We Must Not Normalize Digital Surveillance Abuses. EFF’s New Guide Underlines

@autfernandez1987 @Onscreen5341 I’ll respond to both of you in a single, direct, and brief message: Democracy is a beautiful, precious, and powerful doctrine, but in reality, behind all that, I call it: it appears to be “perfect.” How does it destroy families? Answer: in many ways. For example: it offers a solution, but in reality, it’s destruction. My true friends and I completely reject that doctrine. I know of groups that are resisting malicious actors over in Europe; they’re a minority—it’s like seeing a tiny group of ants, but they’re holding their ground. I have an alternative, and I’ve shared it with the Privacy Guides community—it’s designed for your legitimate defense. You’re invited: Mental exercise with 7 questions: strengthen yourself Off Topic > Have you ever considered how you should proceed, how to question, criticize, defend yourself, and other methods? What I’m about to share is a tool to help people not only learn to defend themselves but also how to resist manipulation, deception, and other factors, not only online but also in real life. This mental exercise consists of practicing seven questions. Each one has its own focus, but they all converge on questions 3 and 7. Therefore, pay close attention if you’re willing to try it, be… If you want to connect with what I said earlier, here it is: go to questions 2 and 6 at a minimum. I haven’t mentioned the GDPR; however, as I don’t live in Europe, I prefer not to say anything about it for now.