Windows 11 users get Brave Browser. This is good news

Nothing you do on the computer is private.

It's built right into the hardware.

You're a fool if you think you have any sort of privacy while using a digital device.
 
People who know WTF they are doing have plenty of privacy and can operate with impunity online. This requires a solid general understanding of all hardward/software layers.

Unfortunately that is a somewhat small slice of the population.

If you are still running microsoft's horrific jeetcode OS, you're probably not going to make it anyways.

But the fearful proclamations of "nothing you do on a computer is private" is just not even remotely accurate. People throw around technical buzzwords like TPM and so on without knowing WTF they are talking about. It's all so counterproductive. Just the usual fear porn for clicks.

If you setup Tor browser, and only use it for anonymous posting (ie. don't log into fagbook with it), you will be FINE. Nobody is going to "catch" you doing anything. The only thing the feds are good at catching is AIDS when they give each other blow jobs all day.
 
Ah yes, the Tor browser. I forgot about that. All of the global power's mass technology is completely stumped by the Tor browser.

I'm sure if a group was organizing a serious threat online, they'd just use the Tor browser and fly completely under the radar.
 
It's built into the hardware. TPM 2.0 is in the motherboards and new processors. It's a backdoor that allows the OS to have access to everything no matter what Brave does.

With AI, governments can easily do picture/texts scans to filter all the data to find anyone doing anything on any PC that has forced TPM 2.0 that they don't like.

You don't not have any privacy on most modern computers. You need old processors and Linux to have any privacy and once you're connected to the internet, you're at risk.

Privacy at best helps you avoid local police forces but the second the jews want you targeted because you're actually up to something dangerous to jewish interests, they have access to everything.
 
I agree about Brave, they are to be trusted very little more than the devils at google or microsoft. They have crossed some ethical boundaries in the past in the name of boosting revenue.

But it should be noted that the first thing mentioned, Intel Mgmt Engine, is not some magical automatic door that just hands unconditional root access in your machine to any asshole fed or spook that wants in. Someone would have to go to a LOT of fucking trouble to do anything with it. There are much easier ways if the target is so sloppy. Open-source trannies will get their panties in a knot over anything (because that's what they enjoy).
 
Am I safe with this
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YES this is ideal.

But what are those two slots to the right of the screen? 8 inch floppy drive? Looks like you could almost put a VHS tape in there.
 
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