Lately
I've seen even more discussion about all the AI spyware that is
currently being rolled out. But most people seem to be blissfully
unaware that pretty much everything they do online is being monitored
and recorded by big tech companies like Apple, Google and Microsoft,
along with advertising companies, and deep state agencies like the CIA.
A
common response upon being informed that they are being spied on, is to
just accept it as "normal" and pretty much give up even trying to
maintain their privacy. But as we saw with the covidhoax and the death
jabs, unless people take responsibility for their own freedom, the deep
state plans to enslave and kill us.
Yes
it is possible to maintain your privacy in a surveillance state, but
not if you are using a regular "smart" phone or a modern commercial
operating system. You can actually keep using computers, phones and the
internet, if you want to, and maintain your privacy, but you will need
to make the effort to stop using big tech spyware and switch to using
different technology.
If
you want any privacy, Google, Microsoft, and Apple are total no go
zones. They are all spying and have been for years, but their latest
tech is next level. An example is Windows 11 which has a new "feature"
called Recall that is essentially taking a screenshot every five seconds
and using AI to analyze it.
If
anything, the AI on recent Apple I-phones is even worse, but some
normies seem to be more open to the idea that Microsoft is spying rather
than Apple, so callinng out Microsoft is often a good entry point to the whole AI rabbit
hole.

Normies
are so addicted to their spy-phones they will pay thousands of
dollars to be tracked, recorded, and monitored by the deep state. On
average, an Android smartphone sends data to Google 90 times a day and
an iPhone communicates with 51 servers per hour.
So what do I recommend doing to maintain privacy? Here are some good first steps:
Switch to using a Linux operating system such as Linux Mint
Stick to using Free Open Source Software (FOSS) such as GIMP
Use a "de-googled" phone such as a Brax 3
Use a privacy browser such as Brave or Floorp (& especially avoid Chrome)
Use privacy mail services such as Proton Mail (& especially avoid Gmail)
Use online aliases and avoid using your real name, especially on platforms like Facebook