On a hot wallet?

Only halfway there

It's time

Just happy to be included 🫡

I consolidated some old wallets and everyone blames Roger Ver.

Pro Tip: change your VPN to a time zone where it is already 5pm so you can start drinking

FYI you can ask Apple what they know about you https://support.apple.com/en-ca/102208

5 Beginners Steps for Privacy Ground Zero: Absolute Beginner Steps to Privacy If you are a normie but privacy curious, these beginner steps will help you make a big difference in your security and privacy. Stop Giving Away Your Personal Data Phone Number: No one except your friends and family should know your personal phone number. Second Phone Number: Get a second VOIP phone number for the service center, cable guy, etc. Email Address: Stop giving away your email address. Use an aliasing service or create a burner email account as a spam trap. Hotel Address: Stop giving away your home address. Look up the address of a local hotel instead of using your personal information. Customer Reward Programs: Skip customer reward programs. Stop Using Spyware Social Media: Stop using social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok. These apps are designed to suck every ounce of personal data from you and sell it. Don’t just delete the app; search for how to delete your account data. Other Apps: Windows, Google, and 90% of the apps on your phone are also spyware. Clean Up Your Communications Unencrypted Calls and SMS: Stop using unencrypted calls and SMS texts. Use Signal as it is easy to use and works well with friends who also use it. Clean Up Your Email Old Emails: Hundreds of emails from years gone by might be in your email inbox. Go through every single one, unsubscribe from every newsletter or sales pitch from every store you have ever bought anything from, and block every spam email you see. Encrypted Provider: If you are using a provider that scans every email to sell you stuff (like Gmail), switch to a privacy respecting provider like Disroot (encrypt manually), ProtonMail or TutaMail. Clean Up Your Web Surfing Privacy Browser: Stop using Chrome or Edge. Switch to a privacy browser. Brave is better than Chrome but is not really for the privacy purist. Un-googled Chromium is better but not as user friendly. A hardened Firefox is the best you can do but can be difficult for the beginner to setup. Bonus Tip: Clean Up Your Security Automatic Updates: Make sure all of your software, especially security updates, is set up for automatic updates. Password Manager: Get a password manager (don’t save passwords on the browser!). Add 2FA to all of your online accounts. This will provide better security than 90% of the population. Consider getting a hardware authentication device like a yubikey General Base Level Data Leaks: Focus on cleaning up data leaks, communications, email, web surfing, and basic security. Level Zero Default: Your identity and activity are still transparent, but you are no longer leaking your data all over the place. This will provide a general base for everyone. Next Steps: Basic Threat Assessment The next step is to perform a basic threat assessment of your personal situation: Targeted Attacks: Are you at risk from targeted attacks? Passive Surveillance: Are you at risk from passive surveillance? Cyber or Physical Risk: What do you most need to defend against? Government mass surveillance, stalkers, surveillance capitalism, censorship, or public exposure? Your next steps will really depend on your answer. https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/5-beginners-steps-for-privacy/

I am looking forward to getting drunk and shit posting tomorrow

I am here only for educational and entertainment purposes

Id go

https://youtu.be/Y1l50slBaGg?

Those are just the ones they admit to watching

Are you trying to confuse the Europeans?

Beautiful

I have 2. Whenever I add a service to one, I repeat it and add the other. Not going to pretend it's not a pain in the ass

You have more than one

Saying the quiet part out loud

You Don’t Need Privacy Tools. You Need Balls. Stop hiding behind apps. Start showing up with intent. Everyone wants the privacy stack. The best phone. The hardened browser. The encrypted email. They ask, “What VPN should I use?” Wrong question. You want safety without confrontation. You want to be private without being inconvenienced. You want to cloak your data, but not change your behavior. That’s not privacy. That’s performance art. https://untraceabledigitaldissident.com/you-dont-need-privacy-tools-you-need-balls/