This is not a drill, but a dire call to action. Your privacy is worth rebelling over. Corporations and governments are greedily stripping away our digital privacy. It's not just about data; it's about power, control, and our fundamental rights. It's time to say 'No More' to data breaches, surveillance, and the casual trading of our personal lives. Stand with us, make noise, and fight for a future where privacy isn't a luxury – it's a right. The digital privacy revolution starts now – are you in? --- For privacy tips and resources check out NBTV https://www.youtube.com/@NaomiBrockwellTV. A great book about improving your digital privacy is "Extreme Privacy: What It Takes to Disappear" by Michael Bazzell. --- This is an extended version of the speech at the end of this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xjTHFyT8C0 Animation: Atomikgrowth.com
  • VolunTerry@monero.townEnglish
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    9 months ago

    Thanks for posting an invidious instance link for the main linkout. I’m going to give this a listen.

    Can I suggest invidious for the other links as well?

    Or, if anyone else prefers, here are the links to the two vids as well as Naomi Brockwells channel on Odysee, listed in the same order as the original post

    edits to add direct LBRY links for those who don’t like the Odysee front end

    https://odysee.com/@jackrhysider:4/the-great-privacy-awakening:5

    lbry://the-great-privacy-awakening#5

    https://odysee.com/@NaomiBrockwell:4

    lbry://@NaomiBrockwell

    https://odysee.com/@jackrhysider:4/one-more-reason-to-never-answer-your:a

    lbry://one-more-reason-to-never-answer-your#a

  • /u/stsh@monero.town
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    9 months ago

    The circumstances simply aren’t here yet. We’re still stuck at the incentive deadlock. Everyone knows and has known it’s a right and something worth fighting for, but we gotta eat in security (read future meal security) before anyone can genuinely take action to start eating privately. Not trying to be negative. I think it would be more productive to take another more practical approach i guess