Agree! Anyway thank you for your advice !

Everything you’ve described is real — the herd mentality, the Overton window shifts, the deliberate erosion of cheap computing, the gap between where decentralized tools are and where they need to be. And yet. In this journey I’ve met people who make concrete choices every day: about the apps they use, the hardware they buy, the platforms they refuse to feed. Not because it’s easy or convenient, but because they understand what’s at stake. They’re not waiting for the revolution. They’re building habits, infrastructure, and culture, one decision at a time. I don’t know what the future looks like. Nobody does. But I know that giving up isn’t an option, not because of optimism, but because of what’s on the line. We don’t stop to ask ourselves why we define private property. We just do, because it’s foundational, because without it, everything else collapses. Digital privacy is no different. There are no rights without it. No free thought, no free expression, no meaningful ownership of anything, including yourself. The people who understand this are fewer than they should be. But they exist. And every day they choose accordingly. That matters. Even when it doesn’t feel like it.

Every surveillance system in history was built for a good reason. None of them stopped there. Today, the EU begins its final negotiations on Chat Control 2.0, and the threat to your privacy isn’t over. Mandatory scanning of encrypted messages? Off the table, but the Council is still pushing for mandatory identity verification to use messaging apps, including end-to-end encrypted ones. Privacy is not a tool for hiding wrongdoing. It is a necessary condition for free thought, free expression, and free relationships. The real question isn’t only whether to monitor private communications. It’s what kind of digital society Europe wants to build. But Europe is its citizens. This question belongs to us. We can’t keep outsourcing centuries of hard-won civilization. One “necessary exception” at a time.

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