AlgebraFox

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   by AlgebraFox 2y ago

   Tailscale is a great solution for this problem. I too run homeserver with Nextcloud and other stuff, but protected behind Tailscale (Wireguard) VPN. I can't even imagine exposing something like my family's personal data over inter
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   by AlgebraFox 2y ago

   This was possible due to the hard work of non-profit Internet Freedom Foundation (IFF) organization in India. Any Indian people reading this, please donate to them to keep fighting big-tech and govt for the internet freedom.
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   India fines WhatsApp $25M for forcing 2021 privacy policy update(cci.gov.in)

   4 points by AlgebraFox 2y ago|2 comments
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   by AlgebraFox 2y ago

   I assumed this theory long back and I thought I was alone. Now it's great to see someone else has same theory.
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   by AlgebraFox 2y ago

   Not OP. But I am using GrapheneOS for almost 4 months now. It is a breath of fresh air. Network Permission, Contact Scope, Duress PIN, Hardened Malloc, JIT tuning, Sandboxed Google Play etc.. are some key privacy and security features in Gr
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   by AlgebraFox 2y ago

   Why AWS? You can do this with a RPi and Tailscale.
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   by AlgebraFox 2y ago

   You can simply install GrapheneOS (if you own a Pixel device) instead of workarounds like Netguard. It is hardened for security and privacy.
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   Danish Justice Minister Under Fire for Pushing Encryption Ban While Using It(reclaimthenet.org)

   11 points by AlgebraFox 2y ago|0 comments