SimplifiedPrivacy.com on Nostr: Signal, many web apps, and other messengers use WebRTC, which is peer-to-peer. So ...
Signal, many web apps, and other messengers use WebRTC, which is peer-to-peer. So they see both sides of everyone you talk to.
Even if you’re texting (and it’s not WebRTC), then the same packet size and timing is a dead give-away.
Think about it,
If you had no VPN, then:
-Home ISP sees home traffic
-Celltower ISP sees cell traffic and where you go
-People in other countries have different ISPs
-SSL traffic hides from the ISP, whose talking to each other on web apps
With OTHER VPNs, everything you do goes on the same billing ID.
So Mullvad can see:
-Your home traffic
-Your cell traffic
-Where you travel to Wifi
-They see all your devices
-Everytime you hit up their billing server
-All their servers around the world know about you
And they use the same datacenters as other providers:
Truman Show
By having both your phone and computer traffic, and because they are so popular to doxx both sides of all your interactions on Nostr and Group Chats, it’s like the movie “The Truman Show”, which featured Jim Carrey’s character living in a filmed bubble. He was unaware that on-lookers watched the reality TV show of his every move.
Mullvad knows you better than anyone else
They see literally where you travel for Wifi and what you’re doing every minute you’re connected.
Change is Possible
Instead,
With Simplified Privacy, we empower you with cheap burner identities.
We charge $1 for 1 location.
It’s the same pricing for Wireguard systemwide, Wireguard layer 2 profiles, Tor->socks5 Proxies, or any systemwide profiles you buy for third party apps on Android, Windows, or MacOS.
This allows you to seperate:
Your Phone on Celltowers, from Your Computer on Wifi
When You Travel, Why Should We Know?
This is totally Optional, but a choice for new wifi travel
Different websites or services
Billing is inside the app
Right in the Linux app, you can buy profiles
Accepted cryptocurrencies are Monero, Bitcoin Lightning, Bitcoin Layer 1, and Litecoin.
We don’t know quantity
We don’t know how many subscriptions you have. It’s all kept local on your device.
Manage Subscriptions in the app
Inside the app itself, you can go to the settings tab, then hit “subscriptions tab”, and view when they expire. You can also hit the delete profiles tab and delete them.
Can View the Files
It’s in the folder .config/simplified-privacy/profiles
It’s literally 2 text files
One that has the browser fingerprint, so our cloud doesn’t save or know it.
And the VPN Text file:
Which you can copy-paste into any Wireguard mobile app, with no technical experience.
After Beta,
We plan to decentralize out our network, then it will be even easier to be anonymous. But you can be anonymous right now with Tor profiles or using a third party provider for the layer-1 system-wide (or routers).
Android Install:
Instructions to use the VPN with F-Droid’s WG-Tunnel on Android:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/using-our-vpn-on-android/wg-tunnel.html
Even if you’re texting (and it’s not WebRTC), then the same packet size and timing is a dead give-away.
Think about it,
If you had no VPN, then:
-Home ISP sees home traffic
-Celltower ISP sees cell traffic and where you go
-People in other countries have different ISPs
-SSL traffic hides from the ISP, whose talking to each other on web apps
With OTHER VPNs, everything you do goes on the same billing ID.
So Mullvad can see:
-Your home traffic
-Your cell traffic
-Where you travel to Wifi
-They see all your devices
-Everytime you hit up their billing server
-All their servers around the world know about you
And they use the same datacenters as other providers:
Truman Show
By having both your phone and computer traffic, and because they are so popular to doxx both sides of all your interactions on Nostr and Group Chats, it’s like the movie “The Truman Show”, which featured Jim Carrey’s character living in a filmed bubble. He was unaware that on-lookers watched the reality TV show of his every move.
Mullvad knows you better than anyone else
They see literally where you travel for Wifi and what you’re doing every minute you’re connected.
Change is Possible
Instead,
With Simplified Privacy, we empower you with cheap burner identities.
We charge $1 for 1 location.
It’s the same pricing for Wireguard systemwide, Wireguard layer 2 profiles, Tor->socks5 Proxies, or any systemwide profiles you buy for third party apps on Android, Windows, or MacOS.
This allows you to seperate:
Your Phone on Celltowers, from Your Computer on Wifi
When You Travel, Why Should We Know?
This is totally Optional, but a choice for new wifi travel
Different websites or services
Billing is inside the app
Right in the Linux app, you can buy profiles
Accepted cryptocurrencies are Monero, Bitcoin Lightning, Bitcoin Layer 1, and Litecoin.
We don’t know quantity
We don’t know how many subscriptions you have. It’s all kept local on your device.
Manage Subscriptions in the app
Inside the app itself, you can go to the settings tab, then hit “subscriptions tab”, and view when they expire. You can also hit the delete profiles tab and delete them.
Can View the Files
It’s in the folder .config/simplified-privacy/profiles
It’s literally 2 text files
One that has the browser fingerprint, so our cloud doesn’t save or know it.
And the VPN Text file:
Which you can copy-paste into any Wireguard mobile app, with no technical experience.
After Beta,
We plan to decentralize out our network, then it will be even easier to be anonymous. But you can be anonymous right now with Tor profiles or using a third party provider for the layer-1 system-wide (or routers).
Android Install:
Instructions to use the VPN with F-Droid’s WG-Tunnel on Android:
https://simplifiedprivacy.com/using-our-vpn-on-android/wg-tunnel.html