Desert Nomad, First Responder, Reverend, Intelligence Analyst, Computer Expert, Cowboy, Sorcerer, Metaphysician, Polymath.

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    • Women hide thier skin, lips, and age
    • Men hide thier jawline with beards and their insecurities are buried so well, they forget it themselves as a defense mechanism hoping the mental/emotional weakness will “heal” by next confrontation
    • Humans hide thier weakness,
    • Thier competitive business plans
    • Patents until they are published
    • Who are you falling in love with at the start
    • Exactly how much you are attracted to a person
    • Who you have a crush on
    • Your answer to a $10,000 competition
    • Your lottery ticket
    • The location of your gold and gun
    • The location of your child when allowed online
    • Whether someone is away from home for extended periods of time, you leave the lights and TV on.
    • Inventions until it’s marketed
    • Science Fair Project until it’s unvieled
    • Presents until they are opened
    • Your private parts
    • Your private thoughts on your marriage

    Have you ever grabbed a childs private parts? NO of course not, because you INNATELY UNDERSTAND even though you are not a parent and don’t remember being one yourself. In fact you understand it so well that if you were to do so publcally, you’re putting your life at risk.

    CONCLUSION: Privacy is natural and helps give confidence and security to an individual but they want access to your weaknesses and privates anyway.

    EVIDENCE: Privacy Violation is a specific tactic meant to break people …IN PRISON…since they begining of time, Gulags.

    P.S. Stop showing nude baby pictures at reunions to those that did not raise or grow up with the child in the family who already saw them naked, and only while they are still a child and not a teenager, otherwise that is a serious privacy violation. In fact, just don’t take the picture, where did you even get that you lazy lubricated louse.









  • This is super helpful, I may post this to infosec.exchange. Flathub makes this so much more difficult to find the reason for what looks like a real breach. I don’t use Flathub for security reasons so I don’t know if you can even isolate the PID? Anyone know?

    I don’t want you to have to spend a lot of time or troubleshoot over the web but if you see anything that stands out as “wow shouldn’t be there/running” when you run these commands come back to us:

    1. ps the PID of Signal or secondarily, Flathub
    2. lsof -p PID
    3. strace
      • sudo strace -f -t -e trace=file -p PID
    4. sysctl kernel.randomize_va_space
      • pkill/killall Flathub/Signal and restart FH/Signal and see if it still presents the vulnerability


  • Huge if true! You could conceivably submit your phone to a Cybersecurity company and share in any reward.

    Help us with:

    • Your OS Version
    • OS settings that are possibly related
    • How you obtained Signal
    • Signal version
    • Video proof
    • Steps to reproduce

    Who knows how to compute a hash for an installed mobile phone app? We need to compare it with legit.




  • Yeah, GetPocket App from Aurora store was able to turn on location on GrapheneOS about 4 months back. After reading the AuroraOSS Store Founder’s profile on Gitlab, I no longer trust AuroraOSS and if you are using GrapheneOS I would advise to vet and install your own apks.

    I had a CalyxOS phone whose ROM was hacked which should be impossible outside the factory. Yes, I’m sure and if you had access to the phone, you would also be sure. I’m a huge target whereas most people are not so maybe some high end team was run at me and that would not happen to you.

    I’m not competent enough about mobile OS security as of yet to vet mobile OS in detail, but thanks for awareness on Lineage/Divest.



  • The Blacklight results come up exceptional compartively, 1 tracker, 1 cookie, and it’s easy to block Google. It doesn’t do that over accounts or sessions however, and that is a quite positive attribute. Thanks for the awareness on that though, for everyone. I always advise to use a blocking browser. I guess overall I see the best-in-class results to be worth it every once in a while.

    You mentioned Cromite for Android, isn’t that conflicting? Cloudflare is the #1 MITM privacy destroyer so that’s great too. I’ll have to check under VPN.

    Could I get your recommendation for what you would advise for a private search engine that has acceptable results?

    Good info overall, thanks for this comment.



  • What a superb list! Saved.

    I was thinking of writing a guide on how to lead a digitally private and secure “life” since so many bad guides are out there.

    I’d like to add that the best private and secure Operating Systems are:

    • BSD
    • HardenedBSD
    • Commercial UNIX (HP-UX, AIX, IRIX)
    • Void & Alpine Linux
    • Indie Operating Systems

    Private Search Engines


    Private Browsers

    • Lynx
    • Librewolf
    • Waterfox
    • Qutebrowser
    • Hardened Firefox (at my repo)

    Qubues runs containers yes, but the unique use of a paravirtualized Fedora Linux kernel itself leaves open lots of unique security holes and is therefore extremely hard reviewing the security of it yourself.

    GrapheneOS is constantly being showboated by Ed Snowden which is a red flag and I did experience app contamination on it. I would also suggest PostmarketOS. Definite no on CalyxOS.

    I’d like to throw in my own Free Open Source, git clone, security repositories for BSD and Firefox available on Bitbucket, Github, and my own self-hosted git server with the latest files. All my software is currently written in Python (my very first Python scripts!) and short so it’s very easy to review.



  • Very intersting! I'm not so sure about the oathiness of:

    1. I will make frequent, small, releases so that I do not impede the progress of others.
    2. I will do all that I can to keep the productivity of myself, and others, as high as possible. I will do nothing that decreases that productivity.

    But I think the real oath impact there is:

    1. I will continuously ensure that others can cover for me, and that I can cover for them.

    In Government work that, ^, is considered career ending.

    I will improve upon this, thanks for the awareness.