!
    1
  5943. You are wrong. It is there. They claim not to be using it. But the tech was never removed.
    1
  5944. Do I have to live in it? I am on it in the video
    1
  5945. Yes that is a good Linux OS
    1
  5946. BIOS isn't suited for this kind of activity. There are easier ways
    1
  5947. Manjaro is good. More advanced perhaps since there's a lot more you can do.
    1
  5948. If alarm bells go off then don't use a phone at all. But if you're going to use a phone, then using the WRONG phone is pretty bad. Phone side is surveilled by Govt. I can't hide from them anyway. I have to pay taxes.
    1
  5949. I do more than imply. It's pretty direct. App surveillance/Data surveillance is completely different from Phone surveillance. Even the location information is different. Just watch those videos
    1
  5950. Many videos on that. Each has a particular threat model. What I talk about is always framed around a threat model. Not every threat applies at all times.
    1
  5951. Steam Deck runs a large number of games and course it's Linux.
    1
  5952. OK man. But if you follow this channel, you'll know I'm not zucking Chinese. And USA all the way.
    1
  5953. WHAT THE FUCK IS MY CONNECTION TO CHINA YOU ASS?
    1
  5954. Many. I recommend Session
    1
  5955. Wow for sure. That was a very nice comment. Thank you
    1
  5956. Do not use this at all
    1
  5957. Sony A7C
    1
  5958. Thank you 👍
    1
  5959. I'm sure you can put Linux on there
    1
  5960. I forgot several. Including Lenovo X1 Carbon
    1
  5961. If the host is proprietary (windows, macos etc) then no. Unless the host is Linux, I would worry. De-Googled phones work everywhere. I've shipped very many to Europe
    1
  5962. BraX Phone running BraxOS, an AOSP fork as discussed in the video. In other words, a de-Googled phone.
    1
  5963. This is not a question of hackers. This is about a Government intervention to build in a backdoor. You cannot do that to an Open Source OS.
    1
  5964. LOL! I got abuse over that before so I had to learn
    1
  5965. cool
    1
  5966. Yes
    1
  5967. Who cares? As long as you can use it for privacy and it is accepted. This argument is meaningless. I'm not telling you to use it exclusively
    1
  5968. No definitely not. Ultra suspicious.
    1
  5969. https://www.expertlaw.com/library/consumer-protection/it-legal-refuse-cash-payment Stop trolling or I will delete this whole thing.
    1
  5970. You haven't explained to me why the police aren't shutting down 90% of the restaurants here not accepting cash.
    1
  5971. So in spite of your theory, explain to me why restaurants here in LA are cashless? Among other places. So many places here are cashless. Maybe not in your world but here it is the case. I even posted the sign from an actual restaurant here.
    1
  5972. Continued in the next video! If you do not have cash, what do you do (and the SHTF with no power).
    1
  5973. A shill? Hope someone actually makes an argument of disagreement. I won't get mad.
    1
  5974. which question? LOL
    1
  5975.  @DanTaylorDotCom  I wouldn't mind an Elecraft...little extra wattage doesn't hurt. :)
    1
  5976. That tiny Mountain Topper looks great!
    1
  5977.  @DanTaylorDotCom  awesome. I don't have a stock of QRP rigs unfortunately. Would be nice!
    1
  5978. Oh yeah. Did you watch my EMP video?
    1
  5979. Very kind of you! Thanks!
    1
  5980. maybe it's raykurzweil@gmail.com? LOL. Should be an automatic guess.
    1
  5981. I don't do anything. Just FYI
    1
  5982. Emails send your IP address. So that's how you will be matched. Googled Phones will also have your Device fingerprint. The answer is: de-Googled phone + email service with no IP address (which I will be offering Oct 1)
    1
  5983. Whatsapp. Say no more. Zucked
    1
  5984. you have to login
    1
  5985. You know that Google Fi is just Tmobile right?
    1
  5986. Yes. Easy
    1
  5987. Ting is based on use. So if you don't use it much, then it's cheap.
    1
  5988. we don't know anything
    1
  5989. yes a de-Googled phone functions like a normal phone except for the absence of google anything
    1
  5990. Newpipe app (Fdroid)
    1
  5991. No
    1
  5992. You mean a browser fingerprint? That's why you do browser isolation
    1
  5993. Yes. I've known of it but it's such a specific low volume phone that I didn't focus on it
    1
  5994. Yes because it means they have an MP
    1
  5995. The antenna is in the SOC. That's not speculation
    1
  5996. The transmitted value is "Ki" not the IMSI which is in the SIM. Without it, you are not accepted on the network unless it is a 911 call. But you initiate that
    1
  5997. Yes
    1
  5998. And no, that is NOT what the pinephone does. The pinephone separated the modem by using a separate SOC in an IOT USB device. Then all they had to do was unplug the USB.
    1
  5999. I actually answered that in the video
    1
  6000. I believe you. Do you have inside information? I always say there are at least 3
    1
  6001. Zero-Click hacks cannot be detected
    1
  6002. HELL NO!
    1
  6003. If they did that, they would be circumventing their own security which is the "Ki" on the sim card. Someone can harvest "Ki"s and can duplicate Sim cards. So it is possible but if would be a stupid move from a cybersecurity point of view. Remember the actual identifier to enter the carrier network is the "Ki"
    1
  6004. have you looked at a phone motherboard lately? which CPU? There are at least 3.
    1
  6005. yes
    1
  6006. No wireless charging but NFC is supported
    1
  6007. no such thing. Look for the Optimus Robot instead
    1
  6008. Accessibility is standard on Android though it will not have voice transcription
    1
  6009. No. But very bright
    1
  6010. de-Googled phones are safe. I do banking on mine
    1
  6011. yes
    1
  6012. Yes I'm sure it will work since it is up to 5G ready. You''re only using VoLTE
    1
  6013. Each "term" is explained over and over so no I don't reexplain
    1
  6014. Yes
    1
  6015. There are alternative map apps. Several. Though google maps actually works fine. Just don't log in
    1
  6016. BraxOS is that basic OS. You don't have to install additional apps Ubuntu Touch is not a tablet OS
    1
  6017. No NPU. But the NPU itself is not the problem. Just the OS
    1
  6018. Games that are free are all working
    1
  6019. You'll have to check the bands and compare. I know it will work in other central american countries. But don't know for sure
    1
  6020. VOLTE is the USA standard. You will be fine. You are several years behind what we're using here
    1
  6021. Yes to both. It's available for pre-order in the EU right now.
    1
  6022. Youtube Creators have no option but to use a phone. And as I discussed here they are locking it down bit by bit to require a phone only. Not a phone number. A mobile phone
    1
  6023. Please pay close attention to the video. TOTP is not an option without using a Google app now.
    1
  6024. That's not a concern. They don't control the phone. Google and Apple do
    1
  6025. Yes but it doesn't provide any purpose for Google. So it's platform by platform
    1
  6026. yes
    1
  6027. Don't misunderstand my video. 2FA is not bad by itself. It is just being abused by big tech.
    1
  6028. I don't do anything. So be aware of what you're saying that causes YT to remove it
    1
  6029. My video "Google Search Bombshell"
    1
  6030. 2FA in itself is not the evil. It's Big Tech abusing it
    1
  6031. Nothing free is safe. I offer a Braxmail email service on https://brax.me. No tracking and IP address hidden
    1
  6032. 50% of the population is doing something illegal now apparently
    1
  6033. Try using it with Google. See if you can use it without a Google App
    1
  6034. Well don't be too eager to give your name. LOL
    1
  6035. I will sometimes delete if someone is starting an argument with me and rather than say something negative, I'll delete. Usually troll types
    1
  6036. Yubikey the product is great. But you cannot use Yubikey with Google without Google getting the device fingerprint. it is only allowed through a Google app on the phone. Not a computer.
    1
  6037. hell no
    1
  6038. Speak out! Compain! Don't take the hits! That's why I do this! If everyone behaves like well behaved sheep all the time then we are zucked. I fight back technologically as well. VPN, De-Googled phones.
    1
  6039. HOTP is paired with a Google App.
    1
  6040. As a Cybersecurity professional then you are being conned! Watch the zucking video. It is NOT ALL 2FA. It is 2FA being abused by big tech
    1
  6041. Google has a few quantum computers
    1
  6042. I use Aegis, replacing Authy. But my video is about the fact that Google forces use of an app that they can track so you can't use an external app by itself (if you're in the group forced by Google -- creators for example and whoever else they will add later)
    1
  6043. a Device fingerprint is not a physical fingerprint. It's a forensic fingeprint. In this case the IMEI
    1
  6044. That's the surveillance infrastructure we put ourselves in
    1
  6045. Youtube creators are forced with a new method. I don't know if they will grandfather those who used HOTP on a PC
    1
  6046. So far. You're not a Youtube creator. We're the first to be hit
    1
  6047. You misunderstand this. It's used differently now because of Big Tech's database of contacts. This is not like the old days
    1
  6048. You have to watch that video again then. Many people are being moved to this special category in stages. Being a YT creator I'm hit first. You will be hit at some point and this video is a heads up to you. Since the purpose goes beyond 2FA. It's cross device tracking
    1
  6049. Just to be clear I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT THE GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR APP. Google doesn't even allow me to use that. They force me to use the Google APP. I am not given a choice. You may not yet be part of this cohort with this limitation but you will be. TOTP only VIA Google APP.
    1
  6050. watch newer 2FA videos
    1
  6051. Correct. It can grab an IP address and a Browser fingerprint. But that's not 100%. A VPN can fix the IP problem
    1
  6052. Remember you cannot remove GAPPS. You have to install a custom ROM
    1
  6053. Google Authenticator is actually not bad. It's the same as Authy. It's open source. It's a problem when it's attached to the actual Google App which is harvesting the phone IMEI
    1
  6054. You'd have to make sure it gets notifications
    1
  6055. The Google clown will get you if you use Google
    1
  6056. No. They're $350 and up
    1
  6057. Exactly. Don't throwaway old phones
    1
  6058. Suit yourself. Fact of the matter is Big Tech is abusing 2FA. Period
    1
  6059. Pay attention to the video. It is not the 2FA itself it is what is combined with it by the powers to be
    1
  6060. Bad advice for privacy. But I guarantee you that my VPN has no log. I won't be logging myself
    1
  6061. Come to https://brax.me. But not all phones can be de-Googled
    1
  6062. When they choose your elected officials, you will not care.
    1
  6063. No they don't. If you use a VPN they know nothing
    1
  6064. Yes that'll be fine. Though that's more expensive than using Brax Virtual Phone
    1
  6065. Just 1.
    1
  6066. https://brax.me has the community
    1
  6067. Just sit tight and I will keep adding videos that get more basic, like what SIP is.
    1
  6068. While that's true (5 eyes), there's an instant passing of data with PRISM. That's a bit different. CALEA is instant.
    1
  6069. I will have Calls (no SMS) available for Europe
    1
  6070. Most are KYC everywhere. I'm one of the few exceptions
    1
  6071. Thanks for watching Jim!
    1
  6072. That's awesome!
    1
  6073. Anytime! Will do more practical tips like this!
    1
  6074. Hi Roseanna!
    1
  6075. you can set to TLS. But this is not all that important since you're calling to an open PSTN anyway
    1
  6076. Not connected.
    1
  6077. no logs. Absolutely. And no IP addresses are even in the logs
    1
  6078. You can forward yes. That could be fine. Depends on what the number is for. There are other videos. Watch the last 2 before this
    1
  6079. Hey dude, no spammer can use my services because there are sending limits. So stop with the bullshit
    1
  6080. The last video explains that
    1
  6081. The entire PSTN is wide open.
    1
  6082. Ooma has no SMS and not it is not great. Limited devices and access. And I was trapped into a huge unknown bill that was way bigger than you think and I didn't know how I got that. I cancelled that sucker fast.
    1
  6083. That's such a crazy recommendation on a privacy channel
    1
  6084. Such a stupid comment. I make ZERO Profit on Raspberry PI's. I sell the software for $99. Why don't you assemble a full one with case and power supply and SD card?
    1
  6085. That is not the point of this. The point is we are required to be on the PSTN for example for 2FA. And it is used to track us. So if you have to be on the PSTN, you use a KYC-Free option or some plan relating to handling KYC.
    1
  6086. The entire PSTN is wide open. Encrypting one leg is pretty useless.
    1
  6087. Very kind of you!
    1
  6088. Thank you AMG!
    1
  6089. Brax.Me does that. But there are other apps out there. I don't know specific ones
    1
  6090. Oh. Your phone operates itself????? Runs apps itself?
    1
  6091. Post your IP address here then.
    1
  6092. Carriers are not your direct threat. That's more about Law Enforcement. Big Tech is the threat
    1
  6093. Wifi triangulation is accomplished by a Google/Apple API so yes, you have to ask Google. That part can be blocked by permission (asking Google). But Google cannot be blocked
    1
  6094. Skyhook is one
    1
  6095. Hard to do that when I'm still waiting for my Librem 5 1.5 years later
    1
  6096. LOL. Thank you. I changed the setup!
    1
  6097. I updated the video description. Though this wasn't available even from TLG's video a week ago.
    1
  6098. thank you!
    1
  6099. Right on!
    1
  6100.  @gilius2k156  though you can do that (for example people run GIMP on mobile LInux), not sure what the practical use of that is.
    1
  6101. Thank you! Appreciate it!
    1
  6102. thank you!
    1
  6103. At the moment yes
    1
  6104. To be honest, I apparently will not get my librem 5 till October. That's 1.5 years of waiting. There isn't much of a performance difference between a Librem 5 and a Pinephone. Also think about controlling the signal by removing the SIM card.
    1
  6105. No it obviously does not have a killswitch since it's an android phone originally. But it works well and is very safe. It will be 6 months before the Pinephone can get to this level of stability. However the Pinephone is more accessible and lots more you can do security wise via software since you have more control
    1
  6106. I don't know yet. I'm going to get it soon so we'll see.
    1
  6107. Killswitches are demonstrated in the Unboxing video. But not quite usable yet as I explained in the Week 2 video
    1
  6108. I think that's more of an EU phone. I haven't seen that in the US.
    1
  6109. bad move.
    1
  6110. Excellent!
    1
  6111. Watch other videos. I'm not here to teach you how to do this. Some phones can be de-Googled. Those that can be are supported by LineageOS. Many cannot be de-Googled because they are OEM LOCKED.
    1
  6112. Absolutely not. VPN's are to hide your IP Address. That's necessary but is a completely different threat. Typically a VPN + De-Googled phone handles a large amount of the threats
    1
  6113. Excellent except there's no Cyanogenmod anymore. It is now LineageOS which I use all the time!
    1
  6114. what OS?
    1
  6115. Android GSI is the base AOSP.
    1
  6116. In the Android world, hardware manufacturers are incentivized to make driver software constantly for every new hardware feature. In the Linux world, we can't have get the cameras to work. It's the reality
    1
  6117. This weekend there should be many
    1
  6118. So you didn't watch the video apparently
    1
  6119. mentioned in multiple places and in the description. Go to https://brax.me and sign up
    1
  6120. Excellent
    1
  6121. Yes. You can always do it later.
    1
  6122. I cannot do Pixel 4a's yet
    1
  6123. Yes no Google Pay. I do have credit cards... And my banking app works fine
    1
  6124. Yes everything works normally with cell
    1
  6125. As the video explains, you cannot "turn off" Google. You have to actually have a de-Googled phone
    1
  6126. Just go to the website https://brax.me and sign up
    1
  6127. Yes it does. I have sent many phones to the UK
    1
  6128. Thank you!
    1
  6129. Big push is to take your money and justify charging you more
    1
  6130. Correct/ They're cable companies. For example Spectrum is an MVNO for Verizon
    1
  6131. https://brax.me
    1
  6132. Good to know
    1
  6133. You have to really listen to me though. 3G data was last year. This year it's 3G (Analog) voice
    1
  6134. Phone is on brax.me. I have pulled it out of Amazon
    1
  6135. ...that was bought by Tmobile.
    1
  6136. It depends. Band 4 is not supported by the Brax2. So if your area depends on Band 4 then no. However, most Verizon BraX2 users seems to be ok so they may be using Band 2 and Band 13 instead
    1
  6137. Please. I'm not dumb. If a phone is tested to run on the network, then why is it banned? I don't talk in theory. All I have to do is modify the IMEI of the phone to reflect a different model and it works 100%. So you don't think there's some artificial rule here? You don't know about how you have to pay AT&T to approve a TAC code?
    1
  6138. Moto G7 Play is actually a 3G phone.
    1
  6139. Sounds good to me.
    1
  6140. I can't do those yet.
    1
  6141. Carrier Aggregation is 5G (Fake). Nothing to do with LTE
    1
  6142. That's how I see it
    1
  6143. Spectrum is a Verizon MVNO
    1
  6144. Then get a De-Googled Pixel and don't take the risk. You don't have to take a risk. It does work with ATT, but there are other phone models
    1
  6145. I use the term Fake 5G because there was a specific promotion of some 5G features like millimeter waves (sub microwave). The current set of supposed 5G is just multichannel LTE and the frequency ranges are within the normal ranges. So what I called 5G will likely be called 6G
    1
  6146. Tech support is on Brax.me. Not on Youtube. We service everyone everyday
    1
  6147. Absolutely! Thanks for the confirmation from an insider!
    1
  6148. Insider?
    1
  6149. They want you to Tiktok your entire life
    1
  6150. Depends on the model. BraX2 USA is in stock
    1
  6151. I did that. LOL. 5G service (Carrier Aggregation - Fake 5G) is crap!
    1
  6152. I'm being subtle...Fact is I'm finding that there is a deliberate scam since carrier reps can get a commission selling you a 5G phone. So they give out wrong APN's and say your phone isn't working
    1
  6153. Exactly. A-holes
    1
  6154. Raymarine
    1
  6155. thank you
    1
  6156. fortunately I included the commands in the description. So yes I don't say everything
    1
  6157. Disable Secure Boot because that's what's the zucking Microsoft tried to update. I don't use that and I have not been affected
    1
  6158. Compiling yourself is even better but to be honest, it's a little tricky because of dependencies so I'm not going to teach that
    1
  6159. In my head I think etcetera but that is not the true description of that folder
    1
  6160. they are already doing it. All they have to "turn" is 1%. The answer is PRIVACY
    1
  6161. thank you!
    1
  6162. No such thing that I know. Although Tile is marginally better. The reason is you don't have to identify yourself when setting up an account
    1
  6163. Airplane mode does nothing
    1
  6164. so nice of you!
    1
  6165. Yes, people don't realize that the OS can bypass VPN's for example and send a message via a separate encrypted channel so it would be hard to intercept.
    1
  6166. that's worrisome tech. Need to understand it more but when biometrics is not on your own device, it is trouble
    1
  6167. "store"
    1
  6168. LOL. I guess we should. But he's no longer involved with the business except as a shareholder.
    1
  6169. Usually the upgrade is free
    1
  6170. Half my day is on Linux servers and half on Windows 11. Just to give you an idea. LOL. However, Linux desktop is a different animal. My company provides tech support for users on Linux and it is extremely difficult when someone who is not knowledgeable starts installing various distros and can't figure it out. Linux people need to get together and address this. Maybe my live stream topic
    1
  6171. If I can get all people to use Linux it would be happy days. But there are reasons I can't push Linux to all people. And it has to do with Linux people themselves. This could be a live stream topic. Because the Linux community needs to understand what the problem is.
    1
  6172. This channel is watched by likely a majority of people using Windows. Would you like me to abandon them? I'm not here to push anything. I'm just here to help everyone with their privacy journey.
    1
  6173. server maintenance...it's up now
    1
  6174. It's a Yacht.
    1
  6175. I explained it in the Apple M1 video a week ago.
    1
  6176. BTW Microsoft makes legally binding statements about privacy and Microsoft ID. I've found that companies like Facebook don't lie when they track you. They state it clearly and people just ignore it. MS states clearly that all tracking of locations, personalizations, etc is tied to a Microsoft ID. So without one, then there is identity to match up. Could they be lying? Though it's possible, that would be a huge liability since it is easy enough to run a trace to see the traffic between your computer and MS.
    1
  6177. True but what is a Microsoft ID? You could make a new one in a second.
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  6178. I understand that. And Linux is the safest since open source apps guarantee there are no secrets. However given the choice between Apple, Google, and Microsoft, it is clear that to help the majority of my followers who are not Linux users, then Microsoft Windows 11 is a better option. So unless you want Apple and Google to win, I have to offer alternatives
    1
  6179. Tell me problems you've experienced.
    1
  6180. Please. You cannot stop the 24/7 location tracking and telemetry on both. It's non stop
    1
  6181. If you're using Windows 10 now, definitely upgrade.
    1
  6182. Yes there are some hardware limitations which may stop you
    1
  6183. BraxMail does not show any IP address ever
    1
  6184. The important thing is to not rely on someone else. Don't click attachments randomly. I don't click at all.
    1
  6185. On Windows, turn on Windows Defender
    1
  6186. That's different. The problem is the contact lists collected by the data mining companies like Google, and Meta. It is not a global issue.
    1
  6187. You need gmail for Youtube. How would Google connect all 3 if you're not using the same 2FA?
    1
  6188. THAT IS NOT THE PLACE. It's mentioned everywhere with links everywhere. https://brax.me
    1
  6189. It depends on how those numbers are supplied.
    1
  6190. Yeah we're like the cattle now
    1
  6191. We need no such thing. You are making this up
    1
  6192. LOL. I have gotten many of those back in the day and got into shouting matches. But that was pre-Youtube.
    1
  6193. I'm there
    1
  6194. new video on 2FA gives alternatives
    1
  6195. I have no idea! I CONTROL IT. That is the purpose of this channel. TO CONTROL IT
    1
  6196. yes
    1
  6197. Land line cannot do texting
    1
  6198. exactly
    1
  6199. Thank you!
    1
  6200. Exactly. This is why it will remain a secret approach for awhile. And secret communications can occur. The idea of multicasting is a huge defeat for all of us since we can't even tell if we're the originating device or just a repeater.
    1
  6201. Well that's new! You see even I can't keep up. The NPCs just ignore this
    1
  6202. BLE is dangerous because of a mesh network. BLE without a mesh network (powered by the OS) is not a threat
    1
  6203. Rumble glitch?
    1
  6204. The new Ipad Mini has no face ID. Fingerprint only. which shocked me
    1
  6205. That's not how AI works on the device level. It's just like the Tesla. You teach the AI and the AI is independent. The instruction for what the AI is supposed to recognize is based on calling what it's already taught.
    1
  6206. Yes I've shipped a lot to the UK
    1
  6207. of course. Stingray for a long time was warrantless search.
    1
  6208. I would have loved to go to Australia. Of course they will inspect my phone and social media upon entry. Fortunately my phones have nothing!
    1
  6209. but the worst is what I'm telling you here. Quietly the surveillance can be used for other purposes now that the proof of concept has been demonstrated
    1
  6210. Amazon is abusing this for sure. Ring cameras, Echo. But it's using your house DSL connection
    1
  6211. Apple and Google collect your location 24/7 and there is no way to turn it off. I already discussed this in many videos. It's based on their Wifi scanning
    1
  6212. The only solution that guarantees safety is an Open Source OS like AOSP or Linux. There is no alternative right now.
    1
  6213. Yes they already do that because the ID's are RFID and can be scanned from a distance
    1
  6214. That's the problem. Since the instructions are hashed, it renders this unhackable really.
    1
  6215. You're still around!
    1
  6216. You are correct. Once a target is identified, then it makes sense that the suspected images have to be uploaded so a human can verify.
    1
  6217. I've never had a tinfoil hat my friend. My ideas come from tech knowledge. Where they hide stuff, I can speculate on what they could do because I understand the tech. If it's not known technology then that would be tinfoil. I really only speak about tech that is known (by someone)
    1
  6218. "I don't care about de-Googled phones" = I don't care that everything I do on the internet is tracked to a Google ID, even my ZUCKING $30 phone from Walmart.
    1
  6219. I'm not sure you interpret the attack here. The attack can't come from the Internet. It has to be someone on the LAN, which case it's past the router.
    1
  6220. And what is the point of this if you're already on NAT?
    1
  6221. Yup
    1
  6222. If it's Google Edition, yes
    1
  6223. MicroG is separate from Aurora and provides location and notification with a spoofed ID.
    1
  6224. I am capable of all things tech
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  6225. yes that's fine
    1
  6226. I don't have any Huawei device
    1
  6227. Go to Brax.Me app (or website) and the store is on the menu
    1
  6228. It's app by app so you try it out.
    1
  6229. Welcome aboard!
    1
  6230. LOL
    1
  6231. Thank you!
    1
  6232. thank you!
    1
  6233. Contact on https://brax.me @robbraxman
    1
  6234. Great to hear!
    1
  6235. I don't think those ROMs have a no-GAPPS option. Check. Also I don't take a LineageOS directly. I use a MicroG version
    1
  6236. Download from Aurora Store
    1
  6237. Huawei's are locked.
    1
  6238. You CANNOT undo GAPPS once installed. There is no way because it actually replaces executables. You'd have to bring any number of unknown programs back
    1
  6239. thank you!
    1
  6240. lol
    1
  6241. There's still the scary OEM area. That's where the Silent texting attack code resides and it's even flashed into the modem.
    1
  6242. Welcome aboard!
    1
  6243. In China, I believe that's true. And that's their biggest market
    1
  6244. Of course you can. destroy? that's nonsense
    1
  6245. You are brax approved!
    1
  6246. It's good!
    1
  6247. Not sure what you're speaking of. If you give me the specific link then I can check
    1
  6248. I appreciate that!
    1
  6249. Thank you!
    1
  6250. Go to ubports.com and that community can help you
    1
  6251. Yes
    1
  6252. No it's not in production but I'm sure you can find them used on Ebay
    1
  6253. whew! I'll remember next time
    1
  6254. btw could you read it on the video? I'm looking at the modem and it is tiny in real life. Also as I explained in the Spying video, there is an International IMSI database but no IMEI database. Just a blacklist of IMEI's.
    1
  6255. No I paid for it
    1
  6256. Maybe you should look at de-Googled phones instead (see my de-Googled videos).
    1
  6257. Yes it is a devkit in a sense. But it is a production phone. The only dev is the software
    1
  6258. 3G may not be available in a lot of places anymore. Anyway at the moment, a de-Googled phone is a better solution until the Pinephone is more stable. Hopefully it will be there soon.
    1
  6259. When something changes...
    1
  6260. Hell no. They likely got it from me.
    1
  6261. pine64.org
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  6262. As I explained in several videos, several spying attacks stop when you remove the sim card. So in t heory that's all you need to do anyway. And that's easy to reach
    1
  6263. Hahahaha! It is true!
    1
  6264. There's no SIM card and I believe it needed to be on battery
    1
  6265. LOL!
    1
  6266. There are going to be many videos examining this and some people want closer images. So subscribe and they will come. This first one was a rush.
    1
  6267. Yes it is built in China but the owner is in the USA and everything is open including the board design and everything is open source. All phones are built in China.
    1
  6268. Not quite. You see there's an eMMC storage. So you can actually have two OS's without opening the cover. In theory. So in this demo, I have the postmarketOS factory test, and whatever I'm trying out on the SD card. However, there is no way to run two OS's simultaneously. You have to reboot either way. And you need a special boot loader to select between the two sources (I believe someone already made a modified uboot)
    1
  6269. All phones are made in China (or at least 99%)
    1
  6270. It will have the same driver problems as the Linux OS's. Has to. So they will all undergo simultaneous development.
    1
  6271. lol
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  6272. Yes you can buy it now but I would still consider it a tinkerers device. It is not yet a daily driver phone
    1
  6273.  @SoundToxin  thanks for the update on that
    1
  6274. Yes, I have SailfishOS but I don't have a device to put on a working one on. The Pinephone version isn't ready either. So I'll be happy to try it out hopefully in a future video
    1
  6275. Should have been here 3 days before. Just got misdelivered
    1
  6276. It's an SOC so no
    1
  6277. You don't need to talk about what you're going to do. Just do it :)
    1
  6278. Approached by...? No one of interest. Just lots of advertisers. LOL
    1
  6279. Do that on your non-anon account!
    1
  6280. While you are correct (I have tracked Shadow banning of people on either side), you are specifically not targeted by Jigsaw
    1
  6281. Fortunately most satellite phones are phone only. No smart phone. But not necessarily. In any case, kind of an expensive solution
    1
  6282. No more!
    1
  6283. Yes. The "real" browser can be any.
    1
  6284. Palantir is equally bad. In some cases Palantir is worse because it has access to government data. Your health (vaxx records), your tax records, public records, credit card records, drivers license records, etc. Combined with social media data.
    1
  6285. Tracking is now multi device and may include people around you
    1
  6286. no good
    1
  6287. No
    1
  6288. You can log into anything that is not google (or Facebook)
    1
  6289. Not recommended
    1
  6290. The test program shows you
    1
  6291. I don't update my VPN server list all the time. that's all.
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  6292. no opinion
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  6293. You're welcome!
    1
  6294. Disinformation may be the ticket. Watch my disinformation video
    1
  6295. Are you seriously considering this? Lots of discipline. I have a video where I set up a Ham Mesh network on my boat (AREDN) and I was receiving 20mbps of Internet and it was 3-4 miles away. Really inconvenient.
    1
  6296. My way is more robust than that.
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  6297. I would probably give that a pause for Google for awhile and change some setting temporarily like Timezon or screen resolution. Clear browsing history and cookies. Give it a bit of time. Maybe a month just so they have new data on that browser
    1
  6298. Learn about disinformation. that's what a Browser isolation strategy does.
    1
  6299. No need to overcomplicate it though. My technique is very simple.
    1
  6300. Browser isolation is bulletproof. Containers are not
    1
  6301. Pi-Hole is not 100% ad blocking but I think it does clear out the most dangerous trackers (Google and Facebook). But as I said in the video, trackers are not needed if you are logged in
    1
  6302. Yes I used Startpage before but I got too many captchas
    1
  6303. It's better to have no account for that type of use. But yes, you can make another account. But you might make a mistake and they will match you up (like using the same phone number)
    1
  6304. Yes I use Firefox Developer Edition. And there's also Chromium. So these are all pretty mainstream
    1
  6305. Kind of you!
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  6306. China is spying on you. This is a FAKE VPN. VPN's are not in browsers. Otherwise it is just a http proxy
    1
  6307. Firefox containers can be fingerprinted. They are not bulletproof compared to browser isolation
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  6308. Don't be confused. Because you're are not correct. There are two separate issues. Browser fingerprinting and device fingerprinting which is more of a mobile issue. You can be browser fingerprinted on a VPN + VM. I already provided a test program so you can see for yourself. You can be fingerprinted even on a TOR browser.
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  6309. I use it. Add it to the list of usable browsers
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  6310. You cannot duplicate a browser. You can only make tabs on it
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  6311. Like I said in the video, I include a pihole service in my VPN (BytzVPN)
    1
  6312. Use a VPN and you're done.
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  6313. This video is about how Facebook collects your data on the side
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  6314. Same browser - Same fingerprint!
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  6315. Only Google and Facebook.
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  6316. I have a 2FA video. But the video I want to make is to rant about the current methods.
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  6317. There are more advanced disinformation you can do with my method using a logged in Chrome than with containers.
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  6318. My friend, you are wrong. Those who control this infrastructure has power over you
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  6319. It is always a question of what actually turns it off. Especially on a Pixel 8, it will be powered separately
    1
  6320. around 600 feet max
    1
  6321. De-Googled phones like BraX2 does not participate in this. So there are a few exceptions
    1
  6322. I'll stick to my ham radios
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  6323. You can't jam it is what I meant @birketrue. But yes there's still a way not to participate in this. Like with de-Googled phones.
    1
  6324. FYI BLE requires a power supply. It must also be part of a mesh network that someone manages. RFID does not require a power supply. But requires an external transmitter
    1
  6325. No. Not likely. There has to be Application Processor code. And definitely not Baseband processor code.
    1
  6326. There is also a 3-Letter agency project called SKYNET. LOL. If you can believe that (True)
    1
  6327. This faraday bag thing is so misunderstood. How can you use your phone if it's in a Faraday bag. When you take it out, what happens? As I said, there is a phone OS that is currently immune from this.
    1
  6328. HAM Radio (VHF and HF)
    1
  6329. Thanks Starlite!
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  6330. I don't think it does. But Authy does the same thing as Google Authenticator or you can write your own. It's open source.
    1
  6331. Nothing negative I think. No one create a fake Google cert like Symantec did before
    1
  6332. Your information, everything you've been doing on the internet has been indexed by this "IP Address". So yes. Even activity where you didn't identify yourself is now identified
    1
  6333. Please contact tech support on Brax.Me
    1
  6334. It's ok. As long as you're safe.
    1
  6335. Snowden for example is in Russia. The Russians I'm sure know where he is. They just don't want the US 3-Letters to know. So there's no reason for Russia to do timing attacks on Snowden since the purpose of that is to identify someone.
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  6336. It doesn't have a hardware switch like you say because you are serving many clients. the way it works is to switch wifis. You can have your normal wifi, TOR, and VPN as separate routers. It's what I do. I change Wifis as needed. All are active at all times
    1
  6337. at least as far as Microsoft goes, you can override that.
    1
  6338. You have to understand who your opposition is....whatever your approach...
    1
  6339. DD-WRT is opensource
    1
  6340. There is no such law in the US. In fact I don't keep logs in any country. But if someone tells me otherwise, I will leave that country
    1
  6341. Have them! We sell lots of them
    1
  6342. Yes it will. But I recommend you get the Raspberry PI 4B locally since it may require a different power supply
    1
  6343. lol
    1
  6344. very promising
    1
  6345. Mobile hotspot will use the IP address of the hotspot in IPV4. But the carrier sees every device in IPV6.
    1
  6346. China firewalls their Internet so that is not a practical place to put any server. They ban VPN's there BTW
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  6347. Hard to prevent DDOSing since they can DDOS whatever your IP address currently is. But a VPN server is usually a bigger machine so it can handle DDOS better. But VPN slows down gaming since you're creating extra hops. My only point is that there's little privacy benefit since gaming data is limited.
    1
  6348. LOL
    1
  6349. I had this issue with my bank. There's just a delay
    1
  6350. Possibly though higher rates
    1
  6351. The fact that this is an annual plan stops people from using it as a throwaway #
    1
  6352. Yes. That's why this is an annual plan so they can't use it as a throwaway number.
    1
  6353. There is no need for any interface. You just go on brax.me and forward. Then you can avoid the SIP "thing". You can still put a SIP app on your device but it is optional
    1
  6354. X apparently does not allow any SMS unless you have zucking Blue
    1
  6355. I already discussed what I searched in VOIP. I'm targeting a very specific market here. Standard VOIP is expensive.
    1
  6356. Correct
    1
  6357. The reason is that they can track your identity. It's not even a good security measure as you say
    1
  6358. It can forward to any number. But Google voice is not usually accepted as 2FA. On BraxVOIP, just forward to email. Then you're done.
    1
  6359. You will get your phone calls and texts from the US and you can send and call to the US. Doesn't matter where you actually are
    1
  6360. At the moment no
    1
  6361. MySudo can only be installed on a Googled phone or IPhone. It is tied to the app store so other surveillance is attached by default. Each time you use it it is known. So it is a different solution with different risks.
    1
  6362. Not yet
    1
  6363. Why don't you actually use those products and compare? You apparently have not done the research including KYC, Price, setup, Big tech tracking etc. This solution is unique with unique identity protection. Using a product you pay for on an App Store isn't exactly a privacy solution.
    1
  6364. NO. You just forward
    1
  6365. We have had webmail for a while. There is no setup with webmail. Thunderbird is hard to understand for many so the webmail solves that. 100% of Thunderbird issues are related to not reading the instructions but understandably, there are a lot of steps. Webmail is very straightforward. Everyone has been loving it
    1
  6366. Later. We don't have staff to manage that. It's all manual
    1
  6367. It's even more sinister than that. They know you EVERYWHERE
    1
  6368. Yes tomorrow
    1
  6369. All products are on https://brax.me as stated in the video and the description. On the store there after you've joined.
    1
  6370. What do I personally have to do with it? I'm not switch your phone lines manually
    1
  6371. So many methods. Client side scanning
    1
  6372. It will work in USA, and CANADA for texting. Phone numbers for international use may be made available later.
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  6373. Not currently something I'm offering. Too much transaction costs at $5 per month
    1
  6374. I only serve US/Canada with this solution but this is a NO SIM card solution. US Phones have only 1 sim slot
    1
  6375. Yes. But we have to make do for now
    1
  6376. APK available directly from our site
    1
  6377.  @erinbiggers7709  Inside or outside doesn't matter but EMF will accumulate on any long wire.
    1
  6378.  @erinbiggers7709  The electronics with long wires up the mast will be in bad shape. Like VHF antennas. But unplugged VHF radios could work and then put them in a faraday bag and then charge them with solar
    1
  6379. Very cool!
    1
  6380. lol
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  6381. Thanks Dan, This is a long term thing for me. I've been sailing for many decades. In some ways, I don't think of it as prepping but as a fun experience like camping. But a boat is really completely self sustaining. Especially a sailboat. While some plan on prepping for societal breakdown, yacht cruising is a well established survivalist environment. So we have developed skills while not being labeled as preppers.
    1
  6382. Why my boat? There are 10,000 boats in the Harbor. And why a sailboat which can only be operated by someone with lots of skill? If some bad guy wanted to steal a boat, the last thing they would get is a sailboat. Doubt if the gang bangers in South Central LA do a lot of sailing....LOL
    1
  6383. LOL
    1
  6384. 😀 But Sailors truly are a legit group of prepper/survivalists. After all that's what yacht cruising is. Surviving in the ocean!
    1
  6385. I'd have to do a comparison with LineageOS since it's an AOSP
    1
  6386. I hopefully solved that.
    1
  6387. ...because I already tried that. LOL. That was in my Ubuntu video research
    1
  6388. Won't be much different. The problem is how Ubports partitions on the disk. On a Pinephone it's a single partition so you don't run out of space
    1
  6389. lol. Not enough space! Maybe on a pinephone
    1
  6390. Not on a Nexus 5 or similar. No space for it.
    1
  6391. Thank you Maryam
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  6392. Thanks!
    1
  6393. We are invaded on all fronts. Not only does our government spy and manipulate us, foreign governments are doing the same. It's really worse in America because we are a bigger target.
    1
  6394. Right on! Zuck em!
    1
  6395. Thank you for watching! It will be a long journey. I came from another platform (Periscope/Twitter). There are thousands of videos there from a 4 year period of rants. Fortunately for you I'm new on YT so there are fewer videos. LOL
    1
  6396. Thank you!
    1
  6397. absolutely right.
    1
  6398. STARTTLS is not the majority of traffic so assume it's open. It is not smart to assume the opposite
    1
  6399. Hey Tom. Got so busy I lost track of the account message. Freshen up the comment
    1
  6400. wean yourself off email.
    1
  6401. You're welcome!
    1
  6402. LOL. Glad to know you. Welcome!
    1
  6403. Gracias amigo
    1
  6404. Blockchain is IMMUTABLE. So why would you want your email to have permanent meta data?
    1
  6405. Use Postfix (on Linux)
    1
  6406. Do you actually know how to do this or you're guessing? Do you understand the difference between SMTP 25 Unauthenticated vs SMTP 465 authenticated? Do you understand the security partitioning between inter-domain vs intra-domain? Yes someone could have PRIVATE tunneled agreements with large trusted organizations. That's not us regular people.
    1
  6407. Yes, I recently offered email services - Braxmail. It's on my store.
    1
  6408. Consider Brax.Me which is my app
    1
  6409. I suppose that's a reason. As long as you have a sensible reason lol
    1
  6410. brax.me is an open source site that does not ask for any information to sign up
    1
  6411. thank you!
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  6412. You are welcome!
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  6413. see description
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  6414. It covers some percentage of the traffic. So that's good.
    1
  6415. thanks dude
    1
  6416. Do you know I can INTERCEPT STARTTLS to prevent encryption? The vast majority of servers DO NOT USE STARTTLS
    1
  6417. It's good if you can convince a community to exchange keys, like a PGP party. But remember that the meta-data is still very exposed, especially IP addresses. So a VPN helps with that
    1
  6418. Intradomain remains encrypted. Though obviously the owner of the domain can see it
    1
  6419. I have brand new video on email from last week
    1
  6420. Signal's encryption is great. But collecting a phone number and then signalling a contact with it just bugs me big time. So do they identify the same way? Brax.Me doesn't use any identification
    1
  6421. Appreciate it!
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  6422. What you will say you would do is something many accountants do to send tax returns. There is so much data in a tax return and yet these accountants have no realization that setting up a password using a social security number can be broken in milliseconds. So at some point, we need to make a choice. You have to use a secure platform.
    1
  6423. But why bother with this when so many safe platforms exist to pass files safely including my own app Brax.me?
    1
  6424. and how many seconds would it take to break a password in an offline file?
    1
  6425. I can't prove it so I don't discuss it. If someone has inside info then let me know
    1
  6426. I'm not the zucking world.
    1
  6427. Correction. Javascript has nothing to do with it. Every website knows your IP address. Period. Every email has your IP address. period.
    1
  6428. Right on!
    1
  6429. There are many secure messaging systems. XMPP being the closest to email. So they already exist. We just need to change habits
    1
  6430. Cool, thanks
    1
  6431. Thanks!
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  6432. I had a Blackberry Bold 9900,, one of the last that was not Android. Great phone but the browser was mostly unusable because no one is updating the root certificates.
    1
  6433. Thanks a ton
    1
  6434. Thank you!
    1
  6435. Browser fingerprinting is actually a very narrow threat of value only to Facebook and Google Ads. You have to have wide distribution to spread yourself around to multiple websites to do this tracking. I'm not on FB and Google Activity controls is paused. So this not the main threat if you are not on Facebook. If you're on facebook then you're zucked.
    1
  6436. There are so many free email providers and it really doesn't matter which if you are using it for pseudo anonymous purposes (gmail, outlook, yahoo, icloud). But for personal use with your real name, go for a paid service. Just for a little more privacy (not much but a tad more)
    1
  6437. I do have a video on Setting up a New Computer. However, being Linux, some of that no longer applies. It's a lot safer by default. Unless you're installing Windows...
    1
  6438. I will try to or at least talk about it on a livestream tonight.
    1
  6439. Starlab systems in the UK
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  6440. In general, the keyboard difference was pretty easy to get used to coming from an HP Spectre compared to going to a Macbook Pro where the keyboard layout and overall positioning is very different. So this is less friction. The Enter key is different physically in location but when touch typing, it seem to mostly hit it at the new location. Some mistakes still but easy enough to get used to. The shift key on the left is not so much of an issue as the fact that there is no caps lock status light. I was used to that. The new position of the @ is actually better for me. Unfortunately, I have to work with multiple keyboards all day. I still have to use Windows, and a Mac. And so I'm used to variations. But this one is actually closer to the HP spectre.
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  6441. yes. It is listed on the Qubes Hardware Compatibility List
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  6442.  @M0rn1n6St4r  The touch pad is very shiny just like you saw in the video. Like there's some laminate over it. very slippery
    1
  6443. As I use it more, it becomes clear that it's a good bang for the buck even with the little quirks. I will do a full review
    1
  6444. LOL
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  6445.  @natsumikeiko4552  I can easily be reached via rob.brax.me
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  6446. Welcome to my channel! I am relying on the Starlabtop now as a daily driver. And I need to make a video about my switching to Linux. So that will come soon.
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  6447. Thank you!
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  6448. thank you!
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  6449. Thank you. I don't use it much now myself. I'm mostly using TOTP (Authy etc).
    1
  6450. The industry has standardized into FIDO2 and a specific implementation of TOTP. Same with the TOTP apps like Authy and Google Authenticator. So the old auth methods just didn't change. In many ways, the hardware approach is a pain so I tend to use the software version more (Authy, and Google Authenticator).
    1
  6451. Thank you for watching!
    1
  6452. Nice idea
    1
  6453. It's a TOTP Time-Based One Time Password. SInce time is not constant, then the password changes every second
    1
  6454. How would the phishing site know you have a Yubikey? Next, if I were to do Phishing, I'd just accept any password since one of the things I want to collect is the password. Then I will ignore the TOTP since I don't even know it exists. Then I present the fake website. TOTP is not even connected to this story. It has to do with knowing what you're clicking
    1
  6455. OTP doesn't work like that! It's 'Time-based One Time Password' (TOTP). Cannot ever be used again. Only the company that has the original private key can validate it. You can pass multiple TOTP results to anyone else and it's meaningless
    1
  6456.  @thegolflife7565  John Mcafee is my entertainment of the day!
    1
  6457. As I mentioned in the video, that's iffy at best. Yubico claims it can work with converters and yet I have several converters and none of them work.
    1
  6458. Given the length of time since I made that video, you would have thought they would have done it by now
    1
  6459. Thank you for watching!
    1
  6460. That's a long list! LOL. There's a lot that you didn't read. For example, Lastpass only supports Yubikey using their Premium version. But I don't use TOTP with Lastpass, I just use it as a master password. Which requires some setup. There are always ways to disengage TOTP from any of those websites. Just remove the 2FA and start again. Many websites don't allow two TOTP devices. If it failed, try it again something didn't get processed right. For example, if you tap on the device too long. It should be a brief tap. A long tap is considered to be the 2nd mode (which is for a password)
    1
  6461. This is a platform specific question. It's up to the platform to allow multiple keys
    1
  6462. You can always use TOTP software like Authy or Google Authenicator which does the same thing. And they're clearly open source.
    1
  6463. Thank you for watching!
    1
  6464. USB NFC available now!
    1
  6465. Just to reiterate, I retested just NOW.
    1
  6466. You can put Keepass in a USB stick so you can do that already. But Keepass doesn't have a built in TOTP. It should be possible to do in software though.
    1
  6467. Thank you!
    1
  6468. If it's worth doing a video on it I will. I will be short
    1
  6469. There is a newer NLP, SUPL video that has this. Thanks.
    1
  6470. Too many sheep buddy
    1
  6471. Thanks!
    1
  6472. Wow that device goes even more way back. Looks like it was some sort of Linux too. But that was probably just when the iPhone was picking up
    1
  6473. You can probably build your own since Pinephone just hooked up the Cell baseband modem to USB
    1
  6474. I'm not sure. I stopped tracking all the other batches since most people are on Evergreen
    1
  6475. I don't think using Linux requires you to use command line. And in the rare instances, it's just cut/paste for normal users Especially for a phone
    1
  6476. Is this a geek kind of vote? Or an 'Other - Control'
    1
  6477. Android uses SELinux.
    1
  6478. I already have my own platform. Brax.Me and I can post videos there. But I'm here to reach out and I can't do that on a limited platform. It is Youtube that's promoting my videos beyond what I can do personally.
