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“There is no technology available that is entirely privacy-protective, fully accurate, and that guarantees complete coverage of the population,” EFF’s Rin Alajaji told @inc.com, and “no one should have to sacrifice their privacy or anonymity in order to exercise their free speech rights online.”

inc.comThe Internet Is Starting to Card Everyone. These Startups Are Making Millions From ItAge-verification systems are increasingly sophisticated. They're lucrative for the businesses creating them, too.

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No tool does everything. GhostWire does not claim to, it covers as much as it can. What it does: end to end encryption, peer to peer over Tor with no exit node, no server, no accounts. It raises the cost of surveillance. The rest is up to the person holding the phone Privacy is a right not a feature

We have a grifter economy, enabled by a grifter legislative body (a revolving door between corporate & legislative realms), and it almost all centers on the wild claims of the tech industry, and THAT industry is a FUCKING DISASTER OF BROKEN & UNRELIABLE SHIT lead by ultra-privileged crazy people.

The plan of the Nazi tech bro is pretty simple: complete genocide of humanity AI military, mass surveillance, militarization of law enforcement, destruction of the climate, etc What else do you need?

Reminder: Hyphanet (Formerly Freenet) has existed for > 25 years as a bulwark against forced deanonymization in the publication and consumption of information. It is infeasible for anyone donating infrastructure resources to know who is uploading or downloading what, or when. www.hyphanet.org