Your VPN promises no logs but hands data to feds, routes DNS through logged servers, and can't distinguish app traffic.
TorVPN provides per-app circuits, virtual DNS endpoints, automatic bridge discovery, and decentralized trust.
Remember when the CIA recommended using Signal (quote on blog)?
That was fun.
Signal just launched paid backups designed by Facebook's former surveillance architect. The same company that stored desktop keys in plaintext for 6 years now wants $1.99/month to store your messages on their servers.
Brave Browser handles 94 million users monthly with zero dependency on Google or Microsoft servers, and Big Tech should be terrified of what this proves.
Syncthing connects your devices directly to each other, eliminating corporate surveillance while navigating complex network security challenges that most users never consider.
Cake Wallet's Support is the model.
Customer service at company's and organizations usually sucks.
Cake Wallet's should be the industry standard.
Yet another reason why banks suck.