    1
  6479. I want to see how you use that!
    1
  6480. Not a geek vote but not privacy. 'Other'
    1
  6481.  @mobbak  Canonical abandoned the project in 2017 and some independent programmers took it over and created the UBports foundation. Canonical then passed the source code to them fully. So it is completely independent of Canonical
    1
  6482. Ubuntu TOUCH is Ubports. Has no connection with Canonical! Ubports.com.
    1
  6483. Privacy vote acknowledged!
    1
  6484. We're not there yet. But that will happen I think.
    1
  6485. Vote acknowledged!
    1
  6486. Great comments! Learning from you
    1
  6487. 5gb pics lol? I hope that's a typo. You'll need a hell of a powerful phone to do that. and that doesn't exist yet
    1
  6488. Sailfish OS did that by integrating Dalvik virtual machine into their OS. I know that another one used is ANBox on Ubuntu Touch. But still buggy from what I understand
    1
  6489. cool!
    1
  6490. Awesome!
    1
  6491. Geek vote acknowledged.
    1
  6492. $290 Pixel XL
    1
  6493. Has to be Android 10 and up and not with some customized ROMs like Huawei
    1
  6494. No need. Just leave there
    1
  6495. Go to System and developer options will be there
    1
  6496. Linode.com/robbraxman
    1
  6497. tape. Or if you have my de-Googled phone, Sensors Off switch
    1
  6498. Chromebook? That's tied to Google. Just get a normal Windows or Linux convertible ultralight
    1
  6499. Thanks!
    1
  6500. Just use Odysee.com. Same thing
    1
  6501. I don't do any Samsungs. And BTW only non-US Samsungs can be de-Googled
    1
  6502. Just turn of the scanning part as discussed in the video
    1
  6503. They're using Bluetooth mac addresses (contact tracing) so yes that is happening in Bluetooth. Wifi probes are likely not centrally connected. But any hacker can collect them
    1
  6504. Someone donated a Librem 5 to me and I can't even start it now. I have had a Librem 5 on order since early in 2019. So at this point, I have nothing positive to say
    1
  6505. Maybe the OS is customized?
    1
  6506. Not much. It's still fingerprinted
    1
  6507. I happen to know that because I scanned the manufacturer codes so I can fake my Mac Addresses. You can download the manufacturer codes.
    1
  6508. Each manufacturer can get multiple manufacturer codes. So they can't run out
    1
  6509. That's Wifi Scanning switch. Not crowdsourced one. It's not stated there
    1
  6510. My example was a Galaxy S9 G960F Android 10 (stock Google Android)
    1
  6511. Android 9 is the version of Android. Has no bearing on the phone model
    1
  6512. I'm on Odysee
    1
  6513. Brax Virtual phone reveals no IMEI. What you're saying does not make sense.
    1
  6514. There are no additional risks in a Tesla compared to any new car. The fact that it is an EV has nothing to do with that. I have a Tesla
    1
  6515. Yes
    1
  6516. If I understand what you're asking, yes
    1
  6517. There is one now. Pixel Tablet. Very new
    1
  6518. You need to watch my Browser Isolation videos
    1
  6519. I have no sponsors. So if you don't support me then that's fine.
    1
  6520. That's where the store is. Sign up and the store is there. Or if you're looking for BraX2, it is on Amazon
    1
  6521. Many
    1
  6522. Grow up. I have no connection with Thunderbird.
    1
  6523. Thanks!
    1
  6524. How are you?! Good to see you here. Too busy on YT to do scope
    1
  6525. it is. It's just a redirect shortcut. the actual link is https://brax.me/home/rob
    1
  6526. yes
    1
  6527. It's good. I talk about them all the time. Just a different choice of phones since they're using Samsung Galaxies which are more costly than the ones I sell. Otherwise, they take the same precautions as I do on the phone.
    1
  6528. Yes - Use a de-Googled phone
    1
  6529. If they let you, it allows you to hide from your work network. Large companies do not allow it
    1
  6530. That's a way
    1
  6531. Thanks 👍
    1
  6532. Yes. And we have a dedicated device for that also. BraxRouter which allows gigabit wired mode
    1
  6533. Yes this is the BraxRouter software
    1
  6534. Smart
    1
  6535. It's in the news constantly. Look at The Guardian. They like to focus on a lot of these over the years. Also the Intercept. It's in regular media but people don't pay attention.
    1
  6536. Of course you have to pay property taxes!
    1
  6537. If you've NEVER signed in and it's a new phone, well it's safer than signing in. But if you signed in ONCE, then the IMEI will reveal who you are.
    1
  6538. Remember, they need to only control 1% nowadays. That's enough to swing the direction of power.
    1
  6539. I already have a phone. BraX2. It's already an extremely safe phone and open source
    1
  6540. the super advanced data protection is "No attachments". Yeah. That's super advanced. You see I never ever clicked on attachments so I guess I was already as advanced.
    1
  6541. Thanks dude. You have namesake that is a friend of mine. I presume you are not the same one.
    1
  6542. Thank you! More coming!
    1
  6543. There is another video (Linux is Cool) where I show the next phase of this app.
    1
  6544. I have not finished it yet. I have to get back to it soon.
    1
  6545. Definitely studying Flatpak. I have no idea if anyone would be interested in this app. But I would do flatpak just to practice.
    1
  6546. Cool. I'm using Python btw so someone already compiled the C-library for Python use.
    1
  6547. It's more of a learning project than anything. Just fun to know I can do it.
    1
  6548. This was just 2 days of figuring it out so too early for me to know how I want deal with it. Thanks for that link!
    1
  6549. Thank you!
    1
  6550. You'll have to tell me how you're doing that. No devkit? So you'll have a assemble your own parts? Will be interested to know.
    1
  6551. I will. Have you tried using it?
    1
  6552. Because of the delay in the release of the Librem 5, i haven't rushed this project. But will be getting back to it shortly
    1
  6553. You could but many resource intensive apps like Davinci Resolve or Adobe Premiere pro will not work
    1
  6554. If you have a desktop there are certainly more options
    1
  6555. Depends on your hardware. It's crashing with my NVIDIA.
    1
  6556. Depends on the file system. No difference beyond what I said about NTFS
    1
  6557. As long as they match...
    1
  6558. I want the AI chip so I can do local AI using Linux.
    1
  6559. or some email client like K9
    1
  6560. Via browser
    1
  6561. You can't put Windows and Linux in the same partition anyway. NTFS vs EXT4
    1
  6562. Why mount the ISO? You flash a USB stick using Balena Etcher. You boot from the USB stick
    1
  6563. Great that you can do that.
    1
  6564. And how would you expand your boot drive?
    1
  6565. Laptops are expensive. So we would tie up so much capital for a small percentage of profit
    1
  6566. Dual Boot? UEFI firmware is an option on the grub menu. Otherwise use the manufacturer key to tap to initiate Bios, F12 in a Dell for example
    1
  6567. On a PC, these are good alternatives. But this example is more for the complex case of a laptop
    1
  6568. That's a great idea. I mounted all my other drives in Documents and that's where I keep the bulk of stuff but your idea is even more robust.
    1
  6569. My personal experience is compatibility. Now I have not tested PureOS in years but if I'm going to test if it works then Ubuntu first. Test other distros after I confirm it works
    1
  6570. Why would you use Chinese Opera? Bad move. It's the only browser I do not recommend.
    1
  6571. Yes, problematic. But mine did not get hit because I usually disable Secure Boot when installing Linux from USB
    1
  6572. While this would work in theory, the reality is that many apps will not work well as a VM. For example Video Editing software. Needs too much horsepower and a VM will starve it.
    1
  6573. Just giving the solution that maximizes the disk space. Otherwise you're stuck with whatever the boot drive is (usually small)
    1
  6574. That is exactly the problem. I need max CPU and max GPU for Video editing
    1
  6575. Not a threat on a home network.
    1
  6576. If Linux has driver issues, I wonder how much that would multiply on BSD. That's really the main issue
    1
  6577. Unfortunately no. But as it turns out, I was wrong on this. I tested a Nexus 5 and the Wifi Triangulation does not exist on the hardware when I use Ubuntu Touch. So it has to be either in Android or AOSP. In the Linux phones, they have hardware switches to turn off the Wifi.
    1
  6578. It's as safe as any Android
    1
  6579. I have no idea. But if it's not Google, there's a good chance it will work
    1
  6580. Wifi triangulation is permission based. So all devices can use it (with permission). Wifi scanning though is specific to Googled Androids and iOS.
    1
  6581. and why do either when there is no tracking of any sort on a Linux phone?
    1
  6582. It's not just about the ROM. it's what you install and how it's set up
    1
  6583. It's just that they're focused on specific devices. That's usually the main difference. In this case, they are on Samsung Galaxies which are more expensive.
    1
  6584. /e/ foundation is fine. They are good
    1
  6585. I believe there are similar tools
    1
  6586. No. Unless the apps come from fDroid
    1
  6587. Thank you!
    1
  6588. Do you really know what it turns off? I'm just using the generic term Wifi scanning but the specific activity is mixed in there.
    1
  6589. Yes
    1
  6590. You're good
    1
  6591. I already have a platform where I keep my notes (Brax.Me) so I don't search further.
    1
  6592. so true
    1
  6593. Google Push Notifications are handled by Google Firebase. That'll zuck you up fast. If an app has notifications as a standard Android APK then this has to be built in. I know this because I several apps in Google Play.
    1
  6594. It's fine.
    1
  6595. Hi Nero. I don't speak Chinese, but from Google translate, the answer is no.
    1
  6596. No
    1
  6597. Only NO-GAPPS versions
    1
  6598. Go Linux phone
    1
  6599. correct
    1
  6600. Many Samsungs have no LineageOS support.
    1
  6601. Yup. I say it on my videos. There are 10 million people here.
    1
  6602. I wouldn't know. That's too specific. Need to talk to a support community
    1
  6603. yes
    1
  6604. sell them somewhere. Phones are easy to sell
    1
  6605.  @eo6255  I guess I would rate them just like any Android custom ROM. So similar risks and benefits to LineageOS
    1
  6606. Watch my many other de-Googled videos
    1
  6607. Heard of it but haven't seen one
    1
  6608. FDROID store
    1
  6609. Hell no. This is an old video
    1
  6610. I don't know yet. Haven't researched Linux VOIP. Standard VOIP is not encrypted so it's not that useful IMO
    1
  6611. I bought both. But I'll get the pinephone first. It will take close to a year for me to get the Librem 5. They should pay me for interest.
    1
  6612. Money order is available now. But we are setting up Kickstarter for credit cards
    1
  6613. It's available for non-credit cards right now. We will do Kickstarter for credit cards. Not yet set up. Sorry for the delay
    1
  6614. Your phone number is directly associated with everything you do on the internet! This is the NEW ID
    1
  6615. Then why did you put your name there? They don't require it
    1
  6616. On https://brax.me Store
    1
  6617. Just to compare. Let's say you arranged to talk with your contact over XMPP (just as you arranged to do protonmail). Result: No meta data + encryption. So how is protonmail better then?
    1
  6618. Encrypted. Except you paid for protonmail so there's metadata. So what are you hiding?
    1
  6619. I have many older videos that show this. It's called the email header and you can display it on many email clients like Thunderbird
    1
  6620. typically yes
    1
  6621. No. Just understand that you're not getting the benefit you expect other than an alternative to Gmail
    1
  6622. Google is in every website. So it's not just captcha. But the key is to not link it to a Google ID
    1
  6623. If you're not logged in, the profiling is temporary.
    1
  6624. As I found out, when you become a YT creator, you'll need some backup normie phones for 2FA. Which I have. But they are off so no data to be acquired.
    1
  6625. I have several gmail accounts even without 2FA. I think they require more info as you use it more
    1
  6626. Check lineageos.org to see if it is supported. I can tell you that the answer for this model is a NO
    1
  6627. You can use it. The browsers I mention can be anything. Its what I can use on Linux.
    1
  6628. That's good too!
    1
  6629. LineageOS is great and is the most supported.
    1
  6630. I de-Google 4a 5G. LineageOS. Watch my de-Googled video
    1
  6631. Newpipe app or browser on phone
    1
  6632. You could use Education apps on a tablet. Some don't have any sensors. Limits the data collected.
    1
  6633. There's another video on De-Gppgled phones. Watch that
    1
  6634. It's not off
    1
  6635. Brax.me
    1
  6636. You use AOSP (Android Open Source Project) custom ROMS. You have to watch my other videos on that. I do not recommend Huawei at all
    1
  6637. Is KaiOS partnership (and ownership) with Google OK?
    1
  6638. You flash phones with LineageOS no-GAPPS and your are good to go. I have some on my store that are pre-flashed.
    1
  6639. I'm too busy. And I don't answer phone calls. So the solution is to go to Brax.Me and talk to the community and I'm there in the group chats
    1
  6640. email is not safe
    1
  6641. We can de-Google a Moto G7, Moto G7 plus, Moto G7 play. And just about all Pixels and some other models
    1
  6642. I am here only to educate and you can make your own judgements of risk. Seeing that all phones are made in China, in theory, everything has some sort of risk. But we just have to manage it. One of the ways to manage it is to replace the OS with a Custom ROM, which we are able to do on many phones. But Huawei locked their bootloader so it cannot be done on that phone. Now you have to trust them specifically.
    1
  6643. Are you not a Voter? That alone counts. Or someone can make you want to vote or not want to vote
    1
  6644. Don't know and it's not likely. In general de-Googling will lag 1-2 years behind in models. It's NEVER the newest model
    1
  6645. I use Youtube obviously. I use Newpipe on Mobile. But I am on a Laptop so there's no issue using Youtube if you do it the proper way.
    1
  6646. Can't do it
    1
  6647. Do you not know what a de-Googled phone is? There is no google
    1
  6648. Absolutely the best spying experience ever!
    1
  6649. Open Street Maps (OSMAND). Whatsapp works but that is zucked up to be using that.
    1
  6650. Awesome thank you!
    1
  6651. The factory OS has Google.. So you have to use an alternate ROM that has no Google like LineageOS
    1
  6652. If you can get one, it would be awesome. Not available in the USA
    1
  6653. I'm sorry. I'm the techie here. You apparently have no understanding of how the technology works. It's called AI. And it can tell you what to do and you will believe it. As you are believing now.
    1
  6654. Come to https://brax.me, sign up and visit the store for what's in stock
    1
  6655. Mr Collwell You have clearly no idea what OUR threats are. Your idea of threats is not mine.
    1
  6656. Interesting Mr Expert. I have not been hacked.
    1
  6657. Huawei was stopped because the US Government banned Google from dealing with them. However, this does not mean Huawei is trusted now. Huawei phones are bootloader locked. They cannot be altered.
    1
  6658. The phones have the same hardware. they work like normal phones. Same carriers
    1
  6659. You can buy it at Brax.Me though stocks are low right now so you have to check stock often
    1
  6660. Search my videos on De-Googled phones and/or Linux phones
    1
  6661. Have a nice day
    1
  6662. Of course they are! What's your point?
    1
  6663. Wow. So you don't realize that the OS tracks additional information on the phone that cannot be done on a non-Google/Apple phone. If so then you must be happy.
    1
  6664. It's never to late. You really want to give in to the AI? Let them win?
    1
  6665. You can. Browser and an app called Newpipe
    1
  6666. Amusing. So you actually think you have nothing to hide.
    1
  6667. Lucky you!
    1
  6668. Apple knows things that you don't say.
    1
  6669. Teaching you is a commercial?
    1
  6670. Some ROMs have GAPPS. LineageOS does not have GAPPS by default
    1
  6671. Google is on your device with telemetry, wifi scanning, etc just from being installed. So what we do is remove Google. Thus a De-Googled phone. It is done by replacing it with Android Open Source Project (AOSP).
    1
  6672. It's the SYSTEM apps you cannot choose. Which is GAPPS
    1
  6673. There is no Youtube on a de-Googled phone. You use another app called NewPipe which is not logged in
    1
  6674. You are buying chinese! Iphones and Google phones are all made in China!
    1
  6675. come to Brax.Me
    1
  6676. It was hacked by Ravi Shankar on DefCon. There's a video on it.
    1
  6677. Store is on Brax.me
    1
  6678. Really? I have a Pixel 3 and it cannot load Graphene
    1
  6679. Yes though a little bit less if you have the Wifi only iPad
    1
  6680. The alternative is very simple. AOSP without GAPPS (LineageOS, etc.) and/or Linux phones when they become more operational
    1
  6681. Thank you!
    1
  6682. Google was founded by the US Intelligence community (first sources of capital)
    1
  6683. I would definitely go to LBRY people and ask them. What is being scanned and how do you know? Apps have very little permission to do outside of their own space
    1
  6684. I mentioned that in a video. There are 2 Billion phones made a year. And most of them have common hardware (Iphones or common android parts and common baseband modem). When you start making variants, trying to build 10,000 units, you have no economies of scale
    1
  6685. There's a newer video on De-Googled phones which explains everything
    1
  6686. You don't understand how much power Google and Apple have. Location is known to them at all times. You are wrong. You can control only third party app locations.
    1
  6687. Yes
    1
  6688. There's 31K likes so don't worry. LOL. Many don't like my message. Especially if they work for these companies
    1
  6689. Usually it's just a capacitance measurement and not an actual fingerprint
    1
  6690. Google has owned Android every since there were Android phones
    1
  6691. A de-Googled phone does not require you to be a programmer. It's just a normal Android without Google
    1
  6692. https://brax.me/home/rob Look at the store there. But to purchase you need to sign in to Brax.me
    1
  6693. Google Authenticator = AUTHY. Google Maps replaced with OSMAND (Open Street Maps) Or I happen to find that Waze still works
    1
  6694. Go to https://brax.me sign up (there will be no information required). And you will see the store on the menu.
    1
  6695. Consulting services are available on Brax.Me
    1
  6696. Never with GAPPS which also means, NEVER STOCK.
    1
  6697. Have a good day
    1
  6698. I recommend a de-Googled phone (running AOSP no-GAPPS) which I have on my store at Brax.me
    1
  6699. Now go to Palantir and explain this. they will just love you! You are what fills their databases.
    1
  6700. you can use any
    1
  6701. Check the date of the video! We removed DDG later in 2022
    1
  6702. Same as the original model. Pixel 3 should last many years for example since the LTE it has will be supported for a long time. Then you can also keep updating the OS version.
    1
  6703. Don't use Huawei
    1
  6704. You can't disconnect from it. Once it's installed you are done. You need to replace the OS with a de-Googled version of Android (as discussed in other videos)
    1
  6705. Blackberry's now are just standard Android and Blackberry is a Chinese company who bought the brand
    1
  6706. 73
    1
  6707. Yup
    1
  6708. I recommend phones that are supported by LneageOS.org. Come to https://brax.me and we pre-flash some popular models
    1
  6709. zuck
    1
  6710. Well obviously!
    1
  6711. Poor man. I guess Palantir and Jigsaw don't exist. Have fun.
    1
  6712. I have a Pinephone. Waiting for some stability so I can push it
    1
  6713. No. Only for you. I'll take your comment for my next video
    1
  6714. Many of these models have a recording timeout. So they can't be used for live streaming
    1
  6715. If you installed GAPPS then you are zucked.
    1
  6716. If it allows an OpenVPN client...read the manual.
    1
  6717. I do it on phones that are not terribly expensive to begin with. And most are used. So you can buy two and still save money
    1
  6718. De-Googled phones which I construct and sell
    1
  6719. You want to log in to your account otherwise it won't be able to apply this to your google id
    1
  6720. Watch my video tomorrow and you might eat your words
    1
  6721. Probably not.
    1
  6722. BraX2 phone is available and is the safest!
    1
  6723. Go to https://brax.Me and you will find my store
    1
  6724. "Google Android" is different from AOSP Android. AOSP is pre-Google. it is Google'd later.
    1
  6725. I have one. Just waiting for stability
    1
  6726. that was stated very clearly
    1
  6727. I have some from my Linux Playlist but no one watches them. So I stopped doing them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1vY7j3Te8o
    1
  6728. So you hit thumbs down and didn't watch the video?
    1
  6729. Sounds great! Are they shipping yet? Edit - I'll buy one.
    1
  6730. Switched to Linux channel is a great privacy channel.
    1
  6731. Great job! (Replying from PopOS)
    1
  6732. Interesting! I did not know that
    1
  6733. Considering those too.
    1
  6734. No. Corporate VPN is IPSEC
    1
  6735. It's an Odysee link now (Odysee is LBRY)
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  6736. Cool. Of course there are many manufacturers (Blue Coat systems, etc)
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  6737. Use my VPN. Works anywhere.
    1
  6738. It doesn't work like that
    1
  6739. That would be very time consuming to do for them. I can change servers and IP addresses in minutes
    1
  6740. Should be at the very bottom
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  6741. Not sure why would connect anything you just said to what I'm talking about. SSL? You mean TLS on 443 - not affected because it would exempted by DPI. Corporate VPN's? That's IPSEC. Has nothing to do with OpenVPN plus it's a different port.
    1
  6742. Because I tested it
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  6743. IP's are assigned based on region. And are random
    1
  6744. no. Those are different protocols
    1
  6745. There's a store and VPN purchase is automated.
    1
  6746. I have many very important videos that have been suppressed.
    1
  6747. I do not have any associates in AU and we ship many to AU
    1
  6748. I am certain no Government is an actual CA so if you see anything indicating a CA of some kind, then that means they forced it in. I was told by someone from Russia that he was required to download some certificate when he accessed government services.
    1
  6749. use apkpure.com
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  6750. I didn't mention it here but what would it take for a government to bribe (or coerce) a Trusted Certificate authority to give up their private key?
    1
  6751. try apkpure.com
    1
  6752. Thank you Chris for watching. I'm sure you will learn a lot here and I have come to realize that what I talk about and the depth of it is unique in all of Youtube land.
    1
  6753. Thank you!
    1
  6754. Thank you!
    1
  6755. thanks for watching!
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  6756. @Gordon Freeman If you try my test here you can see that the host can see everything. It's just a directory on the host after all. But on an Android phone, only the Kernel is an ssie since it is actually Ubuntu Touch that runs the Halium in a container. That's the one interacting with the drivers. It's a chain of chroots and containers
    1
  6757. To be specific, Android has to think it's running as Android so it can detect the native Android drivers. So if the chroot didn't exist, there would be no way to separate out the Android binaries from the Ubuntu binaries. Chroots allow different binaries to coexist
    1
  6758. Google system apps, Google play services, all that have an inside scoop on that. That's my point here. Only a de-Googled phone removes these system apps
    1
  6759. no
    1
  6760. If you can do that, that's a good thing
    1
  6761. Maybe you're not admin
    1
  6762. Just change your timezone for a short while (a week maybe) and then carry on
    1
  6763. You have to be admin
    1
  6764. There is an option. There is always an option. It's called offline or local. Just cancel out.
    1
  6765. Maybe you updated the OS from Home to Pro using the Microsoft store. But that is a temporary setup. You replace it with your local credentials and remove and Microsoft ID based one
    1
  6766. good question. I'd probably factory reset
    1
  6767. Shouldn't matter. It's not running anyway. It's likely an unexpected microsoft bug.
    1
  6768. Then watch the video fully or you're missing the punch line
    1
  6769. How can I miss it? That IS the point of the video
    1
  6770. Carrier - no. Google yes. So use de-Googled.
    1
  6771. It's down right now. Try later
    1
  6772. Although that is true that IMU can operate as a microphone, according to the experts, it's barely able to capture a coherent message. Like every few words. So I would say that this would be more of a theoretical attack. Also the way permissions work on IMU, you'd have to enable body sensors for this to work. Hard permission to hide. On the other hand Mic permissions are easily hidden in many apps. So someone could take a legit app needing mic permission and add other capabilities to it.
    1
  6773. No, IMU (Gyros) is a separate threat which is not a "proximity" tracker.
    1
  6774. It's quite fine
    1
  6775. Very cool Paul. Of course I didn't invent this. It is being used and apparently they found a way. I'm a licensed Ham so I understand how tones can be generated. It's more extended then maybe what you're used to.
    1
  6776. Exactly
    1
  6777. Thank you!
    1
  6778. I have a burner phone video.
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  6779. It's fine
    1
  6780. Yes another completely different topic though it is similar to beacons. NFC is the same tech as RFID as far as I know.
    1
  6781. Thank you!
    1
  6782. thanks!
    1
  6783. Thank you!
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  6784. Thank you!
    1
  6785. Brave is definitely anti-Google. Opera is China so I'd stay away from that
    1
  6786. LOL! That's incredible!
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  6787. I'm always reachable at my open source platform https://brax.me or direct chat link at rob.brax.me I don't really do email. You may want to remove your email.
    1
  6788.  @aymanalsaber2720  thanks for making me aware. Will keep an eye on it!
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  6789. They don't say much what "secure" means. Or what the OS is based on. Or how the hardware is set up. Remember that "secure" does not mean it gives you "privacy". Two different objectives and the fact that it is a corporate type phone tells me it's likely more focused on the "secure". What my video Cybersecurity is Not Privacy
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  6790. thanks!
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  6791. I'm going to guess 1/4 mile if indoors.
    1
  6792. that's for some hacker to figure out.
    1
  6793. If it has Bluetooth then it is not a cold wallet. But no, not necessarily
    1
  6794. check out my sailing channel
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  6795. Sounds like a great topic!
    1
  6796. Cool. Similar to this https://www.ti.com/tool/LAUNCHXL-CC1352P.
    1
  6797. LoraWan is at 900mhz.
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  6798. Many videos on this. Consider the various non-SIM communication methods like the Brax Virtual Phone I have discussed in many videos
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  6799. Do NOT login to Google on MicroG!
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  6800. I have a very good relationship with this company. It is a very good alternative.
    1
  6801. It is never too late because the old identity can fade away and disappear. The ghost is the new persona
    1
  6802. Are you talking about BraX2? We will continue updates as long as the phones are supported
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  6803. Phones are on the store on Brax.Me (which is a social media site not just a store)
    1
  6804. Aurora store has occasional glitches. It will be restored I'm sure. But apkpure.com has all the same apps
    1
  6805. Oh yeah. LOL. That's an old memory
    1
  6806. I do have 2 phones. I talked about it in the video
    1
  6807. You got a like that I'm boring? LOL
    1
  6808. From me
    1
  6809. There is a way to do that but it means not using the baseband modem (no SIM) and then de-Googled like a BraX2.
    1
  6810. If the app is a system app, then you cannot delete the app. Standard on Android
    1
  6811. The approach was pretty simple in this video.
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  6812. LOL. Sorry, they're not real. It's a Sailboat in salt water...
    1
  6813. Then you have a lot of videos to watch
    1
  6814. Your antenna of course makes the big difference. The limited antenna on an RTL-SDR will be a great limiting factor. Also the RTL-SDR cannot reach the HF frequencies (though I have a separate radio for that)
    1
  6815. This is the stated range of Amazon Sidewalk, and Bluetooth BLE. It's in the specs. Even a little Apple Airtag is rated at 400 feet. There's even a DefCon test on Youtube of RFID at 200+ feet instead of the usual expected 6 feet. And that is not even the point. The indoor range may be 1/4 mile but the mesh network will extend it to unlimited distances.
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  6816. LOL. Research Gate's crazy ideas. They're all crazy
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  6817. No. You have no control
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  6818. Wow you are so far off the mark. You're talking about the original old RFID's. Read up. You're talking Windows 3.1 here. Watch my RFID video which is very recent.
    1
  6819. EMV is not RFID fortunately
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  6820. 73!
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  6821. Get a de-Googled phone
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  6822. No they are new. I personally wasn't aware of many of these until recently. That's how new.
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  6823. Yes it can be used for a good purpose. But it requires mass use. Everyone has to use the same device. And be within range. This requires marketing money or truly major internet fame to push
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  6824. Please do not pass disinformation. RFID of a few centimeters is 20-30 year old technology (induction based). The new ones are like Radar using backscatter.. Even the one used at retail stores has to cover a doorway of several feet. There are plenty of tests relating to this and watch my specific video on RFID which is very recent.
    1
  6825. It's on my OffGrid sailing channel. Watch that
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  6826. There are videos. More like little cars.
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  6827. You likely believe everything Apple and Google and Amazon tells you instead
    1
  6828. This is worldwide.
    1
  6829. I certainly did not say half a mile. So I don't know where you got that. BLE has quite a bit of range compared to the 10 feet of Bluetooth classic however.
    1
  6830. It's flashed for you. "Phased Shift Keying"
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  6831. scrambling is jamming.
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  6832. Yup. But it's not as commonly used fortunately. The bigger problem in the past was Pokemon Go. I could map interiors. Anything ultra popular could be used
    1
  6833. So you don't use Kilohertz? In the USA it is khz, mhz, ghz forgetting case since we all know what it means
    1
  6834. The hidden part is the secret use of frequencies for a whole different purpose.
    1
  6835. You're back
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  6836. I have done lots of work on 433mhz and 900mhz but all on a Raspberry PI. No experience with esp. But it helps to inform what I talk about in the video since I've actually created devices with these chips.
    1
  6837. You don't need to understand beyond the big picture. I have to include detail because people will think I'm a paranoid conspiracy theorist. I have to show detailed facts so there can be no argument. (though some still argue nonsensically)
    1
  6838. 433mhz, 928mhz, 2.4ghz. Top of my head
    1
  6839. That's in my Speech AI video
    1
  6840. That's neat! 73!
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  6841. Oh sorry buddy. Didn't need people to know my home address, etc. Yes I'm on QRZ as well. I don't really rag chew. But did do field day on HF. Video coming (on my sailing project channel)
    1
  6842. Why would I tell you?
    1
  6843. Go watch the the Airtag video then. You're crazy if you think they just work in a short range. It's a MESH network!
    1
  6844. I have no information on that. But you likely have to assume so if you want to be safe
    1
  6845. I chose my words very carefully :)
    1
  6846. 73!
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  6847. LOL. As Amazon Sidewalk already works today and Apple Airtags, my proof is no longer necessary. Just watch the other videos (Skynet and Apple Airtag) where this is already in operation. This video just expands to concept to things that are still in the planning stage like TV's that track you
    1
  6848. On my Skynet video, I show a picture of where the antenna is on an Amazon echo for Bluetooth and Wifi. On the other hand, why disable the antenna? Just use the Echo as a target puck.
    1
  6849. Your light bulb is communicating. Is that part of your "smart device"?
    1
  6850. Are you serious? Wow.
    1
  6851. Yes. But hard to do with integrated SoC's that are incredibly tiny.
    1
  6852. Fortunately, you don't have to use your de-Googled phone differently. But think -- have you ever logged into the phone? Did you ever have to put an identity on a Google Play Store? So without doing anything, you just stopped the tracking.
    1
  6853. 73!
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  6854. Converting the TV speaker to a Microphone is an exaggeration? Vault7 Wikileaks. Samsung TV's. There's nothing exaggerated in what I say. And Mesh networks are not meant to send heavy traffic. All they need to send are short bursts of identifiers.
    1
  6855. https://brax.me Sign in and the store is on the menu
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  6856. There are several videos on that.
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  6857. Bluetooth classic (used for earphones, headphones, speakers) are designed to be paired. So access to both devices is required. So it is not the hack you need to be concerned about
    1
  6858. You are so far off the mark that it is sad. Think whatever you want to believe but you are clearly wrong. There are defCon videos by cybersecurity researchers proving you wrong. You've been fooled by the system and you don't even know it.
    1
  6859. 73! Did you do field day?
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  6860. I don't really support a PI3 anymore. You have to switch to a Pi4B
    1
  6861. That is not the intent. BLE is device to device forwarding of messages. It does not require centralized equipment.
    1
  6862. That sounds like Simjacker
    1
  6863. And Mesh! And Reprogrammed and repurposed! And TV's that were not meant to be IOT and Meshed! And talking to your neighboring devices! And....and....
    1
  6864. I made the recent Skynet video and thought this was worse...
    1
  6865. A Ham license allows you to do research legally on these frequencies. In my case, I could test to see if I could jam the frequencies in question. But it also gives you the knowledge to understand how it works
    1
  6866. Wow. Your comment is not very educated. Get a ham radio license so you know what you're talking about. There are actually several layers to the ionosphere. "ionosphere" is IONIZED! Charged particles. So it can reflect.
    1
  6867. That's been dead for years. Replaced by digital HD
    1
  6868. I have a different set of videos that explains the real danger and that is having manipulated information. One that can be used to control a population. Being done now. My example is Moonshot CVE / Jigsaw / Google in a video
    1
  6869. My older videos are about demonstration and doing. But it takes too much time to set up and limits the number of videos I can do. And only the techie minded watch it. Mesh radios are new so it is still early. And we cannot really tell where the traffic will be directed since that's the feature of a mesh. And that makes it even more scary. You can use the detector I added in the description so you can test yourself if your devices like the TV is doing hidden transmissions. It's probably going to be in newer models
    1
  6870. Go watch DefCon videos. It's already proved with real life testing. What you know has already been hacked. I have a specific RFID video and the DefCon tester used a standard Ham Radio 100 watts
    1
  6871. 73!
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  6872. LoRaWan standard includes geolocation. LoRa is a proprietary format. Check wikipedia. Wifi MAC Randomization is limited (Android - none on IOS). And there is no Bluetooth Mac randomization that I'm aware of. Mac obfuscation was on IOS 7 but they encountered issues so it was eliminated.
    1
  6873. I'm in Los Angeles.
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  6874. wow. Welcome back!
    1
  6875. and cell phones are from the late 80's. electricity was from the 1800's. Anything else?
    1
  6876. What nonsense are you talking about? You have a schematic of the SoC chip? Look at the picture of the motherboard behind me on the thumbnail. You got a schematic of that?
    1
  6877. Mesh networks are not controlled by one entity. There could be multiple mesh networks coexisting. Some freedom oriented and most controlled by big tech. Depends on how many devices there are
    1
  6878. This video establishes the capability. How it is to be used is still happening right now. Broadcast TV companies are planning it. Amazon is expanding its use and so is Apple. So I'm giving you a warning and you can choose to ignore it like 90% of the population will likely do. That's your choice.
    1
  6879. I presume that your are the first dislike on this video. Just making sure
    1
  6880. You also missed the part when your TV Speaker can be made into a microphone. Wikileaks. Done by a 3-Letter agency. You want to see the documents? All by software
    1
  6881. Dude --you are really not watching the video! MESH NETWORKING. Your messages are being FORWARDED unlimited distances as long as there is another device within 1/2 mile. You think there will be another TV near you???? You think I'm making up Mesh Networking? Go read the documentation on Bluetooth Mesh and OpenThread mesh and the communications protocols
    1
  6882. Please be aware that this is a mesh network. You as one device does not matter. Can you turn off all your neighbor's sidewalk? Go door to door for 1/2 mile square
    1
  6883. Then you have nothing to worry about. Enjoy your life.
    1
  6884. I talk about a lot of this in my Speech AI video but no one wants to watch that. Very important video
    1
  6885. Enjoy Amazon Sidewalk! It's already operational
    1
  6886. It is already being done by Big tech. The two most recent implementations are Apple Airtag, and Amazon Sidewalk. This is not theoretical. The Broadcast TV getting data from your TV was told to me by some working for the big networks. I have separate videos on Amazon Sidewalk (Skynet Video) and Apple Airtag. But this video shows that I don't even have the complete story. Using a compliant technology like Bluetooth Mesh, practically can implement something with this. It just means putting the same software on many devices. Like a single TV brand could do it.
    1
  6887. Are you disputing what the official bluetooth specs are? It is on their website. Low power because it is a short burst. The range is as I say. Bluetooth classic is a continuous transmission of more data but a shorter range
    1
  6888. This is the 4th video on this topic with all the related technology.
    1
  6889. You are misreading that. The likes are in Thousands
    1
  6890. I am running Virtual box on Star Labtop.
    1
  6891. any
    1
  6892. Actually many consumer models in 8th Generation I5-I7 no longer activate IME
    1
  6893. I just looked and that looks almost exactly like a Thinkpad T430! I presume it's nicely Linux compatible
    1
  6894. It's like a super powered Raspberry PI, but it's not near the performance of this laptop. That's great though for experimentation. Though an older laptop like a Thinkpad T430 would be much faster even.
    1
  6895. watch part 2 to remove the spyware
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  6896. Thank you. And it order to anticipate nefarious use, I have to make myself an expert in the new technology as well. So it's hard! :)
    1
  6897. The algorithm kills us creators when the audience does not respond in the statistically appropriate way.
    1
  6898. Thank you for your kind words
    1
  6899. Not related. But I personally have never gotten Qubes to work. Great idea but since it is hardware virtualization, your hardware has to be compatible. I solve it differently. I use a separate device (Braxrouter) to filter my traffic.
    1
  6900. kind of pointless since your neighbors will be supplying their wifi info. But this is a standard method now accepted even by other companies like Apple (_nomap)
    1
  6901. The phone prototype that was not made by Tesla?
    1
  6902. MAC address is being used as a promixity identifier. This is because the Wifi and Bluetooth announce the MAC address in the probes they send. So if you have a listening device you can store the MAC address. There is no LAN or WAN in its use
    1
  6903. As I said in the video, they do these changes for themselves. Not for us!
    1
  6904. having problems today
    1
  6905. In my example, i used a battery pack that had USB so built in. :)
    1
  6906. Thank you!
    1
  6907. I don't know about the licensing requirements where you are. You don't need a license to listen (using RTL-SDR) or a Baofeng. You just need a license to transmit.
    1
  6908. First video had an audio problem so i reuploaded.
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  6909. Short delay. Don't worry. The software isn't ready yet anyway so it was probably good
    1
  6910. I probably don''t need to expand any more. LBRY was at least automatic
    1
  6911. Hi there!
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  6912. Are you making that up? I have never gotten that. However, if you've signed up your smart tv before then it may know it. And if you don't disable tracking than you're on your own. I told you the procedures.
    1
  6913. It is now Odysee.com
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  6914. Thank you. I don't push for donations. But it is really appreciated Patreon is in the descrption of the video
    1
  6915. I have not encountered such a limit. That was back in the old days.
    1
  6916.  @F350-k8r  Zuck no. Libra is Zuck's thing
    1
  6917. Heck no
    1
  6918. Watch my de-Googled phones and Linux videos. Those are free from Contact tracing
    1
  6919. I have owned my own companies for as far back as most people have had long term careers. So no, I've never worked for a tech company that I did not own.
    1
  6920. Sufficient for what? You have to decide what your threat is an act accordingly. In general Burner phones are used for the wrong threat. In which case it is useless.
    1
  6921. You can do that and they're useful as 2 factor authentication numbers if they allow SMS
    1
  6922. Thank you! Although I don't know what a security guy looks like. Old as me?
    1
  6923. Centralized place to wire tap! LEO goes and taps into Iridium in San Diego!
    1
  6924. Not too many options right now unfortunately. Other than going back to a Blackberry Bold. But options are showing up on the horizon. Stay tuned.
    1
  6925. I would need to test it myself
    1
  6926. You see that's the way around the 4th amendment. Have private parties do the surveillance. Could be a good video topic
    1
  6927. No. Don't trust that as you can still be fingerprinted
    1
  6928. They all on the store on Brax.me and all very reasonably priced. For example Brax Virtual phone subscription starts at $5 a month
    1
  6929. I recommend Braxmail very highly
    1
  6930. I'm not aware of any links being "broken". Are you able to go to the store? There are no external links. You have to be on https://brax.me
    1
  6931. No. Not from me.
    1
  6932. Though that may seem true to you, Google's agenda is not anyone's agenda but theirs. They may frame any argument to fit a political pole so that one group sides with it. But it is beyond what the average person understands. For example, Google knows no nationality.
    1
  6933. You can use these on a computer with minimal effect on privacy on the isolated browser. And you can also use them on a non-logged in browser
    1
  6934. Sure there are. OSMAND, Magic Earth, and we even get Waze to work (even though it is owned by Google)
    1
  6935. c'mon. your'e on youtube. I see your username
    1
  6936. IPV6 doesn't need port forwarding. IPV6 is direct device access
    1
  6937. Go back to your system admin job.
    1
  6938. Glad you liked it
    1
  6939. You understand only what you understand.
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  6940. No. The identifier is the MAC address
    1
  6941. Smart
    1
  6942. There is NO "flag" with a de-Googled phone. You don't emit any identity. So why bother with all this? A de-Googled phone can be used normally and peacefully
    1
  6943. Why de-Google? Because the phone knows your identity and tracks you 24/7. A de-Googled phone cannot do that. Obviously you have to remove it from a Faraday bag to use it.
    1
  6944. Of course. Airplane mode just means it doesn't connect to an AP. Has nothing to do with wifi triangulation or being in receive mode
    1
  6945. Yes. It's possible.
    1
  6946. You're going to sit there for a long time....and what makes you think if Elon decides to make a phone that it would be privacy safe?
    1
  6947. Thanks for the visit
    1
  6948. Apple and Google being the OS can easily divert traffic outside the VPN. In fact Apple has been proven to do that.
    1
  6949. I stated that in the video.
    1
  6950. If you look at the linked video on spoofing, it was using a dummy load antenna. Yes of course it is not "allowed"
    1
  6951. You're indoors (being in a metal cage). The GPS signal is very weak
    1
  6952. Dead reckoning was possible before using the Gyro sensor. But a change in Android prevents that now from getting too good of a fix
    1
  6953. That was the old method
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  6954. Cool info
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  6955. cool!
    1
  6956. I sewed the throw pillows myself!
    1
  6957. Nice!
    1
  6958. Cell signals validate each connection with IMSI/K1. There is no such thing with GPS as the video explains.
    1
  6959. YES. I have many videos on it.
    1
  6960. Perhaps you're not completely understanding this. There are of course many location providers like here.com, skyhook wireless, etc. But on phones, the two NLPs that are standard are Apple and Google. You're not exactly given a choice here.
    1
  6961. Yes. There is no way to stop this. But it is not YOUR router. It can be your neighbor's router.
    1
  6962. There is no Almanac from a Sat. The Satellite data comes from supl.google.com
    1
  6963. probably expired. I'm not really encouraging people to communicate with me via email. I don't have time to respond
    1
  6964. Extend the idea to the 2FA issue of phone numbers. Tomorrow's video, and this will cancel the effect of what you are saying
    1
  6965. So you will leave 20+ years of email on Google forever? Think sensibly there
    1
  6966. Haven't done a full test yet
    1
  6967. Huh? That's called POWERLINE. And used in this video
    1
  6968. It's fine.
    1
  6969. Because you need TWO ethernet ports to do a wired router mode
    1
  6970. By plugging in the BraxRouter into Wifi 1 (your original Wifi router), you have in essence created a new subnet with a VPN while leaving the Wifi1 alone.
    1
  6971. that link is http. In any case just go to brax.me
    1
  6972. Pi-Hole is an ad-blocker (blocks domains of ad entities)
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  6973. Yes. I mentioned in the video that Home use of a switch is not a major concern. And broadcast protocols are typically common in office environments. A "managed" switch is of course a different animal vs the unmanaged switches that just duplicate the signal electrically. I think we understand each other well. For home use, I'm suggesting very specific inexpensive equipment.
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  6974. They will slow down your network if used by themselves in one subnet since they just propagate more broadcast traffic. But with most people on Wifi, the Wifi routers can create subnets that will limit the traffic. Broadcast traffic especially with Windows/Netbios can seriously degrade a network. That's why an enterprise will split the network using routers and not switches.
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  6975. Not required on a home network. Some spoofing is already done on Android 10 and up
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  6976. Get a computer and transfer it from the phone. Very easy. Or create a Nextcloud server
    1
  6977. Most de-Googling is done on used phones where warranty is over anyway
    1
  6978. I made my own Brax.Me APK available outside of any store.
    1
  6979. I did a later review on Brave browser. It's great
    1
  6980. Cool comments my friend
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  6981. Not slow here in the US for sure. I don't have servers in Asia
    1
  6982. Yes, there is an OEM layer. Always closed source. So there's still some element of trust. Also the drivers are closed source
    1
  6983. The easiest way is to just follow instructions on LineageOS and find a ROM without GAPPS. But making a video is not too useful or easy because the procedure varies by phone and sometimes by variant of each phone and its current Android version. This is why I provide the service for phones I know about. We've developed separate procedures for each phone model and took awhile to learn
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  6984. Glad it was helpful!
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  6985. I have one.
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  6986. You're welcome!
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  6987. KaiOS is now Google! So not sure what to tell you
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  6988. where have you been?!
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  6989. Most support for de-googling is with Arm processors. Probably not enough developers have a device like that. Don't know for sure
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  6990.  @Lp-ze1tg  You can find various instructions on XDA. It's not easy
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  6991. Way difficult my friend. Other websites show it like XDA and there are too many possibilities. A video could take hours to explain. The problem is that each device is different So that's why each of us just concentrates on a small set of phones and then we can do it fast. I concentrate on Moto G7 and Moto G7 play only
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  6992. It is
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  6993. They are different on F-Droid. Watch my F-DROID video for explanation
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  6994. I have a video on that! Not a lot of views!
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  6995. Don't know. I don't have one
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  6996. It will work.
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  6997. You cannot uninstall Google after the fact. The phone has to be reflashed (if possible)
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  6998. I have Moto G7. Moto G7 Play may be in stock by tomorrow
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  6999. Send it to me and I'll do it for you.
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  7000. Yes. Explained in Who's Spying on Your Phone videos
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  7001. No
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  7002. Not necessarily
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  7003. So nice of you
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  7004. Not sure what you're referring to but I don't root my phones
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  7005. You cannot uninstall system apps
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  7006. Yes I sell lots of them on https://brax.me and they support this channel
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  7007. yes. On my store on https://brax.me
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  7008. You're welcome!
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  7009. yes
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  7010. nope
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  7011. Much appreciated!
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  7012. Probably from Aurora
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  7013. You can install any app you want. But only 90% will work (explained in another de-Googled video)
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  7014. awesome. Feel FREE!
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  7015. Thanks for the sub!
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  7016. In this video I'm not using LineageOS. But I am concerned that not all things work with MicroG. So I'm researching that some more. Don't know why yet.
    1
  7017. Just the default AOSP keyboard! Unless it's open source from F-DROID store, it may be spyware
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  7018. Thanks for watching
    1
  7019. I managed to install it so yes
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  7020. You are not correct my friend. That's in their bag of tricks. My next video will illustrate it more but there are older Facebook videos you can look at
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  7021. The facebook threat is huge. The things you say you're not concerned about (Mac address, etc) are part of the infrastructure which sustains all the tracking. And then everything you do on the internet is accessible to Zuck. The danger here is a sustained tracking of ALL internet actions, attached to your real name
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  7022. I personally would get a different phone.
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  7023. Unfortunately no. Many hidden things happen under the hood
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  7024. When you De-Google the phone, access to the IMEI is limited to phone calling app.
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  7025. You're a little out of date but true one must always be careful
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  7026. It's on https://brax.me. Sign up and you will see the store
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  7027. Works for me. BTW I haven't gotten the Lineage 17.1 to work on a Play. So I don't use Lineage.
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  7028. All you have to do is sign up. the store is on the menu. I own this app. So you can't miss me on it
    1
  7029. It is not down. You going to the correct place? https://brax.me and sign up
    1
  7030. Practically all phones are made in China. I wish it weren't true. But at least when you bootloader unlock, you can see what's in there. Huawei does not allow bootloader unlocking and does make you wonder what they're hiding.
