“You Have Zero Privacy” Says Internal Royal Canadian Mounted Police Presentation
And yet, the majority of the people do not care at all. I am actually over preaching the need for privacy, I just try to practice opsec daily and identify my failures and weak spots.<p>I tried to be a privacy purist: a smartphone without internet on a prepaid card running opensource software (likely with a backdoored baseband chip, but). Internet through rotating VPNs only on incognito browsers with anti-fingerprinting plugins, no sms&#x27;es, personal email on a self-hosted server with at-rest encryption...<p>All while gaining absolutely nothing out of it, but inconveniences like filling out captchas and needing to go extra steps to open up wikipedia. That behaviour itself was a failure in opsec -  I am sure that it put me on a watchlist somewhere.<p>I&#x27;m a &quot;normie&quot; now, trying to emulate the &quot;noise&quot; that is around me. I believe that&#x27;s much more a viable approach than being a hardcore privacy-ist(?)