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What's gonna happen when hackers take over skynet?

GrapheneOS is the best.. there are no comparisons

Sounds like the perfect opportunity for GrapheneOS

Doesn't affect the end user...... beyond diminished security. Are you implying I should trust Fdroid devs as much as I would trust Google devs?

Sure, I'll spell it out for you since apparently the point went right over your head. Fdroid devs are a single point of failure by signing every application themselves. This introduces a potential for supply chain attack, not to mention Fdroid running on EOL servers.

When you use an individual dev repo, you can avoid any trojanized apps from Fdroid because the developers maintain their own infrastructure and sign their own apks.

That's called... D I S T R I B U T E D T R U S T

You can't use online maps anonymously. Even if you downloaded offline Google Maps, you cant trust Google not to upload your historical data the moment you get internet connection.

Organic Maps and Osmand+ work on Graphene without google play services and 100% offline.

Did you even read the article? F-Droid signs all the apps in the main repo..

Love F-Droid but be aware of the risks and always try to use a developer repo when possible..

https://privsec.dev/posts/android/f-droid-security-issues/

Normie's gonna normie. If we ain't talking over signal we ain't talking.

That's the whole point.. hackliberty.org!

Reporting for duty

I never trusted bitcoin and knew every move was being tracked by the feds.. I also got tired of shady in person cash deals in parking lots for 'clean' BTC..

Fast forward many years and now I'm a Monero extremist.

Everyone needs to be using the same lists..

Just one is too many. The goal is to blend in not stand out. Use Mullvad Browser and Tor Browser.

From Riseup: “Due to Thanksgiving and other deadlines, our lawyers were not available to advise us on what we can and cannot say,” the collective member told me. “So in the interest of adopting a precautionary principle, we couldn’t say anything. Now that we have talked to [counsel], we can clearly say that since our beginning, and as of this writing, riseup has not received a NSL, a FISA order/directive, or any other national security order/directive, foreign or domestic.”

Intercept article: "And yet, when I asked if riseup had received any request for user data since August 16, the collective did not comment. Clearly, something happened, but riseup isn’t able to talk about it publicly. The riseup collective is currently having internal discussions about when it will be able to update its warrant canary."

I have engineered my instance to not log IPs at the reverse proxy, so yes it can be done, however, you should always use a VPN because of network observers (ISP, datacenters).