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Another app choosing Nostr over centralized chat servers: . Protocol keeps winning because it doesn't ask you for an account to begin with. We run an open Nostr relay if you need one.

An eSIM profile is not an account. It's a credential the network checks to decide whether to carry your traffic. That distinction is why anonymous data plans can exist at all. The network authenticates a key, not a person. The name attached is a business layer choice.

Almost every app asks for your phone number. The problem? Once you hand it over, it can become another piece of data tied to you, shared with third parties, or exposed in a data breach. Keep your real number private. For sign-ups and one-off accounts, use a disposable or temporary number instead.

Our warrant canary has been re-signed on schedule every time since it went up. Boring is the goal. A canary only means something if you can check the history, not just today's page. Ours is dated and signed so you can. We have never received a request.

hello from Newport, Oregon

Sandboxed Google Play on GrapheneOS is the part people get wrong. It does not give Google system access. Play runs as an ordinary app with ordinary permissions, so you can uninstall it like one. Your carrier still sees the SIM either way. The OS was never the whole picture.

Made a new neighborhood acquaintance

Any tips for Oregon coast?

Our Tor relay, Nostr relay, onion address, and public price API exist for one reason. Claims are free. Anything you can independently verify costs us something to maintain, and that cost is what makes it worth believing.