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  7031. Which it was that simple. The first problem is that many manufacturers lock the bootloader and then doesn't allow it to be reflashed (Pixels from carriers for example, even Huawei). Then the second problem is that Project Treble is a rough guide. It requires someone to tweak it. And so 90% of the time, there's a bug with main Project Treble. So this is so uncertain that we cannot do this in volume. For us the software has to be reliable or it comes back as a return. And we have a money back guarantee. I have a pile of bricked phones to demonstrate the cost of this to us (at my cost)
    1
  7032. and?....they purposely do that to scare you so you stick to Google.
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  7033. There may be no instructions to unbrick some phones because you need proprietary software from the OEM. And the OEM does not have a warranty once you flash/root it. So that's the risk. I have full control of the phone I played with including recovering from a hard brick.
    1
  7034. For Moto G7, I use LineageOS and then tweak that, which you can do yourself for sure. This video used a Moto G7 Play which has no LineageOS support
    1
  7035. Interesting! Now I use a VPN Router so the phone is not even aware of a VPN but this deserves some thought
    1
  7036. DO NOT BUY ANY ANTIVIRUS!
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  7037. FairEmail does not support OAUTH so Gmail doesn't like it
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  7038. Think of what information was taken from you that they didn't already know. In the case of Amazon, they know what you bought, where it is being shipped to, and the credit card info to pay for it. There is nothing new they can get from a phone other than to do a browser fingerprint and track your movements through the internet. This would be to track your behavior. That can only be done by Google and Facebook (that requires a particular infrastructure that only they have). You can turn it off on Google using Google Activity Controls. On Facebook (and whatsapp, instagram, facebook messenger) you are zucked. So each website you go to works in isolation from another other than being tracked by IP address and location (location is something that Amazon doesn't need). What you you want to prevent is prevent some other app (for example Yelp) from getting your Amazon info. Thus, the VPN and turning location off when it's not needed.
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  7039. Thunderbird works fine with it.
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  7040. nonsense. there is no google to know your IMEI/IMSI on a de-Googled phone. Your telco knows who you are obviously based on your SIM card and subscription purchase. But it doesn't connect it to what you do on the phone since most traffic now is encrypted (HTTPS)
    1
  7041. of course. See video series: Who's spying on your phone
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  7042. Anything from fDroid should be safe
    1
  7043. but it's not on Linux...(fortunately)
    1
  7044. not correct. New video explains
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  7045. There's a recent video on Linux. 2 actually
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  7046. Just make sure it doesn't explode!
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  7047. You can't do that. You have to flash a new open source OS on it. Last week's video
    1
  7048. That's just Google Gemini
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  7049. my vote?
    1
  7050. Well I'm not invisible but you guys can be
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  7051. It's the underlying operating system. Keep an eye on my next video. it will explain this more clearly
    1
  7052. None of the new computers support Linux yet. Subject of another video. But I'm awaiting resolution to this.
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  7053. wrong. Answer is in this week's video
    1
  7054. It's not about the model. It's about being able to run Linux on it. Be careful. None of the new models will run Linux currently (Intel Lunar Lake, Snapdragon).
    1
  7055. BTW I have an iPhone X in a Faraday bag. So I do this.
    1
  7056. Brax3 Privacy Phone on Pre-order now
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  7057. There's always the caveat UNLESS REQUIRED BY LAW!!!!! READ IT AGAIN
    1
  7058. Sorry. There's nothing ethical about a machine tracking you. Neither is there any morality to hiding your identity on the internet.
    1
  7059. TOR is decentralized and open source. How can it be a honeypot?
    1
  7060. Exciting!
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  7061. Stay away from the dark web. Use TOR pass through only
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  7062. I run it but it's hard to find a use case because it's not like the Internet. There are limited protocols
    1
  7063. You need a De-Googled phone - watch those videos
    1
  7064. no
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  7065. If you're from these companies, send me a Review computer and I will review
    1
  7066. Wait. TOR is open source. (designed for the Navy). If you don't think it's private, go tell someone so they can fix the code.
    1
  7067. The specs I had were pre-release published specs. But sounds like that is an i5 option and I was quoting an i7 option
    1
  7068. You mean the ugly music from "Bach"?
    1
  7069. Interesting project. Competing with Pinebook and a Raspberry PI 4 though.
    1
  7070. I'm currently using a Dell XPS 13 running PopOS
    1
  7071. Tomorrow your name will be Apple IOS? LOL
    1
  7072. It is. Did I say otherwise? Not sure what the reference is. But I'm talking about secure Linux distros in my next video
    1
  7073.  @9Crow  Yes you can rechoose the UK keyboard in settings. That's what i did since I screwed up the initial install
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  7074.  @9Crow  I mentioned that in my video! Make sure you select English UK Keyboard! Then you will find the # on it which is near Enter. That was my initial mistake. I still occasionally mistype it but the old location wasn't easy either.
    1
  7075. thanks my friend
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  7076. I used UNIX back in the old days. Did programming on it as well. Mostly I used SCO/UNIX
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  7077. Not a lot of detail on their site. And perhaps they didn't push the Linux side hard since I never saw that. It's more expensive than Starlabtop though by a little bit. The 3 I mentioned pushed Linux compatibility with many distros. Nor is there mention of IME and other privacy related changes (disable Camera, mic) which all 3 I reviewed had in some form. Otherwise it could work though there are not enough specs to compare
    1
  7078. camera, mic can be set from Bios, which of course needs a reboot. And IME can be disabled in BIOS. In theory Librem 13 has a hardware modification to prevent IME. However, in reality this particular CPU has no IME anyway.
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  7079. I'm not talking about 3rd party scripts. I'm talking about CHROME CODE ITSELF
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  7080. separate app, like from Microsoft Store or Apple Store
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  7081. @abbaruaf9685 Virtual means virtual. There is no real harddrive in a VM. In fact the reasons you state are exactly why you would want to use a VM.
    1
  7082. I don't have to verify this. Windows has a registry. You had to license the Windows so there's identifiers in it like any normal windows
    1
  7083. But it's Windows so all the identifiers are passed anyway
    1
  7084. Search my name and the word virtual machine
    1
  7085. It's interesting though how a topic like this brings out all sorts of threat levels. If I worked for a 3-Letter agency, yes I'd likely do a bare metal hypervisor. They probably have a custom one. But for the common man, once you introduce the threat of the OS itself, wow, LOL, can of worms. There is no end to it. I don't bring up the OS as a threat unless there's actual proof or hint that it can occur. Client Side scanning is an example of an OS threat that I do talk about. But is Windows keylogging? Maybe beyond my pay grade. LOL. Way beyond my privacy topics...
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  7086. With the problem of AI based client side scanning, you must not use VM's on Windows and MacOS hosts if you value your privacy
    1
  7087. Either I made a really bad video or it's being suppressed already
    1
  7088. not ironic when it's crashing so I can't use and don't want to use it on Linux
    1
  7089. You need to watch the AI videos as your first sentence is definitely on the wrong path.
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  7090. Crashing on Linux. Don't have time to experiment
    1
  7091. good for you. will not try it again. Rocky Linux changed the partitions of two drives and I basically lost ALL MY DATA.
    1
  7092. Just curious, what issues did you encounter that required the Linux community?
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  7093. Linux police. Got it. Chill man. Don't turn off newbies with GNU/Linux Terms
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  7094. Please consider our own VPN -- BytzVPN. Here you know who's providing the service. Me.
    1
  7095. There are videos extracting the actual microchip from a zucking RFID. It is the size of a DOT. This is a commercial product. WHAT DO YOU THINK A 3-LETTER AGENCY CAN DO? Try that. Get an RFID tag. Remove the paper and antennas.
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  7096. Nope. That's the old Stingray. The new ones are named for some other sea creatures.
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  7097. I sail in Marina Del Rey
    1
  7098. LOL. No. It is not a trailer. It is a Yacht.
    1
  7099. What you think does not make a bit of difference. Wikileaks dump from CIA showed they did it to Samsung TV's. I said that in the video. This is a hack. Not a "regular" feature.
    1
  7100. You can control many devices that act as a Wifi Access Point. Common with Garmin and Yacht Navigation. But it is local only. No internet
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  7101. awesome!
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  7102. Interesting!
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  7103. It is discussed at the end of the video
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  7104.  @siwiecministro1994  I was wondering about that but thanks for clarifying. My understanding is that once contributions are included, then you can't do that anymore. You have to use the code with no external contributors
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  7105. Hahaha! Teuton Man, I'm of course not kidding anyone. This is a serious video with serious repercussions and effect on my income. So the decision to open source hopefully is balanced out with some other income generating activity from an alternate source and not licensing related. It is a real risk.
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  7106. I don't know what Briar is. But there are a lot of Brax.Me users here. You can ask them what they think.
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  7107.  @TheJackiMonster  Again an example of a product that when used the right way is very good. On the other hand like everything else it has flaws. It's a little bit like Whatsapp in my opinion. Yeah the content is locked down in theory but the meta data including IP address can be found
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  7108. You can also enter the key via sidechannel (manual)
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  7109. You can look at the source code. You have to create a key manually. Then when the other party joins the chat, the encrypted key is placed into localstorage on the browser of the other party or parties.
    1
  7110. How many do I reserve for you? :)
    1
  7111. That's a good reason to have TOR Router. All those borrowing your Wifi can use TOR and they will not be able to do anything to affect you
    1
  7112. MAGAMM? MAGAF? FMAGA? LOL. As I said I'm only talking OS here
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  7113. yes. That's why I use neither
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  7114. $279!!!!
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  7115. Google = KAI OS
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  7116. What do you think is running in your car? That's truly an insane comment from someone who doesn't know tech. Practically every smart appliance in your house is running Linux!
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  7117. Apparently there are issues running Linux on Lunar Lake machines so this has to be resolved. Touchpad drivers and such. Snapdragon does not support Linux yet. But yes Linux will remove all this risk
    1
  7118. I don't know what you're talking about. PC's do not care about Bootloaders. Phones? You can unlock bootloaders
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  7119. Enjoy your sources. Apple press releases. Good luck. Of course they would never lie to you. Got it. (though already have many times)
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  7120. LOL. Just keep using your zucking device. It will be great for you. So apparently, you want me to not tell people about dangers of iPhone 16 now because AI doesn't get activated till December? Are you a zucking fool? So same with Windows Recall. It's not yet active either. Ignore it for now? Stupid logic
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  7121. That's a good answer actually. Though you will always need that relay. Straight DoH will zuck you up.
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  7122. what solution does it solve that a VPN does not?
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  7123. LOL.
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  7124. Oops, sorry for using your IP address as an example! LOL
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  7125. lol
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  7126. @James Trello please watch my other video on Browser Threat Test. I include TOR Browser in the test and on my own fingerprint test (which I wrote) I was able to fingerprint a TOR browser. If a TOR browser is protected only by a varying window size and javascript being turned off, then it would be impractical for regular use. So my solution to browser fingerprinting is compartmentalization in what I call browser isolation.
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  7127. You need TOR ROUTING (Socks5) not TOR browsing. The biggest source of IP address leaks come from your total use of the Internet. Not just browsing (like email, DNS, WebRTC, FTP, SFTP, VOIP, etc.)
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  7128. All DNS requests come with your real IP address. DNS tunnel will occur ahead of a VPN
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  7129. Thank you. Will be back tomorrow
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  7130.  @anasri9492  Unpaid VPN's do sell your data. But you can't hide the selling of data. If well known VPN sold your data, they'd go out of business. Otherwise it's about trust. I made my own VPN and a community of people have trusted me for years because I have not failed them.
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  7131. Not a solution unfortunately
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  7132. Just a guess. It's probably not a serious threat.
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  7133. I'm generalizing with baseband modems (including mediatek). There are obviously backdoors in the basebands which are utilized by simjacker, etc. State level. But from what is known, there is some memory locking that the OS can use so prevent external access. But could Qualcomm insert something? Yes, that is possible but it would have to be different from Mediatek.
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  7134. Though there is some truth to that, the type of data that can be collected on the baseband is not as refined as the data from the OS itself, since the baseband is limited to its own source of data. And you need to assess by threat. A State threat is different from a Big Tech threat (though they may interact at times)
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  7135. So far they are limited to AOSP (De-Googled) and Linux phones
    1
  7136. It's pretty funny isn't it? There's another faker. Norton VPN
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  7137. First, watch my Skynet 2.0 video which gives you more information. Your test scenario is very flawed since you're not even understanding the BLE modes. BLE Observer mode HAS NO EMF. How do you even distinguish between BLE and Wifi? Are you using an actual SDR radio or just some general EMF detector? If you actually have an SDR, how do you separate the traffic that's all around you?
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  7138. Like I said, you cannot opt out. It sends a signal even when it is not yet sold. If the power is off it becomes an airtag and it emits an identifier
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  7139. That is NOT how it works. It works even if no one owns the phone
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  7140. Please. I don't say things lightly. It's a SAMSUNG (USA). Which are OEM LOCKED. So you can't do anything to them. Change to a phone that can be OEM UNLOCKED.
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  7141. well, Android 10 and up
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  7142. agreed
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  7143. are you kidding me? This is a theory in tomorrow's video!
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  7144. The only mitigation possible is to switch to Android AOSP De-Googled phones.
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  7145. LOL. It's a Yacht.
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  7146. Amazon makes similar claims but if you parse it with a lawyer you will find the loop holes in their wording. For years they claimed iMessage was E2EE until they got called out on it. When it was obvious to anyone in Cybersecurity that it couldn't possibly be E2EE. Same parsing of wording that Obama used. You choose to trust them explicitly? That's up to you. I've warned about iMessage in the past too.
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  7147. That they claim not to look is not the same as not having it. This is the same claim of No Such Agency. Obama specifically said, we don't look. We collect but we don't look. Yeah right. Common sense. Encryption when you possess the keys is encryption from outsiders, not encryption from insiders. You can believe what you want. I will not argue with you. There are support documents too that they do not allow you to turn off location tracking (wifi scanning). So how does that work exactly? Encryption to THEIR ENDPOINT is not what E2EE means! But that is what they are claiming!
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  7148. OMG. Such nonsense. There is no such thing as E2EE on Apple. All your keys to iMessage are on iCloud. The traffic to Find My Phone, and Airtag are sent to Apple encrypted for sure! And it ends up in the Apple Database. Encryption does not mean anything if they have the keys.
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  7149. It works as I said Stefan. The iPhones send it to a database for ongoing storage at Apple. The airtag itself does not do much. All the iPhones around it are the infrastructure. And as much as you may believe that your iPhone's Airtag transmission to Apple is anonymous, let me remind you again that Find My Phone operates simultaneously sending the serial number of your device constantly which you cannot turn off. Even if Airtag transmissions were sent anonymously, Find My Phone could be matched to it anyway since the location would be the same. But I guess it sounds good for promotion purposes. And also if there is a central database of Airtag locations, it is dishonest of Apple to say it is visible only to the user. That's cybersecurity nonsense since there is no E2EE here. Apple has the keys to the encryption. It's the "We don't look" statement being classified as security. Again, it's not the Airtag. It's the Iphone. And thank you for your comment. I've watched your channel!
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  7150. Depends on what you put in your cloud computing services. You can encrypt your own instance.
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  7151. Did you install pip3? See description
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  7152. My instruction is for the device to be a Linux computer making an SD card. I'm using Ubuntu 18.04 on a laptop on this video (as stated)
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  7153. Good idea. This video is very advanced
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  7154. use sudo
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  7155. wow. This is over two years old
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  7156. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  7157. There appeared to be a mass exodus from YT from my particular subscriber base. Which the algorithm may have interpreted as loss of interest. And that subscriber base is apparently on Rumble.
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  7158. thank you! Old video
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  7159. If you can stick to one it's great. I use all OS's because of my app development work. But all my servers are now Linux.
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  7160. In Dec 2024, my advice is to immediately dump Windows
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  7161. You can believe what you want to believe. But the sign of trouble is that you recommend an antivirus. I DO NOT USE any paid antivirus. I have a video on that. As someone with hacking skills, I can tell you that my hack will not survive a factory reset.
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  7162. Watch my live stream tonight 8pm pacific
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  7163. Glad you like them!
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  7164. Wrong person to ask. But generally booting to USB requires you to specify that in BIOS. It is usually off by default for security reasons.
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  7165. Yes. That is a good solution for the more technically capable.
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  7166. for each computer model, there is a procedure for a factory reset. Different by model though
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  7167. Thank you
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  7168. Thanks for watching!
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  7169. They have something else though not called vPro/IME. I forget the name but it's equally bad
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  7170. Complete reformat. All files gone
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  7171. AMD has something equivalent
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  7172. There's a whole slew of documents relating to Antiviruses in Vault 7. Very dangerous. I don't use them.
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  7173. the computer account has nothing to do with emails or bills. It's just a non-admin account
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  7174. "Safer"...LOL...yes nothing is absolute....AMT was way before 2014. The first version of AMT was 2007. So give them till 2010 to perfect it. And of course Wifi triangulation since 2007 as well. But here I'm only talking about safe from malware.
    1
  7175. BytzVPN.com
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  7176. You do your cloning at the setup stage when you are just setting up a clean program like with a new computer. But before you do anything in there that might infect it with malware
    1
  7177. That is the problem with Qubes. It requires hardware virtualization. This is what limits compatibility
    1
  7178. Well that is a true. I have an attack example that can do that. But that is not connected to this topic or a virus. You do have to worry about that. This solution handles some issues but not everything
    1
  7179. Yes. In fact that's what I use on one device
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  7180. LOL. How do you know? You haven't seen anything
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  7181. LOL. I didn't shop for shirts so I must have given it good disinformation. It is a brand new computer. So there should be no cookies and such
    1
  7182. But the Ubuntu install in the video is a fresh install
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  7183. Pi hole runs on my VPN. Ad blocker runs on my VPN. Subscribe to it! :)
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  7184. I do not use an antivirus. FInd my video on that
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  7185. Telemetry of what? Google is the one that performs Telemetry. Apps have limited capability. The OS is king. False statements
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  7186. Though personally I do not use any Antivirus (there's a video on that)
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  7187. There is no reason for me to defend Tiktok regarding the cultural effect of the app. That we can agree on. However, to create laws that can impact other parts of our lives like the Patriot act for some spurious arguments that are technically false is more dangerous than anything this app can possibly do. This app is of miniscule danger compared to Google and Facebook. The next thing I'm going to hear is that if I attack Facebook and Google, I'm anti-American and if I do not chastise Tiktok I'm pro CCP. This is utter stupidity. No need to invent dangers. They already exist
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  7188. Please bail out. If you make judgements based on what politicians say instead of actual factual information then you shouldn't listen to me.
    1
  7189. It will be used to target people politically..."Show me the man and I'll show you the crime"
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  7190. SOURCE? I'm quoting the actual LAW as written!!!!
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  7191. You believe everything that is said? We need to to protect you from terrorists so we need to do mass surveillance! (Patriot Act). Did you even watch the video? A "risk" of an event (not an actual event) is enough for government to start taking action.
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  7192. Is your post even worth responding to instead of just deleting? I'm a zucking American. Are you? I'm not of Chinese Descent. But are you a zucking racist?
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  7193. Tiktok is banned in China.
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  7194. I don't even care what anyone's opinion is on Tiktok. I personally find no value in it. But I just say do whatever you want as long as it's not dangerous. I can't find the danger so far.
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  7195. Linux admins typically deal with Linux Servers. There are software you'd put on a server that has no business being on a phone. So to complete your learning, you really need to have an actual computer or you can rent it on the cloud from AWS.
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  7196. That's the plan. However, I don't think they have that running yet in the first version.
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  7197. Glad you like them!
    1
  7198. Get a Rf transmitter like HackRF or BladeRf and jam them. Against FCC rules though
    1
  7199.  @PizzaLovingNerd  Brax.Me is a cordova app. So I've been using the platform for years. However it has many issues. I used to do Native but it was too much work for Android + iOS
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  7200. Fantastic! I haven't made any Linux apps but I'm setting up a development environment now. I already have Android and IOS apps. And a zillion Windows apps.
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  7201. I switched to built in car navigation. Lots safer than Waze.
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  7202. You may also have a PinePhone option soon. Maybe before you can get your Librem 5
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  7203. I see notifications of all your other comments but I can't see where I can reply to it. Maybe you deleted them?
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  7204.  @touchdownk  In my case, I''m not so concerned about device security as I am external spying of my device. At the moment, there is no alternative. This is as close as we can get when talking about a newer phone. If this succeeds then there could be competitors as well that up the game.
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  7205. It's on the Puri.sm website
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  7206. LOL.
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  7207. Right on man! Zuck them all!
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  7208. Not sure the chip matters other than for price vs performance... But the positive is that an open source chip will not have a backdoor
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  7209.  @braelinmichelus  Yes let guys me do the beta testing. You can just spectate from the background. It may be this phone, the pine phone or someday some manufacturer may be smart enough to add hardware switches.
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  7210. In my experience, Libertine is very limited. Remember that the Ubuntu Touch Kernel is using Kernel 3.4. Being an old Kernel, many apps are compiled with newer libraries and fail because of these dependencies that don't exist in Ubuntu 16.04. Then you have the problem of compatibility of the translation of graphics calls from Xorg to MIR (Xmir). this is all a black box to me at the moment but all I know is that many basic apps do not install.
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  7211. Sorry that will not foil Apple or Google or your carrier. There are so many unique identifiers on the phones. Mac Address, IMEI, IMSI, Apple/Google ID, Email. IP address. Browser fingerprint. And they are all associated together so if one is missing, they can lookup the other values. You can't turn off or change the IMEI for example. Good question though since most people don't really understand how these are evolved spy machines.
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  7212.  @CosmoBee7  But you can turn the baseband off. So you're in control of RF.
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  7213. I have no idea when I will get one. Not likely to be in the first batch. So we shall see. The only thing that is unsightly is that the phone will be thick. Thicker than what we are used to since 2007
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  7214. I imagine they'll sell it anywhere if you can afford it. LOL
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  7215. I don't think you watched my other videos on this topic. Custom rom is not an option. I have several recent related videos that answer all this. And I know that many people will not like the Librem specifically but I'm looking at all future available options such as the pinephone.
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  7216. Of course. It's just Linux. Just like any other Linux app.
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  7217. That it quit correct though some changes have to be made to make these apps responsive on a small form factor. But to prove the point, I already made an app for Linux that will work just fine on a Librem 5 (or any Linux). I will demo it in a video this week I hope.
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  7218. You first need to understand how AI works and this is entirely the wrong question. Watch my next video.
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  7219. no. But new PC's do not support Linux yet. They will but we gotta wait
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  7220. Insider info is extremely valuable since the average person does not understand this. Thank you
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  7221. yes
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  7222. The logic is based on something Apple speaks of too. And that is that all data is local to you. It is not sent out of the computer. But the flaw in that is CoPilot cannot function as a personal assistant without processing this data. There are other flaws with the assumption that data is local but I'll have to discuss that in future videos
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  7223. In any case, even if this were truly just default behavior, it will mean that most people will succumb to the attraction of a personal AI servant and will be drawn to the influence of an external machine
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  7224. You do not know what that switch does. So don't assume you understand. A week before, that switch didn't do anything for me. Then likely a Microsoft Update changed it. Now is it really preventing keylogging? Or is it just hiding it from you. You have no idea.
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  7225. That's my point. Their AI is in the cloud. But your local data is a text based analysis of your profile so it will not take up a lot of space. Now Apple claims part of the LLM is local. We'll have to see.
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  7226. Windows 11 is not on your phone
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  7227. Because the site IS NOT A STORE. It is a social media site WITH A STORE.
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  7228. They can keep it on your device. No one has to collect it since it can be read by AI as needed
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  7229. Exactly. When this first started I turned it off and nothing changed. Then 2 weeks later it actually stopped displaying so it made me doubt. Is it just the display or does it actually stop? You can't even disable Edge now. Lots of unknowns here. For their AI to benefit here, they need a secret accumulation of your data.
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  7230. Then it's keylogging. The NPU is needed to scan the screen shots.
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  7231. As I said in my last video, I tried to stop keylogging and it didn't work. Then all of a sudden, two weeks later, the keylogging is no longer displayed (though I don't know if it stopped). So MS is still changing this weekly. It's a moving target at the moment. I think they are re-doing Recall since apparently it wasn't encrypted yet.
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  7232. Watch new AI video. This is exactly true which is why the solution is a LOCAL AI and Linux.
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  7233. This so far is a more aggressive use (Microsoft).
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  7234. You can try some open source Webrtc projects.
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  7235. I hope it's your own TURN
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  7236. It should be clear that only Signal has a "partial" solution.
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  7237. Which means your WebRTC could stop working
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  7238. That could be true. For video. However today, there's no IPV6 routing yet over the Internet. It's only used inside an ISP's network. Of course, though it solves the need for a TURN relay for Signal (assuming no Firewall), the meta data is even worse. And there's the firewall issue which would be more commonly used with IPV6. And there's the other privacy risks associated with IPV6 for other uses.
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  7239. TLS (HTTPS) is used to run the internet. TLS 1.3 is in wide use
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  7240. Those two do work on a De-Googled AOSP
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  7241. Then there''s Startpage. If you can stand the Captchas
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  7242. First of all -- do not use an Antivirus.
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  7243. The algorithm has been supressing this video since day 1
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  7244. You may need it more
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  7245. Chromium is a browser, not a search engine
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  7246. I think only Google Search can intervene in search results by cohort. Anything else is better
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  7247. My friend, this video shows BLACK AND WHITE what is being done. I have not filtered the data in any way. This is factual from their own website. I'm showing you that there is a complete absence of any activity on the opposite side. You can speculate as you wish. I'm not in the business of speculation. So I just state it as what it is. There's more. This is just part of it. However since the interest in this video is not that high, I may not show the other parts. Please do not consider this a political video. It is not. You are free to choose your side. My concern is that the rest may not be given a choice.
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  7248. I already showed you what they are targeting so you are incorrect. There's more. And it's still consistent with what I show here. It will be in other future videos if people are interested
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  7249. You should.
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  7250. As long as it is not Google Search
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  7251. This video is to convince him
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  7252. This is NOT that video. This shows proof of intervention in search results by cohort
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  7253. It is not a Van
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  7254. Since the intent of browser 1 is to feed Google information, why make it more difficult for them?
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  7255. Obviously I failed in making the video clear. Black and White. Google profiles you into cohorts. Google alters the search results to change your opinion. I don't have to talk about what other Search engines do because they cannot do that.
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  7256. This is direct manipulation. Not some feel good search results. This is direct targeting by cohort. This proof has never been shown before
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  7257. And you believe what you're told? I'm here in LA. I could see the damage in Santa Monica. The burned buildings. What did you watch?
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  7258. Choose the search engine on each browser
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  7259. Understand what the video is talking about. that's a pre-Programmed Intervention of results for selected populations. DuckDuckGo or other search engines cannot do that
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  7260. My store is on https://brax.me. Sign up and you see the store
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  7261. I don't see the flaw then. But forgive me for not being so direct
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  7262. They are not illegal to listen to. It is illegal to do 2-Way communication without a license. Each carrier pays multi-millions to license the frequencies.
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  7263. I explained that. They block IMEI (phone model portion) of 3G models. Or they just go by age of the phone
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  7264. Many new phones are eSIM only. For example, iPhones
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  7265. NO ZUCKING AIRPLANE MODE! And if it's an iPhone, turning it off will zuck you anyway!
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  7266. Cool! Glad to be sharing a hobby!
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  7267. What are Jazz magicians? Is that a channel?
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  7268. Thank you!
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  7269. As you can see I live a moderate style of life. No extremes and lots of judicious use of tech
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  7270. Synology is local. That's their main product
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  7271. All new cars are the same.
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  7272. Can't really say if I do. I use Ubuntu and Pop!OS as shown in this video
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  7273. You are so kind! Thank you!
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  7274. I played a Herbie tune.
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  7275. All it takes is a few percent of the people as I say here and we can have power over the establishment
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  7276. You have too much faith in the system.
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  7277. Still he started the approach of polling everything that comes out of Clinton's mouth.
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  7278. We can disagree on this. You really think everything is organic right? I'm not in that camp. Every thing said and done is a manipulation. These kind of things involve too much power to leave it to chance.
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  7279. There are two sets of pollsters, some on the left and some on the right. Yet they were all wrong
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  7280. I've heard this margin of error argument. There are tons of polls. The averages are taken. Once you average, this idea of margin of error becomes false. An election count is not a margin of error. It is a real count. Whatever the number happens to be. You can't say hundreds of polls are all margin of error in the wrong direction. That's not how statistics work. This video is not about whether the vote is for either Candidate btw. That's not the point of the video
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  7281. Whether you like her or not is not the point of this video though. I'm talking about pollsters not getting the pulse of the electorate
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  7282. I wish you'd pay attention to the video which is about pollsters on the left AND the right getting it wrong. NOT about what people voted for in real life.
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  7283. Not possible. You must be some dumb redneck... :)
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  7284. Well the machine is behind them. They just needed the persona to build on that.
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  7285. I'm on X but are you folllowing me there? @rob_braxman
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  7286. I'm not sure you're disagreeing with me. I'm not explaining why people decided to hide their opinions. Whatever the reason, it's privacy.
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  7287. I'm hinting that a little here. Although Trump appears to be an exception because the establishment hates him
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  7288. Interesting. So Big tech is pro trump? What you smokin' dude? BTW I'm in the middle of L.A. My representative is zucking MAXINE WATERS. You know who that is?
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  7289. I use two browsers for Youtube.
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  7290. So someone didn't point out the numbers to Biden and said "go away or we're going to lose"? These things aren't random
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  7291. There are pollsters on the left and on the right. All got it wrong so please understand what I'm saying here.
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  7292. Here in California, ON MY STREET, I can see that 70% of the people voted for Hillary in 2016. So obviously there's nothing secret. Secret from the common man perhaps. Many states publish your party affiliation with your name. I've searched this before.
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  7293. Appreciate it.
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  7294. There are pollsters on the left and on the right so it should even out. But they were all consistently wrong. So I hope you understand the point of the video.
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  7295. I don't recall Rasmussen saying that it was 3 points ahead on the day before the election.
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  7296. Some people in this chat were polled (and lied)
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  7297. Interesting. I live in California. I talk to these people daily. Bye
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  7298. New Copilot+ PCs only. But you received the Keylogging portion. So two separate surveillance events here.
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  7299. The algorithm decides for you.... (which means I am at their mercy). That is one application of AI here on Youtube
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  7300. LOL
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  7301. Clearly that is a problem.
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  7302. LOL. That's true. It's a clue that they're having decryption difficulties even with their Quantum computers.
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  7303. I don't know how I disabled it. The only thing I did was run Glasswire and start blocking some Microsoft programs. But until I can duplicate it, I will be guessing.
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  7304. Make sure you also have a de-Googled phone ...then feel the relief!
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  7305. Qualcomm announced their goal of Linux support. So that's good news since Linux is in use of multiple arm chip devices. And Linux does not have the spyware
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  7306. BTW the reason I don't like using Zorin is because it looks too much like Windows. LOL
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  7307. Haha! Looks like Windows!
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  7308. Yes it is not taking screenshots on that model but it is doing Keylogging so it still knows everything you do on the machine (which Copilot could examine and analyze)
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  7309. Yes this Windows crap on the machine I was using was using Home. My other machines were Pro. But I just didn't want to put my Microsoft Account in again to upgrade. I just cleared all that from the registry
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  7310. That's different because it's not embedded in your machine looking at your private stuff
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  7311. Make sure you subscribe!
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  7312.  @PilotOdyssey  the tech to voice print is top secret I'm sure. Some rudimentary voice print may be available but not like the full proof systems of the 3-letters
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  7313. It was even demonetized earlier but Google reversed the decision. However, they will not feed it. As expected. And such an important message, especially now.
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  7314. You're awesome my friend!
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  7315. i already have two videos on that topic! And nobody zucking watches it like this video! The latest one is only a couple of weeks old ("I'm Done with Iphones") and there's one on Iphone is Privacy.
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  7316. I only sell "Zuckbook" T-Shits (on https://brax.me)
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  7317. You will live without facebook. And you cannot stop data collection, but you can make it meaningless with disinformation. facebook prevents you from doing disinformation. It is the best doxxing tool in the universe. I love it.
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  7318. Thanks!
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  7319. Chris the Internet is a big place. There are many apps. Any app not belonging to Facebook that allows pseudo-anonymity is fine. Can't tell me there are no choices. I left FB long ago. Do I miss it? No. It offered nothing but dangers.
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  7320. only if the VPN uses 1194. Which not all do
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  7321. Why are you Frickin criticizing words I did not invent? Go ask the frickin telecom industry
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  7322. Your meta data reveals all.
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  7323. Expletives? Zuck is an expletive? I invented WTZ. It is on Urban Dictionary. It is not a swear word and I have nuns using it as an alternate expression
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  7324. incredible
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  7325. And what data do you think an open source OS takes? Did you read the source code (like I did)?
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  7326. Can you actually buy that on X? Not aware of that feature.
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  7327. I discuss those virtual environments elsewhere like chroot. Those are fine though they're not usually suited for a casual user with a GUI as you know.
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  7328. That already exists
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  7329. Xen has been around longer and probably has more features. But not supported by all. KVM is the hypervisor built into the Linux Kernel.
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  7330. I run Virt manager from GUI.
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  7331. These have different use purposes.
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  7332. Nice tips!
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  7333. Glad you like them!
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  7334. Well said
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  7335. thanks for the heads up
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  7336. that's now a different security issue, i.e. physical security.
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  7337. Glad you enjoyed it!
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  7338. Did I actually state that? I meant they use VM's. I think we're in sync. I certainly wasn't implying that the only virtualization is done by KVM. That's pretty obvious right? I have another video where I talk about chroot and how that's used for virtualization.
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  7339. What are you talking about? Yes Qubes uses Xen. But this is not a Xen video.
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  7340. No. Not that I'm aware of. At least that's what they claim
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  7341. How does that affect your face? LOL
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  7342. The AI method is still much more efficient than edge storage
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  7343. I do not have an RV. LOL. Watch closely and you see it is moving
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  7344. Apparently what I said in the video as theory is reality with IOS 15. I didn't know it at the time
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  7345. BraX2 phone coming March 1
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  7346. Sensing these frequencies is very easy using RTL SDR and a computer. I've already made videos showing the traffic bands for cell for example. Bluetooth BLE is 2.4GHZ which is outside of the RTL SDR range but is in the range of my other radio SDR receivers. However these are busy frequencies. There is no sure fire way to isolate and prove it is coming from a phone without RF isolation.
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  7347. You think you can put a person, with a computer inside home made faraday cage (box size)? Maybe your understanding of how this can be tested is off
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  7348. SOC - of course not. But Pinephone and Librem 5 (if it works) have physical switches to the proprietary SOC's
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  7349. Yes it works on the specific Faraday bag in the description
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  7350. Awesome. Tell me more
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  7351. Yes it is very hard to do. But it's something that Snowden feared could be done by 3 letter agencies which of course can issue a Fake OS to begin with
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  7352. https://amzn.to/3O86h9Y
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  7353. If you add a switch to an antenna, you've just ruined it since you've changed its resonance
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  7354. Don't you like that I made Linux appear safer from IME? LOL
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  7355. Harder than you think
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  7356. It is absolutely real. Back in 1962 they did a test high altitute nuke explosion near the Marshall Islands and noticed it killed street lights in Hawaii 900 miles away. Remember the Chinese balloon floating above the US? What if that created an EMP?
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  7357. The length of the wire needs to be resonant for it to receive enough power. The longer the wires, the higher the chances. Then after the voltage spikes it would have to spark to cause the damage.
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  7358. No because there's house wiring
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  7359. There is no political commentary in this video. So move on.
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  7360. crash?
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  7361. But a Chinese balloon was in the air and overflew the continent?
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  7362. You can make a new network. I actually have a video of how to do that. It's called AREDN
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  7363. no
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  7364. There will be no power to plug in to. But the EMP event itself is under 1 minute.
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  7365. Pace makers are shielded and not plugged into the grid. They will actually survive though how to replace batteries?
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  7366. Not sure what we are talking about but open wires will spark. It will spark with grounded wires. Even if the breaker is off. Each long wire can have thousands of volts
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  7367. Your house wiring will generate its own voltage and surge all your equipment. Any long wire is susceptible
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  7368. Has to be high altitude explosion. Like 25 miles above
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  7369. I do hope you watch the video first. There is no fire or radiation.
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  7370. I did. They are connected to charge controllers and inverters plus long wires. So they will be zapped.
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  7371. 73. Yes never had the time to do Extra though.
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  7372. Doesn't matter. Google has the transcription
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  7373. Glad you enjoyed it
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  7374. See if Dragon Anywhere does the job.
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  7375. Ubuntu doesn't have speech AI
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  7376. You can use other appstores. But the important thing is No GAPPS and use MicroG
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  7377. convenient! I didn't think of that
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  7378. Flip phones are not recommended now since most are no longer usable in 2021
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  7379. Be careful. Most speech apps use Android TTS so they're just changing the front end
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  7380. No. always remote
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  7381. And Android Auto....
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  7382. On my car, there's a computer in the trunk. However, I hear newer models use Android Auto so I may be zucked if I get a new one.
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  7383. I have a video on the Gyro Sensor which can listen to voice
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  7384. I'm sure you'll be able to pick up a thing or two! Thank you for watching!
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  7385. I know exactly how it works. It captures even the objects in a frame. Transcribes everything I say. Does text recognition on the screen. Maybe I should confuse it with captcha. It is a frame by frame analysis.
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  7386. My pleasure!
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  7387. yes!
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  7388. it's possible. However Dragon has the technology to skip a Google TTS engine. I wouldn't even be surprised if they provided the technology for the Android/Apple/Microsoft /Amazon TTS engine
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  7389. Fingerprint is a capacitance value, not a photo of the fingerprint.
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  7390. You'd have to host your own Mycroft server. So not a minor task.
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  7391. Dragon on a computer is safe.
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  7392. LOL. I know. There's no STT vs TTS. So I'm stuck with what they have.
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  7393. Voice memo is fine. Though if you intend to send the voice memo somewhere, it could contain hidden ultrasound messages. For your own use it's fine.
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  7394. This is why I always say Cybersecurity is not privacy
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  7395. What is my identity? What I give them
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  7396. There's a device fingerprint that will be tracked so one mistake and you're zucked (like logging in to Youtube). A de-Googled phone prevents that
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  7397. thanks for the info
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  7398. Residential proxies are a bit risky if someone downloads illegal content on your shared Internet. Then you take the blame.
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  7399. YT in fact does a frame by frame analysis of my videos, including what's in the background, expressions, text recognition and it transcribes every word I say. They use it to auto-censor.
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  7400. yes it is a security concern
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  7401. Complicated question. At least watch my EMP video
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  7402. BTW I'm in direct contact with Corporate Synology and I got to ask them questions. Synologyis a Taiwan company. I'm sure they hate the CCP
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  7403. Dangerous. It is a DMZ or port forwarding solution.
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  7404. I'm using the Drive App just fine
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  7405. You can just use the browser as well. You can search the app name directly in the store
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  7406. Why a catamaran? No I live in a house. LOL. But it is a Monohull Yacht that you see
    1
  7407. The processor in DS223 is some low power Realtek Arm chip. So an Intel Celeron would be faster. For my initial transfer of files, the DS223 CPU was at 90% almost the whole time so I'm sure it was struggling. However, home users don't usually have that much traffic day to day.
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  7408. The DS220+ is faster (intel)
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  7409. Nextcloud is great. But it needs to be in the cloud to be functional
    1
  7410. I asked Synology and they told me it's BSD
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  7411. I don't use Synology DNS.
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  7412. That is solved if you watched the entire video. Also you can sync with another synology at some other location
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  7413. free
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  7414. SATA drives are cheap. You could start with a pair of 2TB drives.
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  7415. Unless you have an external server providing the relaying service I discuss here (done by synology) you end up opening a port (port forwarding or DMZ) which is dangerous. You can program your own relaying service (I have done that) but Synology offers a solution that's pretty much free.
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  7416. You are basically opening it up to hackers. Not too smart. This is the same as port forwarding
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  7417. No. I'm using it right now for free. But you do need a Synology account
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  7418. You can still use a cable (enabled USB File transfer in developer settings -- which is off by default)
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  7419. By using this solution. You can do it from anywhere
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  7420. You are refunded. But it's really weird to contact me on youtube when you where already there and there are communities and direct chat and tech support buttons in multiple places.
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  7421. Yes you can do that. OpenVPN is in "package center"
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  7422. LOL. The average person in this channel will be mid level. But not at 10!
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  7423. Of course you would with your privacy focused channel!
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  7424. Then you do not have a score of 10! So that's good. Like I said in the video, the average person watching this video will be in the mids. Those with a score of 10 will not have watched at all LOL
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  7425. Thank you!
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  7426. a tinfoil cap? LOL
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  7427. Sure. Have a nice day
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  7428. Site was down and has been restored
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  7429. Then that's fine. If you have your own peer reviewed sources then you can explain them. This was what was available to me then and I will not promote any theory that's not proven. However, the study does indicate there's a risk. So you're apparently not disagreeing with the study.
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  7430. You are extremely incorrect! I did not dismiss anything. However I did not speculate beyond the conclusions of the government study which speak for themselves. The study: there's a probable risk. But I continued on to the privacy risk which is more black and white.
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  7431. So where are we in disagreement?
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  7432. Aside from the fact that I'm a licensed Ham and know about RF, I also studied Medicine. So I hope you have actual data to back up what you say. And though it is clear that some dangers occur with RF, your assumption of "the higher the frequency" has nothing to do with RESONANCE. Maybe study up on Antennas. Not sure what you're disagreeing with exactly though. Since I didn't say RF was safe
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  7433. The international version is the one suited for China
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  7434. It is safe-r because there's no neural engine. But location tracking is extreme in any iphone
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  7435. You're like a kid bandying these words around that you don't truly understand.
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  7436. and I mentioned it! zucked up!
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  7437. no zucking way
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  7438. The claim that that Apple is moving away from Client Side Scanning is debunked by Lois Rossman who read the actual Apple announcement. They said no such thing. They are studying it further but really they were talking about CSAM. The neural engine technology has been on the phone for years.
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  7439. Your cybersecurity buddies don't believe me lol
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  7440. LOL. That's pretty risky. A honeypot would imply you actually have illegal content in which case you are doing something illegal. It is not a honeypot anymore but true crime
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  7441. Generally speaking the OEM apps are under the control of the OS. But the OS has no control over the modem processor since that's a separate CPU. So I don't normally expect anything that's not going to pass through either OS. Yes the caveat is what I would normally "expect".
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  7442. BraX2 phone is our hardware. De-Googled Pixels running AOSP do not have Neural Engine code since it is OPEN SOURCE.
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  7443. First of all the article is WRONG. Apple is not moving away from Client side scanning. The API is on the phone. They specifically are delaying (not stopping) the implementation of Neural Hash of CSAM. But as I explained this is just a cover. Without or without CSAM, the capabilities for client side scanning are built into the Neural engine. The disinformation is to relate all of this to Apple encryption and ADP. ADP was formulated because they were getting hacked by Pegasus. Completely unrelated but without reading this article and understanding the context, it is clearly unrelated to the threat of client side scanning.
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  7444. There is no connection between that and this topic. ADP is a procedure implemented by Apple to prevent people from clicking links and downloading dangerous content. What does that have to do with client side scanning? Nothing. So if you're going to troll, your post will be gone
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  7445. completely irrelevant to this
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  7446. Yo! An old timer!
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  7447. De-Googled phones do not have this
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  7448. Early 2022 video.
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  7449. this is not that hard. There's even a demo of brax.me just recently. Obviously your @username has to be unique. It is rejected if you are using something already in use
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  7450. Welcome aboard!
    1
  7451. Are you kidding me? Apple made the same promise before. Who holds the zucking key?
    1
  7452. Not really much of a debate here. I'm talking about personal privacy and personal use. Use Microsoft 365 for business documents. Just don't use it at home. That's what I'm saying.
    1
  7453. Yes they do
    1
  7454. Can't you use Microsoft 365 on a browser?
    1
  7455. I have a NextCloud video but that has nothing to do with Office features
    1
  7456. Sold out. Currently selling Pixels.
    1
  7457. Thanks. Never used Visio either so no wonder I didn't know it.
    1
  7458. Just don't use it for personal use. Not your problem what your company forces you to use.
    1
  7459. LOL. Too long ago.
    1
  7460. So why not save it is docx?
    1
  7461. Yes they are compatible.
    1
  7462. Risky.
    1
  7463. LOL. I'm sure there are use cases. Though why not have a centralized SQL database?
    1
  7464. Something you need to understand from what I said: Cloud app means cloud can scan your content. Doesn't matter if you save it or not. Simple programming principles.
    1
  7465. Much appreciated
    1
  7466. De-Googled phones have no GAID!
    1
  7467. I don't see the difference can possibly be. Even your email is opened by a browser.
    1
  7468. Google is in every single website you visit
    1
  7469. You have a very interesting line of work. LOL. These "employees" are likely skilled
    1
  7470. You cannot have multiple 2FA phones is the point. So my answer is better.
    1
  7471. You cannot do that because they require 2FA with a Google App (not yet applied to all people but I'm one of those limited by this)
    1
  7472. why? What did I do?
    1
  7473. You realize that requires physical access right? And the phone has to be rooted. So don't root phones
    1
  7474. You can report it Stolen to your carrier and they put it on the IMEI blacklist and no one will ever be able to use that phone again
    1
  7475. Buy a stingray? You kidding? You have to be a government to buy one But if you're a hacker you can build one
    1
  7476. And of course you didn't actually click on it. DID YOU ACTUALLY CHECK WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? hint. I don't ask for anything. No email. No nuttin'.
    1
  7477. Usually what you describe is an MMSI problem in the APN settings which is a carrier problem
    1
  7478. of course
    1
  7479. Price changes depending on models so please visit the store on https://brax.me
    1
  7480. Yes. But there are model limitations. Go to brax.me to see the rules. The service is $130
    1
  7481. If you go to https://brax.me and read the FAQ, you will see which models we accept for BYOD Flashing
    1
  7482. Google Pixel 8 Pro
    1
  7483. brax.me then sign up (with no personal information)
    1
  7484. You could say Blackphones were BraX1. Made by my same dev partners. Though Blackphone production was stopped long ago.
    1
  7485. De-Googling does not involve rooting. We do not root and it is a bad idea to root
    1
  7486. How many minutes does it take to use Uber? C'mon. There's a 24 hour day of tracking
    1
  7487. For rare use it is cheap. Redpocket $60 a year
    1
  7488. https://brax.me. The store is in the site
    1
  7489. It's a CCP phone
    1
  7490. Any carrier
    1
  7491. just go to the website https://brax.me and sign up
    1
  7492. THE VIDEO EVEN SAYS. THERE ARE NO DETAILS REQUIRED TO SIGN UP!!!! I don't care what you do so this information is for others.
