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  "publishedAt": "2026-05-17T16:56:31.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Greetings.\n\nI read your message and I’m responding from my perspective:\n\nI understand your objectives; however, I won’t offer my opinion or anything similar. You’ll have to decide what to do next.\n\n  1. Your profile is basic, based on your argument. You need to focus on yourself first; the tools come later. → How do you do it? → You need to learn how the world works and what the system is really interested in. The system is simply a group of malicious actors behind the technology who seek to violate not only privacy, personal and family security, but also to weaken people by attacking on multiple levels simultaneously.\n\n  2. It’s not possible to design a long-term privacy plan based on your argument. Things change. For example, within an hour or tomorrow, someone working at IVPN or Mullvad could be compromised and silently carry out malicious tasks internally without revealing anything to the public. I’ve only given you a simple example; imagine what a large-scale scenario would be like.\n\n  3. The only thing I liked about Proton AG is the NetShield module or feature from ProtonVPN, although it needs significant improvements. The rest doesn’t appeal to me.\n\n\n\n\nI’ll address your questions to answer them:\n\n  * It depends on how the context, changes, and situation are interpreted. That argument about putting all your eggs in one basket is weak; it’s better to be dynamic and adapt, not static.\n\n  * I’m not betting on it. The Proton ecosystem itself is inconsistent. I already mentioned this in another post here in the community.\n\n  * The browser with ad and tracker blockers → with support for listening to music or video in the background. If that’s not enough for you, download the music to your device and listen to it offline.\n\n  * It’s not possible to design one for the long term. I already explained this.\n\n\n\n\nI’m a threat to the system, and I don’t need to wear a mask to cover my face like people do in videos on YouTube, for example.\n\nMy advice to you: you have to learn to navigate, don’t get stuck. The tools will help you, just use them as if they were temporary and switch when you see things are getting dangerous. Peace of mind is better than paralysis.",
  "title": "Android Privacy Setup Review"
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