Comments by "Misty Culous" (@mistyculous9644) on "Can I Use These? Peer Pressure. Practical Privacy Techniques for Using Whatsapp, Instagram" video.

  1. What countries right now are best at protecting privacy and how - in your opinion?
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  2. Helped mitigate people's reactions to use a story to explain my motive before I declared an "unpopular" preference. For instance, without notice, WhatsApp site can change its TOS (Terms Of Service) for business users and can wipe out everything a business did on the WhatsApp site, (especially carefully collected contact lists.) Essentially, you're investing in WhatsApp, not your own business, because the site you're doing all your advertising wasn't yours. Better to put effort into your own domain and use WhatsApp to explain and refer people to your own website.
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  3. yes, BraxMail takes a bit to learn to use it in a way that saves your privacy, but it's simple to use if you just use the Webmail version. Learn about it on Brax.me in the Community chat called BraxMail
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  4.  @terrydaktyllus1320  Good advice. Rob has suggested that if your work requires you to use your own device for work and it's a a laptop, to create a separate work username without administration powers.
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  5. Rob is willing to take a risk to protect all of us. All of Rob's advice points are totally legal.
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