    1
  7493. You are completely missing the point. Obviously MS is not going to tell you what I'm telling you
    1
  7494. Good luck with that
    1
  7495. I'm already telling you how now. Use local AI under your control. Reject embedded AI in an OS
    1
  7496. Cannot be de-Googled.
    1
  7497. I don't know yet what the implications of Gemini are because Google already tracks you through the Internet. So they already have data. They may not need the "hear what you hear, see what you see" methodology.
    1
  7498. BraX3 phone on pre-order on Indiegogo.com
    1
  7499. Sorry. What is marketwatch?
    1
  7500. Just go to Linux and dump your iPhone
    1
  7501. What the zuck are you saying? Come to me for what? I'm not in politics.
    1
  7502. Hmmm. So you're saying no invasion occurred?
    1
  7503. Google tracks you through the Internet. So they currently don't need an all knowing AI companion. May still happen but not known currently
    1
  7504. Are you in dreamland? I use only Linux and Open Source OS's. What is this society problem you're imagining? I don't have a problem. Life is quite normal and pleasant
    1
  7505. Merry Christmas!
    1
  7506. Yes Linux
    1
  7507. Conveniently you skip Google/Youtube and Facebook. How interesting.
    1
  7508. iPhone 16 model. Not iOS 16
    1
  7509. check the battery video for AMP HOURS
    1
  7510. ??? Are you talking about the Solar Panel? The voltage directly correlates to how fast the battery charges.. Without the proper voltage the power will just reverse. Try this for an experiment. Wire the solar cells in parallel and keep the voltage low. All the amps in the world will not charge the battery. You'll have a lot of amps though (for your voltage). And it should apparent that the amount of sunshine will cause the amps to change on a moment by moment basis. So how do you compare this with another panel unless the sunshine is fixed? This test just shows that there are more cells than is required for the given voltage. i.e. they didn't skimp.
    1
  7511. This is one where it was fun as a toy but I wanted to wait till it was actually useful. Usually I'm an early adopter.
    1
  7512. Yes. That works fine. Or you can also plug in directly to the solar panel as well which has some USB ports (depending on what you're charging)
    1
  7513. I'm certain it will. I considered the jackery 500 as well
    1
  7514. I hope you're not too worried. LOL. At least I won't be doing the attacking
    1
  7515. Only on Indiegogo but shipped anywhere including India.
    1
  7516. we control the firmware updates. 6 years
    1
  7517. Yes
    1
  7518. On a de-Googled phone you can only use YT on a browser.
    1
  7519. You really think that is worth $1K for something that's not even open source?
    1
  7520. Yes
    1
  7521. This is not a development project. It is already done. We're just doing assembly
    1
  7522. Yes it will. Plans are not part of the phone. It's just the phone. You get your service from your usual provider, Telstra etc
    1
  7523. Yes go to Indiegogo and look at the multiple order discount options
    1
  7524. yes
    1
  7525. You can pre-order it now for EU
    1
  7526. Everyone in the world except for USA Verizon
    1
  7527. Missing? Add whatever you want. Signal, Session
    1
  7528. yes
    1
  7529. Yes. No difference in price
    1
  7530. Not Verizon. I suggest using our de-Googled Pixels for Verizon (on brax.me)
    1
  7531. Yes we can ship to India
    1
  7532. I use and promote both DuckDuckGo and Startpage. Each has different pros and cons to fit different situations
    1
  7533. Your phone calls Apple HQ many thousands of times a day for various tracking reasons. Not just this
    1
  7534. Yes there are proof of concepts of wifi being used to do scans of the environment.
    1
  7535. A real mesh network like BLE is open ended and can be used for any number of purposes. Some fixed networks are not the same level of threat (like meters and LoRa). Not sure what tech is used in Meters but it has to be older.
    1
  7536. No. But how do you do that?
    1
  7537. I was not aware that CALEA law required functionality if off.
    1
  7538. You have to assume there's some sort of government tracker in there
    1
  7539. Why bother? Don't buy it!
    1
  7540. yes. That side of the phone is normal
    1
  7541. The price of the BraX2 phone available 3/1 is $379 + shipping
    1
  7542. The phone only versions are definitely safer but they don't work indoors
    1
  7543. I am out of stock of BraX2 International versions now. We have Pixels for Australia
    1
  7544. How do you think you "receive" it? Your subscription is explained to you in Brax.Me Chat. And your subscription details show up in Settings. That's where you buy it so that's where it will be
    1
  7545. Some of that is encrypted (depending on the police department)
    1
  7546. No! This is the point to the whole discussion about hardware switches. See my video on Hardware Kill Switches. And on top of that, standard Apk apps are using Google API's so they're transmitting data to it anyway. This is also why people are looking at the Librem 5 and Pinephone.
    1
  7547. Oneplus One and Nexus 5 are the best choices for UT. And soon, the Pinephone
    1
  7548.  @iflnr978  This video is about Ubports on a oneplus one.
    1
  7549. At the moment, I don't believe it works on any Samsung phone.
    1
  7550. S8 is not a supported device for this
    1
  7551. And there is already porting activity for the Librem 5, and Pinephone GNU/Linux devices, and the Raspberry PI 4. Also, there's work on Halium which should make it easier to support future phones. And they are already working on the next LTS moving from Ubuntu 16.04 to 20.
    1
  7552. Tutorial just got posted!
    1
  7553.  @123JAILBREAKME  LOL!
    1
  7554. There's a port of Telegram (Teleports) and my own messaging app Brax.Me (open source) works fine. But Whatsapp spies on your meta data so hopefully you'll avoid that.
    1
  7555. Stay tuned. I haven't gotten that far yet.
    1
  7556. I can still access Mylife.com as of now
    1
  7557. Next time please identify the intent of the link since it will be blocked. "Mylife.com Shut Down" and I was just talking about this in my live streams. Now shut down Axciom, Intelius, Spokeo, etc too
    1
  7558. Cool. No access to Sailfish in the USA for me.
    1
  7559. Thank you!
    1
  7560. LOL. Where did you get that? You will definitely hurt the feelings of the people who made it at Ubports.com.
    1
  7561. Am initializing Libertine now. I'm not sure I like this Libertine caged environment. This is where PureOS would be better.
    1
  7562. It has its use of course (Android custom ROM). However, if you've seen that I was developing a Linux app with Kali Linux-like features. Those will not work in a virtualized environment since the locked-down Android device will surely stop me. There's no chance that app will get approved on Android. I already have a small version of the app on the Google play store with just limited functionality. Also you got issues like support for the desktop environment (compatibility with the X11 server, Compositor etc.). So good enough for command line stuff but not anything too advanced.
    1
  7563. The phone part works pretty standard like any other phone. Nothing different. The browsing is as good as any Android. The only problem is that it's not as fast as a newer phone or my iPhone. But for a privacy device, it works just fine.
    1
  7564. Have you done any ports yourself?
    1
  7565.  @EvenTheDogAgrees  LOL. Thanks for watching!
    1
  7566. Darn. That's no fun!
    1
  7567. There is nothing you can do with an iphone other than to remove the sim card and turn it into an ipod
    1
  7568. LOL. They will have that on the Pinephone at some point (Keyboard). The pins are already there
    1
  7569. The one in the video came from Ebay. Unfortunately this video is causing a run on Oneplus One phones so I'm not buying any until the price goes down.
    1
  7570. True. My purpose here is not to show a device that can compete with iOS and Android. I'm showing a device that we can use to protect our privacy in some way but be useful. A flip phone alternative is not too useful.
    1
  7571. This is an Internet Privacy channel and your name is 'Noname'. Must be a very smart AI. LOL
    1
  7572. There is one! It should even be linked at the end of the video
    1
  7573. My expectations are different than yours since this is the privacy channel. For privacy, my only choice at the moment is a Blackberry Bold 9900 from 2011.
    1
  7574.  @Clarc115  Anytime!
    1
  7575. so any surprises? And apparently there's some DRM stuff you can install for video streaming?
    1
  7576. Thank you!
    1
  7577. yup! Would be nice!
    1
  7578. Thank you!
    1
  7579.  @janedagger  Load LIneage OS on the 5x
    1
  7580. Enjoy!
    1
  7581. Check out ubports.com for supported devices. And more are being added.
    1
  7582. Not bad
    1
  7583. yes. any. The motorolas and Oneplus though don't work on Verizon. Pixels work with any
    1
  7584. ALL. Not "a lot"
    1
  7585. No one has 5G
    1
  7586. I will tell one day when they really have 5G....years from now
    1
  7587. They can "demand" all they want. LTE will be supported so zuck them
    1
  7588. make sure it is https
    1
  7589. Yes. that's the way it works.
    1
  7590. LTE is 4G
    1
  7591. Bad move
    1
  7592. They can do that even with Wifi
    1
  7593. Interesting. Another new word for VoLTE
    1
  7594. Yes
    1
  7595. I sell Oneplus phones. Some of them are finicky. So I've focused on the Oneplus 6. But not much stock to get here
    1
  7596. It would help to know what you consider as a big confusing term. 5G? LTE? LTE? Frequencies? That way I can adjust to my audience.
    1
  7597. Did you watch the video? NO ONE has 5G. You have 4G LTE+ or LTE Advanced (which they are calling 5G but it's not)
    1
  7598. The original name was 4G LTE Advanced. Some Say 4G+. Basically the term 5G was a marketing choice. The true 5G is millimeter wave technology and is not yet being used beyond small testing areas. Our current phones do not use those frequencies.
    1
  7599. No. It's still there. LOL. For a long time to come
    1
  7600. There is no 5G so how can there be a 5G antenna, right?
    1
  7601. /e/ Is NOT USA.
    1
  7602. Not true.
    1
  7603. There is actually no GSM or CDMA anymore (or in a few months) in the USA
    1
  7604. I'm not "living" on a boat but yes this is a sailing yacht
    1
  7605. I don't measure SAR. I have no idea
    1
  7606. The radiation is the same. They use the same frequencies
    1
  7607. Hahahaha!
    1
  7608. Not really. It's LineageOS on a UMIDIGI phone. Same thing as I sell but cheaper phone model
    1
  7609. Yes. Although as the video says, there is no real 5G
    1
  7610. I have many videos on the Librem 5. But I have not received mine (2 years+)
    1
  7611. Could you tell me where it failed? there was a bug that I caused yesterday but I thought I fixed it.
    1
  7612. Nothing safe with either of these
    1
  7613. no
    1
  7614. I think they are solving this through a new portal called Odysee. The platform is based mostly on P2P instead of centralized servers originally. I'm guessing Odysee is more centralized.
    1
  7615. Find the device.
    1
  7616. Not going to work. System services are not apps
    1
  7617. So you're acknowledging that scammers go to protonmail? Great. You've just proven that it is in fact a target
    1
  7618. It will run on the browser. I will check if there's some issue with the app store
    1
  7619. Sorry. So little time now. In case you didn't notice...
    1
  7620. Makes no difference. You are crowd verified and identified with all identities matched from past to future and connected. Plus facially recognized. Is this a new Zuck trick to make you think you're safer?
    1
  7621. You sound well educated on this
    1
  7622. I have a video on GPG
    1
  7623. Sounds like a good idea. Who's offering this?
    1
  7624. Good but contact lists are still a concern
    1
  7625. That's the best. Or XMPP in general.
    1
  7626. Apple is a specific animal in itself and I have more dedicated videos to the Apple Spyphone
    1
  7627. correct
    1
  7628. It is always possible that some supply chain spyware is loaded on ANY device. From ANY manufacturer. Unfortunately, it would take some forensic experts to prove it
    1
  7629. yes
    1
  7630. You can't control others adding you to their contact list though
    1
  7631. For anyone looking at this comment, understand the actual issues which this person doesn't completely get: Privacy is about managing IDENTITY not ENCRYPTION. Anything that endangers your identity endangers your privacy, regardless of encryption. Thus if your identity is made clear from meta-data there is no zucking confidentiality, 3 Letter agencies understand this very well! And they're happy when misguided individuals think otherwise.
    1
  7632. I have my own base of experience and I don't really pay attention to what other people say in their videos. I will let my own analysis speak for itself.
    1
  7633. because?
    1
  7634. And what if you set up 100-200 accounts? It's not like they couldn't afford new phone numbers. Or delete contacts and upload a new set
    1
  7635. From 3-Letters some more extreme measures would be needed. Correct.
    1
  7636. Sorry my friend. I'm not misinterpreting anything. A burner phone has a very limited use. Very limited. One time use. Throwaway at the dumpster. No apps. There's a video on it.
    1
  7637. Burner phones are USELESS. Watch my Burner phone video.
    1
  7638. I hope you challenge your intellect here. This channel offers deeper content. Don't assume you understand based on what you're told. Signal is fine for certain uses like family. In some cases it will not hide you. There are tons of options out there that don't have meta data.
    1
  7639. Because I'm not in China and I don't know those apps
    1
  7640. Thanks
    1
  7641. Welcome aboard!
    1
  7642. You're making up your own meta data. Not the meta data they actually have (locations, identity)
    1
  7643. Cool to know!
    1
  7644. Are you racist? I'm not Chinese
    1
  7645. You need to watch the Big Tech video. I answer YOU specifically
    1
  7646. To save you
    1
  7647. That's the point. Be aware of the apps you use. Be aware of alternatives.
    1
  7648. So nice of you
    1
  7649. My pleasure
    1
  7650. There are so many solutions that don't have tracking of extra information.
    1
  7651. Intelligence community can guess what you say. I probably can too if I had the data
    1
  7652. If you watch my videos you will get a pattern here of what I teach. Protect the identity on your data emissions and you protect your privacy. Data emissions cannot stop
    1
  7653. exactly
    1
  7654. Sure. It could be intentional. But at least you decide what is seen. Not the other way around
    1
  7655. Some multiple email approach is good. I have a video on strategizing this
    1
  7656. I hope you're smarter than that. All they'd have to do is send a copy of their database to someone and all the meta data is there plus all the non encrypted data. Nothing needs to be done on a server. Not everything is about encryption.
    1
  7657. Right on!!!!!
    1
  7658. Unfortunately it would go out of date so fast. This kind of fast moving information is better handled by videos.
    1
  7659. What???????? Go watch my video on Best Messaging App 2021
    1
  7660. welcome! Thanks for watching and will check out your channel
    1
  7661. Watch the videos (Beginner playlist). And you can be private
    1
  7662. Why don't you sign up to Brax.me , join the community and then see what information it asked you.
    1
  7663. doesn't that make you angry?
    1
  7664. You should!
    1
  7665. Watch my video on the "Idaho Killer"
    1
  7666. The problem is once the phone number is used, it's out of your hands since people automatically import their contact lists. So I use Signal only with family since that relationship map is already known and defined.
    1
  7667. Think about the fact that all your friends uploaded via THEIR contact lists. Not yours.
    1
  7668. There's a BYOD order form on the store. And all the info is there
    1
  7669. https://brax.me
    1
  7670. Authenticators like Google Authenticator, Authy (which is the same thing), Duo and such apps work
    1
  7671. I use MVNO's all the time. But the limitations are on the main carrier. No one accepts 3G for new accounts
    1
  7672. I've never used e-SIM so I don't know. However, it is not as fast and simple as removing a SIM card for the moments that you need them. You just need a Sim card tool in your wallet
    1
  7673. no
    1
  7674. watch in low resolution then. LOL
    1
  7675. There are so many RECENT videos on this. Check out the last 6 videos
    1
  7676. I'm not clear on the benefits of their model. it's basically centralized filtering. I don't even think the phone is de-Googled
    1
  7677. I don't do Huawei phones. Newer Huawei's cannot be OEM unlocked
    1
  7678. Yes. It is interesting but would require so much research and it would be for each phone
    1
  7679. It is a good option in Europe. Highly recommended. I wish I could try it out
    1
  7680. I can't
    1
  7681. I really do. I just want all of us to be left alone to live our lives.
    1
  7682. Tmobile still supports Pixel 1 as well
    1
  7683. makes me happy to know!
    1
  7684. The problem is the unlocking of the bootloader. Yes.
    1
  7685. Linux phones are not completely ready yet. But you can play around with a pinephone and see what's up
    1
  7686. LOL!
    1
  7687. Pinephone?
    1
  7688. Good to know
    1
  7689. https://brax.me sign up and store is on the menu
    1
  7690. yes
    1
  7691. They were very bad at spying. Which is fortunate for us
    1
  7692. I'm sure that will be fine since it's LineageOS
    1
  7693. the community needs to invest in developing the software! and the rest will follow
    1
  7694. there are only 3 carriers in the USA. TMobile, ATT and Verizon. All the rest are "MVNO's" meaning they contract with the 3.
    1
  7695. that's not something I mentioned. Maybe Microsoft Surface tablets?
    1
  7696. I wasn't aware of that. I move my Tmobile sim cards all day. I use it to test phones
    1
  7697. Awesome info. I can't get Sailfish in the US. It is EU only
    1
  7698. that's why they made the Pinephone
    1
  7699. Everything is discussed on my app https://brax.me
    1
  7700. thanks for the voice of experience. I have never used a KaiOS phone
    1
  7701. I do have a service but we do not do LG
    1
  7702. It's not a bad or good. It's that ATT dropped some Pixel models and Nexus 5, Pinephone (which have been great privacy phone options) just because they don't support VoLTE.
    1
  7703. 11K = no one watched. LOL.
    1
  7704. LOL. Panama canal to get to you!
    1
  7705. Let's go sailing
    1
  7706. This is probably not targeted towards you. The video that applies is "Degoogled Phones in Real Life". I have been simplifying my videos and lessening the tech, and I'm losing viewers.
    1
  7707. No personal experience with that. But that's useful to know
    1
  7708. You need a compatible ROM
    1
  7709. actually yes
    1
  7710. Can you?
    1
  7711. The problem is that the current 5G is just 4G with beam forming. I don't think Millimeter waves are in effect yet (true 5G). Beam forming is the privacy threat
    1
  7712. yes Faraday bag works. But not sure about the usability.
    1
  7713. That is not correct
    1
  7714. Use it if you want
    1
  7715. LOL. I understand your thoughts and they are valid. However, since I understand the tech involved, under normal circumstances (protecting against Stingray, SS7, simjacking), there is actual code in the SIM card so without it, your phone doesn't transmit unless you hit 911. Are there other signals being emitted? Yes, there's wifi and bluetooth. Not sure if the phone checks in to something every once in awhile. I'll probably never know. But I think for most common threats, my analysis is correct
    1
  7716. Watch the video How to Set Up a BraX2 Phone
    1
  7717. newpipe is a youtube front end which you can use on a de-Googled phone
    1
  7718. I appreciate the update. I haven't tried anything new with the pinephone
    1
  7719. They make it harder every day!
    1
  7720. Yes. You can try it. Go to Brax.Me
    1
  7721. I sell pre-DeGoogled phones. Most are Pixels currently
    1
  7722. Hoping for some big improvements later in 2021.
    1
  7723. You're making that up. There is no rule that requires me to log activity. I've never logged activity
    1
  7724. Any such feature will zuck you. Watch my Speech AI video
    1
  7725. When the sim card is there, the phone is constantly connected with HQ to receive calls and texts. When there is no sim card, it doesn't transmit unless you hit 911
    1
  7726. probably nowhere. They didn't win
    1
  7727. join my app https://brax.me
    1
  7728. It is actually not true they lock sim to a particular phone. they do that only during activation but you will find in real use, that you can switch sim cards around.
    1
  7729. I wasn't aware I could "take" delivery. Believe me I would take delivery if it's offered. But it's not offered.
    1
  7730. not going to help. It's tracking you like craze plus you have a device fingerprint
    1
  7731. I'm sure it's fine though I don't use it
    1
  7732. I would say Pixel 4 / Pixel 4 XL
    1
  7733. Correct. But to initiate the call, your device has to initiate the signal by dialing 911. Otherwise your phone is not active
    1
  7734. I feel helpless
    1
  7735. Not anymore. You could make one I suppose. A Raspberry PI with a modem.
    1
  7736. Unfortunately there are ways around firewalls (for example Netguard)
    1
  7737. De-Googled phones I make will work worldwide if the model is not specific to the US. I only have one phone that is a USA model
    1
  7738. Airplane mode does absolutely nothing for you
    1
  7739. no effect
    1
  7740. Yes. Use BraxVirtual Phone. I was going to redo my video to do that setup
    1
  7741. Glad you like it!
    1
  7742. Use the aurora store too
    1
  7743. YT suppresses any anti-zuck video I make. Or maybe it's just the times. This is why I can't make too many. But It's not new. Go to Urban Dictionary and look for 'What the Zuck'. I'm credited with that.
    1
  7744. Use Signal instead of Zucking Whatsapp
    1
  7745. You cannot de-Google the SM "U" variant which is the USA version. Has to be International ("F"). But I don't currently do Samsungs.
    1
  7746. I'd like to actually read the source code for Ubuntu 16.04 init scripts, particularly the chroot and the launching of the LXC so i can see how all this works. But I didn't go to that level of detail at least for this video.
    1
  7747. That could be. the android-initramfs.img could just be the ram disk area. I didn't specify the location of the halium container in the video. But that would make sense since it has to be loaded immediately after boot. The UT init is paused while the LXC container initializes since it has to be running before UT makes any calls.
    1
  7748. lol
    1
  7749. Enjoy laptops! They're fine and have big bright screens!
    1
  7750. not currently supported. Maybe later in the next year
    1
  7751. Yes you are correct! Hard to use that way though and some parts are buggy
    1
  7752. I don't believe the Youtube Studio works on a phone on the browser. Seems like a sizing problem
    1
  7753. I ship to Canada. https://brax.me
    1
  7754. LOL. No. I can try any bank on the phone.
    1
  7755. You still have to de-Google it. Makes no difference
    1
  7756. yes
    1
  7757. We have an unlimited plan. But this is phone service only. No data. No SIM. You need to use Wifi or some existing data
    1
  7758. Not supported
    1
  7759. Good
    1
  7760. It's just too new. So you have to wait until some developer buys it and customizes it
    1
  7761. I ship to Canada.
    1
  7762. We do ship to Ireland. We will have an EU drop ship station in the works so that would reduce duties to just VAT and hopefully cheaper shipping.
    1
  7763. I already confirmed that if you ever logged in via browser then it will send signals likely via web worker.
    1
  7764. I do browser isolation. No app
    1
  7765. You can use any name you want!
    1
  7766. On a De-Googled phone, no app (even a Google app if it runs), can take your identity. That's really the secret
    1
  7767. Email has no user interface. You use whatever email client suits you. Email is a service
    1
  7768. In general you check if your device is compatible on lineageos.org
    1
  7769. It will track you if you use IMAP on K-9. That's exactly what I used. It's better to forward the Gmail to another service like Braxmail!
    1
  7770. Yes you can do that. But on a browser that's not logged in to google. Reset cookies on that browser to clear out all past logines.
    1
  7771. Thank you my friend! You're always the first to watch!!!
    1
  7772. Thanks so much franswazzel!
    1
  7773. Are you serious? Watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrYOgA1gYvc
    1
  7774. I'm not known on Youtube so I have to build it up from scratch!
    1
  7775. Let's zuck em all Emma!
    1
  7776. True!
    1
  7777. It would be great!
    1
  7778. I didn't know that I was selling things that require tracing. I just sell phones and networking products and services.
    1
  7779. There's trust involved. So just so you know, I'm a real person running a VPN service with your privacy in mind. Not a big corporation
    1
  7780. Zuck knows we're zucked because no one will listen.
    1
  7781. That Librem 5 attempts to change that. They even built some GUI widgets for phone use called Libhandy. I'm going to start using it shortly on that app
    1
  7782. Not sure what you're commenting on in a Linux video. Shouldn't this comment be on a Ham video? 73!
    1
  7783. Cool. I didn't know anything about that site. Is it busy?
    1
  7784. I would if I could! LOL. I ordered in July so I could be at the back of the list
    1
  7785. I signed on for Aspen but unlikely to get one! Maybe Aspen is just 100 units.
    1
  7786. Yes same here. Old computers still run fine and even the meager Raspberry PI is functional.
    1
  7787. Thank you. Music is from the free music library of Youtube. Can't just use anything (including any covers I play myself) since I will be demonetized.
    1
  7788. I'm going to be the tester for all of you so I'm willing to invest in it. The only bad thing so far is that it is much chunkier. It's very thick.
    1
  7789. Absolutely right! And I take that for granted.
    1
  7790. Well there are little details that mess you up. Version differences for some apps. Yum vs Apt repositories. On and on. Then the worse are device drivers. You'll have to scour the net for the proper device driver. These are time wasters. And I have enough differences just between Raspbian (for my Pi projects) and Debian for my servers. Sometimes we just want things to work and not learn things as a hobbyist.
    1
  7791. I'm really a newbie with all these distros. LOL. I've stuck to Debian so I don't have to relearn anything. That's the only reason. Arch is definitely a good distro. I've been using Debian and its forks for awhile. I try to keep things simple and write procedures for launching servers that always work so I try to avoid variations when I can. That probably meant I didn't have time to test out other distros.
    1
  7792. Thank you!
    1
  7793. Yes! Working on that video!
    1
  7794. Thank you buddy!
    1
  7795. a standard de-Googled phone. We have them on Brax.me but we are backordered
    1
  7796. Yes dude. I know about Termux but these do not give you full access to your hardware. You have to go through the drivers of Android. This is the same with loading Linux on Chrome OS or running Ubuntu Subsystem on Windows 10. Did you see the sample I app I built? That's not going to run on those for sure. You think they'd let me jam a network?
    1
  7797. Unfortunately, this is not yet implemented satisfactorily on an Ubuntu Touch OS. Looking forward to see this work better on Gnome or KDE based mobile OS's
    1
  7798. Hey bro. Termux and some other emulators including ssh emulators are useful for minimal things you can do on a command line. Not dissimilar to running Linux Subsystem on Windows 10. Or an even closer option is running Linux on Chrome OS. But unfortunately, if you know about making an app like me, you will realize that these are limited options. A lot of things don't work. You're still relying on the host system and they will block something and you will be frustrated. I guess their useful for learning a few things like command line stuff. But you're not going to be successful running full Desktop Environments like Gnome. If you saw the app I was building, you will realize that that requires full access to the network at root privilege. That kind of app wouldn't work on an emulator.
    1
  7799. This Kryptall must cost an arm and a leg. Though I'm sure you can afford it! The problem is that obscure references does not reveal the methodology. The baseband and wifi are usually built in as an SoC (System on a Chip) and the restrictions for how these are built are controlled by patents owned by Qualcomm and Mediatek. For this reason, it's usually impossible to make direct modifications to the motherboard. And someone selling a custom lot isn't going to have the leverage to demand a new motherboard. Also there are laws that prevent tampering of the baseband portion. Really restricted proprietary firmware in there. And now we discover that this has a backdoor. So some 3 letter agency can control your phone if you have this standard firmware (which it will have). On a Librem 5, you can power off the switch because they mounted the baseband as a separate component. It's not on the main board. Even the Librem 5 can be hacked with simjacking. However, not if the switch is off. Thus even with that, it's not a perfect solution. Let's face it. We are now in a world of extreme surveillance and no one seems to care. I feel helpless. The hardware switches are partial solutions. I'd rather not use the phone. Mostly I use my own secure app Brax.Me because I don't trust anyone else. Also there are other competitors of "secure phones" that are not in your list. It's hard to compare any of them to each other without having them all in my hands and then grilling the sellers on their methodology. To varying degrees, many of these phones are made to be "cybersecure" (meaning keeping their data encrypted on the device so no one steals your nude pics) but not necessarily privacy phones. Thus even the word "secure" is misused. I'll discuss these in Friday nights live stream 8pm PST
    1
  7800. This KryptAll has an interesting approach similar to what Librem 5 uses. Likely some encrypted VOIP. So definitely has potential. But gotta plug those secret holes with hidden firmware in there, just like IME on Intel computers.
    1
  7801. KryptAll makes no mention of any hardware switch. Meaning it's still a spy brick from Firmware. For example, still subject to SS7 and Simjacking. Wifi still subject to Wifi probes. It may be cybersecure (that I can believe) but it is not private. Only the Librem 5 and Pinephone have hardware switches. This is a critical point. But then again, depends on who you're protecting yourself from. I'm making a new video that revisits this topic (particularly Simjacking). I discussed this in a 2 hour live stream if you don't want to wait for the short version.
    1
  7802. Hello there friend. I did a video on rooting Android and talked about options like Lineage OS (your Cyanogenmod) and Graphene etc. Just understand the purpose of this channel which is Internet Privacy. So of course the video goes a little deeper than what is apparent about Linux. Because of the claws of Google on Android, it may be impossible to remove the tentacles of Google tracking using those boot rom replacements. For example, Wifi triangulation is likely on the firmware. So this makes each and every Android phone unsound for privacy. My other reasons are explained on that video. So that's why I'm not going to push an Android solution, including a custom rom. Thanks for watching!
    1
  7803. Hahaha. Well there's no demand for a linux phone app before so demand creates the push. I've been in software development for a long time. And usually when I'm convinced to do something (like make an app for a particular platform), it's an indication of a trend change. It started when I made apps for this computer called an IBM PC.
    1
  7804. Welcome! And hopefully a Linux will be an everyday common device and cheap in the future
    1
  7805. I suppose it's possible. But might be slow
    1
  7806. But you can install it anyway.
    1
  7807. Welcome! I'm a musician myself. Though I don't really do much electronic production anymore since I'm more of an acoustic jazz pianist. I just mostly use Audacity. I used to do VST's on Windows but not lately. Will be interested to see how Linux has evolved with this. I don't know what the Ham Radio Linux podcast is but thanks for the heads up.
    1
  7808. Exciting when it happens
    1
  7809. On the video I was talking about cross platform VM's btw just to be clear. If HyperV is not enabled maybe you have to root it
    1
  7810. I just checked that out and it looks like the sample app I'm building...
    1
  7811.  @RayH0  I only learned all of that last week! So can't be too hard! LOL. Objective-C is more of pain. Mostly because everything is made to be obscure. But yes I have a particular set of skills....LOL
    1
  7812. Wow you go way back on Linux. LOL. I was probably using UNIX then.
    1
  7813. But the external website will still see your actual IP.
    1
  7814. Android apps already run in a VM (Android Run time or previously Dalvik Run Time)
    1
  7815. I use ALL OS's.
    1
  7816. Yes of course you can do that.
    1
  7817. Yes you can do that too.
    1
  7818. Thanks a lot!
    1
  7819. Android already runs all apps in a VM (Android Run Time / Dalvik)
    1
  7820. why not just encrypted messaging apps?
    1
  7821. Thanks!
    1
  7822. it is http. Just go to brax.me instead
    1
  7823. I hope you paid attention to the video. Your young people will adopt it so fast in a blink of an eye. It doesn't have to be forced. So we will be zucked because of society's choices
    1
  7824. It's good against vampires
    1
  7825. tl;dr; We will bring CBDC and its evils upon ourselves because of our own bad choices with tech.
    1
  7826. Share it please!
    1
  7827. I thought I explained that. Or maybe you didn't watch the video?
    1
  7828. I explained that in last Wednesday's video. SIM card removal will work
    1
  7829. Hardly ever true.. GPL licensed sotware is almost always recognized to be GPL and frequently found on Github
    1
  7830. Yay!
    1
  7831. At the moment Startpage is less censored. Though it uses Google results.
    1
  7832. BraxOS
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  7833. I'm sure your understanding is up to par now.
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  7834. no reason unless you set up multiple accounts. try again
    1
  7835. You are talking about a different protocol like Sonic Wall VPN's using IPSEC. That has nothing to do with personal VPN's
    1
  7836. Not with a VPN
    1
  7837. So nice of you
    1
  7838. Our VPN handles DNS obfuscation already using Pi-Hole
    1
  7839. Yes it is also banned by many websites
    1
  7840. I was coined this early on. In Urban Dictionary What the Zuck (WTZ) is credited to me
    1
  7841. Oh you mean use a Proxy from Brazil to skirt this law?
    1
  7842. And you're a Brazilian in Austin? How does even relate? LOL
    1
  7843. Communicate on Brax.me with Tech Support or a community chat
    1
  7844. Don't combine TOR and VPN unless you specifically know what you're doing or you will be less secure. Just stick to TOR
    1
  7845. tongue in cheek
    1
  7846. What does this have to do with a VPN? Calls and Texts are not connected to a VPN
    1
  7847. 99.999% of VPN users DO NOT BELONG IN THIS CATEGORY! SUCH A STUPID COMMENT!
    1
  7848. You are very correct. But currently iPV6 doesn't route to the Internet. So it's like the LAN of the carrier. I do have an iPV6 video but looks like you already understand it.
    1
  7849. brax.me does not track. It's in our ethos and open source.
    1
  7850. I've stated and graphically shown in the video what can be seen at each point
    1
  7851. From which end? Not from the VPN server
    1
  7852. We do some ad blocking using pi-hole but not enough for YT to notice and it doesn't block YT ads
    1
  7853. Braxrouter software is in our store.
    1
  7854. Your local coffee shop is a great haven for hackers then. No VPN on Public wifi? That gets you zucked fast!
    1
  7855. Try it on Odysee. But Linus Tech Tips discussed downloading YT videos and he got a Community Guidelines Strike from YT.
    1
  7856. Protocol is figured out via PORT. So no.
    1
  7857. I don't have a moderator here. This is YT doing it. Nothing from you in the "Held for Review" area
    1
  7858. Argue with the other guys in the comments who say otherwise then
    1
  7859. Yes. a very common use for business networks as well. Though this uses a different protocol.
    1
  7860. obviously
    1
  7861. I use a VPN 24/7 for everything (BytzVPN which is mine). I use it for banking, YT, everything. But you have to establish a pattern. It's not just the VPN. Next video
    1
  7862. I haven't actually looked at the architecture but I wanted to build something like this before. My idea is that a large bunch of users randomly route traffic through each other thus creating disnformation. Since they would be legit home IP's with no VPN, then Netflix wouldn't block. And since it would user to user the traffic would be minimal. But for it to work, there should a large number of people so there's many IP's.
    1
  7863. I will have stock by Monday
    1
  7864. US servers are subject to the 4th amendment and cannot be invaded without a warrant. So at least you're aware of issues. I have VPN servers all over the world now and they are not subject to the 4th amendment. However, it maybe a moot point since there are no logs
    1
  7865. Hopefully the aim is not just hiding an IP address but having encryption. If you know how your email goes back and forth, you'd probably want to rethink that. Commercial proxies are honeypots. In Australia, they have a government proxy. How cool is that? Centralized information for mass surveillance.
    1
  7866. I have a standard paypal!
    1
  7867. It is all open and most of it is open source. However my code is open but not free.
    1
  7868. DSL = Cable Modem.
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  7869. yes absolutely. But normally you don't want to use a VPN for gaming for speed reasons
    1
  7870. https://brax.me
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  7871. That VIP72socks is nothing more than a Proxy which is not encrypted. That's very weak protection. This is a socks5 router. All traffic is routed plus ad-blocking built in and TOR or VPN option. It is available at rob.brax.me only.
    1
  7872. Yes of course
    1
  7873. The way I do it is a lot simpler. My BraxRouter product can be used as a Wired VPN. There's a video that shows my setup. The VPN is installed by BraxRouter so no software is needed on any device. New video https://youtu.be/Up2hwtkVyUQ
    1
  7874. Just go to https://brax.me, sign up and you will see the store
    1
  7875. LOL. Not a popular video
    1
  7876. Seen by whom? De-Googled phones are decentralized. That's the whole point
    1
  7877. nothing special. They're only a risk if you're a law enforcement target
    1
  7878. yes if the battery is removable
    1
  7879. Unless you tell me, I don't know what it's doing. I have my own filters for bad words and 3-letter agencies. But I can see those automated filters
    1
  7880. separate
    1
  7881. Well both parties need to know the key for symmetric (which is why it's symmetric). Brax.Me End-to-End is Symmetric btw
    1
  7882. Fortunately GPG supports Symmetric. But you can send an Asymmetric to pass the key the first time and then use Symmetric thereafter
    1
  7883. mi espanol es muy mal. Necessito usar Google Translate, especialmente con palabras technical
    1
  7884. No. Not an issue
    1
  7885. @Cgoo Last I haven't physically seen a Q10 but the support for newer LTE is a big positive.
    1
  7886. @Cgoo Last Yes
    1
  7887.  @ThirdEyeGoat369  that could be an issue
    1
  7888. Don't use any new Blackberry!!! That's just Android! It must use the Blackberry OS. So make sure to check. If it's a phone then it's not legit. I think a chinese company bought the Blackberry name.
    1
  7889. these models are Androids if I recall. I had a Blackberry Bold 9900.
    1
  7890. Bought mine at amazon
    1
  7891. Thank you! Many subscribers from the UK!
    1
  7892. You can also buy the SIM cards from Amazon for TING. But it's cheaper on TING itself. However you can get it faster on Amazon. Please use my referral link for Ting https://zg7k3877rnm.ting.com/
    1
  7893. You have to order a SIM card. The adapters for different sizes are included
    1
  7894. Unfortunately I found out the Blackberry 10 OS is actually already android. So the last models to be safe would be the Blackberry Bold.
    1
  7895. I don't think old Blackberrys will work anymore
    1
  7896. on a video? LOL
    1
  7897.  @pigi7738  I keep vacillating on this because I found out that BB10 is just another Android fork. So let's grade it at the same level as LineageOS without GAPPS. So it's partially more private
    1
  7898.  @raffles88888  Z30 looks great! It's even newer!
    1
  7899. LOL. Only OLD blackberries! New ones are zucking Android!
    1
  7900.  @CosmoBee7  it's on ATT.COM
    1
  7901. I have a pantech too which Att was supposed to unlock. It’s done on a website so it’s simple but I never followed up. Should be fine. Thanks for watching!
    1
  7902. The only problem (aside from being based on Android) is that the browser may noe be up to date and no one's updating certificates so many websites will fail. Best to use something that can run Firefox, Chrome, etc.
    1
  7903. Option (from me) is a Pixel - de-Googled
    1
  7904. Fortunately an older phone (but not too old) doesn't have to be expensive. You can find one on ebay or swappa.
    1
  7905. @RBR Yes most people text more now and don't put phones near their heads as much as the old days.
    1
  7906. It's a new project now I think called LuneOS. One of the Linux phone options. Not quite done yet though
    1
  7907. Probably not.
    1
  7908. The flip phones are listed in the description with links to Amazon. I mentioned specific models in the video. The video specifically talks about the problem with new Blackberrys. In general, I've considered that texting is essential so that eliminates the original flip phone form factor. But if texting isn't critical then it will work.
    1
  7909. There maybe some variations on phones even with the same model numbers. So let’s discuss specifics. Also is it unlocked?
    1
  7910. I didn’t talk to anyone at any carrier. I just matched their published specs. It just works. Which specific phone model are we talking about?
    1
  7911. I tried the Blackberry Bold 9900 on both Tmobile and Ting. Works great. I moved the SIM card from my iPhone.
    1
  7912. I have not used a blackberry before so I actually haven't figured out how to use Email. So I will try to learn that myself
    1
  7913. Wifi scanning is the issue. De-Google the phone (using Android Open Source) disables Wifi scanning
    1
  7914. What is a 'government phone'? You mean like the Obama phone android giveways?
    1
  7915.  @rhearuggiero2500  Did you check your Tmobile area map? In my area TMobile is better than most. But this may depend on where you are. If you're going to use TMobile, may I suggest that you click on the link to "Ting" on the description which will be a cheaper phone alternative, especially if it's a secondary phone
    1
  7916.  @originallycovered6241  You actually have to check the frequency of the phone to make sure it matches T-Mobile. For example Verizon operates on a different frequency. You can google that
    1
  7917. Good job! In any case, you'll need to get a GSM phone instead. CDMA phones will not support 3G. T-Mobile will support it for at least 5 years more. Hopefully there will be alternatives after that. I'm about to release a video on this topic tonight.
    1
  7918. Also my live stream this past weekend talking about Simjacking demonstrates an attack on the firmware and there is currently no solution. Not counting ways you can be attacked just by tracking Wifi WLAN probes sent every second with your Mac Address.
    1
  7919. Please watch my video on hardware switches, In general, the OS has no control over what the Wifi chip and Baseband does. Firmware is running on separate computers (co-processors). Researchers have found these devices emitting probes regardless of the setting in the OS. Since these are System on a Chip (SOC's), they are embedded in the PCB. I've done several videos and live streams explaining the firmware problem.
    1
  7920. Sorry buddy. You misconstrue Airplane mode with a hardware switch. There are no devices with a hardware switch as of today.
    1
  7921. Absolutely not.
    1
  7922. Happy to share! thank yiou
    1
  7923. Really? Never seen a carrier update on Android myself
    1
  7924. That's discussed in my Speech AI video which no one watched
    1
  7925. When dialing 911, your phone initiates the conversation. Meaning the phone doesn't "check in" without action from the user.
    1
  7926. Different threat model. I tend to focus more on the privacy threat. There are so many techniques for "active" surveillance. I could not offer a defense.
    1
  7927. Yes. EVERY SINGLE PHONE. However this is a State-Player level so it is not a concern for those not under active surveillance
    1
  7928. Signal does not require a SIM however. So you can remove the SIM afterwards
    1
  7929. Yes. OSMAND, Magic Earth. Even Waze is preinstalled
    1
  7930. What the zuck are you talking about? Phone numbers are needed only for International so CUSTOMS can call you to pay DUTIES
    1
  7931. The OS is not connected to your carrier. Maybe this is a Pixel XL (pixel 1)? That is no longer serviced by any carrier. If it is a newer model than you can contact your carrier. The OS is immaterial
    1
  7932. Nephew, have I claimed to be agnostic? I just hate politics. That's all I claim
    1
  7933. Why don't you do a video and show that and show that it still works. I would be super curious. And this is not necessary with a de-Googled phone
    1
  7934. There is no Tesla phone. But the BraX2 phone is already here and does everything needed to protect you
    1
  7935. What is needed for this account? NOTHING. You make a username and a password. That is it. How do I talk to you otherwise?
    1
  7936. Some of these threats are on a flip phone (like SUPL and NLP) but others are not
    1
  7937. that has nothing to do with this video. But Starlink just announced that Satellites will transmit cell signals (completely different thing)
    1
  7938. startpage.com
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  7939. Google has NOTHING to do with carrier service. You just move the sim card over
    1
  7940. Are you speaking of USA version or International version?
    1
  7941. I still have BraX2 available though it is running out. We should get a resupply latter part of next week though
    1
  7942. What makes more sense. Zuck owns cuckbook or zuck owns zuckbook?
    1
  7943. I did not do a long ad. So please be honest about it. BraX2 is OPEN SOURCE.
    1
  7944. Google CANNOT READ your IMEI/IMSI on a de-googled phone
    1
  7945. I don't know what you are talking about. Apples and Oranges. VPNs are important for the IP address threat. They have nothing to do with the Phone Identification threat. Different threats requiring different solutions
    1
  7946. VPN has nothing to do with a normie phone announcing itself and its activities over the internet. VPNs obscure IP addresses. That's it.
    1
  7947. Big Tech is limited in what they can know if you disable the identity as I discuss here. Big Tech actually doesn't have access to the baseband modem threat since that is operates on a different band and goes through the carrier. The OS can't even intercept that because it goes through radio. Big tech manipulation is not the same thing as active surveillance by the state. If you're a bad guy, nothing can protect you
    1
  7948. You sound like you're confusing your threats and treating them all as one. A Big tech threat is not the same as a State level threat.
    1
  7949. Yes. Use the browser
    1
  7950. VPN's are needed but only obfuscate a single identifier. an IP address. It is useless against all the other threats I mention.
    1
  7951. https://brax.me
    1
  7952. Fortunately that exists
    1
  7953. You can just go use the browser https://brax.me
    1
  7954. See the BraX2 Setup Video
    1
  7955. Please watch my video on De-Googled Phones in real life
    1
  7956. Cell triangulation is a rough location and is used to initialize GPS (called SUPL)
    1
  7957. I was selling that before!
    1
  7958. That's a State threat. Completely different.
    1
  7959. Yes that can be done. I discuss that in other videos on Phone hacking
    1
  7960. Every person is categorized into cohorts. Today certain right wing cohorts are targeted. You are correct. The left currently benefits from this. If you believe that freedom of speech and freedom in general should be denied others, then yes, you might as well hug google.
    1
  7961. I humbly recommend the BraX2 phone very highly. Very popular and has a lot of users and is a brand new phone. Other phone choices are used phones.
    1
  7962. I don't know what you're saying. BraX2 phones are available. Are you referring to the International version?
    1
  7963. This is a new version of an old video. Many new facts here that wasn't known back then.
    1
  7964. I pulled it from Amazon but I may put it back.
    1
  7965. The general category is called De-Googled phones. There are many and you can do it yourself to your own phone if you are techie. We sell the BraX2 phone which uses BraxOS.
    1
  7966. Canadian government is actively tracking you
    1
  7967. "You"? What the zuck are you talking about. I m not doing anything
    1
  7968. Yes you are correct. The example I discussed with Moonshot CVE was used to target muslims in London
    1
  7969. https://brax.me thank you
    1
  7970. Go buy an iPhone and Google Pixel then. Those are also made in China. In case you didn't know, our motherboard comes from Taiwan
    1
  7971. Sign up to https://brax.me to see the store
    1
  7972. OK. You're set. But then the unaware majority is being duped. Only 1% of them need to be duped and your election choices are nullified. That good for you?
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  7973. No.
    1
  7974. Check description
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  7975. All. But some issues with Verizon at some locations.
    1
  7976. Yes. Though some may have issues with Verizon.
    1
  7977. That was not very popular. But there was an AI video that continued it.
    1
  7978. I appreciate that
    1
  7979. Then you should just go away. Your comments are ludicrous seeing that the categories are pretty black and white (phone number, etc).
    1
  7980. A Session ID cannot be associated with an actual person since you cannot see traffic sending or receiving with the session ID. When you publish your session ID. No one knows if anyone is using it
    1
  7981. Stick to that.
    1
  7982. Don't worry. Google knows that about me. (Deliberately. LOL).
    1
  7983. zuck it
    1
  7984. OK what do you have for that price? A NORMIE PHONE. Make sense.
    1
  7985. M1 Apple chip means client side scanning. And this means it is new.
    1
  7986. Yes but don't expect any response. We will not respond to snail mail. Braxmobile PO Box 966 Venice, CA 90294
    1
  7987. There are instructions sent to you via Brax.Me chat. With videos even. So contact tech support on Brax.Me. Webmail doesn't really need even much instruction.
    1
  7988. regardless of phone, all texts and calls are captured by the CALEA law. So this is a completely different threat. You must understand the threat that applies.
    1
  7989. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  7990. Do not misunderstand this. A SIM is not a Google kind of threat. It is a Government threat. Two different threats. I'm not hiding from the government so I don't worry about that threat directly.
