Resist "Vaccine Passports"
The idea of "vaccine passports" seems harmless enough at first, but it will almost certainly lead to living in a less free society.
Put a tinfoil hat on your digital self!
The term "tinfoil hat" was to describe paranoid conspiracists that wanted to shield their brains from mind control, electromagnetic waves, and more. Today, while not reading our minds, it is no conspiracy that big tech companies are spying on us and gathering as much data as possible to profit from us in several ways. Put a tinfoil hat on your digital self today and get some privacy back!
"Arguing that you don’t care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don’t care about free speech because you have nothing to say."
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Reclaim Privacy
We live in a world where privacy is rapidly disappearing. Social networks mine and sell your data to anyone willing to pay for it, banks are sharing data with government entities, and even your own browser might be spying on you. Take a stand and reclaim some of that lost privacy!
Stop Censorship
You're an adult. You paid for your device and your internet service. Why should big tech companies be the ones to decide what apps you can have, social networks you can be a part of, or sites you can visit? Learn how to circumvent a lot of these attempts at censorship!
Be More Secure
While our security online isn't usually at the forefront of our minds, online security is more important now than ever! By creating more secure habits, we can reduce our chances of being the victims of identity theft, leaking embarrasing photos online, and having to reformat our devices because of malware.
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For Developers: Better Privacy & No MS Products!
There are enough great options for free and open-source developer tools to negate the need to use proprietary, data-collecting, privacy unfriendly alternatives.