At 2:53, it is claimed that wiki saw a decrease in views due to the Snowden leaks. However, outside forensic examination by Dr. Alan Salzberg, in Court, refuted that claim.

I had to laugh at 5:08, all the election signage... instantly recognized the signage from Alberta, Canada. We're a little more lax about that stuff in the great white north, neighbours will have signs from opposing parties on their lawns up here and still get along noicely over a coffee at Tim Hortons. "I don't care if you vote wrong, how's the fishing last week?" We actually care more about how Americans vote in your elections where it's actually consequential than how we vote here because our Left and Right have basically the same policies... that and the head of state is not elected. The Governor of Canada, functionally ceremonial, is appointed and is an arm of the British rule. But he or she can technically decide who runs the country. It's an electoral college of one.

God bless you. God bless America

Well, I watch you over at Survaliance Report, and over here, and I've gotta say that this was an enjoyable, good humoured and informative 'rant' on the state of online privacy which deserves to be seen! Bravo👍👏

It's genially just disgusting that political violence, politically motivated attacks against people, etc even exist. I am moderate right, and I used to work for a local restaurant, they somehow caught word of my views. And I would constantly have a bias against me, where if I do something that is slightly wrong I would get punished more than others. I ended up being fired because of my political beliefs, luckily I found a new job that does not care. People used to be accepting of others opinions but the extreme of both sides (though more towards the left) have become more and more intolerant of others with the "wrong opinion". Also not helped by people being stuck in echo chambers, only hearing one side, which only gets more and more extreme. Also you can use online aliases if you want to talk about your politics in a more secret manner. Separating it from Online and real life.

Absolutely outstanding advice! This one is a reference-quality video I'm also putting to my "Watch Later" folder so I don't forget it! Well, done, Nate!

Nate: "Practice minimalism. Detach yourself from social media." Also Nate: "Listen to a new podcast." Podcasts are no different than a KZbinr spouting off their opinions in a video. People should be doing their own research, not relying on the "trust me bro" mentality that's rampant among content creators.

I guess I'm first 🙃 Here from techlore .

0:15 How many????

hurray! A new upload :D

To what extent, can one customize the domain name in aliased email addresses?

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So basically we need Molly without phone and decentralized?

I have a PWA with lots of access to hardware like GPS, notifications, etc., and it works great. It really just depends on how you develop it. The only issue with them is that they don’t pay app stores, and that's why they want to get rid of them

16:05 signal app has option for bio/pin lock. an attacker with your unlocked phone cannot necessarily get into signal

It's already been proven that the government has already gotten around encryption by scanning your phone or tablet before encryption happens.

How. About. Google. Messagerr.

Very cool service!

I really appreciate this video. My only issue now is. I want to have my own domain name. For my own @ I just can’t find one that is professional enough that wouldn’t be related to my real name. Could you please give suggestions one what could be done?

I can't keep up with just 2 numbers, home and my cell phone. Work email and my two Gmails.

I use Sync. The interface and syncing can use improvement, but it's private, generous with space, stable, and the customer service is good.

Nathen i sub to servalence report i sis not know you had a chanell koool.

This comment feels nitpicky considering how great this interview is but I'm going to nitpick. I appreciate the honesty regarding possible future threats to privacy if the owners change. I like that. He says there would be plenty of notice ahead of time for people to bail from the Service. However. If the service is being sold, providing this notification could significantly reduce the sale price. How and when they notified their users will probably be specified in the sales documents. They could be incentivized to not give users a ton of advance notice ahead of a sale. Ultimately, you don't know what is going to happen in the future and you do your best to make decisions now. This is a common truth for every software and many non-software-based companies. There's nothing new here... But it seems disingenuous to not at least mention the financial incentives in the future could work.

Getting involved with user support as a product manager or any kind of leader is the best advice ever. Totally sold on this guy from that one line

Lol booted

Make a video on how to use email clients, such as Thunderbird and OutLook to send encrypted emails.

Now the scammers and robocallers are using this too. I get several calls a week from unknown numbers that cannot be looked up anywhere online because they are VOIP.

