Comments by "Misty Culous" (@mistyculous9644) on "How to Evade Digital Surveillance - Two Techniques that Work!" video.

  1. The Graphenos people have hassled Rob, so he won't contribute to their OS.
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  2. depends on the email service. If you used BraxMail - created by Rob Braxman - at least you'd know the service provider isn't looking into your drafts folder.
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  3. Your 'dumb" phone still searches around and uses WiFi triangulation about where you are. Yes, using a "dumb phone" does cut down on other information coming their way. You might consider Rob's video here on his advice about making your home phone used only on WiFi at home (using it as a phone via a VOIP service, Rob recommends "OOMA.") Then the "smart" phone doesn't need a SIM card, connected to perhaps a "brax VPN router" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhzU0NHIBrc
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  4. No, Rob runs his own VPN called BytzVPN.com @VARGADAN 
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  5. I haven't looked into the TOR browser option within Brave and would love to also know the answer to your question. Do you know about Rob's idea he calls "Browser Isolation"? It's categorizing your interests, one to a browser. The advantage is the multiple browsers cannot index your activity between them because they're owned by different companies. So they can only keep track of what you're telling them on their own browser without knowing what you're doing on another browser. I do know that when you download TOR browser without using a VPN, you're on a three letter agency list. Rob has a paid VPN called BytzVPN. It has a TOR VPN option, which is slower but that can be an advantage because the TOR is not just a browser but ALL your activities, such as email, sending and downloading files, etc.
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