Decentralization in Practice: Pitfalls and Possibilities

This conversation is an opportunity to learn from Simplified Privacy, an organization that works to put decentralization in practice. It was a pleasure to talk with Shadow from the team to dig deep into the challenges involved with privacy for fun and profit. This was a great opportunity to compare notes on the bleeding edge of decentralization and privacy tools and the practical realities of putting it to use. There are a lot of important questions to ask and lots of fine points to consider.

You can follow Simplified Privacy on Nostr to get connected.
They also have podcasts and videos on a variety of privacy & decentralization topics.
For those looking to peer deeper into the systems, you can also browse their public code repositories.

Relevant links:

• New Canadian Legislation against privacy
• Self-hosting your own media considered harmful (Updated)
• YouTube Considers This Software “Harmful or Dangerous”
• Fight the System? Or Exit the System?
• AKSHUALLY! You Should ALWAYS Use A VPN! - The Hated One
• Researchers catch Meta apps abusing Android to track sensitive browsing history
• On the jabber.ru MITM attack
• Critical MOVEit vulnerability puts huge swaths of the Internet at severe risk
• The Signal Clone the Trump Admin Uses Was Hacked

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