Based Peter

The new pill

@4:00 and lose your Guarantee

on the point about using a fingerprint + password on a phone - most phones require you to type in your password after rebooting so you can strategically turn off your phone if you feel you need that extra protection

Unfortunately Signal is no longer the Messinger it was at the very beginning under Moxey. Signal is broken! I uninstalled it last week. On a phone call I could hear my voice in the earpiece. I rely on messengers based in Switzerland.

I had a hot little fling over Skype about 12 years ago...considering your product as I write this. 😆😆😆

Ty u r awesome

Good

Is there any distros that are compatible with mac m1 chip? Thank you for all of your amazing videos. Love your personality.

Thank you.

You can also get yourself ferdium and just activate integrations for messangers you use asuming they're on the list, login into those and you'll have them all active in one place. Ferdium is crossplatform, they're open source and they're forked from ferdinand which is same thing as ferdium but ferdinand was paid.

No Skype phone numbers for Canada.🫥

Are aliases worth it if your email provider has very strong spam filtering and good blocking features? E: never mind, just got to the security part in the video.

I don't fully trust that my aliases will not dissapear for no reason. For example - SL or AA can remove your account with no warnig at all - that's what they say in their services policy. It is always easier to log in or recover an account in any web site if you remember your login email. Any email aliases service complicates your life for questionable benefits. Things that are easy to find out: 1. Your alias provider if you use their domain (SL, AA, etc.) 2. Your name and provider of your custom domain (if you use one). I'm not sure if it is possible to check the provider of your email if you use custom domain with Tuta or Proton. You can't escape profilig completely. And for avoiding spam - spam filter and rules should be enough, especially if you use Gmail. The only serious reason to use these services is to keep your main email address in secret and never give it to anybody, so if someone wanted to hack your email account - it would be more hard to. But if you use SL, it's gonna be quite likely that you use Proton. But if you use Proton with Proton aliases - it doesn't make sense at all, as all aliases can be used to log in to your account. My advice - have a bunch of free emails, secure them by 2FA (I prefer combination of one ybikey and Aegis app) and use them for different purposes. That's the best way to keep things in the right order and make your life less complicated.

Plz consider doing a review on the Quetta browser sometime.

You said there is a "New" option on top on GPG for Mac. I couldn't find any option to create a message and encrypt it. How do I encrypt and decrypt a plain text message without creating a file?

These systems are specifically built for Linux, not Windows, so I fail to see the issue. I own a couple of System76 systems and have run multiple distros of Linux without issue. Seems, given the lack of computer knowledge I’m hearing, the problem is user error. My relatively new HP runs Windows pretty well, but has some issues with Linux, which is fine because the HP is not built for Linux. That’s just the nature of the technology atm; get the proper hardware for the target OS.

If you are crashing Windows, you are doing a lot wrong. Are you screwing around with Linux?

I think that the "Computers" folder on the web app is for custom folders synced via the "Backup" feature, stored separately from files you directly save to Proton Drive's own "My Files" directory it created on the PC. And I think this is a good way to handle things. It's less confusing & less messy than just dumping all the backed up "Downloads" and "Documents" folders from various PCs into the main folder. So files will still be synced, but best way to do it is to create a folder structure within Proton's own "My Files" folder instead of just saving to the folders backed up using Proton Drive's "Back up" feature mainly intended for backups.

Oh. You're talking about phones again. A PC user should be less likely to rely on cloud storage of their information I expect.

i find a good option is to have a browser for PWA's and another browser for daily use so you don't get contaminated history

A small sidenote about PWAs on Android, most browsers don't "properly" support installing PWAs via WebAPK (only supported browsers currently are Chrome (if you have play services) and Samsung browser (on Samsung phones)). Other browsers might realize that its a PWA and say install but they just create a shortcut with some caching (shortcuts have a small icon of the browser next to it + don't show up in the app drawer or the settings > PWAs installed via WebAPK do), so that might be a reason why you didn't have the greatest experience with them on Android

I believe I have Purple Air loaded as an app (Android), which us great since it doesn't have a dedicated app and super useful during fire season.