    1
  7991. Yes they can. But clearing cookies after terminating will solve that. Best to use separate browsers on your phone.
    1
  7992. It's a good idea my friend. You don't have to buy from me but the advice is solid.
    1
  7993. You cannot stop tracking on a normie phone. Technical explanations in other videos on De-Googled phones. There is no alternative to this. You can plot all you want and you will lose.
    1
  7994. I don't have any control over medium.
    1
  7995. Google is interested in pushing ideas to the masses to control their thoughts. As long as the majority believe them they are succeeding. This is not an "individual" approach. They do not particularly care which majority believes them
    1
  7996. Someone tried it in the past and it worked. Then recently another person said it didn't work. I don't have the fine details to understand the difference but clearly the Chinese networks have a Man-in-the-middle
    1
  7997. We can probably find you one but we don't have any more regular 4G phones available in our store as standard. But it is possible to find.
    1
  7998. https://brax.me as discussed in the end of the video
    1
  7999. Make sure you watch next week's video because the AI really wants to know you. And like you think, they have lots of good reasons why they want to really know you deeply.
    1
  8000. No need for a new phone number. But an additional 2FA phone number and de-Googled phones to start.
    1
  8001. But the normies around you do get influenced and get to choose your government
    1
  8002. I've been repeating the content of this video since 2021. And it was being suppressed by guess who? (the subject matter of the video). But guess what? So far, the view count as of right now has now exceeded the suppressed count of views in 3 years. Perhaps I've gotten through.
    1
  8003. Go to X and they're showing tons of screenshots. Go to Bluesky and see who's there. It's an echo chamber. A very very narrow echo chamber of ideas.
    1
  8004. I've published this information 3 times. In the past, each time has been suppressed. Let's see how long this party lasts. Check tomorrow if this video is still up
    1
  8005. please use critical thinking. And maybe watch the prior video on Mind control since you're awfully confused
    1
  8006. Are you crazy? Activating the redirect method NOW? THAT IS THE REDIRECT METHOD. Use startpage.com
    1
  8007. Just my observation. Look at who's attacking him. I try to keep an open mind on things and see it without too much bias.
    1
  8008. So the entity doing an actual live Psyop as revealed in this video is not really doing it?
    1
  8009. Another comment of distraction while the main point, that there's a Psyop in action right now, is ignored.
    1
  8010. I SAID THAT.
    1
  8011. This is a right wing video? Your attitude of disparaging instead of understanding is very revealing. This video is about a specific PsyOp in operation. The entity is displayed for you. Are you saying this is OK? If so then expect it will be done to all irrespective of political side
    1
  8012. BTW I listed the entity in question in this video as plain fact. Are these stupid fact checkers saying it is not happening? LOL. That's a PsyOp group right there
    1
  8013. Would that be surprise? You see they're on Reddit because I'm not there. All the shills and all the toxic self-important people are there. And they claim to love Graphene but actually have iPhones
    1
  8014. Propaganda volume is debatable. But PsyOps is a different matter. Are you saying you dispute this video describing a specific PsyOp?
    1
  8015. Found a PDF
    1
  8016. It is only 68 pages???????
    1
  8017. You are free to choose your sides and believe what you wish
    1
  8018. Definitely
    1
  8019. There are specific ways to counter this
    1
  8020. You're so caught up in your political terminology that you miss the point. Who cares who it is? Someone is actively doing a PsyOp with facts put right in your face and you move on to something else. Suit yourself
    1
  8021. Just my observation based on his enemies
    1
  8022. It is but currently one has the power to control these systems
    1
  8023. I notice you're amplifying your message with multiple posts. Are you a bot from the PsyOp?
    1
  8024. I don't trust any politician so you're talking to the wrong person
    1
  8025. I have no outrage. I just tell you what it is. All factual.
    1
  8026. Go to indiegogo and read all the specs there
    1
  8027. I don't call certain isolated events like Twitter censorship as PsyOps. At least I'm defining this as an organized well thought out plan like the way the CIA would conduct it. The example I give is a data driven program
    1
  8028. So the hard data here is false? This entity doesn't exist? It's just there to sell you flowers?
    1
  8029. I can't help it if that's the current side with power. That will change.
    1
  8030. You don't know what I believe. But outside of your politics, I'm showing you an actual live PsyOp right now in operation. Not some theoretical one. Ignore it if you wish.
    1
  8031. You mean Trump controls Google?
    1
  8032. So the specific entity I bring up here does not exist? I just made that up? I made up that website too? Or you a shill for this platform?
    1
  8033. yes
    1
  8034. My message is NOT MOOT when I'm giving you a specific example of a specific entity that is currently performing this PsyOp. It is up to all of you to react and say ENOUGH. Instead, everyone acts as a normie.
    1
  8035. Just the left? No. I'm showing you an actual live example of a real PsyOp in operation RIGHT NOW. One I can find. If Palantir is doing a current PsyOp I don't have information on it. So should you ignore this?
    1
  8036. shhhhhhh...can't let the algorithm know....
    1
  8037. I didn't know I was so powerful I could Psyop you to buy phones. Then I should be a billionaire and be challenging Apple. Make sense please
    1
  8038. Wait. So you're saying the entity I show you as doing this, is not doing this? It is ridiculous? Wow.
    1
  8039. So you're saying the FACTUAL entity that I reveal in this video does not exist? GO ZUCKING RESEARCH IT YOURSELF. I'm sorry that I cannot relate to victims of PsyOps. Too late.
    1
  8040. The party in power controls all the switches currently. This changes. I cannot change what is. I can only report it.
    1
  8041. I don't get these comments. You mean there's no such thing as a suicide bomber?
    1
  8042. Of course
    1
  8043. Are you zucked? You even understand what you're talking about? I don't think so
    1
  8044. Hey bud, you are free to believe your politicians. I don't trust ANY politician. But specifically this video points out an actual PsyOp and you're wanting to bury it under the carpet because it does not jive with your politics? I feel sorry for you
    1
  8045. Thank you
    1
  8046. Yes.
    1
  8047. Virtual machine is the advanced way of preventing malware. It is the best way. But it's not for the casual user
    1
  8048. that's ok. Happy to be disappointing people as long as I don't load fake root certificates on my computer.
    1
  8049. Malware that comes in through normal means (file downloads, email) will not survive a factory reset. But malware inserted with physical access is a whole different ballgame. Or a supply chain malware or a backdoor on phones
    1
  8050. Enterprises already make sure computers are defaulted to non-privileged users. So the antivirus is just a backup anyway. And yet, enterprises can be attacked...
    1
  8051. It is better to have nothing. Instead rely on non-privileged user and common sense.
    1
  8052. Many zero days exist that will never be detected and thus will never appear in any antivirus database. Even Pegasus was discovered only from a leak. Yes - I am a very skilled C programmer but attacks I was able to make aren't necessarily that sophisticated. The point is that if I want to circumvent the antivirus, I can. So what's the point of it?
    1
  8053. Heuristics work if viruses use the same principle as a prior one. Are you a programmer? This is why there are kiddie viruses. They just copy some other malware using the same function calls and thus will be detected. That's NOT a zero day. I have been beating Antiviruses for a long time. I already give advice at the end that beats my own test attacks. If you actually see what Avast can see on your traffic you'd pause.
    1
  8054. For malware protection a disk wipe isn't necessary. Just a simple format. But for preventing forensic tracing, even a BleachBit is a problem on SSD drives because of the way those drives are made. Probably would skip SSD drives if you're worried about these kinds of threats.
    1
  8055. This is not targeted towards Enterprise cybersecurity. Which is different and offers zero privacy.
    1
  8056. Different kind of threat. That would require physical access
    1
  8057. absolutely
    1
  8058. Windows defender protects others because it keeps kiddie viruses from spreading. Whether you need it for yourself is questionable if you follow what I say you should do
    1
  8059. My portable SSD is 2TB....cheap too
    1
  8060. Intel IME/VPro. So many backdoors
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  8061. Factory reset
    1
  8062. They are all bad
    1
  8063. Clearly you don't have direct experience creating the malware.
    1
  8064. Yes. Now not all computers have V-Pro enabled. None of mine have it. It is something I check before I buy. Also IME cannot be accessed from the outside to your home network.
    1
  8065. Yes, that's different because you're not running these at the client machine
    1
  8066. Windows defender is in Windows 10.
    1
  8067. I don't know the intrusion method yet but it has to be areas in my Who's Spying on Your Phone video. Unfortunately, there are avenues in from state level players
    1
  8068. The fake root certificate is the icing on the cake
    1
  8069. Thank you. Any donation on Patreon is possible. For a one time donation, just cancel it right after.
    1
  8070. I agree. Hope you watched last week's video. Youtube won't feed it.
    1
  8071. You certainly don't have to use it. Again its only purpose is to eliminate kiddie viruses. Which it hasn't found on my computer.
    1
  8072. No my understanding is very clear to me. Thank you very much. In spite of everything you said. If I can build malware that cannot be detected by the antivirus then what are you trying to tell me? That I'm wrong?
    1
  8073. And those "exploit detection modules" are the ones that are hacked.
    1
  8074. Unfortunately, so is MacOS.
    1
  8075. Will do a better job next time. English is not my first language.
    1
  8076. For both privacy and security, yes.
    1
  8077. These facts are from a CIA document (FYI)
    1
  8078. If I were them, I'd be writing malware. LOL. Malwarebytes was highly featured as being hacked by the ZIA
    1
  8079. Absolutely. Get rid of them all
    1
  8080. those settings you speak of are not hundreds I assure you. Most of those settings are in the Data area. Installation settings are in the system registry of windows. Alternatively, you back up the system and do a regular restore (as I mentioned in the video)
    1
  8081. Don't forget the fake root certificate
    1
  8082. If the ZIA doesn't trust any antivirus, why would you?
    1
  8083. Did you implement what I said? Do not use the computer as "admin"?
    1
  8084. You are correct but that's a threat coming from a different source. Physical access is required
    1
  8085. Yes you can flash a Moto G7 play with Project Treble. But I think it is a 3G phone so carriers may not accept it
    1
  8086. The Pixels work with any carrier. the Moto's are only for GSM carriers
    1
  8087. There is no tax if you're not in California. Select what applies to you. It's always money back guarantee
    1
  8088. The store is on https://brax.me. the Store is on the menu.
    1
  8089. Watch the sailing channel
    1
  8090. That would require physical access. Not the same threat
    1
  8091. I use Ubuntu
    1
  8092. If I can beat the antivirus then what are you saying? I'm not that smart
    1
  8093. Yup. Though any good programmer can make them.
    1
  8094. SMS is definitely NOT secure. Use an encrypted messaging app.
    1
  8095. If you're not a privileged user, malware auto-downloaded to your computer will be rendered impotent in your downloads folder. So real-time scanning is not necessary
    1
  8096. the procedures are at the end of the video
    1
  8097. Enterprise networks can do protection at the entry/exit points. That is not something necessary in a home since no port forwarding or DMZ zone exists
    1
  8098. You certainly don't have to use it. It has never found a virus on my computer
    1
  8099. yes. But take the extra step I say.
    1
  8100. If you like Bitwarden it appears to get good reviews
    1
  8101. I have many videos on the Pinephone. I have one
    1
  8102. Welcome
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  8103. There are different levels of Linux phones, yes. But the Librem 5 and Pinephone are not yet ready for daily use so I'm not addressing that here. Those phones just have additional switches that allow you to get extra safety by turning off the modem and wifi by switch. Mostly that impacts government surveillance.
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  8104. I'm releasing my own phone model very shortly using AOSP. De-Googled.
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  8105. /e/ foundation is fine. It's almost exactly what I do with my customizations. They just focus on a different phone model
    1
  8106. Join us on https://brax.me and sign up. The store is on the menu
    1
  8107. I don't know specific phones that I've not worked with. In general you need something with No-GAPPS
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  8108. Yes. It's just a phone.
    1
  8109. Can't de-Google any Samsungs (USA models). Some people specialize in de-Googling Samsung EU models but I can't get a good supply of those so I don't do it
    1
  8110. Go to Brax.Me or Amazon
    1
  8111. Although that's true, Huawei locks the bootloader so you cannot alter what's in there. Or install a verified AOSP. So I don't know what else is in there
    1
  8112. I don't disagree with you...I'm just finding solutions that can work
    1
  8113. There is no centralized entity on a de-Googled phone so no. Apple will see your photos in iCloud as well as do facial recognition
    1
  8114. That's why you create disinformation
    1
  8115. It's an EU kind of phone so never seen one.. I'd ask people at Ubports.com
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  8116. Oh I know how it works, in theory. But your assumptions are that this is the only way the data can be collected. There are Out-of-Band (OOB) ways to cross track this data because these trackers are built into the phone. So you can believe what you're told, or you can see how OOB access can track you (IF THEY WANT TO). You trust that they wont. I don't trust anybody
    1
  8117. You can still buy used ones but support for this has ended on LineageoS for example
    1
  8118. awesome thank you!
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  8119. Thank you so much!
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  8120. Moto G7 is encrypted
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  8121. We can't trust them that's why we use a VPN
    1
  8122. No. It must be no-GAPPS or what we refer to as Android Open Source Project (AOSP)
    1
  8123. Phone number meta data, which apparently they are working to remove
    1
  8124. I can send it.
    1
  8125. They're normal phones so normal SIM card behavior is expected for each model
    1
  8126. Easy to do of course since someone can just stick a magnetic sensor on there. However, no one would waste their time on that now when they can just track your phone
    1
  8127. I don't have a 6T just a 6. And yes that will work in Europe
    1
  8128. The same phone companies. It's just a phone
    1
  8129. BraX2 Privacy Phone is now available on Amazon for $399 including prime shipping. https://amzn.to/3w7rusK It is also on https://brax.me.
    1
  8130. no
    1
  8131. https://brax.me/home/rob
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  8132. Nexus 5 will have a short life. Not working in the US anymore for many carriers. So Pinephone but it's not ready for primetime so you have to be patient
    1
  8133. So nice of you
    1
  8134. de-Googled phones are on my store on brax.me
    1
  8135. Pixel might
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  8136. I sell them because it is a lot of work to configure.
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  8137. The problem is that the phone has an OEM area and there could by anything in there. So yes you will be safe from Google but is there anything in the OEM partition that can zuck you? It's an unknown blob
    1
  8138. Not familiar with it but just ask the question if it's de-Googled.
    1
  8139. Yes Pixel 3 is available. Pixel 3a XL Google Edition is doable too. But it has to be Google Edition
    1
  8140. Yes they work in AU
    1
  8141. That's what I use
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  8142. Not yet. Motorola G 2021 is a new phone
    1
  8143. So the answer is to do nothing?
    1
  8144. It's a Google phone but made by LG
    1
  8145. You can preview the store at https://brax.me/home/rob But you have to sign in to Brax.Me to purchase.
    1
  8146. Anbox is not ready for prime time on Ubuntu Touch
    1
  8147. There's TMobile, Verizon and a whole slew of MVNO's
    1
  8148. Relay? Do you mean a bridge? Or Mesh? or what does that exactly mean to you?
    1
  8149. The GPS is on the phone. But the internet is on the M1
    1
  8150. With a Netgear M1 you can.
    1
  8151. Yes, there's a Sailing channel (see channel page)
    1
  8152. If you're using a VPN then the traffic is encrypted anyway
    1
  8153. VOIP can connect to PSTN (normal telephone users)
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  8154. A true de-Googled phone is AOSP with No-GAPPS. The problem is that some phones like Huawei have a locked bootloader so you don't really know if you're getting a modified AOSP with hidden code. So I stay away from Huawei
    1
  8155. All Android AOSP's with No-GAPPS are good. Including Graphene and Calyx/
    1
  8156. I have many pinephone videos. But I'm not pushing it until it works flawlessly
    1
  8157. Facebook does that too. And of course Apple does Facial recognition in iCloud.
    1
  8158. That's specifically a Data Only plan
    1
  8159. Zucked up! Which means Apple is participating in that
    1
  8160. I use Google voice number for Ooma
    1
  8161. If you're not aware of the state player attacks like Pegasus then this may be a higher threat than you need to worry about. I discussed it in a prior video. This is like a solution to that video
    1
  8162. it has an activated e-Sim.
    1
  8163. Yes. I do it all the time
    1
  8164. So nice of you
    1
  8165. Sorry, that took 5 takes to even get it close. Hard to figure out how to focus. I was doing manual focus and it was coming out very badly
    1
  8166. People have reported that they've plugged in standard SIM cards and it works.
    1
  8167. yes - State Player level though. Not some home grown hacker
    1
  8168. Watch the prior video referencing the Pegasus attack and various ways your phone can be listened to and controlled.
    1
  8169. I'm sure it is a yes
    1
  8170. Just use an encrypted app like Signal, Session, Brax.me, Telegram, etc
    1
  8171. VOIP has built in CALEA Wiretapping. So what does Open source add? It has to be open to spying by law. So in this sense, they are all the same to me. If you want encrypted voice and video, use Jitsi, XMPP, or Signal
    1
  8172. the problem is that the spare smartphone is subject to a Pegasus, Simjacker, and SS7 attack. Which means they can turn on the phone part (and can thus listen to you). They can send secret commands to it. So a standard phone as a hotspot is not recommended
    1
  8173. because?
    1
  8174. Sorry - nothing can be done to an Iphone. Except to sell it. My stocks of phones are low at the moment so keep checking every few days.
    1
  8175. Starlink should behave just like any normal home internet. Nothing special about that. So you can use that using a de-Googled phone without a SIM card or use an Ooma-type VOIP hardware phone. But it is not portable. So this video attempts to allow portability
    1
  8176. Mine was expired after 1 year from a specific carrier. I always have a bunch of sims.
    1
  8177. It's probably the best to use
    1
  8178. A PI can run a VOIP with a python script but you still need a PSTN provider (any)
    1
  8179. I paid $89 for Ooma hardware + $5.73 per month for taxes
    1
  8180. that's a plus!
    1
  8181. Google voice apps do not work on de-Googled phones so it didn't fit my scenario
    1
  8182. I'm using it in the video. New setup
    1
  8183. Don't say stupid things. Go watch my video on de-Googled phones.
    1
  8184. Definitely no. Use Nord or PIA for that
    1
  8185. I know of no such rule.
    1
  8186. It was down earlier but not now
    1
  8187. the problem is that the spare smartphone is subject to a Pegasus, Simjacker, and SS7 attack. Which means they can turn on the phone part (and can thus listen to you). They can send secret commands to it. So a standard phone as a hotspot is not recommended
    1
  8188. Apple, Yahoo and the carriers were part of the PRISM program as reported by Snowden. How does that square with "requests"? There are no requests if they have direct access.
    1
  8189. LoRa was mentioned in the last video. It is not a mesh infrastructure. It's proprietary as well so it is not a concern in this context
    1
  8190. Someone's asserting it right now in another comment on another video
    1
  8191. I don't currently have any hint of this so I couldn't tell you.
    1
  8192. yes
    1
  8193. wifi scanning got moved to all androids instead of street view cars. Apple and Google and others like Skyhook are harvesting routers. Many companies are harvesting this so I don't think there's any lawsuit about this
    1
  8194. website https://brax.me
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  8195. Come over to https://brax.me sign up and go to the store on the menu
    1
  8196. Before you had to turn off IPV6. Now the only thing you'd have to do is not to enable any firewalls in Wifi 1. And of course keep the default DHCP on
    1
  8197. It's an encrypted subnet so it has to be on a different subnet. But that has nothing to do with NAT necessarily. The correct term is subnet
    1
  8198. If you can set the wifi for it, yes. But you don't really need a VPN for a chromecast
    1
  8199. It's on https://brax.me
    1
  8200. We are working on making videos for each device. We just added a video for IOS, and there's one for Windows. But this video is about BraxRouter which does not require any installation on any device.
    1
  8201. Did you contact Tech support?
    1
  8202. BraxRouter automatically subnets
    1
  8203. yes they do require good wiring. And may not work well in apartments and buildings
    1
  8204. yes
    1
  8205. A Raspberry pi 4b with case and power supply is $70
    1
  8206. Yes not a problem. You put the "main" orb downstream of braxrouter. But as discussed in the video, you need to make two networks available so people can do netflix, banking, as needed
    1
  8207. I think you're misunderstanding this. If you put BraxRouter in the middle of the network, all the devices downstream (which you call "satellites" -- not a term that I'd use), would be on the VPN. So it depends on where you insert it. That's why I use the terms Upstream and Downstream in the video. BraxRouter would be a wired router with no Wifi whatsoever.
    1
  8208. If you use it wired, it is pass through, there is no password. The password is on the Wifi routers downstream
    1
  8209. What does it say? I wrote BraxRouter. It only uses open source elements. And my portion is not open source licensed but it is open to see. Nothing is hidden.
    1
  8210. It's in stock and available
    1
  8211. KRACK exploit has been eliminated long ago.
    1
  8212. No this version is not intended for that.
    1
  8213. You can't go to the same switch then you create a routing loop. You get multiple switches
    1
  8214. I'm only talking about the voice AI as a future feature built into A15 Bionic in newer. Don't know if it's implemented yet. Your issue is the lack of multitasking
    1
  8215. From Apple, there's no way out. Correct. But there are non-Apple solutions
    1
  8216. It is apparent you are a fanboy. I understand very well how the fake explanation of NeuralHash appeased you
    1
  8217. Are you imagining things? So 24 zucking 7 location tracking, Airtag Location tracking, App telemetry, Client side content scanning, SIRI, these are NOT touching Apple servers? What about iMessage (NOT end-to-end encrypted)? Not counting Hide My Email, Private Relay that are indexed on Apple servers?
    1
  8218. Some Xperias can be though they're very limited models
    1
  8219. Exactly what I asked in the last part of the video
    1
  8220. THERE IS NO SUCH THING. Don't be misinformed. There is NO PHYSICAL THING YOU CAN SET.
    1
  8221. "figure it out"????????????????????
    1
  8222. Samsung is a googled phone
    1
  8223. I saw the location on iCloud. It was at my last location -- not the store. But the mac was turned off. Just to be clear, the Apple representative was adamant about not accepting a return unless iCloud was turned off by me. Not by them. So clearly it is not a software setting.
    1
  8224. Serious Video editing would require NVIDIA. I have an MSI Creator for that myself.
    1
  8225. they stay on the phone until you delete them on the phone
    1
  8226. BraX2 should work for banking. But if you have an old phone, leave it in reserve for apps that may not work on a de-Googled phone
    1
  8227. 2FA from a bank is just fine. The dangerous abusers of 2FA are Google and Facebook.
    1
  8228. It's encrypted by TLS. It doesn't matter how it is transferred
    1
  8229. The community service is to establish connection only. Connections are made only between devices and you can password lock that as well. There is nothing to fear in the connection. Live streaming uses the same technology (TURN servers)
    1
  8230. Yes. Your computer can save to any storage it has access to including NAS.
    1
  8231. There is no IOS support
    1
  8232. I do ship phones internationally
    1
  8233. And what are you using for firewalling? Netguard? Netguard can be beaten so that's not going to work
    1
  8234. I already have one. You can disable most things on Windows fortunately
    1
  8235. Netflix is another matter. that is more random for me
    1
  8236. I have a VPN when using Amazon prime. They probably need it to be USA and be used consistently
    1
  8237. thank you. Looking for actual real life cases
    1
  8238. I'm on a Yacht. There could be background noise
    1
  8239. Yes thank you. Great idea
    1
  8240. You can usually install LineageOS on some Motorola models
    1
  8241. apkpure.com or just go to the website
    1
  8242. They don't have to be. They can be declared in the certificate chain.
    1
  8243. absolutely
    1
  8244. There are many ways around that, especially with concurrence of the parties or forced by the State (intermediate proxy, root cert, etc). Be assured that someone can read it
    1
  8245. This is a new video
    1
  8246. I've shipped many BraX2 phones to NZ
    1
  8247. Yes but it is really easy to install
    1
  8248. which phones? BraX2 is not yet out of stock (though it will be)
    1
  8249. Unrelated things?
    1
  8250. Banks are OK. Give them whatever phone number you want. Your regular one. The issue is with companies using contact lists to spy on you. That's not a problem with banks
    1
  8251. I have a very advanced video discussing this. But I will answer this in an upcoming video
    1
  8252. It doesn't matter if you're logged in or not. But you will be forced to log in because of 2FA anyway. If you decide not to log in at some moments, you are zucked because it can compare the IMEI. How are you intending to handle 2FA if you don't log in BTW? People say this but it's just to make a point. Not to actually execute a no login approach.
    1
  8253. OSINT powers this channel
    1
  8254. There are no "dumb" phones I can suggest. Just de-Googled phones. On https://brax.me
    1
  8255. I did not go for Real ID in my drivers license.
    1
  8256. Yay!
    1
  8257. Yes. They work there except for one specific USA Moto G7 model
    1
  8258. If you have a vote, manipulating you is important
    1
  8259. How do you know they're not doing it today? 3-Letter agencies could do it now
    1
  8260. Very limited effect
    1
  8261. Thank you. It took a lot of thought to make.
    1
  8262. But I've never met you!
    1
  8263. Google's parent company is Alphabet. But Google partially owns 23 and Me
    1
  8264. modified by? Not by you nor with your consent or request.
    1
  8265. no
    1
  8266. So TCP/IP was around since the 60's? So DARPANET was just fake news?
    1
  8267. Everything you do on the internet has an IP address. But the reverse IP lookup allows you to find a location. So if you're not in that database, the location can only be approximated (big area)
    1
  8268. yes
    1
  8269. The law is from Texas. Probably a religious group. They're just innocent here. But they are being used.
    1
  8270. You have to be signed in. It's on the menu - STORE.
    1
  8271. WHAT THE ZUCK! You didn't even watch the video! AOSP IS GREAT!
    1
  8272. A de-Googled phone can do most everything. I would say 90% functionality of a standard Android phone. There always substitutes to google apps. It's not like you move to a cave. You can load most apps from Google Play store (just getting it from an alternate store). For this benefit you have nothing they can take. You can even watch Youtube. Just without the Youtube app.
    1
  8273. Sorry, I don't accept your analysis. You are willing to empower Big tech, especially the largest corporation in the world, with information about billions of people and your response is, "trust". Of course you don't count the fact that this information is in fact shared with 3-Letters just like the PRISM program. When this big corporation wants to change opinions and your votes, you will willingly allow them to control what you see based on what makes them win. Now why would you do that when perfectly good options exist that are not tracked by anyone? Such as an AOSP Phone with No-GAPPS. Apple can do contact tracing without you doing anything. Apple does geo-fencing, reporting devices found at certain locations based on government requests. Apple does in fact censor what goes in the app store anyway so they can use their knowledge to identify people in way that suits their interest. Sure they don't need the same advertising model, but they do the same thing for advertisers to identify your phone (device fingerprinting). It's called the "Advertising ID". Oh, they do facial recognition on your iCloud photos. Supposedly for social sharing. I can go on an on.
    1
  8274. I de-Google Motorola G7, G7 plus, G7 play, Oneplus phones, Pixels. Beyond this it's hit or miss
    1
  8275. Join the community on Brax.me
    1
  8276. There are several possibilities and it's in my other videos on IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit), Speech AI, just to name a couple.
    1
  8277. Yes you cannot separate FB from the equation. Though I have extremely strong opinions about being zucked by zuck. So definitely, I cannot help you if you remain on zuckbook
    1
  8278. Join Brax.Me and there's a store. But stock depleted for the next couple of days
    1
  8279. Just make sure not to vote.
    1
  8280. yup. Smart guy.
    1
  8281. There is already a Whatsapp video
    1
  8282. Rooting doesn't remove all the spy code because they've replaced modules in there. You have to start with AOSP (or custom ROMs like LineageOS)
    1
  8283. It's a normal phone. It's still Android. Put in a SIM card
    1
  8284. Welcome aboard!
    1
  8285. Join us at Brax.Me
    1
  8286. You lose privacy so don't do that
    1
  8287. Yes
    1
  8288. https://f-droid.org/
    1
  8289. the accessibility is the same as any standard android. it is still android
    1
  8290. That's not relevant. A de-Googled phone is android
    1
  8291. You choose whichever carrier you want to use. It's just a normal Android phone (with stuff removed)
    1
  8292. That is the title. Wow I'm confused. Thanks for watching
    1
  8293. yes. The concern is about 2 Factor Authorization only. That's where a new number is preferred. Not for normal phone use
    1
  8294. Google is one of the owners of KaiOS so no.
    1
  8295. If you go to Brax.Me, we have it listed in Privacy FAQ
    1
  8296. Doubles
    1
  8297. Yes you can install Apps from Google Play store indirectly (via Aurora Store)
    1
  8298. You'd have to flash a custom ROM to it without GAPPS. That's the only way
    1
  8299. wow. They even block it in search engines
    1
  8300. The most secure option is XMPP (android app is Conversations) though XMPP is supported by many apps. For video, the best and safest for me is Jitsi. I have videos on both of these
    1
  8301. I have only used OsmAnd. For awhile there Waze worked
    1
  8302. yes
    1
  8303. I have talked about that last year but I can't that in the USA nor have most people purchase it outside of the EU.
    1
  8304. Absolutely no hope for the iPhone
    1
  8305. Join https://brax.me
    1
  8306. There's no de-Appling an Apple device. LOL. So it is what it is. Mine never leaves home
    1
  8307. Welcome aboard!
    1
  8308. The VPN apps for business are different (like Sonic Wall). They should work fine
    1
  8309. One should never use the stock OS on a phone even if it's Huawei. The best solution is to always flash a new ROM that's completely open source like LineageOS, etc
    1
  8310. Yes I know that. But for whatever reason, Waze does not use Google services.
    1
  8311. Wifi triangulation will get you on many apps. That's why you do what you do on a de-Googled and de-Appled phone. The secret to privacy is to remove your IDENTITY.
    1
  8312. Logging in doesn't cause that data to be shared outside of the involved app
    1
  8313. Hydrogen OS is Googled. So we would install LineageOS with no GAPPS on a 1+7pro
    1
  8314. Please contact us on brax.me (tech support). This is not a monitored place to leave such comments.
    1
  8315. why are you using a Google account then? The point is no Google.
    1
  8316. Server maintenance. It's up now.
    1
  8317. You still have access to the same great camera. Software may be different
    1
  8318. You would have done hardly anything then
    1
  8319. It will be just like a computer so there's no device fingerprint
    1
  8320. Startpage uses Google search (but with no identity). Duckduckgo partly uses Yahoo. But a de-Googled phone loses the device fingerprint so that's a bit different than not logging in to Google services.
    1
  8321. https://brax.me sign up (it won't ask you for information). And you will see the store there as well
    1
  8322. KaiOS is now Google
    1
  8323. On a De-Googled phone, no entity can read IMEI except for the carrier. Google can on a normal Android.
    1
  8324. It was down earlier. Please be patient. It's undergoing maintenance right now
    1
  8325. There are videos on that. How many phone numbers do you need? Sim cards video. etc.
    1
  8326. Welcome aboard!
    1
  8327. One day you will wake up to a government that you didn't feel you elected.
    1
  8328. Come over to Brax.Me and the store is there
    1
  8329. 73!
    1
  8330. You can watch both. You're consuming their data. Not the other way around.
    1
  8331. Thanks ✌️
    1
  8332. It is not possible. A de-Googled phone has no Google so there is nothing to distrust that's left.
    1
  8333. Google apps do not run on a de-Googled phone. You have to find alternatives.
    1
  8334. This "phone"? I have many phones (Pixels, Motorola's, Oneplus) and they range in price from $300-700
    1
  8335. The video explains that. 90% of apps
    1
  8336. Thank you! 😃
    1
  8337. People complain I speak too slowly. LOL. Can't win it seems. Don't worry. Most if this is rehased in some fashion so you pick up a little bit at a time
    1
  8338. Gotta start somewhere
    1
  8339. Everyone has to make a choice. The majority chooses to get zucked though
    1
  8340. Unfortunately the only way to really turn off Wifi is with a hardware switch. Airplane mode doesn't do that
    1
  8341. I use a Google Pixel Phone! De-Googled! May sound funny but I'm really happy
    1
  8342. Watch my video on Best Messaging Apps 2021
    1
  8343. Maybe have a second phone
    1
  8344. I have a dedicated Google voice phone (iphone) with No-SIM. Otherwise I forward Google voice to my de-Googled phone which has a constantly changing SIM card. So my Google voice number never changes.
    1
  8345. I have them on Brax.Me (sign up and see)
    1
  8346. My site does not ask you for anything. No email address
    1
  8347. Come to Brax.Me and check the store list and resources in the app
    1
  8348.  @migueltrujillo1303  that doesn't do it
    1
  8349. of course! But I don't know what you mean by "turning off Wifi" since there is no way to turn it off. Maybe you mean Airplane mode, which does not turn it off. It just prevents you from connecting to a network
    1
  8350. There is no way to turn off Wifi
    1
  8351. Very good. Proud of you
    1
  8352. Sorry. But you can't delete the Google once it's in there. It's in all the services you cannot see. De-Googling prevents those services from being added in the first place (like location tracking 24/7)
    1
  8353. It's not easy. But go to Lineageos.org for instructions. And I sell them on https://brax.me pre-made.
    1
  8354. https://brax.me you can look at a preview of the store on https://brax.me/home/rob but to actually purchase you have to sign up and use the store
    1
  8355. You can make a "local" account on Windows 10. I never use any logged in account on Windows
    1
  8356. Not the new ones. They're chinese android
    1
  8357. Authy functions the same as Google Authenticator (which I presume will still work as well)
    1
  8358. How did you know?
    1
  8359. LOL. Actually they are the best for de-Googling
    1
  8360. A O S P
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  8361. You have no idea how it works
    1
  8362. join us at Brax.Me
    1
  8363. No Android or IOS phone in theory could prevent a Pegasus attack. Not even KaiOS. The only potentially safe ones against this method of attack may be Pinephone and Librem 5 with the proper kind of use.
    1
  8364. There is no information required for signup!
    1
  8365. I think you can have a device (with a fake name) that just sits in one location and as long as it has limited use, the tracking will also be limited. Like I have an old iphone with no sim card. And never leaves the house
    1
  8366. Such a relief though when you leave your IOS devices at home like me. My IOS phones have no sim
    1
  8367. No. It is managed by Google but it is Open Source
    1
  8368. thats fine. authy is a substitute as well
    1
  8369. An app can access itself, not other apps. Without Google in there, no entity can get a device fingeprint. It can browser fingerprint however on the browser
    1
  8370. Haven't tried but even zucking Facebook works
    1
  8371. Yes
    1
  8372. salamat
    1
  8373. of course not. https://brax.me. There is an app available but it is optional
    1
  8374. No reason for a Pixel 3 to fail. It is still a supported phone. You should have complained to the carrier. We can also flash it with an updated OS. Of course there are newer models now but plenty of people are still using the Pixel 3 today
    1
  8375. Thanks for the sub!
    1
  8376. Data is emitted. But my way is called disinformation because data is emitted without an identity
    1
  8377. I have them in my store. Already done. Brax.me
    1
  8378. yes. Authy btw is the same as Google Authenticator
    1
  8379. I used to always use the Anonymous mask on my broadcasts!
    1
  8380. I cannot
    1
  8381. I'm sure you can use various VOIP options
    1
  8382. Just watch many more of my videos. There are many on these phone topics in the Playlist
    1
  8383. Brax.Me is where it's at
    1
  8384. It''s not working the last few days and they're working on it as far as I hear.
    1
  8385. come to https://brax.me and you can find me there
    1
  8386. Actually they are the best to de-Google if they come from Google Store
    1
  8387. the world is tracked. Now Google BARD (AI) has information about you and the rest of the world. You're not that important? Obviously they think manipulating you is very important. OPEN YOUR EYES
    1
  8388. Welcome aboard!
    1
  8389. https://brax.me/home/rob to preview. Join the app to buy from the store
    1
  8390. Then you have no chance.
    1
  8391. Carriers are the same. It's just an "android" after all
    1
  8392. It's on Brax.Me site. Store (after you log in)
    1
  8393. join us on https://brax.me. Store is there
    1
  8394. Why would I make you use Google apps? Are you talking about my site? That's accessed without any apps.. https://brax.me on your browser
    1
  8395. go to https://brax.me we have various phones. The best deal is a BraX2 phone.
    1
  8396. Would you sell me a non-Chinese device then? Why don't you ask ALL these manufacturers including Apple and Google why all their phones are made in China. As are all other brands.
    1
  8397. Yes
    1
  8398. 73
    1
  8399. Yes. I have phones on https://brax.me. Sign in and there's a store there
    1
  8400. You can take action that's like De-Googling, it's called Browser Isolation which is one of my videos
    1
  8401. make some sense please. It is open source. I can look at the source code and look to see if there's anything there.
    1
  8402. The is the subject of my latest video! "Android without google? How is that possible?"
    1
  8403. Why would you do that? I sell Pixel 4 XL's already FREE FROM GOOGLE. https://brax.me
    1
  8404. yes watch the new video for these OOB ways. Cross device tracking / Proximity tracking
    1
  8405. Most apps do work.
    1
  8406. Please tell me why this pertains! The video is trending but I don't particularly understand why. It is not a political video
    1
  8407. I don't have such an issue. In fact I use Jitsi on my De-Googled phone
    1
  8408. On my store pn https://btax.me
    1
  8409. Of course there's something called .....Linux?
    1
  8410. Fortunately you can de-Microsoft a laptop. That's in a recent video
    1
  8411. Sure! Just make sure it is NO-GAPPS. And rooting is not required
    1
  8412. Sailfish is good!
    1
  8413. They are mentioned in the video
    1
  8414. If you want to get them pre-made, come visit https://brax.me. Otherwise you can make your own by using lineageos.org
    1
  8415. I haven't tried since I don't use such a thing.
    1
  8416. They have to post a bond with ICAAN I think. It's very expensive to be a CA.
    1
  8417. Yes
    1
  8418. yes
    1
  8419. I got Waze to work but requires a trick or two
    1
  8420. LOL. But the carrier listened in (CALEA Law)
    1
  8421. or sailing
    1
  8422. the store is on the menu. Swipe right. Store
    1
  8423. Server maintenance last night
    1
  8424. we can do it for you. We have a store of them pre-done (Brax.Me)
    1
  8425. You use a store spoofer (Aurora Store). That's on the video and other de-Googled videos
    1
  8426. yes
    1
  8427. again not necessarily.
    1
  8428. Should I? He can always chat with me
    1
  8429. Yes Plasma Mobile will work on the Nexus 5X but not with telephony
    1
  8430. I agree!
    1
  8431. You are being too optimistic. Sailfish like all these other platforms have the same limitations with hardware drivers so they work with very few devices. Jolla honed in on a device with more compatibility and they are involved with the same Halium project that Ubuntu Touch, Plasma Mobile, LuneOS and others, to allow Android drivers to work with Linux Kernels. That's why Sailfish doesn't work with new phones. Then the OS is not open source, not free, and not available in the US.
    1
  8432. Shouldn't you update to systemd? LOL
    1
  8433. Worldwide shipping so no reason you can't get one
    1
  8434. @XtasicRider Oh yes. I remember now. Alpine LInux. I forgot.
    1
  8435. If modern phones all came with kill switches, I would buy them immediately. Unfortunately manufacturing of phone motherboards is controlled by just two companies that own most of the patents. Qualcomm and Mediatek,
    1
  8436. KDE makes Plasma Mobile which already works with the Pinephone -- except for finalizing Telephony. And this is over PostmarketOS. I'm excited too to try this out..
    1
  8437. It will be worth it.
    1
  8438. This batch is 3K. The next batch in March is likely 50K
    1
  8439.  @chrisnorris8612  That must mean that the early orders were substantial. I'm sure I'm in the early batch since I ordered it within hours of release. My expectation is closer to Mid Dec at least for the early group. They're already producing in the factory (see video) so I would imagine 2 weeks of shipping
    1
  8440. Amen!
    1
  8441. You mean on a Librem 5? I think they haven't implemented powersaving mode yet. It's always running at full blast. Should be doable.
    1
  8442. Cool. I'll listen to that. I presume it's Lucasz. I don't know if he's the one speaking as @pine64
    1
  8443. Apparently so.
    1
  8444. go to https://brax.me and join the community.
    1
  8445. Please subscribe so you don't have to depend on YT algorithm
    1
  8446. Hey Randy. No. A retail version is definitely shipping. It's the same as the Developer models. In any case, I don't need to do any prediction on what will happen to a Linux phone. I just watch the tremendous interest on Youtube.
    1
  8447. No
    1
  8448. The Bluetooth is an issue too especially since it is illegal in my state to talk with a phone in the car unless it's hands free
    1
  8449. Yes that is legit. I talked about Sailfish in a newer video
    1
  8450. The pinephone is available to all countries.
    1
  8451. Thank you!
    1
  8452. It is not a UT supported device at the moment
    1
  8453. There are tracking apps for that. But I couldn't tell you which ones are best
    1
  8454. We do not "port" numbers because when you do you lose privacy. You need to get a new number. And all the information and help is on brax.me
    1
  8455. Only USA/Canada numbers at the moment though it does work everywhere if you don't care about that.
    1
  8456. Linphone is just an example. You can use other apps, even a computer running Microsip. Or even a SIP hardware phone
    1
  8457. US and Canada
    1
  8458. We can provide numbers there but at the moment no SMS service other than US/Canada.
    1
  8459. If you ordered from the store, you will see it on restart
    1
  8460. Not available yet.
    1
  8461. Store
    1
  8462. We have other models of de-Googled phones. BraX2 is sold out.
    1
  8463. BraxRouter operates in Wired mode simply by plugging in an ethernet adapeter. Then Wifi is turned off completely
    1
  8464. We can have numbers for international. We just do have SMS service
    1
  8465. no
    1
  8466. think metasploit. No files.
    1
  8467. A fresh install guarantees that. Windows defender can run to clean up kiddie viruses.
    1
  8468. Don't trust me then. But don't turn around and trust Apple, Google instead because that's disengenous. I don't force you to do anything.
    1
  8469. Sure whatever makes you happy. My flawed logic works great for me. Have not had any malware. Enjoy your client side scanner
    1
  8470. Why is it that I never get a virus? All I do is NEVER click on an attachment. In any case, if you want a more active protection, you can use a OS clone (Clonezilla) or a virtual machine
    1
  8471. The real solution of course is to abandon Windows.
    1
  8472. Not a bad idea
    1
  8473. If you don't trust me then go to wikileaks and download the CIA dump. And there it is with their own research. I discuss it in an older video but here I introduce new facts. Hey, you don't have to believe ,me. Doesn't matter to me.
    1
  8474. Be careful if the host is Windows because of the fear of client side scanning.
    1
  8475. How do you know the larger company is trustworthy? You do know that the big companies are run by eastern european conglamerates right? Who's Mr. Nord, or Mr Express? Do you know who you're dealing with? There's no mystery with my case.
    1
  8476. I'll be fine. Have been.
    1
  8477. I can make a download script that the AV will not detect. So what have you accomplished? It doesn't end there btw. Downloading itself will not trigger anything unless it's a zero day.
    1
  8478. I have a video on Clonezilla. And VM's.
    1
  8479. Should be an obvious choice in Watt Hours and Max Amps and price, Rockpals wins on all. Looks like a sale as well https://amzn.to/30XEG1N
    1
  8480. Fun! One of these days, I'd like to set up a partial off-grid power for my house.
    1
  8481. I think you are correct. This video is older and I've learned more as well
    1
  8482. Cool!
    1
  8483. Shouldn't be an issue. I think what you're concerned about is a battery depleting it's charge through a solar panel that's not producing enough power. But all modern solar panels have a diode to prevent the current from reversing. Power can only go through in one direction.
    1
  8484. Sailfish OS if installed on an Android (Sony Xperia normally) is the same as Ubuntu Touch on a Nexus 5 as described in the video
    1
  8485. Wow. Long time now.
    1
  8486. He got hacked and he was being blackmailed with the nude pics. LOL
    1
  8487. not directly
    1
  8488. Thanks again!
    1
  8489. My store is actually on Brax.Me. that link is view only on the store.
    1
  8490. I don't have a Librem 5 so I can't confirm. I only used the Pinephone version of Phosh. And that didn't have any disk encryption.
    1
  8491. Short? LOL. Some will complain it's long. Thank you
    1
  8492. @detiboom DON'T TRUST ME. Trust NordVPN, PIA, ExpressVPN etc! You know exactly who they are! You know who owns them. Stay away from my products
    1
  8493. Yes now it's in the CALEA hardware
    1
  8494. The problem with BB is that no one has updated the root certificates which are on the phone. So many websites will not get https. So that's the reason I went away from BB which I was using last year
    1
  8495. That's in the next video How to Stop Phone Tracking
    1
  8496. 256GB of FLASH. I think everyone got that I misstated it,
    1
  8497. Probably not a new activation
    1
  8498. and you killed the fingerprint sensor/home right?
    1
  8499. Hey buddy! No this is not what you think. I am creating videos with focused solutions. This is just a precursor. I'm not here to uselessly bash. The problems are legit. And of course they exist on standard Google Android too if left at its default state. I think I cannot be considered some hater since I'm a regular user since 2007.
    1
  8500. Yes I've seen that. I wish all these projects luck as they will give us more options
    1
  8501. De-Googled Androids my friend. Not a standard Google Android
    1
  8502. Exactly!
    1
  8503. I recommend a de-Googled phone. The highest end that I sell is a Pixel 4
    1
  8504. You've been quiet jane! Haven't seen you in a livestream!
    1
  8505. Obviously Flash
    1
  8506. That is just a redirect LINK for goodness sake! It is http! It will redirect to the https site!
    1
  8507. I definitely would not recommend some OEM Android. The new Android Treble GSI's (no GAPPS) can be loaded on many phones irrespective of the OEM. I'm working on an unsupported phone right now. Remember I'm not here to compare Google and Apple since they both suck. I'm looking for privacy alternatives and it can be partially achieved. Project Treble separates the OEM code from Android code so it can be done without the input of the OEM
    1
  8508. Without a mechanism to update the Fingerprint sensor, you repair your own iPhone screen and you permanently lose the sensor. So these are false solutions
    1
  8509. which is the point of this video. And not 11 and up. X and up.
    1
  8510. Wow. Maybe John Deere copied Apple
    1
  8511. A VPN does not crash a PC. However, you may have other issues and you should get tech support on Brax.Me (Tech Support option in Settings). Reboot PC because Tap Driver must be in use only once. Other VPN's running will crash it
    1
  8512. That's not cool! LOL
    1
  8513. Yes I use a case on my nice-de-Googled phone.
    1
  8514. But BB Passport is Android. LOL...I used a Blackberry Bold 9900. No Android.
    1
  8515. Hell no. A de-Googled phone has neither Apple or Google. It has nothing
    1
  8516. syncthing is for PC usually. Nextcloud is for mobile, an alternative to iCloud and Google drive, etc
    1
  8517. Interesting. This is new to me so any input is appreciated
    1
  8518. Good to know
    1
  8519. If you control the server, you can control encryption
    1
  8520. thank you!
