So you’re saying that tankies=communists?

I use TankTube because it automatically blocks anything that interferes with my agenda

I don’t google but isn’t it this?

https://takeout.google.com/settings/takeout

If you have a “long and ugly” URL, it’s usually because it’s full of tracking. Use something like URLCheck or Léon from F-Droid to sanitize that garbage.

I hope it works out for you, please report back

There is https://f-droid.org/packages/se.leap.riseupvpn/

And

https://apt.izzysoft.de/fdroid/index/apk/com.vpnhood.client.android.web

You can look at those. I personally would rate them as safe, I previously used both. I found rise up to be faster, though neither was ‘fast’, but it’s been awhile since I used them.

Do you know if Tor Snowflake bridges are monitored as well?

You might want to use the proton VPN from F-Droid then. I remember reading that when India was going to ban VPN usage in the past that proton moved their servers to Singapore and used VPS to make it available in India.

Note that I have used proton previously but no longer do.

You can get proton VPN from f-droid, that does not link you to a country specific store.

You can also use Orbot, or InviziblePro (which incorporates Orbot) to use Tor on mobile.

I had never heard of this app, but ex Palantir, earning crypto money, and their website (which has Google tracking) put me off.

They have a ‘Guest Mode’ , I don’t know how long or how much data you can use with it though. Otherwise you need to signup with phone number, email, or Solana address, all of which they store.

_We collect certain types of information from and about users of our Products, including information for:

Cryptocurrency wallet addresses.

The city, region, and country of users._

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Iceraven often lags behind on security updates. I know you specified privacy, but good to keep in mind.

I use Ironfox, because I previously used Mull (rip) with RethinkDNS, and Orbot

Yeah, it’s not about doing anything illegal. It’s just that I feel like people should be able to do things that aren’t public.

The comment I was replying to is of the opinion that no one should post about negative aspects of privacy.

I don’t believe that.

Many things need an app. I have to use a government one for work, there is no website for it. It’s locked down and will not work on a rooted phone. That’s what I mean.

The Net interprets censorship as damage and routes around it.

Gilmore’s quote was true then, it is not the current state of play.

If you need to use banking/government/transit apps, you need to play by the rules now

I don’t get many spam calls but I thought this was what everyone did.

I could do it on my Android 8? Phone. With its notification led, and card slot, and headphone jack… I miss that thing

https://searx.space/

SearXNG can do basic math and conversions, I don’t know about stock prices, it could be in the settings, which have a lot of options

I get what you’re saying and agree in some ways. But, I shared an apartment with a friend, we argued about ‘I have nothing to hide’ . he went away for a few days and I removed the (shared) bathroom door.

When he got back

> hey, where’s the door?

> I thought you had nothing to hide?

> I just want a little privacy…

DivestOS (rip) had a chart of updates/security patches. 1st was GrapheneOS, 2nd (right behind, often same day) was DivestOS, LineageOS was often 3rd, then CalyxOS, e/os was well out of date.

Currently, you can install IronFox from Accrescent, from your preferred F-Droid client via our F-Droid repository, with Obtainium, or directly from our GitLab releases.

https://github.com/ironfox-oss/IronFox#app-installation

You can add this repo to F-Droid

https://gitlab.com/ironfox-oss/fdroid/-/raw/main/fdroid/repo

Fennec is not hardened, it removes telemetry. Ironfox is a fork of the discontinued Mull which is hardened.

You can of course harden Fennec through about:config . Using Ironfox is the better option if that’s your goal though. It also has nice features like a toggle to disable SafeBrowsing.

You can change your IP with a VPN or Tor