Resist mass surveillance by embracing Linux — Hakeem Anwar

This episode was recorded for my UK Column show.Hakeem Anwar discussed the evolution of privacy-focused technology, the implications of artificial intelligence, and the importance of local AI solutions (which aren't a bad idea).He explored the benefits of using Arch Linux and the AbovePhone ecosystem, emphasising the need for personal responsibility when navigating the digital world.Our conversation also covered the risks of centralised tech and why we should move towards open-source alternatives, ultimately advocating for a future where we can reclaim our privacy and autonomy in technology.It’s about pushing back against digital ID and the digital gulag.💸 Get a discount if you buy from AbovePhone➡️ Episode video and links at jermwarfare.com✉️ Subscribe to my newsletter

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