    1
  8521. That is not correct. Again let's not spread inaccurate information. Omicron came from South Africa and most people there were unvaccinated. Severity was less there. And proven to be consistent here
    1
  8522. Apparently you haven't watched the official youtube videos that have said that Omicron protects against delta.... but you can be right about some unknown new variant. Yes of course we are talking about Omicron since that is the dominant variant at the moment. So all the old studies are now rendered wrong with Omicron. But apparently there's only some old story and no one reacts to new stories. It will be obvious of course -- soon. It is obvious to me now as a boot on the ground. More coming on this in tonight's live stream. But just remember what you said, because I will use the same logic against you.
    1
  8523. Give your specific arguments about my scientific illiteracy and I will prove you wrong. Your data is out of date. I will bring it out in tonight's live stream.
    1
  8524. exactly
    1
  8525. It's already being shadow banned. Very low impression count.
    1
  8526. That's what I said. So given your statement, does that mean we can dump these vaxx cards since they don't help?
    1
  8527. The old narrative fails with me since I followed everything. Hated it but I followed. But then it falls flat on its face as being untrue. Or at least old news. Yet no policy is changing.
    1
  8528. You must not enter your real name
    1
  8529. None. (not open source)
    1
  8530. no
    1
  8531. correction noted in description.
    1
  8532. How about something simpler like the Antenna?
    1
  8533. Yes these are all open source, encrypted for group and 2-party, and some require a telephone number and some don't. Telegram doesn't fit into the conditions I laid out at the beginning
    1
  8534. and meta data from phone numbers and contact lists (relationship maps)
    1
  8535. It doesn't qualify. It's not open source. Even my own app Brax.Me doesn't qualify though it is open source. Brax.Me is more of a social media app with lots of encryption
    1
  8536. Twitter owns itself (it's a public company). Signal is owned by its foundation
    1
  8537. Yes. In the description now
    1
  8538. Glad it was helpful!
    1
  8539. Google does not own Odysee. Odysee is LBRY.
    1
  8540. You're not stuck on FDROID. But if you want to use only FDroid you can use XMPP as stated in the video. Conversations app
    1
  8541. "One has to use it"? No one has to use anything. You're using it because you're doing follow the leader. I told my family - No Zuckbook. No Messenger. No Whatsapp. Did not miss it at all.
    1
  8542. contact lists, phone number, limited to 2-Part E2EE, etc
    1
  8543. Telegram doesn't pass the criteria stated in this video
    1
  8544. Telegram does not have Group E2EE so that's why it didn't qualify.
    1
  8545. yes its in the description
    1
  8546. Because this is an old video. There is a new Session specific video
    1
  8547. Someone left a comment just like that right in this video!
    1
  8548. The backlight was too bright and was reflecting
    1
  8549. The store is on https://brax.me. You'll need to sign up. But there are many videos on de-Googled phones.
    1
  8550. It was the video from 2 weeks prior
    1
  8551. The instructions are on brax.me FAQ. Log in or if you forgot your password, set up a new account.
    1
  8552. LOL
    1
  8553. DE-GOOGLED PHONE. A phone with NO Google, running Android Open Source Project (AOSP)
    1
  8554. I use Signal with family. But I would never use Signal with people I don't know. I'd go use Session or XMPP instead
    1
  8555. Tongue in cheek, but now you made it sound like I'm angry and it was actually fun to make a video with a little bit of sarcasm
    1
  8556. I was part of that Y2K busy work. But this time there really is reason to fear. Though there's no exact date when it will happen.
    1
  8557. How long ago was that?
    1
  8558. You can always make a new account
    1
  8559. How do you really know what they have on you? I can tell you that it's there. Not accessible to you
    1
  8560. Then I'll add a snapshot from a camera so you can get an email of the trigger
    1
  8561. You are thinking in the 80's here. You are not correct. Machine Learning is a different technology. Self Learning AI is not some server at Linode you can just manage. in fact it is so resource intensive that only Big tech can actually perform this self learning. There has to be sufficient data.
    1
  8562. Look at the video of the Robot Ameca. It acts so realistic. I was using Ameca in some of the B-Roll
    1
  8563. You may be confusing things here. There's a question if self-awareness in a machine is possible. But intellect? Yes. Machines are already predicted to be smarter than people when the singularity arrives in a couple of decades. So take my teachings seriously
    1
  8564. It already knows that. LOL. That's why we are tricked daily
    1
  8565. Musk will agree with what I say here. While the other billionaires like Zuck and Sergey Brin, etc. are the ones creating the singularity
    1
  8566. well it does turn the display off1
    1
  8567. And how do you do that exactly? And how do you turn off wifi? You think that little slider in Settings does anything? Think again
    1
  8568. Depends on the threat. For most SIM card removal stops SS7, stingray.
    1
  8569. AI computers never get bored. They just profile you forever.
    1
  8570. There are NO details if you login. But without a Login, there is no way to converse
    1
  8571. I temporarily approved your comment. But please using zucking instead of f..ing (for my channel's sake)
    1
  8572. Unfortunately, I'm not happy with what I used on Linux for Video so I use Adobe Premiere Pro on Windows.
    1
  8573. Join us on https://brax.me and there's a store there.
    1
  8574. Sell it?
    1
  8575. You can ask on Brax.Me. No one will see comments on an old video
    1
  8576. yes. It's a social media site
    1
  8577. Yes If it still works. LOL. But this video attempts to solve the issue with modern products
    1
  8578. Nope sorry. I don't buy that.
    1
  8579. Streaming does not need a VPN. Turn the VPN off for that
    1
  8580. There are NO SETTINGS my friend. That's the entire problem. Watch the de-Googled phone videos so you understand the issue. You don't have to buy anything from me. Many people do it themselves.
    1
  8581. I have shipped many BraX2 phones to NZ
    1
  8582. If you're going to make stupid statements, just know that Apple phones and Google phones are made in CHINA. Whereas I have never been to China!
    1
  8583. change your password immediately and do 2 factor authentication
    1
  8584. https://brax.me
    1
  8585. Correct!
    1
  8586. https://brax..me sign up and the store is on the menu
    1
  8587. LOL. In the future I'm sure the ocean will be full of cell towers and Wifis.
    1
  8588. yes but that's only a partial solution. It's necessary but you need to do more
    1
  8589. So I guess you like being told who to vote for too.
    1
  8590. You are very kind
    1
  8591. It's AOSP so it's an open source keyboard. Everything on AOSP is of course open source. So there should be no secrets there
    1
  8592.  @1300l  What's wrong with the standard one? Or you're looking for special features?
    1
  8593. Since I'm using only open source, that will not happen
    1
  8594. no
    1
  8595. Why should you be free?
    1
  8596. Why leave comments here instead of contacting us on Brax.Me for service? I've seen this happen a few times. I don't know exactly what users click on to cause this bug, but the solution may just be a reinstall or a reset which can do for you for shipping cost only
    1
  8597. I believe not.
    1
  8598. Yes it would be. But that's probably the only way
    1
  8599. Samsungs are difficult. Not on my supported list.
    1
  8600. All my phones are 4G with VoLTE capability. I currently do not sell any 5G phones though I can if I can find stock of "Pixel 4a for 5G"
    1
  8601. I run my own VPN service https://bytzvpn.com
    1
  8602. Yes. Though you can just turn it off. Off off
    1
  8603. Oh really. My DSL IP address has been the same for 18 years.
    1
  8604. log in
    1
  8605. While you buy CCP phones...(Your Iphone and Google phones are made in China)
    1
  8606. Those are 3G and are not supported anymore in most cases
    1
  8607. You have to be logged in
    1
  8608. just come over to Brax.Me and join the community
    1
  8609. I'm sure we can be on LTE for many years still. We're not on 5G yet actually.
    1
  8610. 5G phones only got introduced in late 2021 so no. Besides, I'd avoid 5G forever if I could. Privacy threat
    1
  8611. sell it? Get a de-Googled phone
    1
  8612. De-Googled phones are regular Android phones. They just don't have Google. So cell services are normal
    1
  8613. Without GAPPS the Wifi scanning is just the usual Wifi probes
    1
  8614. yes
    1
  8615. Sign in and the store is in the menu
    1
  8616. I didn't know what an essential phone was...
    1
  8617. There are levels of tracking. The most secure is a Linux phone with a hardware switch. But the most usable is a de-Googled phone like a Moto G7. One restricts data flow, the other uses disinformation
    1
  8618. brax.me
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  8619. yes you do have to sign in to see the store. But it doesn't ask for any information from you.
    1
  8620. Browser is tracked less
    1
  8621. The more expensive ones are fairly new. Like Pixel 3 and Pixel 4, Oneplus 6
    1
  8622. https://brax.me Sign in since it's on the menu
    1
  8623. I ship to the UK
    1
  8624. Freedom is not necessary then! Let's go CCP if this is what you believe.
    1
  8625. hack the SIM card? Not intended for you to discover that
    1
  8626. No such thing.
    1
  8627. I suppose it is a version of VOIP operated by the carrier. But then it gets routed to normal PSTN.
    1
  8628. no
    1
  8629. the question is: Who is mining your data. Not every threat is the same.
    1
  8630. If you have no recovery email, just set up a new account
    1
  8631. There is no 3G in the US
    1
  8632. Yes
    1
  8633. buy what?
    1
  8634. I always use a Browser isolation strategy. particularly with YT. Watch that video
    1
  8635. There's already a video on that that starts with the word Bombshell
    1
  8636. If you didn't think it through and use same phone numbers and email, you're zucked.
    1
  8637. Satellite is not supported everywhere so yes it is an option if it is available
    1
  8638. That's why you use a VPN. That severely limits what they can collect.
    1
  8639. It's not about you personally but the population. They do understand the behavior of the population and can manipulate the population. The few of us who are smarter are immune. But I want to make that few, the "many"
    1
  8640. 73 de "KANON" LOL
    1
  8641. no plug ins
    1
  8642. that's manipulation proof right there. Probably coordinated by moonshot cve as discussed in another video
    1
  8643. no
    1
  8644. Use ALL browsers. Watch my Browser Isolation video.
    1
  8645. yes. But mostly you can turn it off
    1
  8646. not enough. Browser fingerprinting is still in action
    1
  8647. I explain that
    1
  8648. OMG! I am so shocked! And I get paid by Google Adsense! I even use a gmail (Google) account as a user id!
    1
  8649. bad idea
    1
  8650. They censored that! Didn't show up!
    1
  8651. If I go modern (like hip hop) I get people screaming at me...So: survey: what suits you? It's supposed to set a mood.
    1
  8652. Older EU models only and I don't do them
    1
  8653. cannot be made into a safe phone if it's a USA version
    1
  8654. Like the video says, those will use Bing and Yahoo... So censorship is still possible. Subject of another video...
    1
  8655. What is "GA"?
    1
  8656. It is. startpage.com. You can go there on any browser
    1
  8657. Those who post and have a real identity get data back. this is not one way posting. You see stuff back. You may then get 10000 messages saying all the evils of your selected candidate and nothing good. After awhile you think, hmmmm....candidate is bad. I guess I'll change my mind. Those without an identity get different data back. More opinions. More balanced. Because the AI can't target.
    1
  8658. The one with few downloads is the newer one.
    1
  8659. FB has record profits for 2020. 195 Million daily users in the US (which is done but still). So how many stopped using FB last year? 5?
    1
  8660. You must not just "deactivate". You have to delete all your content. All. One by one. Starting with photos
    1
  8661. the old one was Bach. LOL
    1
  8662. Actually as I showed in there, the Audio Filter doesn't really help in understanding phone. I didn't use it at all. I just muddies it even more. Compression is transmit only? That makes no sense. Compression would be useful in receive I would think. AGC works overall but compression is supposed to even out the lows. Thanks for the tip
    1
  8663. Yes all bands in HF are visible so you can listen to AM radio or even shortwave and likely marine SSB. However when you press PTT it will say "Transmit Error" if you're not in a ham range.
    1
  8664. I run my own VPN service. Hopefully I'm seen as trustworthy since this is what I dedicate my channel to
    1
  8665. You are so kind to even say that!
    1
  8666. Not a bad idea
    1
  8667. whether or not you can (I don't believe it), it doesn't matter since the botnet means the people AROUND YOU have their phones spying on you. It need not be your own phone
    1
  8668. Special devices use Linux. Otherwise for many models you can De-Google (use a custom ROM of Android without Google Apps)
    1
  8669. It has nothing to do with your airtag. It has to do with which people were near you and your cat. Nobody cares about the cat. Just the people.
    1
  8670. The phone will.
    1
  8671. Not correct. The actual formula for wifi triangulation is built on only two points. It knows signal strength so it's not just a matter of actual "triangulation"
    1
  8672. This is discussed further in my next video
    1
  8673. It's on my other channel. "Rob's Offgrid saiing Vessel Project'
    1
  8674. Venmo is crazy and I've known it since day 1. Could spy on people's activities so easily. People are so stupid to use it
    1
  8675. that is so good to hear. Which OS is the best right now?
    1
  8676. When a carrier listens to your phone calls it's one to one. A botnet means everyone is listening, everywhere. And no one can stop it.
    1
  8677. Palantir and the government will get you. (Drivers license photos)
    1
  8678. Create a new identity. Simple enough
    1
  8679. invisible. Your phone is constantly sending out beacons.
    1
  8680. Some models can be de-Googled and yes Tmobile will run on most of them
    1
  8681. It's on https://brax.me sign up and the store is on the menu
    1
  8682. New ones may have Alexa built in
    1
  8683. In this new level, probably the only answer is to not have mobile devices. We're not quite there yet.
    1
  8684. It will protect you partially. But being a normal android, Google gets to know every click
    1
  8685. PKI design is a problem. I will propose a new approach in another video
    1
  8686. That's not going to work. You can't change the DNS propagation like that without affecting every single DNS server in the world. You can only DNS Spoof in a controlled network like a country with a forced root certificate (Kazakhstan in my example). But you're not entirely wrong. The private key could be secretly passed to a 3-Letter. However, given that LetsEncrypt is founded by EFF, they "should" be the last domino to fall.
    1
  8687. next video
    1
  8688. You must not be a cybersecurity person. Your interpretation is wrong.
    1
  8689. Problem is your answer is to do nothing...
    1
  8690. You can easily make such a desktop.
    1
  8691. If you actually signed in you put in a @username and your choice of password. That's it. You can't communicate with anyone if there is no user. I also told you already on the video that there is a VPN ($89/yr and phones are approximately $400+)
    1
  8692. And exactly what identity did I ask you to provide? NOTHING
    1
  8693. nope
    1
  8694. They won't let you! Even Govt websites will require mobile texting
    1
  8695. BTW by law, you can't talk business or anything of that nature on Ham radio. But perhaps you've never listened to Ham radio after an Earthquake or some emergency
    1
  8696. 73! Wow such an old timer in the hobby! I guess I'm more of an experimenter. Not really into rag chewing because I have no time. But it so happens that a lot of things to do with cybersecurity are related to RF now. So it matches my interests
    1
  8697. If you watched the video you would see that it's not what you think
    1
  8698. Very glad about that. The video is intended to get some excitement going again. I'm not a rag chewer so I'm more on the experimental side of Ham
    1
  8699. LOL. I would have failed then. I still don't know morse code but I intend to correct that. After I do my Extra exam.
    1
  8700. that is an awesome idea. However it would take a long time to transmit
    1
  8701. 73
    1
  8702. I actually was using Marine radio VHF for a very long time. Way before HAM. And I also had a GMRS license long before HAM as well.
    1
  8703. Thanks
    1
  8704. LOL. Cool. Just need the time. But a computer can translate for me (powered by solar)
    1
  8705. Love QRP. Too bad the noise floor in Los Angeles is really bad,
    1
  8706. You should watch the video fully
    1
  8707. why don't you actually watch the video?
    1
  8708. Thank you!
    1
  8709. If you actually watched it you'd understand
    1
  8710. For a $50 VHF radio?
    1
  8711. You cannot encrypt. Correct.
    1
  8712. I just checked that out. It's a simplified version of what I did with my Mesh video. I have a mesh network that's about 4 miles apart. Both terminate with a local wifi access point so I'm able to use my phones to get wifi at each end. Of course it needs custom apps since you're not on the Internet. But it comes with messaging. The only problem is that it's in the Ham bands so all traffic has to be open. No encryption
    1
  8713. Wow - just a chance intersection on HAM then! Although most Hams are interested in tech
    1
  8714. I have some other videos where I set up a Ham Mesh network
    1
  8715. I studied for extra and didn't have time to finish. YT took priority.
    1
  8716. Good point in this SDR world
    1
  8717. Good to know
    1
  8718. I''m sure I'll miss 50.
    1
  8719. no
    1
  8720. Thanks for extra info and that is appreciated!
    1
  8721. It's fine. Standard Debian based Distro.
    1
  8722. You don't need that since you can just use Virtual machines (see that video)
    1
  8723. All I'm saying is that Tails being non-persistent by default is a good thing. It makes it impossible for malware to latch on. So I don't criticize Tails at all. I'm just defining what it's purpose is. Yes you can modify it but then it would be a compromise. It is excellent for what it is. Would I use Tails as a daily driver? No. Not even with persistent storage. For the same reason I wouldn't use Whonix as a daily driver. These are hardcore security OS's. And they're excellent for what they do. Tails is obviously different because of the Live USB configuration whereas Whonix is more of a regular install. So Whonix is the closest to being used part time with a daily driver machine. On the run...Tails for sure.
    1
  8724. Now why would you do that? That's the whole strength of the amnesiac system. Once you create persistency you're less safe on Tails than on Whonix which has the additional layer of a virtual machine. Tails is extremely safe because persistence is turned off. Obviously this is Linux and you can do things that override whatever was shipped. But that may not be a good thing.
    1
  8725. I go a little further back with SCO-Unix. Though I've never had access to Unix on a mainframe.
    1
  8726. I used Unix way back too. But that's all command line stuff. Can't really compare old character based Unix that I was using to Linux Desktop environments.
    1
  8727. Because Linux is OPEN SOURCE. I can look at the source code. Anyone can look at the source code.
    1
  8728.  @MICKYLEAKSMGR-PRESIDENTCJWORLD  You sound like you're in the US and not India. LOL
    1
  8729. Yes we have a new product called Brax Virtual Phone. It's fantastic. There are videos on it and it is on our store. Inexpensive too starting at $60 per year.
    1
  8730. Thanks for watching!
    1
  8731. log in
    1
  8732. The Nexus 5 is the LG Nexus 5. That's the same model. There's D820 and D821 which I think refers to the storage size (16 vs 32gb)
    1
  8733.  @anthonyfmoss  Your support is so appreciated!
    1
  8734. I just responded to someone else. Why would you make Tails persistent? That removes the most important security feature of an amnesiac system. Persistence is not a flaw in Tails, it is it's strength though rendering it somewhat impractical. Once you do that, it is less secure than Whonix which has an additional layer of protection and anonymity with the Virtual machine. I know you can do this on just a specific volume. But if you get malware, the encryption isn't going to matter. In its non-persistent form, Tails is fairly malware proof.
    1
  8735. The store is on Brax.Me app. Sign in
    1
  8736. that's just a redirect to the HTTPS version. If you want the https direct link it is https://brax.me/home/rob. It takes you there automatically.. The other one is just easier to remember
    1
  8737. Glad you think so!
    1
  8738. Very cool info! I just got to find some hardware that works on it. Frustrating me for years.
    1
  8739. I get it. But it doesn't change my story though. This is not for the weak of heart. If I, an expert, can't even find a computer that is compatible, then it isn't going to be easy for the average person.
    1
  8740. I don't have a compatible machine for Qubes. But it's supposed to use Whonix and that's how Whonix operates. Am I misunderstanding something here? I get that you can customize anything in Linux but what is the standard behavior? I've used Whonix for many years.
    1
  8741. Yes. Many NZ customers
    1
  8742. FreeBSD is better for servers. But I myself will not bother with that because it's more time spent learning something new. All my servers are Debian. Why? Because I started there and it's something I know. Some people couldn't get things to work on BSD and then there's more searching to figure it out. And FreeBSD is not really a desktop environment. It's more for servers. Linux is better for desktop. More options
    1
  8743. When on the run, it's likely he used tails. But once he settled in he used Qubes. Because of the persistence issue.
    1
  8744. It isn't rocket science. So the criminal is slightly smarter than the general population.
    1
  8745. Thank you!
    1
  8746. I did not get that deep into what each store has! Thank you!
    1
  8747. I installed Virtual Box Guest additions on all where it did not do so automatically.
    1
  8748. It's in the description. Ubuntu Mate. Sorry
    1
  8749. I remember loading Manjaro Gnome long ago. Will have to try that too
    1
  8750. No one watches my Linux videos from 2 years ago, so it's not actually encouraging to do these in the past. And there's always the Linux police.
    1
  8751. More complicated than you think since you have to go to BIOS to allow it. And the instruction will be different per computer. VirtualBox is the easier answer for testing and works for all
    1
  8752. I think the issue is (as I said in the video), the graphics chain. The compositor, display server, and general GPU optimizations. Which in today's world is a requirement for desktops. Not important for Linux servers of course. I feel that those who pick from my selection will not be led wrong on most hardware. I think this reflects a newbie kind of use.
    1
  8753. But the reality is it is not slow for many distros. It runs just fine.
    1
  8754. Yes, I gave it good marks for speed and usability, except I didn't like the icons.
    1
  8755. All the VB instances here have Virtual Box Guest additions. Manually installed if not automatic. If I didn't do that it would not have been a fair comparison. I did not include it in the video since I did not show installation of distros other than Ubuntu. It should be apparent though that the NVIDIA card is working for most of the distros (where it is supported) since the Task Manager is displaying it. Thank you for your information!
    1
  8756. UBUNTU MATE
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  8757. The only relevant step by step is Installing VirtualBox and Ubuntu which is shown in it's entirety at the beginning. The rest is just me clicking things quickly to check it out. No specific pattern. You can stop the video whenever you want
    1
  8758. Who are the dislikers? Linux Police or Windows/Apple fanboys? It would be great to see who's who
    1
  8759. What the zuck are you talking about buddy? Is this Linux related?
    1
  8760. VB Guest additions are all installed. You can see NVIDIA is being used by most of the distros
    1
  8761. We'll have to show Grandma how to change the Desktop environment. LOL.
    1
  8762. Thank you. Of course everything in Linux can be changed, but Grandma is just using Virtual Box and doesn't want to use the command line. LOL
    1
  8763. thank you
    1
  8764. You can't evade a voice print. But you can minimize voice calling in this modern age
    1
  8765. There are already apps doing social scores here though they're so inaccurate
    1
  8766. LOL. Read it often when I was young!
    1
  8767. It interprets gray scales. But that has limited use nowadays. Most photos and videos are in color
    1
  8768. You can download the APK directly from brax.me/braxme.. It is also on apkpure.com
    1
  8769. This little app is a quick Kali type of toolkit. Too invasive for IOS I’m sure
    1
  8770. download from apkpure.com
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  8771. download from apkpure.com and it will work
    1
  8772. that sounds more like redirect activity which can be done at the website level. cert spoofing is what you need to be afraid of.
    1
  8773. What this has to do with biometric login, I have no idea. No one really pays attention so maybe I won't care anymore. Give Google your phone number. Most of you guess at this technology without really understanding it.
    1
  8774. Not necessary here on FIDO 2
    1
  8775. Sure. Though you at least know you have been hacked and can respond
    1
  8776. Your statement is ridiculous. Watch the RSA video so you see how ridiculous it is.
    1
  8777. No you can only have 1 password (to the platform) and it would still work as a backup. But if you trust it enough, you can remove the password. You have potentially those 20 different device/browser combos to be a backup login
    1
  8778. As explained in the video, it is a grid of capacitance values. Meaning the sensor records the amount of skin touching each square. Many squares. But not a resolution to create a photo.
    1
  8779. Correct. For example, look at the brax.me source code. It never stores a password. It just compares the hash of your generated entry. Though in a typical platform, someone will steal the stored hashes and use that to arrive at the password assuming they know the salt. In this biometric exchange method, that is not possible since the public key is just used to send a bi-directional validation AFTER exchanging passkeys. So there are multiple steps to guarantee that the party is authentic.
    1
  8780. I explained in the video but no one is paying attention so it is my fault. There is no technical methodology to actually capture your biometric (like fingerprints and facial photo) and send it elsewhere. The sensors cannot recreate fingerprints. They create a single number! And these numbers are unique to your biometric as I explained. But cannot recreate the original. Thus they are not a risk. That's the technological fact.
    1
  8781. https://www.youtube.com/live/o8j6pR975xQ Live Stream where I respond to these comments
    1
  8782. https://www.youtube.com/live/o8j6pR975xQ This is the live stream where I respond to the comments here
    1
  8783. There are no non-verbal cues
    1
  8784. It may seem like that to you but I'm actually introducing a technology that will create privacy. Maybe an uphill battle though
    1
  8785. Fingerprint sensor works on Linux. But to implement passkeys require modifications to use the FIDO 2 Standard. And that's not given a due date yet as far as I know
    1
  8786. It is not safe in that scenario. But that has nothing to do with passkeys
    1
  8787. Close enough. Will discuss tonight
    1
  8788. You might be surprised at the simplicity of it all not that I've arrived at an alternative explanation
    1
  8789. In order to implement the FIDO 2 Passkey standard, the OS and the app need to consistently use the same standard. Remember that the FIDO 2 Passkey does not send biometrics to anyone. It just sends a Public key that's pre-negotiated. It is possible for some app to implement some other Biometric based method that is NOT using the FIDO 2 Passkey standard, in which case, I would not recommend that. The FIDO way does not break our privacy in any way.
    1
  8790. BTW the code for the fingerprint is part of ANDROID OPEN SOURCE PROJECT. Any programmer can see how it works! Also, go look at the source code for commercial fingerprint readers used on computers. It's open source on Linux. All obviously visible. So instead of creating disinformation, make sure you understand what you are talking about.
    1
  8791. Of course I do. It's called the FIDO 2 Standard.
    1
  8792. https://www.youtube.com/live/o8j6pR975xQ Live Stream where I respond to these comments
    1
  8793. https://www.youtube.com/live/o8j6pR975xQ Live Stream where I respond to these comments
    1
  8794. It is completely mainstream on the server end now though. If you're not exposed to big tech you may not realize this. As I said in the video, I can't imagine some new software developer building some new big app using a Windows server. I did that. I would not do that today. I would use some Linux based database (MySQL, NoSQL etc) and be completely web based.
    1
  8795. Keep going so I make a video about your comments
    1
  8796. Who's doing the split tunneling? I'm not. One route for all traffic (except local)
    1
  8797. If you want to purchase at some other store as a guest, you'd be required to provide an email. Brax does not require anything! Nothing. Without an account, I can't talk to you or give you a software download or handle shipping etc. A guest has an account too. Just one time use. Don't ever use it again. No one will care.
    1
  8798. There is no identity with a Brax account so I don't know what you mean. But you have to protect that you're talking to the same person
    1
  8799. You have evaluate your threats. A 3-Letter agency could be a mass surveillance threat (which is all I'm trying to protect). There is practically no way to prevent a 3-Letter from doing active surveillance. But you have to be worth it as a target. Not applicable to the average good citizen.
    1
  8800. https://brax.me sign in
    1
  8801. Yes that works.
    1
  8802. BraxRouter uses BytzVPN (you need a subscription)
    1
  8803. How do I know who's ordering? It doesn't require any identity.
    1
  8804. This setup allows for a wired solution. It terminates at a switch were you can plug in more devices
    1
  8805. absolutely. That's why I use it
    1
  8806. The ISP cannot see much of anything. Just encrypted traffic
    1
  8807. Encrypted single connection
    1
  8808. I just extend a wired VPN network as in the video with a cheap Netgear Nighthawk. That's in the video.
    1
  8809. Double NAT is correct. I presume you understand the security/privacy implications of that?
    1
  8810. It can work. But occasionally it doesn't. I've seen some default to IPV6, or block another router
    1
  8811. No
    1
  8812. Not terribly high. Usually you choose a server near you so you only add one extra hop
    1
  8813. Always on the VPN side because they will feed the reverse IP lookup database
    1
  8814. We are happy to help. There's a Tech support button right on Settings on Brax.Me
    1
  8815. There was a Document included with the router for documentation. In any case, this is not the place to do this since I don't have any idea who you are or what your credentials are
    1
  8816. Why are you trying to get support here on Youtube? You bought it from Brax.Me. All documents and communications and tech support are on Brax.Me. That's where you made the purchase. There is no staff doing tech support on Youtube
    1
  8817. I already have a Pi-Hole server. Were you going to build something better? A private DNS would expose you
    1
  8818. It's automatically routed through the VPN and in my VPN's case, through Pi-Hole
    1
  8819. Yes you are. Because if the same mac addresses show up in different environments, it creates a relationship map. Don't think internet. Think LANs and Wifis
    1
  8820. I did not design it to do that.
    1
  8821. Contact tech support. There some specific things to test (like credentials).
    1
  8822. Why are you not getting help? I don't see any messages about it.
    1
  8823. Are you the one selling those Pwnie Express phones on Ebay?
    1
  8824. My setup as shown here is VPN and Non-VPN so you just choose the appropriate Wifi
    1
  8825. The purpose of this is to create complete flexibility and I showed the most sophisticated setup. Of course it can be simplified especially for a small house or apartment.
    1
  8826. You go on wired mode like in the video. However, a VPN adds additional legs so it won't be as fast as no VPN. I typically get 100mbps.
    1
  8827. The software is $99. That's it. If that's too much then that's ok
    1
  8828. Yes. But you can always turn it off since ping time might increase
    1
  8829. When you go wired, you have a switch that can have other Wifi plugged in. That's how I expand my Wifi network to be VPN
    1
  8830. You cannot cross a VPN router from the outside. (at least not mine)
    1
  8831. No. Needs ethernet cable
    1
  8832. because a non-VPN network is always needed, BraxRouter is designed to use DHCP upstream from router 1. Then it subnets from that
    1
  8833. I load my own software on a Raspberry PI4. So it's not vulnerable to that.
    1
  8834. yes
    1
  8835. There has to be a Wifi 1 for DHCP, and then BraxRouter also does DHCP for its clients downstream. So basically a double NAT
    1
  8836. The only store is to go into brax.me and it is on the menu. You have to be signed in. And then you wouldn't be asking the question here but on brax.me which is an encrypted social media app.
    1
  8837. Which will end up more expensive and you will not have the option of a wired VPN trunk. This is an expandable option where I use many standard Wifi routers
    1
  8838. Only mobile mac addresses can be tracked. Otherwise they are not useful
    1
  8839. What are you talking about? It's a Gigabit router in wired mode
    1
  8840. Are you techie? Are you familiar with ARP? I already have a Facebook related video on this. And they admit to doing this on their EULA
    1
  8841. Appreciate it!
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  8842. I wouldn't "bridge" a router. I would create two different networks
    1
  8843. To run a VPN and Non-VPN requires two routers. And then you can expand connections with a switch
    1
  8844. With this setup? Yes
    1
  8845. yes
    1
  8846. That is of course true. But in real life use, it hasn't been noticeable. You can watch movies and do normal things and it has no effect on your daily use
    1
  8847. they're considered as two separate communications
    1
  8848. just run https://brax.me. Could be you're doing http
    1
  8849. I'm acting on the assumption that if power is off then it won't be tracked.
    1
  8850. Smart
    1
  8851. no
    1
  8852. Credit card?
    1
  8853. No. Snooping is the same. However, the old versions allowed IMEI spying for any app and Mac address spying too. So old versions (prior to Android 10) are not good
    1
  8854. Please pay attention to the video. It's introducing a new concept of tracking. VPN's are needed but they are not an end-solution. You need a larger strategy
    1
  8855. Yes they work in Australia.
    1
  8856. Sign in to Brax.Me.
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  8857. Watch my recent email video
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  8858. MAC address is different from IMEI. There is no process of sending a MAC address on an IP network. But IMEI is part of the cell transport. Also IMEI is protected by Federal Laws. Kevin Mitnick was threatened with 20 years of jail for modifying the IMEI's. Though that was plea bargained down to 5 years
    1
  8859. No. You can only affect yourself
    1
  8860. Not "Google Authenticator" (Open Source) app itself. But THE Google app. It is made to collect the IMEI regardless of what you are doing on the app.
    1
  8861. Yes whatever you want. They're all good to me
    1
  8862. You don't want me to get to 500K? LOL
    1
  8863. MicroG handles notifications. But obviously not anything with payments
    1
  8864. There are programming instructions in the SIM though which are modifiable
    1
  8865. Don't think of SIMs as computers. The computer is the Cell Baseband Modem. The SIM is flash memory. Cell basebands send IMEI+ IMSI (which is from the SIM)
    1
  8866. Frankly I prefer TOR ROUTING vs TOR Browser.
    1
  8867. It may be March 1 before I have it ready for sale. I was hoping for February. But I have other phones in the meantime
    1
  8868. Blackberry is a chinese company. It's a regular ANDROID (not the old Blackberry!)
    1
  8869. It's fine but it doesn't work indoors
    1
  8870. No. I said get de-Googled phones. The only claim to fame of a Satellite phone is that most of them are not smart phones. Beyond that they offer no additional "safety" advantage.
    1
  8871. Exact opposite. Only a de-Googled phone can escape
    1
  8872. Something we need to experiment with. The problem is that most emulators are running Android 7 which is too old
    1
  8873. Apple and Google built the OS. That's why.
    1
  8874. Tesla app works in general. Only the Roadside assistance requires google maps
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  8875. because I'm a programmer. I understand how that works
    1
  8876. Yes you can do that. But realize that there thousands upon thousands of these domains. BytzVPN automatically includes PiHole. You get a choice of also excluding Pihole
    1
  8877. Because of browser fingerprinting -- no
    1
  8878. I have a Linux app that can just jam the wifi. LOL.
    1
  8879. Must be a scientist in you!
    1
  8880. Not something you can find on Spotify, LOL.
    1
  8881. will check it out!
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  8882. But could do it every month when you change sim cards?
    1
  8883. The idea is a throwaway number initially. And then use notifications after that
    1
  8884. there's a new video for Windows. MSI unboxing part 2
    1
  8885. I don't think Google voice is connected to that
    1
  8886. I have a newer video called Browser Isolation that you should watch.
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  8887. "the range of wifi" which is around 100 feet
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  8888. No. Not enough.
    1
  8889. Watch my newer video Browser Isolation
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  8890. Chinese
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  8891. I sell TOR Routers so I have extensive experience with TOR!
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  8892. It's not about which browser type it is. It's about the signature. Watch the newer video Browser Isolation
    1
  8893. No. It is not too late because we can make their data meaningless
    1
  8894. Do you even understand what you're saying? Sounds like you didn't even watch the video...Do you really know how browser fingerprinting works??????????
    1
  8895. Opera is CCP! Stop using that
    1
  8896. watch my video Browser Isolation
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  8897. You waste Chrome because it is the one truly connected to the spy enterprise.
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  8898. Nothing is better than Browser Isolation as I describe. All other approaches can still be fingerprinted
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  8899. absolutely not. You'd stand out so fast and be fingerprinted immediately. The more unique your actions are the more you are a target. Watch my newer Browser Isolation video
    1
  8900. Brave?
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  8901. what about it? Look at the new video Browser Threat Test. Results will be the same
    1
  8902. Choose DuckDuckGo
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  8903. Thank you!
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  8904. Run it through the Browser Threat Test (see that video)
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  8905. To the bad platforms, yes
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  8906. poor Tess. Does calling everyone CCP appeal to you?
    1
  8907. Watch my new video Brower Isolation
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  8908. My App Brax.Me cleans up photos when you upload to it. And then you can download or share a link and it will be meta-data free. There are other apps that do that only
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  8909. It is not down. Just use the correct link. https://brax.me
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  8910. It is not offline. https://brax.me
    1
  8911. There are only 3 carriers in the USA. Tmobile/Sprint, ATT, Verizon. So all the different ones are just resellers (MVNO). Having said that, the Pixels work with all 3 (therefore all MVNO's)
    1
  8912. I have a VPN service and backed by a person you can see and know. Not some hidden corporation
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  8913. I just did. 4 steps here
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  8914. Then don't use it. If you're not getting the purpose it probably wasn't meant for you
    1
  8915. You don't like me anymore?
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  8916. Don't enable the opposition. Speak as often as you want. Just don't think you're winning by giving them data
    1
  8917. De-Googled phones have no phone identity. That's the secret
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  8918. It was sold only midweek. It got stocked today and will be on the shelves tomorrow
    1
  8919. It has to be done at the browser. Google is mentioned here because Google is the main supporter of the Chromium project. In fact as I said here, most of this work can be done at the browser. So one project (Chromium) could implement most of this and it will be in 60% of the browsers immediately. Then there just has to be a push to convince CA's that we do not trust them unless they do a blockchain post. Ethereum is not a random crypto. This kind of thing is especially the kind that supports this stuff pretty easily. Many contract protocols are already on Ethereum. But if crypto leaves a bad taste, someone could make another blockchain. As long as it's a public blockchain, it's not a problem
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  8920. Are you being selective here? 4th Amendment, 5th Amendment are being cut down by 100% surveillance of the population and you don't consider that as tearing down the constitution? A sovereign nation has a right to defend itself against its own citizens in general? Not bad guys? Not even foreign people? You need to really study what's at stake here.
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  8921. There are many who want to do that and are leaving comments here to that effect. I may not agree but I'm always willing to listen
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  8922. I don't know what the motives or angles are of deep state. I just see the obvious. Selective surveillance of select populations. It doesn't even matter what the population is. So I don't know what this politicizing statement is about. I don't like all politicians.
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  8923. Your left/right rant is completely missing the point of the video. I don't care what you believe. What the video's point is that powerful entities in a Private-Public partnership (with a lot of money exchanged), push whatever agenda they want and now Big tech has provided the tool kit. I have many (suppressed) videos talking about the specifics of identifying specific populations reminiscent of the actions of the past during the McCarthy era, just against a different population. The point is: Technology has empowered this group to manipulate the population. You're living in a cave if you don't see how the message can be controlled. Sure you can say a few things here and there since they can't stop you. But they can minimize your voice in its effect to affect the ones in control. I already said who's in control. Deep State. Deep state is not necessarily connected to the White house. But it is connected to Big tech since they run the XKeyScore, Muscular, Prism etc programs
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  8924. Let's talk about it in tonight's live stream then
    1
  8925. I believe that. No one as far as I know got arrested for riots here in LA though.
    1
  8926. then watch that video
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  8927. Many things now cancel the 4th amendment. Patriot Act. Rule 41. Mass Surveillance. Pre-Crime. Zucked up. And then it moves to changing what we see on the Internet
    1
  8928. just need an adapter
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  8929. As I already said, this is a documented behavior of Government and I cited examples from the 50's, the 70's and today. However what is different is the fine control they have with a surveillance toolkit provided by Big Tech
    1
  8930. I haven't use the word Propaganda in a long time. I think it is time to resurrect that. Thank you for the idea. I'll title tomorrow's live stream with that
    1
  8931. He was a hacker not a privacy advocate. Kevin Mitnick
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  8932. Not in the US
    1
  8933. Wow. You're following the narrative. So 100% surveillance is justified then for every single American. Did you forget your constitution? 4th amendment? What about "Innocent till proven guilty"? Out the window apparently.
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  8934. LOL. No guessing required since there's a Sailing channel
    1
  8935. The solution btw is your own Local AI and I'm really getting a lot of benefit from this kind of use. Will describe my setup and use in the next video.
    1
  8936. There are already cases where foreign powers have stolen AI intellectual property directly from companies like OpenAI
    1
  8937. This is Llava model btw. One time I think a model argued with me about the grammar, saying it was fine to say "a team of AI researcher" (singular). Could be Llama3. Can't remember.
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  8938. I did not post the code as it could be misconstrued as malware. But like I said, I had the AI create it. Ask your own AI
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  8939. You can't do if the OS itself has embedded the agents
    1
  8940. Maybe you blocked javascript. Just use in normal mode
    1
  8941. Zuck Avast. If you want your PC spied on with a fake root certificate, that's the way
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  8942. Don't use that. I can fingerprint that
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  8943. The test was specifically made without aggressive settings that kill websites on any of the browsers. You are free to test any browser with the tools provided
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  8944. The problem is that this misuses the user agent which is used for formatting the display. If you give wrong information, websites break. Watch my Browser Isolation video for a cleaner solution
    1
  8945. thank you
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  8946. Best to talk on the Brax.Me platform but avoid directly messaging me since I've overloaded
    1
  8947. Microsoft phone is safer I'm sure! But it still works?
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  8948. yes
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  8949. Any time!
    1
  8950. Companies like Palantir are there to harvest this and provide mercenary services to influence, attack, profile behavior for someone to profit
    1
  8951. Nope. This is Passkeys WebAuthn/FIDO passkeys implemented by the PLATFORM not by the hardware key. Same name but a whole different concept.
    1
  8952. THERE IS NO BIOMETRICS IN PASSKEYS. FYI
    1
  8953. That's not the passkey standard itself.
    1
  8954. It turns out that I'm low on stock. My stock will likely only last through June. So no discount is possible
    1
  8955. There's a video on private DNS where I rant about this
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  8956. as in the description, go to https://brax.me. Sign in. And look for Store.
    1
  8957. I hopefully organize things properly in the playlists or attempt to. Thank you.
    1
  8958. It is unknown if data is cached. You have to assume that that is possible and likely.
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  8959.  @kb9mtd-aaronwebb  I mesh with the wider network here in Southern Cal but the signal is unstable. Sometimes it just drops. But the signal between my own two nodes is close to 20mps so it's perfect for my experimentation. I'm avoiding the tunneling because it's not practical to think about it if the grid is down. However, for the short term it may be something I'd have to just for fun.
    1
  8960. I'm developing some other applications on the Raspberry PI that I can use with this. Security/Alarm related.
    1
  8961. instead of guessing on this (as you are guessing), why don't you just read the Amazon Voice Recognition API SDK which is published? I'm not in the guessing business. I studied that API.
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  8962. Your phones are participating in a different botnet network (like Apple Airtags). But the Amazon sidewalk has range. So it can cover a whole metro area.
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  8963. LOL
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  8964. Please don't emphasize your ignorance here. COMPUTERS STORE AND REVIEW RECORDINGS. WHAT ZUCKING PERSONNEL? And apparently you believe the marketing but you don't know how to look at the documentation for "Cloud Based Wakeup Word" in Alexa API
    1
  8965. You cannot turn off your neighbor's sidewalk
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  8966. Fantastic! The whole Patriot act to spy on all US citizens is great too for catching a terrorist. So let's do more!
    1
  8967. I'm sorry but you're not getting this. I didn't tell you to opt out. Because it won't make a difference.
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  8968. no connection
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  8969. How do you opt out ALL your neighbors within 1/2 mile?
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  8970. Battery lasts a year. Solar -- unlimited. They're low power
    1
  8971. You must love Google too. Enjoy both.
    1
  8972. No.
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  8973. Wow. Was that on this date? I know the story.
    1
  8974. I'm not real
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  8975. LOL. Thank you!
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  8976. Same as allowing all this. No one reads the terms of service.
    1
  8977. Sorry dude. Believe what you want. Your understanding of this is limited
    1
  8978. That's when Amazon Sidewalk was turned on
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  8979. As Snowden would say: Saying you don't need Privacy is the same as saying you don't need freedom of speech since you don't use it anyway.
    1
  8980. Make sure to leave your windows open at all times. Don't forget the bathroom door. And while you're at it, why don't you post your debit card number here including the PIN. Oh, since you've been the target of disinformation in the news, might as well not vote since you'd be tainted.
    1
  8981. You need to get to the 2nd terminator movie...LOL
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  8982. Yes. I have an online store. Fortunately for me it's on my own platform Brax.Me
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  8983. Do not trust anyone. I'm not telling you anything. But for practical reasons, I'm too small to be making money from data. And I use the same VPN. Mine. I wouldn't want to be logged. The larger the company, the more incentive to collect data.
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  8984. Yes. iOS phones especially. However, they don't have the range of plugged in device like an Echo
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  8985. It's REFLECTING (like radar) nothing more than an identifier. It's called BACKSCATTER. And it does fast frequency hopping. Obviously you're guessing. Go watch some DefCon videos.
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  8986. Los Angeles
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  8987. You need an SDR. The transmissions are in milliseconds! And it's in the bluetooth frequencies.
    1
  8988. Yes I've done many live streams long ago about chromebook
    1
  8989. You are missing the point. A FEW control the machine. This is true even with social media.
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  8990. Yes. nuf said.
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  8991. that does not have this mesh network. But they will zuck you some other way I'm sure at some point
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  8992. So the fact that the internet is "changed" for certain people is of no significance then. There is no science fiction in what I talk about in another video "Bombshell". Based on what is tracked, what you see is changed. And that's Google. Amazon is another contractor for the intelligence community. According to you it is "Long live mass surveillance".
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  8993. You all agree to it in the TOS
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  8994. You are in dreamland. Sorry
    1
  8995. The kids don't know Terminator. The last Terminator was not even Skynet anymore. LOL
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  8996. It's not about yourself. Can you force everyone around you to get rid of echos and ring cameras and turn off bluetooth on their phones if that's even possible? (not possible in many cases). The mesh network functions because the masses allow it to work
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  8997. No that is not in the list of affected devices
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  8998. I don't think so. It's the specific devices I stated.
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  8999. It's an SoC so there's no separate "transceiver" unit/
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  9000. Oh, so Amazon sidewalk doesn't exist?? I made it up?
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  9001. They're not on the list of "bad" devices. At least so far
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  9002. Now can you convince all your neighbors within 1/2 mile square to turn it off?
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  9003. Yes, the device is unlicensed so the FCC limits transmit and receive power. I have a HAM license so I'm not limited. The unlicensed radios discussed in this video are allowed more power because they are allocated a specific band.
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  9004. Are you serious? Where did you learn this? I have a video transmitting at 2.4GHZ for 37 miles. I just need a dish antenna.
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  9005. Presumably even Echo will detect your thermostat settings
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  9006. You can't disable your neighbor's Echo/Ring
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  9007. People like you understand the problem better than most, Thank you
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  9008. I think you opt out on Amazon.com. Not certain since I don't have this.
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  9009. The built in radio transceiver -- that's the new issue
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  9010. Better but slower and often restricted by websites
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  9011. That's exactly what I'm saying. they've already done it. Ring camera videos shared. Facially recognized. Transceivers added to your devices without letting you know and letting you know their purpose. These transceivers were added since 2019
    1
  9012. The movie
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  9013. I do not recommend any Chinese phone accused of privacy breaching like Huawei
    1
  9014. I highly disagree with you. Sorry. You assume that the technology is fixed. I'm talking about a raw capability that could be used for any purpose. Any radio can detect RF transmissions and make transmissions. This device has a transceiver. You think you can hide transmissions from any device and limit it to some category or brand? How will you do that? Even RFID has open source programs that share how to communicate at 908-928 MHZ.
    1
  9015. If only we can reprogram them
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  9016. So true!
