Comments by "M!ke_y M" (@cyberp0et) on "Rob Braxman Tech" channel.

  1. "We've got nothing to hide" Then you need to put cameras in your bathrooms as well:))
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  2. The "sheeple" are COMFORTABLE the way they are. They only care about MATERIAL COMFORT and "safety".
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  3. The best way to stop location tracking is to throw away your smartphone and start reading books :)
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  4. If Stalin had this technology, communism would have thrived to this day in Russia and Eastern Europe. This tech would have been the wet dream of KGB, STASI and other similar political thought police.
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  5. Which reminds me of working on board cruise ships as a photographer. We used to apply sticky RFID tags on the 8x10" photos, so people won't steal them, for there were sensors at the entrances/exits of the photo gallery. Some photographers were pulling the leg of their co-workers by sticking such tags on theid backs and it would beep when they would approach the sensors at the exits/entrances. Upon purchasing the photos, we had to deactivate those tags by placing the photos on a deactivating mat. Now I realize the full potential of such technology, used in the wrong.
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  6.  @robbraxmantech  You take the side of FREEDOM! That automatically makes you "politically incorrect".
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  7. Yeah, but 5G is PROGRESS. And so is implanting a chip in your brain...
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  8. Screw Micro$oft. I am going full Linux.
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  9. The problem is because of them, we will also be dragged down as the surveillance technology becomes more and more prevalent, like it's happening in China, where even if you want to hide, there's no way to hide from the AIs incorporated in every single device that you don't actually use. Starting with "smart" cameras everywhere. Then tracking apps, people being FORCED to have a smartphone with them all the time "for safety" and "national security". And 5G will only accelerate the potential of total surveillance.
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  10. And the best is that the chip will be FREE and "not mandatory". And by having it implanted in your forehead or right hand you will be protected from THE VIRUS and you will "do your part" in protecting others :D And of course, your life will become carefree. They will do the thinking for you. Oh yeah, can hardly wait to be given free 5G access ;)
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  11. Jesus Christ is my Lord. I will not merge with the Borg.
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  12. If I download the APK packages of apps I won't neds the google play store. And obviously, Whatscrap eon't be among them. No zuckbook apps for me :).
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  13. Being on the intrnet is a privacy threat in itself.
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  14. It still FORCES you to use a phone number. And you have to give it to whoever you want to.communicate to.
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  15. Nobody can make me change my views. They were formed from experience and reading books. Not by social media.
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  16. Nah, Apple would NEVER spy on its users :p
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  17. RFID noodles in your soup :p
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  18. If I were "vaccinated" I would tear up that "green certificate" in front of thode requiring it.
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  19. I don't use smartphones as phones either.
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  20. Not all superheroes wear a mask :p
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  21. I have FINALLY DEGOOGLED my Motorola One Action! It took me more than two days to figure it out. i don't need microG since I don't need any Google doing on that phone :) And I am not using it as a phone either (Even being degoogled).
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  22. I am free from smartphone use. I do not use it as a phone, but as a tablet. I mostly leave it at home, turned off and mostly use it for youtube.
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  23. And "they got nothing to hide" :))
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  24.  @stefanmolnapor910  So did I.
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  25. Nice zucking shirt :)
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  26.  @THEKITPLUG  It's just a bit of a problem orienting the lens in the proper direction :))
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  27. Because your "friends" will tag you in the photos. They want to give a hand.
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  28. Who needs those things? I can set up my own alarms on a phone or a clock and I don't need any weather apps.
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  29. And Huawei sends data to the CCP in China.
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  30.  @AlienRelics  Those tags were being stuck on photographs. So, they sure looked like RFID tags to me. That is like this: https://www.wired.com/images_blogs/gadgetlab/images/2008/02/25/rfid_tag_blue_security.jpg
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  31. The whole world loves being zucked.
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  32. I am using wire as an alternative for whatscrap. It offers alternatives: Either use a phone number or e-mail. And you don't have to give your number if you login via phone number. It creates a wire ID that you can give. And it does not notify people in your contact list that you are using wire. Also it does not allow anyone to message you unless you give that person permission. The one disadvantage would be that if you connect an e-mail to it, the vulberability can be in the association with that e-mail account. However, you can make use of disinformation and only use an e-mail that is created for this purpose. (I personally prefer using the e-mail not the phone numbers , which is more _convenient_). I also have session as an alternative. And session requires absolutely nothing to login. And it is multiplatform as well, like wire is.
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  33. Zuck the zucking zucker! :)
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  34. Best use wired network :)
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  35. Those who have "nothing to hide" are ok with Big Brother watching them even when they take a dump.
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  36.  @digitalradiohacker  This the very reason for which I sought for an alternative to what used to be skype. And I found Wire secure messenger, which does not require a phone number. You can use one, if you want. Or you can use an e-mail address. But Rob Braxman is right, the best is the one that does not even require an e-mail. I used to use IRC back in the 2000s and it was great, but is is no longer *popular*, like facebook and whatsapp. And yes, whatsapp is the worst of them all, even worse than facebook itself/ messenger. Because it FORCES you to stay connected to a mobile device and to a phone number, even when you do not want to use a mobile device. This is why Telegram or Signal are better. But Wire is even better, since it asks no phone number. Wire was created by the team that made Skype (before they got to be grabbed by Micro$oft). The good thing about Telegram is that it gives you a user ID, that you can give to those you wish to contact you, without the need to give them your number (or so I think). I have recently made myself a brax.me account. I still have no idea how to create a group chat in there.
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  37. I will use my trusty Home Computer (ZX Spectrum clone) running BASIC as the OS. :)
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  38. Oh, you just wait untill the Internet of All Things possible will make your home so "smart" and "cool".
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  39. We want Big Brother to take good care of us :p
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  40. Mr Caveman? So, the Middle Age one is too overused? :)) Or they prefer the latter one when ot comes to faithful people :)
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  41. "Screwed" AKA "zucked" :))
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  42.  @Brandon-Kraemer  I am not using a smartphone as a mobile phone. I have one, but I only use it as a tablet. I use a simple phone with physical keys. I take photos with photo camera. Not with a smartphone.
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  43. Xi Jin Ping wants to ping your IP.
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  44. Here is how you do this: Install Linux :D
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  45.  @little.wing.  I have been delaying it for a while now. Untill my winfoes 10 laptop stopped booting. I did not even consider for one se ond reinstalling windows 10 on it. Linix Mint does a great job. And you can use Wind for running windows software.
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  46. I have not logged in to Zuckbook since almost an year. I still need to delete it permanently. Eventuall create an account with no name and no picture, from some virtual machine on Linux. So, yeah, ZUCK YOU, ZUCKBOOK!
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  47. Thank you for your work, once again.
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  48. They call that "science", "progress" and it is "for your safety" and convenience .
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  49.  @robbraxmantech  I shared your videos on a Telegram group from my country.
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  50. I would rather use a "dumbphone" and a Linux computer.
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