The Worst of All Possible Worlds INTERVIEW: maia arson crimew on online privacy and operational security
Feb 10, 2025
Join maia arson crimew, a hacktivist and investigative journalist specializing in online privacy and right-wing extremism. In this engaging discussion, she breaks down how corporations and governments track us in our daily lives. Discover common device pitfalls that expose your data and learn how to disable them. Maia explains the critical role of encryption and examines tools like VPNs and Tor for enhancing online anonymity. She offers practical advice on navigating digital surveillance to keep both you and your community safe.
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Use uBlock Origin
- Install uBlock Origin on your desktop and Android browsers to improve your internet experience.
- It blocks ads and trackers, making browsing faster and more private.
Data Selling
- Companies don't sell your raw data; they sell anonymized profiles of your interests.
- This data is often linked to your email and sold to governments.
Location Data Risks
- Journalists tracked US soldiers to brothels using free sample location data.
- This data also exposed visitors to Epstein's island, highlighting privacy risks.