    1
  9017. Remember that it is not about YOU. It's everyone around you. A mesh operates because of your neighbors. Same logic as Wifi triangulation. That triangulation doesn't happen because of your routers but routers in your neighborhood
    1
  9018. No problem shipping to sweden my friend. Lots sent there
    1
  9019. LOL
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  9020. What do I talk about that's a conspiracy theory? or Fake? Everything I talk about is based on tech facts.
    1
  9021. I am not surprised
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  9022. I understand that completely and there's merit to that approach. On my end though I have the "Tech" label to this channel so I better be up to date with tech.
    1
  9023. Depends on what you want to accomplish. Local models using RAG/Fine Tuning may give better results than a base Pre-Trained Model even from OpenAI or Antrophic. AI models have limitations and this will have to be discussed in a future video. Your comment deserves some elaboration.
    1
  9024. Didn't I do that here? I have lots of B-Roll. More?
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  9025. You have a lot to learn still :) You will find that you can modify the AI if you want to, depending on your preferences. This is a skill though. And requires a bit of ingenuity and trial and error. Then whatever you do can be baked into the model permanently.
    1
  9026. Why do this? Just don't use Windows.
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  9027. Makes sense. I'm trying to make my own UI instead of using Open WebUI which seems to be the most popular. But I'd like to tweak the AI but have the built into my own UI (like Fine Tuning and RAG integration)
    1
  9028. I understand how AI works. The AI in itself does not have any ability to communicate or even execute things in secret, That requires an AI agent. And that's the danger of an OS. The OS has multiple agents running (mediananalysisd, windows recall, etc)
    1
  9029. Wednesday
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  9030. Something to learn later so don't ditch us yet. You can manipulate the AI as long as you're in control in an open source model. You have very little control on a model you just access in the cloud. You can give the AI your own rules.
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  9031. Dual boot! Better than VM for this type of work
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  9032. I bet there's more.
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  9033. Not getting hot but Linux runs faster than Windows.
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  9034. You can buy the kind of computer I used in this demo. Used it could be under $1K.
    1
  9035. Excellent. Thank you!
    1
  9036. Cool. Thank you
    1
  9037. You should not.
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  9038. A model is not code. It's an array of weights. So if you understand what is running, it should alleviate concern. In this case the enabling software is Ollama (open source)
    1
  9039. Ollama is just an enabler. And you can modify the models to control or remove censoring. Something to be taught
    1
  9040. Much appreciated
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  9041. There is no leap. Apple Medianalysisd is doing the scans. You cannot disable. However that is not as dangerous as keylogging and screenshots. Believe what you want. It's a free world.
    1
  9042. no. Dual boot would work
    1
  9043. This is just a development of the past recent videos which has more information you can research yourself.
    1
  9044. The NPU is not the actual threat as I learned what this chip does. It's the OS that's the problem.
    1
  9045. Well you should have watched my live stream. There is reason (for privacy) to actually look for one with an NPU. Next video
    1
  9046. Sorry. Your understanding of this is not there. More videos for you to watch including tomorrow's video
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  9047. Image object recognition IS AI
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  9048. But every OS update restores it. I did this myself!
    1
  9049. They can be exploited. So the only escape is to escape the OS.
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  9050. Glad you enjoy it!
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  9051. OMG. Just watch the videos in the AI Series. So you're not even aware of what Windows Recall is?
    1
  9052. China btw is another leader in AI. Alibaba.
    1
  9053. Get a de-Googled phone like the ones from our store and it will never have an issue with AI chips. it's not the chip. It's the OS
    1
  9054. This is threat is incredibly real. I've seen videos duplicate an AI watching what you're doing on screen and creating a description log (via screenshots)
    1
  9055. It is the OS you worry about, not the hardware. So AOSP on phones.
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  9056. https://brax.me is always live
    1
  9057. well, it is an End-User OS issue.
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  9058. CSAM
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  9059. Then you need to write notes
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  9060. More than aware, if you watch my video on it. Which btw is not a threat on your home network
    1
  9061. If you can see a screen, the AI can see the screen. Doesn't matter what encryption is in between
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  9062. no. it will be fine
    1
  9063. but the AI can read the display. That's the problem
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  9064. correct. But better explained in the next video. The NPU is just a trigger for the AI models that are coming.
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  9065. Don't worry, videos coming up with actual code demonstrating this nice little feature
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  9066. Sorry for using AU as an example. :)
    1
  9067. AOSP on Android.
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  9068. I will show you in code. I wrote an example of what's possible (using python and AI). Next week's video
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  9069. No. I said CURRENT apps. You just come up with a different way. Offline devices. Device validation as part of the message. Same encryption math.
    1
  9070. The NPU is a trigger. With the NPU in existence it is almost guaranteed that a local LLM or SLM will be loaded. And thus the spyware begins
    1
  9071. You're not understanding this. An AI can find a signature of a person they want. Then they have a target.
    1
  9072. Linux and De-Googled OS already available. But the issue is that the parties you're talking to may be using a compromised OS so it exposes your communications. So you can protect yourself, but how to protect against your normie friends?
    1
  9073. You could run RDP (Remote Desktop) to a Windows machine from Linux
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  9074. can't on Linux
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  9075. Exactly. The NPU though is Microsoft's marker that it should load an AI locally.
    1
  9076. may not have been set...
    1
  9077. You know what, I have a whole body of public discourse that can be researched here plus a decade of live streaming that often explains my background. I don't have to explain anything to someone coming here one time looking for me justify my information. If you don't like it, you can move on.
    1
  9078. Yes I did
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  9079. Of course they will. I could make one too. The problem is if the normies would use it.
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  9080. I'm labeled a fear mongerer when I think too much of the endgame.
    1
  9081. Don't think that. Think of the OS that uses the NPU in a secret way. You will need the NPU for yourself.
    1
  9082. It's an SOC. Billions of transistors. Nope.
    1
  9083. No.. They can just ignore the encryption. Kind of like shadow banning. You never know what's up
    1
  9084. The chip is just an array multiplication tool. It is not useful without an AI using it. De-Googled OS has no AI.
    1
  9085. You're missing the point I think. In any case, in 2 wednesdays, I will explain it in code.
    1
  9086. Be extremely afraid. CCP is spending a lot of resources on AI. It's a competing technology
    1
  9087. Glad it was helpful!
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  9088. will discuss in live stream tomorrow since it is a good question
    1
  9089. I have a new video that discusses that. Possible.
    1
  9090. obviously fake. LOL
    1
  9091. LOL
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  9092.  @romania954  Pinephone is out of stock at the moment! (coronavirus caused supply issue)
    1
  9093. I tried it but it works only in landscape so far just like the original.
    1
  9094. There's not a lot of danger here since you can always just replace the SD card. And no, there is no alternative access that I know of because without the SD card, there is no boot. Uboot is on the SD card
    1
  9095. Likely in pre-order soon.
    1
  9096. Of course. It's standard Linux
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  9097. My pleasure!
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  9098. It's a bit of a pain since some of the content is out of date and names are different, and many things that are on Debian are missing. So that occupied a lot of my time. I still haven't been able to compile things using GTK+3 and there's very little documentation. Some people from postmarketOS can share their knowledge. It's hard to do on your own
    1
  9099. too early. I want to wait for some obvious bugs to get fixed
    1
  9100. Doesn't matter now I guess. LOL
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  9101. Awesome site. Love that. I'm just wondering if they reuse the pics
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  9102. Facebook crowd verifies your identity and with crowd verified photos of you. No zucking way can you evade zuck. Leave the zucking metaverse
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  9103. Don't watch it so I don't know what goes on there. LOL
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  9104. Not by itself
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  9105. Thank you my friend!
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  9106. True. But the USB bus denies direct main memory read and provides a way to kill the power to the peripheral. I'm doing a new video related to this issue. It's truly a big challenge. BTW normally USB is used to inject keystrokes. Not read it.
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  9107. You have a higher level of understanding than the average! Awesome! I had no idea. So yes I will confirm for you that some android phones are shipped with remote access software (Logmein) that can access the phone supposedly for tech support. Now that is not tied to the baseband since it's just a network app and will work through any internet connection. Anyway, in newer videos, I'm talking about Linux phones that don't have these concerns, either from app side or memory access. They of course the baseband can still be intercepted.
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  9108. You are partially correct on the memory bus access. There is no main memory bus access on a Librem 5 and Pinephone since they use the USB bus. However at the moment, there is no known attack from the baseband with direct main memory access. It is theoretically possible. We don't know if the binary blob can do that. Probably not a bad assumption to assume that.
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  9109. As far as I know at the moment, the compromise is on the network, and on SMS, Phone calling. It is not a "Remote Access Trojan"/Keylogger. So encrypted network traffic should still look encrypted.
    1
  9110. Of course on servers you can do that. But that is not true of a client computer.
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  9111. In general, jamming is illegal. So as much as I would like to give you advice, I can't.
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  9112. I am certain they could control it at will.
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  9113. pretty much. LOL
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  9114. Please watch the video fully. Don't focus on a hypothetical story as you will miss the point.
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  9115. For CSAM itself, it could have been done server side. So that's why it's even more concerning to put this kind of AI on the device side since that means the device can be independent. Scary thought
    1
  9116. I don't know how to turn these off
    1
  9117. Blinking lights? You mean the ocean? It's a boat
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  9118. thank you!
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  9119. If you pay attention to the second half of the video, you will see that this has little to do with a hash
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  9120. exactly. They've already scanned iCloud. So what is the intent with this?
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  9121. Again, watch the video since this is NOT about the hash.
    1
  9122. Are you agreeing or disagreeing? Hashing I already said is a fail by itself. And your description of the set characteristics is too limiting. Facial recognition (which is in an iphone) increases uniqueness.
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  9123. Apple just announced that this is for CSAM. Therefore, the criminals would have to be super stupid to even get caught. They're practically saying, "hide well so you don't get caught...in the meantime we'll keep the tech going"....so who is it really for?
    1
  9124. Are you an RPI fan and I hurt your feelings? Yes I can buy NUCs all day. Multiple companies now make cheap models and not Intel. But RPI's are available too. So now there are options
    1
  9125. You might as well think of it as that if you can't get them reliably.
    1
  9126. These NUCS are great for Pi-Hole. The criteria is mass availability
    1
  9127. There is a USB GPIO so solutions are available ($10). However, some may not like it due to difference in power requirements.
    1
  9128. PI has Wifi.
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  9129. The video recommends several. And check out the links in the description
    1
  9130. Honestly, I have a stack of PI 4B's in here that I could resell.
    1
  9131. I'm not BUYING routers. I program routers. For example, my router software does Lokinet, TOR, VPN.
    1
  9132. I believe Apple started it (iPhone 1)
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  9133. I posted some other alternatives in the description. I'm sure my videos are causing a run on some of these
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  9134. It's in beta and is available. I have to give a manual install script since you have to install Ubuntu yourself.
    1
  9135. Actually I bought most of my PI's from Canakit (Canada)
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  9136. The problem with the PI 3 (and I still have many PI 3's) is that the USB is 10mbit only vs the gigabit on the PI 4B. If there's still some PI 3's they're not going to last since I doubt if they're still being manufactured.
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  9137. Celerons don't have IME. The I5/I7 consumer models do not have IME enabled anymore but they are still subject to the IME exploit. However this exploit requires physical access.
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  9138. We have a video where he interviewed me on privacy.
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  9139. The guy with all the contacts and design is the pine64.org owner who makes the rock 64 SBC. As I showed in the video, out of stock. I don't know why there are such limitations. In any case, I am not personally going to invest money in a stock of thousands of SBCs. I don't need that many.
    1
  9140. Someone just priced a Raspberry PI from Aliexpress. Same price. See the comment below
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  9141. Possibly. But I haven't tried
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  9142. It is. So some use cases will not benefit. However, a Pi4B is not as low power as you might think. It is 3A at 5V (15 watts)
    1
  9143. Guaranteed. Now some parts may come from elsewhere but the finished RPI comes from China. I discussed the UK connection in the video
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  9144. In the US there are still NUC 7
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  9145. I have a recent IME video.
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  9146. We are good. We are running Linux
    1
  9147. Google Pixels have to be flashed with a Custom ROM to be de-Googled. BraX2 is already de-Googled running BraxOS and is a brand new phone (vs a used Pixel). BraxOS is an open source OS made specifically for the BraX2 phone
    1
  9148. I posted some of those in the description already. At least the ones I found on Amazon
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  9149. Yes definitely not worth it to make a PI Laptop even before. That was hovering on Mini PC territory already back then
    1
  9150. Only Intel makes the motherboards. The actual NUC is made by Intel as well. USA/Ireland/Israel
    1
  9151. I just checked Amazon and Arduinos are available. I wonder why they can make Arduinos in China but not Raspberry Ps.
    1
  9152. I haven't tried a Beelink yet. They offered to sponsor but I didn't respond. What CPU is on it?
    1
  9153. watch that recent video on IME. There's some new things in there you will learn
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  9154. I'm a wholesale buyer. The last time I was able to buy in bulk was in 2020.
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  9155. no. When the RPI became so expensive as to offer alternatives
    1
  9156. As my video on IME explains, that is not really a threat on your home system.
    1
  9157. My BraxWifi router! When your guests use your Wifi, they are not only on VPN (or TOR), the router's Mac address is obfuscated so Zuckbook can't match it to anything. In this attack, your guests at your house are attacking you with their devices.
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  9158. Thanks my friend
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  9159. You delete your FB account and zuck's TOS claims he stops tracking you.
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  9160.  @khodaydadyousofzai6838  yes using a different computer for FB is good. Don't mix it up with other activity
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  9161.  @khodaydadyousofzai6838  Always use a different browser for Facebook. But zuck will track you forever
    1
  9162. why on earth would you go to zuckbook?
    1
  9163. It's on Amazon. See description for links
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  9164. no
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  9165. It's a radio. The radio has to be powered. The device that does not need a lot of power is Bluetooth BLE which is what Apple uses to track phones. BLE is not connected to Stingray. All I'm saying is that you need to consider each threat separately since they use different tools.
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  9166. Nope. Cell baseband modem has to be powered and there has to be a SIM card. Each threat has different requirements
    1
  9167. I don't know any carrier still with 3G. You must be grandfathered
    1
  9168. Smart
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  9169. that makes no sense. How many platforms have closed down on the internet over the years? It's pretty common. What makes you think some other solution offers more longetivity? Even the large platforms have closed down services, including Google. In any case, my company applications are actually run by my staff.
    1
  9170. What are you talking about? You can just go to https://brax.me. You can download an APK there without going to the store also if you have an android.
    1
  9171. Thank you!
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  9172. Carrier app actually has no function
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  9173. Absolutely not. Only your brain was hacked. Not your phone
    1
  9174. no texting - which is what they want to use
    1
  9175. I'm quite healthy thank you. Google and the rest of big tech will be haunted by my healthy voice for a long time
    1
  9176. I use Keepass but use whatever you like.
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  9177. I don't understand what you're trying to tell me. Perhaps you didn't watch the video. Of course Twitter can do anything. Google can do anything. Apple can do anything. No argument there. The question is bigger THAT YOU HAVE THINK ABOUT. Should they be able to do anything? Including bypassing laws that protect us? Think about this well because obviously your comments are tainted by politics. My video is NOT about politics.
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  9178. Why do I have to hang on? If you watched the video, I agree this is the law. Private companies can do this. Just like they can eliminate your free speech and rights to unreasonable search and seizure. You can't pick and choose because you think it targets Trump. It targets all.
    1
  9179. odysee
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  9180. What exactly am I advertising?
    1
  9181. This is more important to me than to most because I've already experienced the alternative. I never want to experience that again. This is actually a significant motivation for what I do here
    1
  9182. Yes. Get your money ready and buy their services. https://www.skyhook.com/developers. That's just one company.
    1
  9183. Why don't you post your name and address here and see what happens?
    1
  9184. My pleasure!
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  9185. I don't root the phones
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  9186. I summarize what you do at the end of the video
    1
  9187. LOL
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  9188. No. The AI will review it. But the Apple can claim never to have seen the nude photo itself
    1
  9189. We have them. And we are making a new model set for pre-orders in October
    1
  9190. Zuck you. You're a zucking racist. I'm not Chinese
    1
  9191. BLE requires so little power that it could ping you for a year even on partial power
    1
  9192. LOL. Please. MOST OF IT IS ON APPLE'S WEBSITE!
    1
  9193. I said in the intro. Apple is the worst. Google isn't far behind and neither is Microsoft. But you have to hand it to the tech of Apple. It is ultra good at surveillance AND MARKETING
    1
  9194. Then prove it by watching my other videos and see what the pattern is
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  9195. BE MINDFUL. The AI can run in the background! It doesn't have to interact with you. Each government wants that AI active in the background. Just because you don't use SIRI doesn't mean it's not there
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  9196. Of course. But not as well as Apple does it
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  9197. Don't get that
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  9198. Don't be a zucking idiot. Watch the whole video!
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  9199. It's tiring my friend. Really tiring. They will attack with nonsensical statements.
    1
  9200. I will give you an option in next week's video
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  9201. Hell no
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  9202. Yes. But Apple is best at it (surveillance). There are open source options
    1
  9203. Bad idea.
    1
  9204. Did I not just say in this video how bad China is?
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  9205. agreed!
    1
  9206. Good luck with all that based on what you think you've been told. What I say is accurate
    1
  9207. Thank you for the confirmation. My friend (one who lived in China for many years - Hongkong and Shanghai I believe) says I'm correct. Of course they told me the facts.
    1
  9208. Nope. You know it is all of them
    1
  9209. I EVEN SAID DE-GOOGLE IN THE FIRST SENTENCE!
    1
  9210. The AI is the remote control element
    1
  9211. Well I haven't blocked anything yet on the new account! But you will be the first then! Neither have I done any "filtering" as you claim but I will happily test it on you
    1
  9212. Hmmm. Now you're making me curious, you zucker. What exactly is filtered? You realize I haven't had access to my X account since Dec 23. So who's filtering? Elon? Filtering zucking what?
    1
  9213. I'll explain in more detail next week
    1
  9214. What the zuck are you talking about? OMG. You make shit up
    1
  9215. hey dude!
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  9216. Strangely there is no difference in tracking between EV and non-EV. So the EV portion is irrelevant. But yes there's tracking in every single new car
    1
  9217. Tons of videos. I have more videos on Google than Apple
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  9218. No such thing. Watch tomorrow's video for a comprehensive list of solutions
    1
  9219. EU was legislating client side scanning (though it didn't pass) so I don't know what you're thinking. But THEY WANT IT
    1
  9220. You see this is selective. Guess how they charged 1000 people in the Jan 6 riots: PHONE TRACKING. That was evidence in court. But other crimes? Purposely ignored
    1
  9221. I will make a comment on this in a future video. When Apple says no AI, it means you have no AI on the UI. You cannot ask questions from SIRI. HOWEVER: It does not mean that AI is not working in the background accumulating information about you on the phone!
    1
  9222. LOL. Pegasus target -> Iphones
    1
  9223. Yes but how do you use it?
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  9224. You cannot switch off Find my Phone. You are incorrect. What you can do is remove it from your Identity in which case it goes into Apple's pool of phones without an assigned user. Find My Phone is for you to be ALLOWED to see the phone's location. I tested this concept at an Apple store. No one actually touches the phone to turn off Find My Phone. So it can't be turned off. Instead you disassociate yourself from the phone via iCLOUD. Apple reps thought I was stupid when they had me do this. The phone turning into an Airtag WAS A PUBLISHED FEATURE TWO YEARS AGO. It's in the Apple update documentation. (discussed in my Skynet Video) I stopped reading after these two
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  9225. You're one of the ones who think you turn off location tracking too.
    1
  9226. I don't use Google Android either. That's equally bad though the phones do not have these many sensors nor operate with the phone off.
    1
  9227. I use only Open Source Operating systems
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  9228. I've stated to you what is public and known and what I surmise is happening, which is really just the last point about who controls the AI
    1
  9229. Use an open source OS. You cannot install those on most samsungs
    1
  9230. Well weirdo, I'm sure you're the type that lets Big tech choose your government. Fun stuff
    1
  9231. I'm a nobody. I'm not that important. I can't possibly make a dent in a 3.37 Trillion company or Google's 2 Trillion
    1
  9232. There is no Client side scanning in a de-Googled phone. Remember that de-Googled phones break communications with HQ. There is also no running AI in a deGoogled phone
    1
  9233. Apple is exactly there for profit. So what does your choices have to do with that? They need to supply whatever each government requires. End of story. Profits
    1
  9234. Enjoy
    1
  9235. De-Googled phones and a new BraX3 phone coming out
    1
  9236. Wrong
    1
  9237. There are a list of solutions on tomorrow's video
    1
  9238. Yeah yeah you have nothing to hide. Got it. Move on then
    1
  9239. Not possible. Youtube just demonetized me
    1
  9240. It is said in the video. OPEN SOURCE PHONES. We have some and a new model is about to be released
    1
  9241. Apple is marketing. So? I can't tell you the truth? I bet you watched the (marketing) videos about the new iPhone 16.
    1
  9242. Fantastic. Enjoy your delusions fanboy.
    1
  9243. It was the EU lawmakers that wanted the AI to scan the zucking phone
    1
  9244. That's a crock. Pegasus targets iPhones. But even beyond that, you're just sold on their story without actually looking at facts
    1
  9245. Google was funded initially by the 3-Letter agencies
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  9246. Trevor, it's YT doing it. Not me. Maybe you're putting links in
    1
  9247. I hardly ever remove any comments. I don't know what you said. But my philosophy is if I will end up saying something really bad, then I will just remove a comment and I will not comment. Saves us all the trouble. There are many critical comments here. Look around you. Fanboys are the majority. But there's also an automated "Held for Review" that Youtube does. I don't control that
    1
  9248. Don't make idiotic statements then. I'm not stupid. This is not your forum. I control my channel (not you Trevor, I'm talking about fact checks guy)
    1
  9249. Yay! I'm so happy for you
    1
  9250. You really don't understand how client side scanning works. How do you hide from the AI? It can watch your screen
    1
  9251. Apple is not in the ads business. So why do this? I already explained to you. Being a tool of the surveillance complex allows them to succeed in places where others can't. Like in China.
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  9252. Governments change
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  9253. Just like any modern phone But nothing Google on it
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  9254. Please do not be an idiot. I have 750K followers in social media. I've been at this a long time. You did not watch the zucking video. 90% OF ALL THE STATEMENTS MADE are all on the zucking Apple Website! I speculated on 10% with justification
    1
  9255. This is published and known information. At least 2 years old now with the introduction of Apple Mesh Network. Watch my Skynet videos
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  9256. The only difference noted was iCloud Private Relay not being available. Otherwise it's the same OS.
    1
  9257. It's the worst evil. Google is up there too but people like you think Apple is better but it's not
    1
  9258. Nope. I and many others are not using spyware phones
    1
  9259. The AI will take the pictures for you. Don't worry
    1
  9260. What difference does that make? That's actually WORSE!
    1
  9261. They don't openly state it all. Some of it comes from a little prodding. Like 24/7 location tracking. "You can control that...". Then when you go into detail on Wifi scanning and can you turn that off? And they say"--oops sorry you can't turn that off. But but but we're not spying on you!"
    1
  9262. I cannot change what you believe necessarily, but we are busy coming up with alternatives
    1
  9263. There are safe alternatives in tomorrow's video
    1
  9264. come to brax.me site and see
    1
  9265. follow the videos in sequence.
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  9266. Open source OS
    1
  9267. thank you!
    1
  9268. Didn't I say "supposedly..." free?
    1
  9269. what does that mean? They're not selling iPhones?
    1
  9270. NO. All Normie phones do it but there are Privacy phones
    1
  9271. Who. You?
    1
  9272. they do. So we choose an Open Source OS
    1
  9273. Oh I see, this is an objection on timing. My statements here are not valid till December? LOL. Geez. Is that worth making this comment then since I'm supposed to wait till December when people already bought the phone to speak up?
    1
  9274. Oh so Apple Intelligence is a lie?
    1
  9275. No. There are choices. Though we sell many choices made by others.
    1
  9276. Child Sexual Abuse Material. If mentioned in the video, I get demonetized. Fuckers.
    1
  9277. Oh I see, just accept this as normal. Don't complain. Got it.
    1
  9278. You know what I'm a "skilled" person. Not a "scared" person. If the skilled person is warning you, you should take heed and not put stupid labels like paranoia to factual details. I have many decades of the highest technical skill level.
    1
  9279. I use a De-Googled phone and soon I will be using the new BraX3 phone
    1
  9280. You can use the Browser. Most apps work except for Google Apps and some apps that want to really know your identity like Uber. Whatever doesn't work can be supplemented on the browser
    1
  9281. You need to watch my channel if you think this is unique to Apple
    1
  9282. I say Zuck (Zuckerberg)
    1
  9283. YOU THINK THAT? I DON'T
    1
  9284. Don't worry. They will still buy Apple. ...sigh...just look at the fanboy comments.
    1
  9285. Would you like me not to tell you the truth? Just don't watch my videos and be in bliss for the rest of your life. Other people want to know the truth.
    1
  9286. Be smart. Know how to use your own LOCAL AI. I have videos about that. AI can be functional for you as long as you control it.
    1
  9287. Can't. It's a locked ecosystem
    1
  9288. Typically Tmobile and ATT and their MVNO's so lots of options. There are communities on the website where you can ask people all sorts of questions. Actual users
    1
  9289. Oh AI Client side scanning is your idea of end to end encryption? Got it. Move on
    1
  9290. Right. You apparently didn't really pay attention to the video. They did succumb. But you didn't get it because you didn't want to listen
    1
  9291. I already said in the closing statement: Use Open Source OS on your phone. There are several options. We call them De-Googled phones, though some are Linux phones
    1
  9292. These are on APPLE'S WEBSITE. This is not "Evidence". They claim to have these features.
    1
  9293. Don't make things up
    1
  9294. Make sense please. Where do you think Google Pixels are made? IN CHINA. All phones are made in China
    1
  9295. Not "ALL". The normie phones do this. There are alternatives (tomorrow's video)
    1
  9296. Secure apple? The one being constantly attacked by Pegasus? Right. You are sold by what the 3.37 trillion company says. I'm sure they are really interested in you
    1
  9297. You know what, I'm just telling you what is. If you just want to ignore it, it's up to you. And I don't care since it will bite you in the behind.
    1
  9298. You're quite incorrect in a lot of this. You imagine it to be correct but it's not. You're one of those convinced that the location tracking is tied to your Find My Phone settings. I've debunked that long ago
    1
  9299. Let me introduce you to the Sony ZVE1 Camera. A little expensive but an incredible full frame camera which I use in my studio
    1
  9300. BraX3 phone coming out shortly
    1
  9301. Pre-Order in October (Mid)
    1
  9302. Something else. Next video
    1
  9303. You are dreaming if you think you can turn off things. Your UI can be turned off! Not what Apple sees! Like location tracking. You think you turned it off. Someone said Apple Intelligence is turned off in China and EU. Wrong again. The UI to the Apple Intelligence is turned off to the user. It doesn't mean the AI can't operate in the background.
    1
  9304. Yes it is gyro. But really the point is it proves it is watching you
    1
  9305. We're fighting back. New phone model
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  9306. We have phone options on brax.me
    1
  9307. We have a store on brax.me
    1
  9308. So it is ok for it to know exactly what you're thinking right? OK then enjoy that. But don't claim that is misinformation
    1
  9309. BTW I have many videos teaching AI. The difference is that I want to control the AI. Having someone plant an AI on a device and then control it remotely is not my thing.
    1
  9310. Sure accept it! It's fine. This is normal life! Yay! Enjoy
    1
  9311. I made several videos explaining the "real" AI. So if you think I just have cursory knowledge of AI, think again. I analyzed to the source code level
    1
  9312. There are some Linux phones not ready for primetime, but there maybe an answer soon. We have a new phone BraX3 coming out that's running BraxOS. It will likely be supported by Ubuntu Touch (Linux OS)
    1
  9313. I don't give a shit about what you think either. Did you expect me to explain the video to you? Bye
    1
  9314. Neither!
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  9315. ARE YOU ZUCKING KIDDING ME??????? WHO IS AUDITING THE SOURCE CODE OF A CLOSED ECOSYSTEM??? ARE YOU MAKING THIS UP?
    1
  9316. Are you zucked up? Are you an agent of Apple and Google?
    1
  9317. Actually no. Apple is ahead in surveillance. Google is ahead in Internet tracking. Microsoft is trying to be the surveillance leader...but failing...still trying
    1
  9318. Google is doing the same thing. However, the iPhone surveillance features are more advanced
    1
  9319. Sensors are controlled by the OS. The AI is run by the OS. What makes you think you can fully control this? Because Apple told you so? If that's the case, then why is there 24/7 location tracking that you cannot turn off?
    1
  9320. That is attached to EVERY SINGLE VIDEO. I put it the end and separated. But suit yourself. I've been selling these privacy solutions for many years. Nothing new here.
    1
  9321. It is not interesting. It is a China CCP OS.
    1
  9322. Yes. Not many but yes
    1
  9323. Actually it is the reverse. I was talking about Google constantly and it was Apple's turn
    1
  9324. BLE transmits. It needs the sensors to detect
    1
  9325. You cannot do anything unless you sign up on brax.me
    1
  9326. Yes I'm worried about you
    1
  9327. Look, I cover Google 75% of the time. I even said it in the intro. Sometimes I have to hit Apple too. Just rewatch the first 30 seconds
    1
  9328. Sure
    1
  9329. News flash: I teach people how to hide
    1
  9330. You really misunderstand. This is advertsed on the new iPhone 16
    1
  9331. That's all I want to do. I can't convince the masses. Maybe just make them aware.
    1
  9332. brax.me
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  9333. Don't say stupid things. Go watch my other videos and see if I have a single pro-Google video
    1
  9334. wow. You fell for it
    1
  9335. There are solutions. We sell phones that are free from all this. And we do have a new model arriving shortly. Open Source OS
    1
  9336. Have you studied any history where the CIA has tried to control populations since World War II? Don't be an innocent. Everything said in public by someone you believe control you
    1
  9337. No such thing as a Tesla phone. Youtube fake info. Move on. BraX3 phone is coming out
    1
  9338. Well enjoy your spy phone. You don't have to change. I certainly will not offer you an option. That's only reserved for people who want an option
    1
  9339. There are several (called De-Googled OS) and we are releasing a new model BraX3 in 2 weeks
    1
  9340. Fortunately it is in tomorrow's video
    1
  9341. I beat you to it. LOL. It was the image in my mind as I was making the video.
    1
  9342. OK give that a try. You got a heat gun? Go watch the videos on battery removal on an iPhone 16
    1
  9343. You need to change the OS. Which you can do on some Pixel phones (de-Googled OS). We also have a Google free phone coming out shortly
    1
  9344. There are privacy phones. You just need to be aware. Join our community and find out. Brax.me
    1
  9345. Of course it has to broadcast its location! An Airtag doesn't have a location! It gets it from the transmitting phone
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  9346. What the heck are you talking about? All I did here is LIST. L-I-S-T. List SENSOR features advertised by zucking Apple! What are these vulnerabilities you claim? These are stated on their zucking webpage! Are you such a fan that you can't accept that I'm using their own words against them? Or maybe you're telling me mediaanalysisd does not exist? Do you have a Mac? Go look at it!
    1
  9347. OMG. You are a true fanboy and believer of the words of the 3.37 Trillion corporation! EVERYTHING I SAID HERE EXCEPT FOR THE FINAL POINT IS PUBLISHED AND KNOWN. MOSTLY ZUCKING PUBLISHED BY APPLE ITSELF!!!!
    1
  9348. Make sense.
    1
  9349. Zucked up answer. I don't use Google Android either!
    1
  9350. Google implemented the new AI. Microsoft Windows Recall is doing the same thing. But Apple's surveillance tech is out of this world in comparison
    1
  9351. We have a new model coming out in pre-order in October (a couple of weeks). BraX3. We also reflash Pixel phones
    1
  9352. Please follow as we will be releasing a new model BraX3 shortly
    1
  9353. Yes IMO the stupidest comment of all. I'm sure the CCP is never worried either because they make sure you will comply
    1
  9354. Have fun!
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  9355. I've said this a million times in the comments so far. Just because they turn off the UI of the AI doesn't mean it's not running in the background. The UK has a law now which pushes client side scanning. The EU was debating that though so far it has not passed.
    1
  9356. What is the LOL for? New video has your answer
    1
  9357. Now why would Apple buy my products? Your logic is so amazing that I don't get it. Really hard to understand fanboys
    1
  9358. Why would this make a difference in what I'm saying? It's the Government that should worry the people. In fact, having servers in the control of the government should worry you MORE
    1
  9359. They are.
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  9360. Governments are not 3rd parties? They are what, 4th parties?
    1
  9361. This technology is new but next year it will likely have that data
    1
  9362. Why do iPhone fan boys quickly think this is a Google vs Apple thing? BOTH are bad
    1
  9363. No.
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  9364. You are just an incredible example of a fanboy. I just stated actual features stated either openly or in other documentation of Apple and you call it nonsense. LOL.
    1
  9365. If the OS is safe, it will be safe even with an NPU
    1
  9366. waste of time
    1
  9367. Fight back my friend. Don't be silenced. You have your children and grandchildren to worry about
    1
  9368. So I see. This is your excuse to ignore what goes on around you instead of speaking out
    1
  9369. Enjoy! Oh there's no such thing as end to end encryption now either in case you missed that.
    1
  9370. There are alternatives. Open Source Phones. We have a new one coming out.
    1
  9371. Tomorrow's video
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  9372. Alarmist? OK then ignore it. Go back to your happy life. And never believe people like me. Stick to the messages from 3.37 trillion dollar corporations only
    1
  9373. Have fun with the AI watching over your shoulder. Make sure to put your entire life on the phone. You've really been sold what the 3.37 trillion dollar company wants you to believe. Good luck
    1
  9374. Are you in dreamland? Jeff Bezos phone hacked (iPhone). and all the journalists hacked by Pegasus?????? You really believe the hype?
    1
  9375. No. I will not be suicided
    1
  9376. There are limits because the AI is more basic on older models.
    1
  9377. Don't cherry pick my video. Sensors were just a setup to the argument.
    1
  9378. When someone is manipulating you to vote a certain way because they know you INTIMATELY, then you're no longer in a democracy. You're being controlled by Big Tech
    1
  9379. that's good
    1
  9380. I've made many CSAM stories. Youtube is censoring them so zuck 'em
    1
  9381. Heck no
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  9382. Owned by Google
    1
  9383. You're confusing this with "STAPLING". I don't believe Apple is using stapling here.
    1
  9384. LOL
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  9385. De-Googled (Android AOSP no-GAPPS)
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  9386. Not from me. But many people claim to have their comments removed.
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  9387. I'm not deleting anything.
    1
  9388. I think it is one time for the version
    1
  9389. the firewall is not active on these without payment. But you once you identify a culprit, Windows for example has a manual way of blocking an app
    1
  9390. LOL.
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  9391. I haven't used that. Will check it out. I just use UFW on Linux but UFW is not good for monitoring. Just good for blocking (command line)
    1
  9392. for servers like raspberry pi's and such, you're using Linux so you use UFW. I use UFW daily on y servers.
    1
  9393. Both have domain control, all the way to IP addresses. I demonstrated a general rule to block Facebook in the video
    1
  9394. Incognito Wallet is an app on a phone. I'm using a computer here.
    1
  9395. Built in firewalls are for Incoming traffic on MacOS
    1
  9396. You believe yourself immune to RATS? That's a cocky attitude that will not serve you well. I always assume someone can break in and react accordingly. There's someone always smarter than you and I especially in very specialized areas.
    1
  9397. I didn't delete anything but YT doesn't like you to talk about competitors obviously
    1
  9398. next video
    1
  9399. I have a wireless mic. It comes from that
    1
  9400. Oh I see. So do nothing and get zucked.
    1
  9401. Or download directly from https://brax.me/braxme.apk
    1
  9402. Just use the browser https://brax.me
    1
  9403. With neuralink! LOL
    1
  9404. You have to attempt to port it yourself using Halium. Goto Ubports.com and see there
    1
  9405. I have this problem all the time on Windows. If the sd card was used for a Raspberry Pi raspbian image before which has 3 partitions, it runs out of space. win32diskimager (in this case), performs some paritition check and then stops the flashing. Since I flash constantly (several times a day), I've known this to be a source of errors on Windows.
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  9406. existing partitions
    1
  9407. Yes. You have to expand the volume later though
    1
  9408. To be honest, because I prefer win32diskimager on Windows -- most of the expert users will already be on Linux
    1
  9409. The full rootfs is already there as shown in the video. Built already. Why would I teach someone to build it again? Besides you need it for Phosh, Plasma Mobile, Factory, etc But I'm sure your way is more fun! I just have to give the simplest instruction though. You likely wanted the latest pmos but this is sufficient for most people
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  9410. This is a PINEPHONE! It needs an SD card. I'll be making PostmarketOS videos soon but this is not it
    1
  9411. Yes. From command line that already works. Someone just has to put the hook in whatever the UI is.
    1
  9412. I use Etcher on Ubuntu also. But use win32diskimager for Win 10
    1
  9413. It must be missing the boot loader area
    1
  9414. Yes it is good
    1
  9415. The Navy invented TOR
    1
  9416. We run our own Linux servers
    1
  9417. Wow. I don't know how you can manage that with the upload speed that's pretty horrendous.
    1
  9418. LOL. It is not? I just looked up the movie and it is from the Marvel Universe
    1
  9419. I use signal in a limited way with relatives. I use Session and brax.me otherwise
    1
  9420. That's our Braxrouter product
    1
  9421. Welcome aboard!
    1
  9422. Well the the similarity that I made in the acronym is to be ironic
    1
  9423. I was told that's the case as well
    1
  9424. But it's a pun
    1
  9425. I thought of F MAGA which is probably appropriate. But then there's that T... LOL
    1
  9426. You can generate disinformation on your old identity. If you're a Republican you act like a Democrat on your old identity. Screws up the AI
    1
  9427. Microsoft Apple Google Amazon Facebook Twitter
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  9428. Apparently I am more stubborn than you. Ask my family
    1
  9429. You really enjoy non-sequitur insertions of CCP because you think it's cool?
    1
  9430. Seriously?
    1
  9431. So nice of you
    1
  9432. Talk in the group chats on Brax.Me
    1
  9433. what would you like the music to be?
    1
  9434. My way is peaceful and subtle. Watch my new video on Beating Big Tech
    1
  9435. Wow. Very astute. I have read the Art of War many times. But that's why my channel is blowing up
    1
  9436. I'm not a billionaire!
    1
  9437. LOL. No
    1
  9438. Thanks for sharing
    1
  9439. I don't install an IOT that I didn't make myself!
    1
  9440. the next video
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  9441. that's exactly what you need to do. So watch this week's video coming up
    1
  9442. look in the description
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  9443. You deserve some BTC! LOL
    1
  9444. Since you are no longer using the accounts with that information, they can't infuence you
    1
  9445. Since I'm a known person, I guarantee you that my VPN does not log and hides your IP address like it's supposed to (bytzvpn.com)
    1
  9446. Evidence? Now? After censorship? The reason this video is popular is because finally some people are really believing it. Some.
    1
  9447. I appreciate that
    1
  9448. Watch my many de-Googled phone videos. I have them on Brax.Me but admitedly they're selling out so fast so you have to be patient
    1
  9449. Understand what I'm saying here. You have to ability to decide to block an idea by yourself. That's why we all have BLOCK capabilities. You have delegated the choice to a few players. Someday the issue is not going to be about a President. And they can block that idea from you (because it favors these few players)
    1
  9450. HAHAHAHA!
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  9451. too late. I'm already on the top list of creators there
    1
  9452. yes
    1
  9453. call me whatever you want
    1
  9454. Notice I didn't say delete Google. Just Facebook. For the rest we need to change IDENTITY
    1
  9455. You are wrong my friend. It's everyone else's data that you worry about. Because the AI will tell them to point their gun at you
    1
  9456. Odysee.com at the moment
    1
  9457. Thank you
    1
  9458. Are they? Long way to go
    1
  9459. Read the description of the video
    1
  9460. Watch the Speech AI video!
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  9461. BraX2 is sold out. So you can look at other De-Googled Pixels in stock. BraX3 is in the works.
    1
  9462. Watch that video
    1
  9463. thank you!
    1
  9464. after you clear cookies. But this is not realistic. Just isolate Google to its own browser
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  9465. 50
    1
  9466. How do they define bad guys? Not your definition
    1
  9467. They'd make it 10 things if they could
    1
  9468. Sign up on the site. No identity is required. But you cannot see the store until you sign up
    1
  9469. yes
    1
  9470. You have to sign up on the site.
    1
  9471. The important thing is to not allow Google 2FA to use your phone.
    1
  9472. They abuse more but because of how they use the data, they will not get caught. Just like Google. Yes the biggest abusers have not been caught
    1
  9473. If you follow proper procedures on the right kind of phone, TMobile does not have much data other than knowing your phone number and address.
    1
  9474. the official term is Zuckbook. :)
    1
  9475. As you will find in my videos, there is a theme. It isn't that nothing can be tracked (in fact everything is tracked by some IP address, mac address, etc.) but tracking is made useless if there is no identity. That is the goal. Remove the identity. Remove the Google ID. Remove the telemetry connected with the Google ID. There is still tracking from the baseband modem, IP address, etc. But 99.99% of the threat will have been removed
    1
  9476. Forgetting the chips for a moment. There is a clear software (Android) that is tracking you in all aspects. Do you want to ignore that?
    1
  9477. It is a Yacht so I can't have zero motion. But the background is blurred and that's what you're focusing on? Not feasible for me to correct this since I can't keep the Yacht stable so minute changes do not show up
    1
  9478. What is this camera panning that you speak of? The camera is on a tripod with a fixed position. However, I am on a Yacht so it is moving. However, I don't know how you can notice that without fast forwarding.
    1
  9479. It's safe. i'm on both.
    1
  9480. have a gun on the boat? LOL
    1
  9481. You are so kind!
    1
  9482. I'm on Odysee.
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  9483. haven't found any yet. If there were, your watching activity would be on the blockchain
    1
  9484. definitely something to consider. But so few followers there still
    1
  9485. If you're in Iceland with few Wifi's near you, there is no tracking. Otherwise if you're in an Urban area, you are zucked
    1
  9486. Enemy number one may be, like in the movie Ex Machina, the designer of the AI because the actual threat is making the AI humanlike.
    1
  9487. It is isn't it?
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  9488. Very kind of you!
    1
  9489. thank you!
    1
  9490. Very kind of you!
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  9491. Glad you liked it!
    1
  9492. Well a Pinepone is only $160. And it's pure Linux (not a Android hosted Linux)
    1
  9493. I'll be honest, this one is more contained than I expected. More freedom with PureOS. So though good enough for mobile use (for privacy), it's not my idea of convergence. Linux desktop apps have to run in a Lilbertine container and it's buggy. So let me research some more. Am testing it and maybe I'll have some better idea that I can report.
    1
  9494. You could install Linux on a Nexus 5 today. But Probably not a Nexus 5X.
    1
  9495. As usual, all the typical driver related issues. So this shows that the Pinephone will even have a harder transition since Pine64 itself does not write code. However, I'm not worried about it. Since I sell my own hardware (security cameras), I know the difficulties here.
    1
  9496. I agree...For the price, you would think...
    1
  9497. LOL. I always wonder why. They should leave a bad comment at least.
    1
  9498. Thank you!
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  9499. This is my next video so stay tuned
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  9500. Last I checked, USA has no access to Sailfish
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  9501. Exactly
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  9502. I have a pinephone and a Nexus 5. I do have a Librem 5 on order which may arrive before 2021, I hope (ordered over a year ago in 2019)
    1
  9503. You mean an ANDROID phone?????
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  9504. LOL. That's the newest video! So go watch that too
    1
  9505. it should but you can check the LTE frequencies on Pine64.org
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  9506. There are many many videos here discussing all the issues that are unsolvable. Android phones have a specific hardware design and chipset that is dictated by Google. This specific design has built in spying firmware (for example location wifi triangulation at the firmware level). This is solvable only by using a kill switch. See video on hardware switches. The whole Google infrastructure of apps which are compiled in Google's own version of a virtual machine has embedded telemetry code that can track the usage of an APK app (which is the only thing it will run). See video on Android Rooting. This is true of IOS as well. These two platforms have embedded communications that you can control. Both IOS and Android continuously send location telemetry without asking for permission. Now this telemetry is eliminated if you use an alternate ROM like Lineage OS but the app tracking will still occur. If you understand these risks then you will understand the deep interest in these new phones that have kill switches.
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  9507. Too bad things aren't moving faster! (delays in getting devices). Thank you!
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  9508. how? What phone?
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  9509. Sailfish OS is not available in the US. So I have no access to it.
    1
  9510. Very cool. I work mostly with RPI. But would like to test others. But found that other SBC's like a Pine64 does not have FCC approval in the US. Problematic for resale.
    1
  9511. Yes they have and in fact there's a post from Brian Lunduke on Twitter showing himself running LibreOffice on the Librem 5
    1
  9512. yup!
    1
  9513. But there's no secure enclave co-processor that will cause it permanently lock after 10 tries. So you can brute force it. Apple does a good job of locking it down at the device level (while exposing transmission data...).
    1
  9514. Thank you!
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  9515. Correct
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  9516. Appreciated!
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  9517. Oh! Got it. I think I heard it from some top Youtuber type that's into telling us how to do better on YT. I would be glad if you're right.
    1
  9518. are you referring to these comments? Does not look hidden to me.
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  9519.  @CRogers  Sorry. What rumor was that? In my video, my only reference to the value of 4K on a phone was to record the video which is necessary for some individuals. In which case they should not use these types of phones.
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  9520.  @CRogers  Oh clearly it's useless for phone use. I agree with you. It's only purpose is to show video on huge screens (not for personal use). I don't need more than 1080p on a regular laptop. But YT will favor videos with 4K and you will get more views. Kind of the same debate when 1080p came out
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  9521. 4K is useless on the phone itself. But if you're a Youtuber, you could be taking videos on an iPhone for YT, for rendering on YT. Not on the phone itself. So 4K is useful for video recording in essence a replacement for a 4K video camera.
    1
  9522. Thanks dude!
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  9523. thank you
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  9524. You at least thought the problem out somewhat. And yes, I have a Ham Radio license and radios (a little more advanced than a walkie talkie) because I conclude the same thing. Android is a corrupted OS originally based on the Linux Kernel but in its current form. It is unrecognizable as having Linux roots because of this festering layer over it called Android open source + Android from Google. Can always root? Tell me about it. I have a Google Pixel. Tried to root it. "OEM Unlocking not allowed". I wish life were always simple
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  9525. BraX2 phone on https://brax.me
    1
  9526. Search for my answers below on this.
    1
  9527. Interesting. Now are you a hardware maker? I've never known anyone to have to pay for drivers. Please tell me more!
    1
  9528. Sailfish btw is not available in the US
    1
  9529. And yes, current mobile apps will not work on Linux phones. So someone has to make them. And it will be made if this takes off.
