★ glitcher32 ★ @glitcher32@social.privacytools.io

I finally got my Keybase account back. They wouldn't let me reset my account at first (even with a verified email). But after waiting 7 days, my account was reset and I got it back.

RIP to all my chats I never got to check.

Seems legit.

"Facebook built a facial recognition app for employees"

(Website contains many trackers)
https://www.msn.com/en-sg/money/other/facebook-built-a-facial-recognition-app-for-employees

There are so many questions I see on /r/privacy that I have answers to, but I just stay away from Reddit.

I even see the people get bad replies and terrible advice from others.

Here is the presentation for Stingle Photos. (Alternative to Google Photos)

https://invidio.us/watch?v=YuDIBwO1fh4

v2.5 of my privacy guide for Android released.

https://glitcher32.com/guide

"Google Confirms Android Camera Security Threat: ‘Hundreds Of Millions’ Of Users Affected"
(Website contains many trackers)
https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2019/11/19/google-confirms-android-camera-security-threat-hundreds-of-millions-of-users-affected

Check out my Android camera blocker app:
https://glitcher32.com/camerablocker

But isn't Signal based in the USA to? So why is Wire losing all of its trust? (Besides its metadata collection)

Wire in the US? Come on, nothing is safe.

https://techcrunch.com/2019/11/13/messaging-app-wire-confirms-8-2m-raise-responds-to-privacy-concerns-after-moving-holding-company-to-the-us/

Trying to trust and stay loyal with @Tutanota , but im not sure how long I can hold on.

But im sure as hell not going to ProtonMail.

Pluto TV is quite amazing tbh, but 'free' sure does come with a price if you know what I mean.

Telegram has so much potential, to bad they arn't as privacy friendly.

Stingle Photos is looking great.

As much as I hate Chromium browsers, Bromite has some potential.

The only reason I won't use it is because you can't add extensions.

duck.com would be pretty useful if it didn't have this pointless popup every time you go to it.

I ran into quite a serious issue with NetGuard. While I was in a TeamViewer session, NetGuard lock-down was enabled and after a few seconds the TeamViewer session continued when it shouldn't of had any internet access whats so ever.

With this being said, I ran multiple tests and found that sometimes the internet will bleed threw even if NetGuard is on. Imagine what other privacy invasions could be happening from other applications if NetGuard isn't doing its job correctly.

I used my last bit of trust using a cloud storage and of course without any notice, Allsync had to go and trash everything.

All I am left with is this message after contacting support saying

"We will do our best to try to recover your data. An email will be sent soon we have more info."

The bad English makes me feel even more confident about them recovering my files.

I will definitely never be putting any trust in a cloud storage again.

I'm really loving this simplewall software. No ads, no popups, no telling me to buy anything, just getting the job done blocking things from accessing the internet.

https://www.henrypp.org/product/simplewall

Welp, the NextCloud provider I was using magically vanished and there goes all my files.

Allsync.............

simplewall seems to be my favorite. :D