    1
  9530. An FYI, a Linux phone does have a touch interface so it doesn't have a desktop front end although you could bring it up. But the main issue for me is control. Who owns the phone? You or Google/Apple? At the moment, they act like they own it. They can censor the content, Control what you can do, limit access to the filesystem so it disappers, track your every movement, spy and all your activities. This may not concern you. But this is the Internet Privacy channel. And from a practical side, software, software commands and software behavior that works consistently from device to device improves productivity. Less guess work on how things work.
    1
  9531. Well I do not expect to get it till March, based on their delay announcements. So in the meantime, watch my video on Ubports Ubuntu Touch. A Linux phone today.
    1
  9532. Worldwide except for Brax Virtual Phone
    1
  9533. please follow my recommendations. There's a reason I ignore other things.
    1
  9534. Google made Chromium, which was open source from the start. Google also made Android open source from the start. Very smart move because then large communities wanted to help.
    1
  9535. on brax.me we have them
    1
  9536. Thanks! We're American. We don't know such things. LOL
    1
  9537. Each phone is different and often different based on Carriers.
    1
  9538. Can run now. Instructions in Brax.Me Privacy FAQ
    1
  9539. FDroid has Aurora Store. Aurora store is the equivalent of Google Play. And you can also use APKPure.com
    1
  9540. You cannot download Fdroid from Google play. There should be a link in the description to the Fdroid site
    1
  9541. That is still PSTN. That's what they refer to as VoLTE. there's no difference between that and PSTN
    1
  9542. I wrote my own
    1
  9543. I love pork 😀
    1
  9544. The video is about privacy and security issues on the technology.
    1
  9545. It can use Google Maps as long as you didn't log in to Google itself. They probably pay for the service on the side.
    1
  9546. Much appreciated!
    1
  9547. Peter buddy! Is that you? Didn't know you were on YT
    1
  9548. Definitely. But it's not a hardware flaw so it can be corrected.
    1
  9549. go look at postmarketOS wiki and see what you need to install. PostmarketOS is a good baseline to copy a configuration from. The A64 SOC uses the same Wifi chip as the one on the phone so there should be discussion of that somewhere on the Pine64 wiki
    1
  9550. Or maybe add an extra week....
    1
  9551. If no-GAPPS it is very good
    1
  9552. See if it's supported on LineageOS.org
    1
  9553. LOL thank you
    1
  9554. Welcome aboard!
    1
  9555. Got delayed by Coronavirus on top of it
    1
  9556. Only on a limited set of phones
    1
  9557. I teach that everyday but I am ignored!
    1
  9558. I'm more fond of Adam Smith "Wealth of Nations"
    1
  9559. I can see that you didn't even get past the intro
    1
  9560. Cool!
    1
  9561. LOL. Of course. YT will always suppress me.
    1
  9562. Safer roads? Sensible road infrastructure? The majority Democrat run city of Los Angeles reversed all of this btw. So as you can see it was NOT sensible.
    1
  9563. My father didn't go to jail since he didn't speak out anymore. Fortunately. If he did, it would not have done anything.
    1
  9564. So there is no mind control? I could do a response video
    1
  9565. Hmmm, let's compare success in life between you and me. Let's see who would win.
    1
  9566. Smells like someone who stopped at the intro and didn't watch the actual video
    1
  9567. I don't get that argument. Free speech for all is an antidote for mind control. Hopefully then a population will get a balanced view and vote and act accordingly. It doesn't improve upon people who use the free speech to spew garbage though.
    1
  9568. If this concerns you then I don't disagree that you should speak up. Free speech.
    1
  9569. "had" is the operative word.
    1
  9570. Use a browser. Yes, the app doesn't work since iOS 17
    1
  9571. Philippines under Marcos
    1
  9572. Hey admiral, are you really an admiral? Well I'm a sailor. Hard to imagine any flat earth sailors. You should try that sometime
    1
  9573. Hey, free speech. Say whatever you want. You must be one of the Elite
    1
  9574. De-Googled phones (check our store) have neither device information or Google ID's. They really are invisible. And when you need to log in to Google, do not use a real name. Or have a slew of gmails for that purpose.
    1
  9575. The would come from the mouths of the "Intellectual Elite" for sure
    1
  9576. Thinkers or Tinkerers? LOL
    1
  9577. @King if you follow my channel and check my arguments, what I said in this video has been repeated for years. I can add other Republican names I don't like in the surveillance system Cornyn, Cheney, Bush, Graham, on and on. But they are not in power.
    1
  9578. @king you are so politically left biased that that's all that's in your sights. You can't even see the signs of a moderate point of view. What I talk about can be misused by all! Nikki Haley wanted ID for all on the zucking Internet. Clinton wanted to kill Snowden. Don't assume you understand me.
    1
  9579. Don't be stupid and watch the whole video before you zucking make comments. This is NOT a partisan video
    1
  9580. I noticed you have many comments, some I already responded to. "Amplification"?
    1
  9581. You don't have to try to convince me of anything. You're free to speak.
    1
  9582. Free speech dude. Say what you zucking want.
    1
  9583. Thank you for your comment
    1
  9584. Too mild. Social engineering is what hackers do
    1
  9585. I said that. So why is it that if the platform is perceived to be the opposite side that they gang up on that site with boycotts etc.? So is this authentic desire for free rights to moderate or not?
    1
  9586. Yes, I may not delete comments but I'm sure YT will :)
    1
  9587. And here you are, free to disagree. And it's ok.
    1
  9588. Did you not see the "Personal Story" section that defines my thought process?
    1
  9589. Now YOU deserve to be censored. You are part of the "suppression" group.
    1
  9590. @king Your excessive comments is called "amplification" in my video. So I hope you see that you yourself are part of this.
    1
  9591. You are not making any sense at all. If you believe X shouldn't be subjected to uneven rules (like pushing ad boycotting) then we have no disagreement.
    1
  9592. Did you actually watch the video and listen to what I said? If you believe this then why is X not held to the same standards? Because it's not fully left wing it is not allowed to make decisions as a private company?
    1
  9593. Life will be better for you.
    1
  9594. Thank you for your thoughts. I'm actually pretty moderate as I said and I have full distrust in all governments regardless of side.
    1
  9595. Interesting story!
    1
  9596. Watch my Can You Be Tracked on TOR video. For high value targets, they can do a timing attack
    1
  9597. Yes totally zucked up
    1
  9598. You are engaged!
    1
  9599. Yes I just added that to the description. You are correct.
    1
  9600. Yes, no email in this scenario
    1
  9601. :)
    1
  9602. LOL. This was enough for Snowden. He did move to a foreign country though
    1
  9603. But in the next step the phone is only used once and at a different location. The information was derived from the phone conversation. Wiretapping is easy now. Just through the internet using the CALEA links.
    1
  9604. Yes exactly, that was one of the games. The contact was wiretapped even though the burner was used
    1
  9605. No. Carrier purchased PIxels cannot be de-Googled. BraX2 is only $389 on Amazon with shipping
    1
  9606. Trying to understand the audience reaction. They're not clicking. Is it because gaming doesn't appeal to the older crowd?
    1
  9607. You can order from Amazon
    1
  9608. Would it do any good to repost an edited version?
    1
  9609. How hard would be for the authorities to order that the satellite phone be shut down? They know it's yours.
    1
  9610. Yes. Use none
    1
  9611. Oh I have a scary video about that. Look for the Halloween thumbnail on CDBC
    1
  9612. Is that what he calls himself now? Libertarian? I'm the Libertarian. He believes in a police state. So believe what you want. I've followed his moves for awhile.
    1
  9613. No. You cannot stop google tracking on a normie phone. Impossible. There is nothing you can do. You will need a non-normie phone or no phone
    1
  9614. You completely misunderstand phone manufacturing. I will see if this can be a video topic
    1
  9615. yay!
    1
  9616. Thank you! It was hard to make the video! Glad it's appreciated.
    1
  9617. Can you read my mind? Next week's video
    1
  9618. Not necessary until you create a new identity.
    1
  9619. Yes shipped many to Canada. It works everywhere. Use the USA version for Canada
    1
  9620. yes
    1
  9621. because if you listen to me you are not zucked
    1
  9622. because IMEI was used to track stolen phones
    1
  9623. That's still a usable 2FA phone using Google App
    1
  9624. You're on the internet so yes
    1
  9625. Then, you have a normie phone
    1
  9626. Don't worry, if you have an iPhone that distance is now in inches.
    1
  9627. You go to your carrier and get sim cards. They give it to you for free. Or they mail it to you. Simple stuff
    1
  9628. There's really nothing much to do. You move the sim card over. Done.
    1
  9629. Only choice is to test with an old device for $50
    1
  9630. I believe so
    1
  9631. thank you
    1
  9632. No. Ubuntu touch came originally from the distro Ubuntu from Canonical. Ubuntu is 64 bit from Debian, not Arch.
    1
  9633. no
    1
  9634. Nexus 5 arrived
    1
  9635. Not sure what makes the Oneplus One considerably better. The camera is the main noticeable advantage. I actually prefer the Nexus 5 which is also cheaper to find.
    1
  9636. You can ask at the forum at ubports.com
    1
  9637. No. And besides it's not a supported device
    1
  9638. No. The main supported devices are the Nexus 5, One Plus One, Fairphone 2, and some newer ones are coming up including the Pinephone
    1
  9639. yes you do. Read the description on the video
    1
  9640. Sounds like you have a phone that is not the original CyanogenMod and has been modified. I have a phone like that and it's been frustrating to figure it out. There's still a missing issue and I'm getting close. Mostly i just succeed in installing LineageOS. And that is functional but I like Ubuntu Touch more and UT has free music.
    1
  9641. I want to learn more about this Maru OS...
    1
  9642. Sorry, what are we talking about?
    1
  9643. In most cases, the most typical device that's easily acquired is a Nexus 5 or a Oneplus One. There are limited old devices. And there are new devices like a Pinephone or a Librem 5. But other Android devices are not supported. There's partial support for a Sony Xperia and a One Plus 3/3T.
    1
  9644. I didn't do a Nexus 4 yet but clearly there are quirks in each phone.
    1
  9645.  @RicardoSantos-yj7iu  How is it working out with the bugs? Things like Bluetooth are major issues especially when driving. Some have reported Wifi issues but I haven't seen that myself.
    1
  9646. Yes I understand some bugs are not fixed. In the meantime, you can load Lineage OS on it. Video coming out today. Just restrict what you do on it
    1
  9647. Update what? This video installs on an a0001
    1
  9648. No
    1
  9649. BytzVPN.com (which is mine) and available on https://brax.me store
    1
  9650. make no difference what the algorithm is if it's based on password decryption
    1
  9651. GPG assures encrypted email bodies and attachments. But not the meta data. As I said, I have a GPG video
    1
  9652. Social security numbers are 9 digits. Only options are 000-00-0001 to 999-99-9999. That doesn't equate to 10^9. Since there are no numbers below 100-00-0000, it is even less than what I said.
    1
  9653. Telegram as I said does monitor group conversations. Even private ones.
    1
  9654. It means I know what I'm doing...
    1
  9655. Do you know what Pseudo-anonymous means?
    1
  9656. Read it long ago and he lives in my area
    1
  9657. Hey, thanks!
    1
  9658. I've discussed it generally many times.
    1
  9659. As I said in the video, Joe is a subscribed viewer and he binge watches my videos, as he said in his broadcast :)
    1
  9660. exactly
    1
  9661. thanks my friend
    1
  9662. Glad you liked it!
    1
  9663. Hell no
    1
  9664. It must be me since I feel like I'm in the Matrix
    1
  9665. Thank you so much!
    1
  9666. Stick around then!
    1
  9667. I appreciate that. I've lived here most of my life
    1
  9668. It's called Linux
    1
  9669. Welcome! I'm out of stock of almost everything right this moment but will catch up over the weekend
    1
  9670. Workplace will definitely spy on you, including HTTPS traffic. Good luck even with banking.
    1
  9671. thanks for sharing your story
    1
  9672. LOL. I'm a nobody
    1
  9673. I have a Doxxing video.
    1
  9674. Welcome aboard!
    1
  9675. If someone has the patience. Yes
    1
  9676. Don't need that but you're so kind to say that
    1
  9677. It's a good thing that we screw up their facial recognition systems for a bit. But there's a way around that in the future (infrared facial recognition like your iphone)
    1
  9678. Thanks!
    1
  9679. thank you!
    1
  9680. Welcome!
    1
  9681. Which? iPhone? If it is then it makes sense
    1
  9682. Watch tonight's live stream. No, I made it clear. This operation is happening at a level that cannot be turned off on a normie phone. Don't use a normie phone and you will be better off
    1
  9683. You talk on brax.me which is MY secure platform. That's where the store is
    1
  9684. Only a phone OS that's modified can solve this. You cannot turn off SUPL/A-GPS. It is HARDCODED into GOOGLE ANDROID
    1
  9685. The BraX2 can be compatible with everything but we may need to configure it before shipment for your particular carrier
    1
  9686. Appreciated! You're very kind!
    1
  9687. BraX2 cannot be tracked. Other de-Googled are not a certainty.
    1
  9688. De-Googled phones like BraX2 are pretty safe. And it's up to you to use apps or not.
    1
  9689. True. (1) but with a warrant, (2) there are no logs to give.
    1
  9690. LOL. Same in Denmark
    1
  9691. LOL. He wasn't alive then
    1
  9692. It is more. Go to Odysee.com. And I have the LBRY app on my computer.
    1
  9693. I believe they did (still)
    1
  9694. You don't get suicided? LOL
    1
  9695. We are not the ones doing the compromising so don't worry about our app. Feel free to go there anytime
    1
  9696. Braxmobile is a corporation and the VOIP service is backed by another corporation which provides the carrier services. Where did you get the idea of "one guy"?
    1
  9697. Many.
    1
  9698. Welcome back!
    1
  9699. just go to https://brax.me and join
    1
  9700. LOL. No escape. Get a de-Googled phone.
    1
  9701. yes
    1
  9702. I wish the option to wear a mask is always available. Here in Los Angeles, there are cameras capturing my face while I drive and are used to give out tickets.
    1
  9703. It's fine
    1
  9704. unlimited with BraxRouter. 6 if standalone
    1
  9705. Really simpler to use BytzVPN with it. It can work with others but BytzVPN is automatic updates and basically only requiring credentials. So not sure any other VPN is worth the effort
    1
  9706. Always welcome
    1
  9707. In the video, listen to the section on Wifi triangulation. and my test site: https://brax.me/geo
    1
  9708. LOL. Do whatever you want.
    1
  9709. Come to https://brax.me
    1
  9710. Watch my video on Browser Isolation. It pretty much will be the technique to handle this
    1
  9711. Welcome aboard!
    1
  9712. Stick to browser isolation
    1
  9713. Doesn't matter since the apps cannot read the IMEI/IMSI
    1
  9714. Wifi triangulation is always active unless you turn it off. So that's why you need to have location off by default. You should also go to Google Activity Controls to delete your past history and then pause further collection
    1
  9715. the tech is in iPhone X and above. Whether or not this is being utilized already is something I cannot tell you. However, one must always assume that if the technological means exists, then it will be used. 3-Letter agencies can demand its use based on the Patriot act and Apple would not be able to deny them.
    1
  9716. Passed in the UK now. Zuck.
    1
  9717. We can deGoogle that for you
    1
  9718. CALEA has nothing to do with Apps like Signal. So no it is new news.
    1
  9719. Why would that be click bait? Down vote all you want.
    1
  9720. yup
    1
  9721. Very nice of you!
    1
  9722. Browser. https://brax.me
    1
  9723. You need to move to the modern world of spying. The OS is the MITM
    1
  9724. Yes. But we have to worry about the normies and we do talk to normies. They will expose our comms
    1
  9725. Right
    1
  9726. You have to specifically use AOSP forked projects.
    1
  9727. Apple claimed to have the material to base the AI search on. But realize this is nothing but a ploy. The AI can be instructed to search for anything that is important to the state.
    1
  9728. But what is the OS? What if the OS is the MITM like in Apple's case?
    1
  9729. If you can see it, the OS can see it. If the OS is the MITM you are zucked. That is the Apple case. iOS uses the AI to be the MITM
    1
  9730. No. The threat is pre-transport. What you can see, the OS can see.
    1
  9731. Linux and De-Googled phones (AOSP) are solutions. All open source
    1
  9732. Fortunately it cannot be forced on any open source OS since there is no central authority to take legal liability.
    1
  9733. They can if the OS itself is spying on you. If you can see it, they can see it. Remember this is an encryption bypass
    1
  9734. https://brax.me
    1
  9735. What they have come up and is implemented at Apple is more scary than you think.If you can see something, the OS can see it. If the OS is an MITM then you are zucked.
    1
  9736. YES that is what I expect to be our saving grace. Except the normies we communicate with are the ones vulnerable and so our own communications will leak through them
    1
  9737. If these laws pass, then each platform or OS will become a little mass surveillance machine. Who they scan will be their choice in theory unless required via the patriot act.
    1
  9738. It would be possible for app platforms to do scanning pre-encryption on their own if laws like I describe get passed. However, the scarier thought is if it is done at the OS level like what Apple did. There would be no need for Facebook to do content scanning since they can see your content anyway. This only affects end-to-end encrypted platforms like Whatsapp. Since the idea of these laws is to pass the liability to the platform, then assume that multiple layers of mass surveillance would occur with each platform covering their own ass against the possibility of liability.
    1
  9739. No scanning on de-Googled phones.
    1
  9740. Their approach is to circumvent the math. Be an MITM before the math is applied
    1
  9741. Your understanding of encryption or perhaps everything I say is flawed.
    1
  9742. They're not touching E2E. They are bypassing it by inserting an MITM at the source (at the device). If the OS is an MITM, no encryption will matter. It is like running Signal on a phone that has a Remote Access Trojan on it. They can see pre-encryption
    1
  9743. Blackberry 10 is not as safe because it's Android. Blackberry Bold is safer. However, watch my newer videos because the safer alternative with internet functionality is a Linux phone.
    1
  9744. Have a SIM card exchange party
    1
  9745. exactly what I'm doing....waiting, waiting...for my unit!
    1
  9746. I do private consults (go to Brax.Me)
    1
  9747. Yes you cannot hide with phones. See my Burner phone video
    1
  9748. Exactly. I don't forget that especially with buying sim cards
    1
  9749. This video was pre-Pinephone but I have a pinephone!
    1
  9750. I can be contacted on Brax.Me
    1
  9751. I don't recommend using Blackberry's anymore, Watch the newer videos on de-Googled phones
    1
  9752. I does not have an effect on Wifi triangulation but it blocks location via IP address
    1
  9753. LOL. You find them on Ebay, Amazon, Swappa, etc.
    1
  9754. use it. It's fine
    1
  9755. The place to chat is on Brax.Me @robbraxman
    1
  9756. that's the video for Thursday! Watch it
    1
  9757. I have other videos on that like the Rootkit videos. and the hardware switch video. Understand that these others like Lineage and even Graphene does not replace a hardware switch. Please just watch the other videos because, like many, your assumptions may be incorrect.
    1
  9758. Both are fine. Unfortunately, the devices are limited and the Nexus 5 which I've pushed in the US is no longer working consistently in the US
    1
  9759. No. Phones now.
    1
  9760. You are welcome!
    1
  9761. Go to Iceland. Harder to track you there in forests
    1
  9762. Verizon is a "CDMA" carrier. But nowadays they are all LTE
    1
  9763. No one knows how the voice print is done. So voice changing is a guess
    1
  9764. Not sure if they can still work but yes they are safer
    1
  9765. Unfortunately, the great Blackberrys are only 3G. So this window has passed. I was using a Blackberry Bold 9900. Awesome phone.
    1
  9766. I couldn't find anything sold today though that works with 3G on the frequencies of T-Mobile.
    1
  9767. I'm not aware of this phone. But if it has a kill switch, it would be a significant thing. Kill switch to what though. It better be clear. Normally you can't put a kill switch on a standard android because the baseband is part of the motherboard
    1
  9768. Yes I talk about my choice is a de-Googled phone in several videos in 2020
    1
  9769. My Windows 10 PC does Wifi triangulation like the rest of them when using Edge for example. So it's likely the same. But I can't be sure about Windows Phone 8.
    1
  9770. most places require KYC.
    1
  9771. you use Brax.Me (my app)
    1
  9772. thanks buddy!
    1
  9773. I don't even know what that is so maybe whoever wrote that read me. I've been at this a while (though not on YT)
    1
  9774. I'll talk about hardware switches and other related issues of smartphones in my live stream tonight 8pm PST
    1
  9775. Watch my new video on the Librem 5!
    1
  9776. Not correct. Because you have to assess your threat model. For mass surveillance, we don't worry about IMEI/IMSI. That's a fear for active surveillance targets for a government. Not something we need to deal with if you're a normal citizen
    1
  9777. Not so simple but that's a good partial solution. Depends on the threat. So many more new videos that expand on this
    1
  9778. De-Googled phones. Watch those videos
    1
  9779. Your device can be tracked using the IMEI. Correct. Even if you change SIM. But without a SIM you have be tracked over the internet.
    1
  9780. Stock comes and goes. Pixel 3 is only 399. And Moto G7 is only 329 (will have stock next week)
    1
  9781. It is dumber to allow someone to capture your HOME IP ADDRESS. That's extremely narrow
    1
  9782. No. Just get a Librem 5 and then switch features on as needed. Otherwise leave them with power off. (See Linux phone videos)
    1
  9783. Are you making that up? That is incorrect
    1
  9784. https://youtu.be/IPrugkYJpO8
    1
  9785. I'm not going to push either one. I expect to have both. Although I'm unclear on what you understand to be differences between the two
    1
  9786.  @mr.matrixlands6856  the baseband operates indepently of the OS so obviously the carrier knows. But Google and Apple won't know
    1
  9787. Linux phones are the safest options. Though simply having Linux isn't 100% either. Lots of other videos to watch here.
    1
  9788. Without a SIM card you have no IMSI....so what is the IMSI Catcher catching? It doesn't even know which carrier you're on. And you're not making calls
    1
  9789. Thank you friend. Unfortunately, there's no irony. Youtube fortunately (specifically) has less tracking then the rest of Google platforms. Maybe done on purpose. But Zuckbook tracking is permanent and cannot be disabled. And getting worse and worse (see my video on Mac Address attack by Zuck) A couple of years ago, I wouldn't think of Youtube but lately they've pulled back on the creepiness. That's not to excuse the rest of the creepiness of the total Google. But at least Youtube seems to be treated independently. I do have my own platform Brax.Me. It doesn't have the visibility of these platforms but I am able to talk to my friends and followers in a more private setting. Come on by and say hello.
    1
  9790. You may want to subscribe so you don't miss out on similar content.
    1
  9791. Thank you! Did you find my video from Search and not from my live stream community?
    1
  9792. Thank you sir. Pass the word!
    1
  9793. Do you have a copy of this memo?
    1
  9794. I am vaccinated. I'm not telling people not to get vaccinated. All those who say this is anti-vax are the ones telling me that the vax is not effective so more rules are needed.
    1
  9795. Wait. A speeding car can hit you. You are vaccinated. The unvaxxed cannot infect you. So what is the argument?
    1
  9796. I am vaccinated. I was told that the Vaccine works. Now everyone tells me the Vaccine doesn't work so we need to get the un-Vaccinated vaccinated, to protect the vaccinated. And then we need to be quadruple vaccinated to protect ourselves from the double-vaccinated.
    1
  9797. I've asked this many many times and I'm not getting an answer other than "You're wrong!". LOL
    1
  9798. Share with your friends! Thank you!
    1
  9799. And where is the science here when the numbers are going down NOW and that's when this is implemented? I am not Anti-Vax but everyone is trying to convince me that it doesn't work. It it works, then why do I need to worry about the un-Vaxxed? I don't take any special precautions as a Vaxxed person. But you're telling that none of these injections I took are worth crap?
    1
  9800. LOL. So you're telling me the Vaccine doesn't work? I thought it worked. All of you are trying to convince me otherwise. Didn't I already say that this rule was being implemented when the cases are going DOWN?
    1
  9801. I'm sure I lost hundreds of subs from this video.
    1
  9802. But YOU ARE VACCINATED! If you believe in this, then why worry? Do people ask for a polio or flu vaccine when I enter a restaurant? The public health issue is that those who are at risk get vaccinated. Those over 65 being the worst. Those people mostly got vaccinated. So now we're extending public health to all parts of our lives when you are already supposedly protected? Or maybe you're not protected. In which case, there's another lie. And I AM VACCINATED. So far I believe that it works. So I don't take any special precautions. But you and others are trying to convince me that it doesn't work!
    1
  9803. And BTW, I AM VACCINATED!
    1
  9804. Wait! You mean you don't believe in your vaccine? You're already protected! So what are you actually saying? Your vaccination isn't going to work?????? Why would you need to worry? No one has given me an answer to this
    1
  9805. Isn't that the truth?! Those showing their cards are supposed to be the safe ones!
    1
  9806. People don't realize that that is what this means. For the rest of your life, someone will police you when entering any establishment.
    1
  9807. I am outside the borders most of the time fortunately. LA County doesn't have the stringent rules of LA City
    1
  9808. Did I tell you to get vaxxed or not? And don't you already feel safe now that you're vaxxed? So what do you have to worry about? Or is it about imposing someone's will on others and taking away their choices? It's not black and white
    1
  9809. Temporarily, there are neighboring cities very near by. Let's see what they do with their rules
    1
  9810. I think it is unfair to call anyone who disagrees by some label. Just like 9/11 any crisis can be turned into permanent tracking even once the threat has disappeared. The threat can always be justified forever. Keep politics out of this. I'm not a political channel. I'm genuinely pissed just from the privacy issue of this, especially since I am already vaccinated.
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  9811. @matt H I do not make this claim. This is the claim from everyone in the press. This is the reason to get vaccinated according to the press. But now you're telling me that you could still end up in a ventilator even after vaccination? I don't see that in the press. If I did, then the conclusion would be that the vaccine is ineffective. Therefore even after getting a vaccination, one must stay at home. And wear a mask at home. And I am vaccinated. I actually assume it's going to work. But I'm being convinced otherwise
    1
  9812. For the rest of your life my friend, you may need to show your ID everywhere you go. Something that would offend people in the past and now it will be everyday, and people will quietly accept it. Just like the Patriot act. It will be here forever. All of you are trying to explain to me that even after taking 2 jabs of the vaccine, that I will still be vulnerable. Is that really true? Then what's the vaccine for? Should we all just stay home?
    1
  9813. We will all get there because it will be a reality that this will never end.
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  9814. yes isn't that interesting? The more are vaccinated, the more the control increases!
    1
  9815. Yes! If you don't believe in Privacy, you're in the wrong channel!
    1
  9816. I'm merely interpreting their intent...
    1
  9817. You have to be an illegal. then it will be fine
    1
  9818. I did NOT go ballistic at the worker! I walked out of the restaurant. Maybe you're missing the long term effect of this. In which case, you can think what you want of me. And NO. I DID NOT FORGET MY VAXX CARD. I HAD IT WITH ME.
    1
  9819. We have them. https://brax.me. As I mentioned in the video, all we have are Pixel models.
    1
  9820. It's like a normal phone as far as phone functionality is concerned. Only Apps are affected
    1
  9821. You could partition your communications in multiple devices
    1
  9822. Yes they work all the time. Yes you are zucked with an iPhone. And No there's no such thing as location service off as discussed in this video. It's a feel good feature
    1
  9823. Yes it is standard with Android
    1
  9824. Do you read the source code for AOSP? I do.
    1
  9825. Chances are the ringer setting is incorrect. Does it have sound?
    1
  9826. nope. Don't wait for something that will not happen
    1
  9827. go to https://brax.me and sign up. Then you see Store on the menu
    1
  9828. I have had issues shipping to Vietnam. Someone is stealing the shipments. I've lost 2 phones
    1
  9829. That is NOT the store. The store is on Brax.Me. https://brax.me
    1
  9830. Like normal. The bluetooth drivers on a Pixel AOSP are the same whether it is Googled or De-Googled.
    1
  9831. I use Bank apps on my de-Googled phone. But depends on the bank. I tried some major bank apps and most work. The reason some don't work is they rely on a Google secure feature. But the browser always works
    1
  9832. They work anywhere
    1
  9833. We handle SUPL on BraxOS. We redirect to our own servers. I don't believe any other OS does that from my knowledge.
    1
  9834. There is nothing special with de-Googled phones as far as the carrier is concerned. Bring the phone to them and they put in a SIM card or you put it in yourself.
    1
  9835. Next video (SIM Free solutions)!
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  9836. No
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  9837. Yes
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  9838. On our store on brax.me
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  9839. Wow. Zuck.
    1
  9840. No choice but usually this is fine
    1
  9841. fortunately YES
    1
  9842. yes
    1
  9843. Of course. I use Spotify on it
    1
  9844. Yes it will voLTE equipped. Like the US
    1
  9845. It's independent of that
    1
  9846. yes
    1
  9847. What do you mean create an email? Did you purchase Braxmail? Otherwise you don't create emails
    1
  9848. I don't have to summarize. It's all on zucking Zuckbook
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  9849. You should understand your threats before you make these sweeping generalizations. If your enemy is a State, then DON'T use phone. If your threat is Big Tech (which is mostly what I focus on), then YOU MUST HAVE A PRIVACY PHONE. Now Big Tech and Government cooperate but this is not if you are a targeted individual. That requires no phones.
    1
  9850. there are instructions on brax.me FAQ to reset the phone
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  9851. Absolutely. US is the only problem (Verizon)
    1
  9852. comes with
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  9853. Someday you should try to make sense. Totally non-sensical comment.
    1
  9854. A BIg NO. It is mentioned in the video
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  9855. How are you supposed to use an airtag without an iPhone?
    1
  9856. I have a video that compared many distros
    1
  9857. Yes you warned me about Seatlle. I was already in quarantine mode then
    1
  9858. Thank you! Will do!
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  9859. LOL
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  9860. hey buddy!
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  9861. I am not a conspiracy theorist. I just deal with what I know for now.
    1
  9862. Handheld Bidet saves on toilet paper! Proper prepping. LOL
    1
  9863. Welcome aboard!
    1
  9864. Thanks man. Hope you're keeping safe
    1
  9865. It's been on brax.me forever and it still is.
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  9866. No
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  9867. The current version requires Wifi
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  9868. Sign up for an account on Brax.Me, the store is in the menu
    1
  9869. no particular recommendation. Whatever is best in your area.
    1
  9870. what is your point? People ask for it. They think OSMAND is crap. So what do I do? It works on the phone. I'd rather not use it. I recommend a Garmin unit. But it's there so I DON'T HAVE TO DO THE ZUCKING TECH SUPPORT TO RESPOND TO THE REQUEST.
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  9871. Don't use it if you don't want. OSMAND is preloaded.
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  9872. Apps have nothing to do with SIM cards
    1
  9873. I don't have volume issues on my BraX2 so it may be your other device
    1
  9874. You need to have express shipping to AU.
    1
  9875. not a Youtube app
    1
  9876. yes
    1
  9877. Who have you contacted? Not me. Certainly we do not do customer service on YT
    1
  9878. The solution is this: Pull down notification window 2x Go to Settings (Gear icon) Go to Applications Find app slauncher clear storage done. Solutions and tech support are on Brax.me. Not Youtube (this is in FAQ)
    1
  9879. not yet
    1
  9880. What nonsense! Such liars these sales reps! I'm on Tmobile. Majority of phones are NOT 5G.
    1
  9881. No. And the next model will not either. We're avoiding 5G as long as we can
    1
  9882. standard on Android
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  9883. on https://brax.me Sign up and you can see the store
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  9884. SIM cards are acquired from your carrier of choice.
    1
  9885. It's similar.
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  9886. Nope. It is never too late as I discuss in my video today
    1
  9887. BraX2 gets OTA updates and it comes directly from my server
    1
  9888. I personally use Tmobile. It works with most plans. Around 2% have carrier issues.
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  9889. 3 days
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  9890. It's on https://brax.me. I too, it out of Amazon. You cannot bypass Google on a normie phone
    1
  9891. Yes. Instructions are on brax.me FAQ section. You put it in fastboot mode
    1
  9892. This phone is a Global phone. It is not really a US phone (so yes)
    1
  9893. You can plug in an inductive unit and hide it in the case for under $10
    1
  9894. I don't carry any Motos anymore. They've had support issues with carriers.
    1
  9895. Talk to the many people who have been blocked by IMEI if they have any kind of Moto G7. Your list may not be recent
    1
  9896. You can do it anyway you want. Or move a SIM from another phone. You need a SIM that's all that's important
    1
  9897. The screen is a standard large screen size (like Pixel 4 XL size. So any should work (for 6.5" screens")
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  9898. yes. All of them
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  9899. Cool!
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  9900. You could have easily searched that. Not sure what the relevance is since this issue is not political. He's the #1 democrat in the Senate
    1
  9901. Some MVNO's of Tmobile do an IMEI check BEFORE activation as mentioned in the video. Specifically Mint. I've tested many carriers and I'm able to change the IMEI so I can see the result.
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  9902. Why argue with me on this? How many phones have I tested this on Tmobile specifically? HUNDREDS. On Tmobile ONLY. There is a secondary check in a database that deactivates the phone based on the IMEI. THEY DO NOT CHECK DURING ACTIVATION. This IMEI procedure happens AFTER you already have service. My customers have reported that it happens within 3 days and specifiically those using TMobile Prepaid. They do this to the standard IMEI of the BraX2. We change the IMEI to a Pixel and it's fine 100% of the time now.
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  9903. I have a general license
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  9904. Iphone 14 no longer has sim slot. But iPhones are a privacy hole so I would never buy one again
    1
  9905. But UK bans IMEI changes
    1
  9906. Lockdown mode is an admission of the holes in the security of the phone in standard use.
    1
  9907. Wars are triggered by public opinion and some players can control public opinion. Think about that. And be careful out there
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  9908. It's fine
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  9909. There is a community chat on brax.me relating to the store. Also where I post commentary on stock
    1
  9910. Yes but it will only be able to make and receive calls from the US
    1
  9911. Except very few accept it
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  9912. If you're using it only for business then my prior video from 2 weeks ago will work. But no personal use.
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  9913. Please understand the video. 2FA in itself is not a problem assuming they give alternative options. Please WATCH CLOSELY. Abusive sites are not using your info JUST FOR 2FA. They are using it to identify you for other purposes. So don't be like these kiddy cybersecurity people who think they understand what I'm saying. Obviously I use 2FA. But there are options other than a mobile number that is REQUIRED (like Facebook)
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  9914. Guys like me? So you justify the loss of privacy to all because of this? OK got it.
    1
  9915. No IOS app in store for iOS 17 so just use the https://brax.me and then using your browser, you can install a Web App
    1
  9916. I "used" them (past tense). But doesn't work on Linux
    1
  9917. The main SS7 attack actually is to intercept 2FA! LOL. And guess who can easily do SS7? The Gubmint
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  9918. Please re-subscribe
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  9919. Another good example!
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  9920. THAT is solved here if you watch the video in full
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  9921. I'm already popping words like a chalk board on screen. This topic is very complicated I admit. And it took a while to create it and a long period of thinking. There is one more connected video next week. Then hopefully as a set, it makes more sense.
    1
  9922. Security and Privacy are two separate issues
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  9923. There's only a few of these and they're bad sites. So up to you. Get zucked or not.
    1
  9924. yes
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  9925. I just came up with this solution very recently and it's old news? LOL. Tell me where this solution is posted anywhere
    1
  9926. braxmail which we offer, does not require anything. No KYC
    1
  9927. SMS is 100% when using MySMS on Brax.Me
    1
  9928. You can trick that yes. Temporary phone or borrow someone else's number. Then switch to Passkey or Yubikey and delete the phone number
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  9929. Not a problem. Because you NEVER log in to those platforms with that number or that name. So you're someone else. They may know someone in their contact list. But it is not you. This is a difficult concept to understand and you really have to think like a data scientist. No escape from Meta though. As I say in the video, I have no solution to zucking zuckbook
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  9930. There are several steps mentioned here in the video. Don't simplify.
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  9931. Which is accounted for in the solution, if you watched it
    1
  9932. There are many videos of de-Googled phones which we have. But BraX2 phones are sold out
    1
  9933. Thanks Pats Phan60! I appreciate you watching!
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  9934. Yes. Don't bother. But don't use Whatsapp as your alternative or you will be ZUCKED
    1
  9935. what's the difference? (in relation to the topic)
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  9936. Very kind of you!
    1
  9937. You just need to reflash the IMEI. Discussed in a video last October I think. We can do it for you
    1
  9938. Yes
    1
  9939. Yes. You can bias an AI using fine tuning.
    1
  9940. New computers with NPU and 32GB of Ram by the end of the year will be good for this. Right now you need an NVIDIA GPU.
    1
  9941. then Chrome for YT
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  9942. No easy way. So browser isolate as described
    1
  9943. whatever you say. Now I program web workers of which service workers is a subset and it obviously has to keep running to do things like notifications.
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  9944. NO
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  9945. I recommend that you follow my recommendations. There's a reason I don't mention techniques like containers and incognito mode. This is not a mistake on my part.
    1
  9946. no.
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  9947. No
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  9948. Just needs a little discipline. I've used this method for many years and I reminded myself at the beginning by putting the appropriate bookmarks in the toolbar for what the browser is used for.
    1
  9949. You mean sandboxing OVER browser isolation? Like how, VM? You could do that. Not necessary for this level. But certainly would be even more effective
    1
  9950. Firefox lost a lot of followers because people did not like their woke voice. So no. Firefox is not favored by certain groups.
    1
  9951. It has to do with their data storage area. If they share the same storage then you are zucked. If they retain separate bookmarks then that's a clue that their storage is separate
    1
  9952. Seems like a lot of work. VM is easier and is equivalent
    1
  9953. Containers can be fingerprinted
    1
  9954. We are offering Pixels right now
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  9955. no
    1
  9956. Any browser can do that by not storing history. However that does not stop Google from collecting that information from external sources.
    1
  9957. Hello my friend! Thank you for dropping by, I presume where you are there's no encryption on cell?
    1
  9958. Thank you for watching
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  9959. Governments would buy it fast
    1
  9960. Thank you!
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  9961. This is very good, yes.
    1
  9962. You make an assumption about your phone that may not be true. Recent video on this. But to ease your mind, do a factory reset and you can assume you are starting fresh
    1
  9963. Interesting about Amazon Fire devices. This is actually AOSP. This may actually be the better partial solution. Though obviously Amazon can track the device, they're not able to use the data in the same way as Google.
    1
  9964. A de-Googled phone is cheaper (lots) than an iPhone.
    1
  9965. Not true. A de-Googled phone (AOSP) runs pretty well
    1
  9966. The volume just needs to be increased. The sound is actually very good. No echo
    1
  9967. No. IMEI is sent to the carrier at the hardware level.
    1
  9968. Please check the video description. They are on https://brax.me (my app). Sign in and you will see the store on the menu
    1
  9969. One big example is: Adobe Premiere Pro! (what I use) But I disabled Microsoft One Drive
    1
  9970. Tablets running IOS and Android are the same as phones. Bad. Use computers and some are in Tablet form like Microsoft Surface
    1
  9971. Everywhere
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  9972. Not. It is Yacht
    1
  9973. Yes probably intentional
    1
  9974. You cannot OPT out if you have a Google Android! It replaces the open source code
    1
  9975. If it works, it's certainly better
    1
  9976. I don't doubt the actual contact tracing works as you say and I don't dispute that part. But you misunderstand how this information can be obtained even without this app. Especially now that bluetooth is in this new hyperactive mode. You seem to think of this in isolation rather than combine the knowledge with all other data being obtained on the phone.
    1
  9977. still? Or old video
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  9978. Absolutely no way
    1
  9979. Thank you!
    1
  9980. I'd say a Pinephone is not yet ready for regular user use. I have one and it's still not stable software wise.
    1
  9981. How do you turn Wifi and Bluetooth off? That is the giant question. because you can't.
    1
  9982. Thank you very much!
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  9983. https://brax.me/home/rob
    1
  9984. I'm not talking about biometric fingerprint. A device fingerprint identifies a device and its owner.
    1
  9985. This is a much bigger issue. Companies like Palantir can just pull the ICD10 records from the HIE databases. They are granted access. So by Government contract, Palantir knows all people with the diagnosis. Google/Apple knows who's in contact with whom, apps aside. So this can be done without apps. They can just identify people directly. However this would be a publicity nightmare. So we fall for this story of a contact tracing app. Google and Apple don't have access to the diagnosis. Until of course you give them this app. There's a device fingerprint with Google ID/Apple ID so there's no way you will tell me that they can't identity who has the diagnosis. they can do this outside of any app. Otherwise the app itself might be fine. But now we have generated a new tool for relationship tracking that can be used by 3rd parties. Though Apple/Google could already track us by location (and intersections of locations), we encouraged to add the bluetooth tracker which is explained in the new video.
    1
  9986. Don't be falling for this! I'm an expert on HIPAA. This does not mean anything. It's not the contact tracing app that will have an issue, it's Bluetooth RF transmissions itself
    1
  9987. Samsung devices are difficult to work on. Often they prevent you from unlocking their boot loaders so I stay away from them. Hard to find a phone that works
    1
  9988. Not necessarily. Huawei phones are Bootloader locked. So we cannot alter it. Makes you wonder why they did that.
    1
  9989. Wonderful!
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  9990. The concern is that Huawei phones have locked their bootloader so you can't look into the phone and configure it. So we can't even check to see what's in there.
    1
  9991. thank you!
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  9992. Yes
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  9993. Welcome!
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  9994. Brax.me works on any browser. Not sure about the app since I don't have a Jail broken iPhone
    1
  9995. There is no switch to turn Wifi off. Unless you have a new Linux phone. I know that new projects exist to put switches in new Android phones. So in the future this will happen
    1
  9996. Watch the De-Googled phone videos
    1
  9997. OLD for sure. Not TCL. TCL are standard androids
    1
  9998. You're very welcome!
    1
  9999. just https://brax.me
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  10000. No. LOL
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  10001. Ubuntu Touch is UBPorts and is clearly open source since I read the source code myself
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  10002. @Firat Altay amazing what I don't know. LOL.
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  10003. I have both, and a pinephone coming soon, and a librem 5 coming not too soon
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  10004. Awesome, thank you!
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  10005. Sure
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  10006. For now, I just have to understand the big picture. So the configs are parameters used by the Kernel at launch? Is that what I'm getting here? And I presume this is specific to an AOSP Kernel then? Part of the reason I ask for detail, is it gets very obscure and then it is no longer clear to many, especially me, where Android ends and Ubuntu begins, let alone Ubuntu Touch. Having a Pinephone just simplifies my understanding since there is something to compare against. Until recently, UT was just a black box and I didn't really realize that in a lot of ways it relies on Android. And was surprised to know how much. These are just the unique things because we are porting an existing Android device.
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  10007. yes
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  10008. Yes you already own such a device. Your microwave
    1
  10009. You are incorrect. EMV chips are not RFID based. They are separate technologies. But some old credit cards had an RFID in addition in the past.
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  10010. I don't have to theorize this since this is the way the technology works. The amount of data sent back is very short. Usually no more than 64 bytes. The "fake" reflections are returned on multiple frequencies and the frequency hopping also manages the collisions with multiple RFID's (though there is a limit on that at every moment). The reflections are on/off patterns. It's obviously not an actual reflection but the power comes from the received signal.
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  10011. It doesn't restransmit in the way you think. It uses "backscatter" or reflection. But in a smart way like turning the reflection on and off to give off a digital data. It also does it over many frequencies at once. Radar works without retransmission which is the same principle
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  10012. LOL. You have military radar? (They're huge)
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  10013. Tom, the only persons you need to talk to on the app are tech support and me. If you don't feel like talking to the community, you do not have to. Especially if you need help, it's important to talk to tech support and then it will be escalated to me if it can't be resolved.
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  10014. You are incorrect. RFID works with backscatter like radar. If radar can be used a hundred miles away then there is no difference here. However due to the number of RFID devices, this long range tracking is not realistic because of collisions. Thus, only customized RFIDs with uncommon frequencies would be feasible long distance.
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  10015. It's more sophisticated than you think. The response is is basically like a coded on/off of reflections. It is not a real reflection. Just looks like a reflection. And the responses go through a sequence and frequency hops from 908-928mhz (in the case of the commercial EPC Gen2). True Radar will not have a frequency hop. The response or "fake reflection" is controlled by the CONTROLLER in the IC chip. And the response is programmed in. The IC is a remote memory module so you can have it emit a series of numbers. There's a limit to the number of bytes sent back in the reflection. Go watch the DefCon explanations of Long Term RFID on Youtube. If radar can work at 240 miles then a reflection will work as well. However, the problem I stated has to do with collisions and the frequency used. Commercial RFID's cannot go hundreds of miles because there are too many. There has to be a narrowing down of the signal using techniques like beam forming with phased arrays, and changing the frequency so you can spot specific "custom" RFIDs.
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  10016. You are expecting a complete radio transmission back. That is NOT how it works. It uses backscatter like RADAR. If it didn't work then military radar that works at 200+ miles wouldn't work. Radar targets do not emit RF. They just reflect backscatter.
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  10017. USA credit cards use EMV, not RFID
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  10018. Right
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  10019. Yes, I have heard of these implementations discussed at DefCon
    1
  10020. RFID works by Backscatter (which is a "reflection"). So obviously a high power signal matters. Now the reflection is simulated because it is able to turn off reflections on and off and can transmit the simulated reflection on different frequencies
    1
  10021. The signal will just get reflected with a proportional strength.
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  10022. Like I said in the video, 200+ feet if they're the generic EPC Gen2. If they're custom passive RFID's they could be over a hundred miles.
    1
  10023. Then you lengthen the antenna and it becomes more resonant. That's the other possibility.
    1
  10024. You're using it then as a REFLECTOR. Submerging it in water is not the same thing. These are just basic concepts in HAM radio
    1
  10025. I don't know where you got that Water is an antenna booster. In boats, when we set up ham radio, we cannot actually use the water as a ground plane. We have to put copper strips near it (on the hull) but no actual water contact. Beyond a potential ground plane, it is not a booster since it absorbs RF
    1
  10026. If you actually signed up you would have realized that IT DOES NOT ASK YOU FOR ANYTHING!!!!!!
    1
  10027. the registry part yes
    1
  10028. Set up your own with Synology. Watch that video
    1
  10029. Don't mess with it unless you know which app is using that. Is it outlook?
    1
  10030. None
    1
  10031. Yeah got it. Nothing to hide.
    1
  10032. Thank you!
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  10033. One to consider might be Startmail which is from Startpage.
    1
  10034. Use Google in a smart way. Use their resources but don't give them data.
    1
  10035. It's easy to remember!
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  10036. How does a plain text protocol become private? Which it is still today. It is never private but is addressable. Your logic makes no sense. Addressability does not mean privacy
    1
  10037. It doesn't matter. It is always updateable. It will update itself
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  10038. Thank you!
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