Across the world, over a third of the population lives under authoritarian regimes where freedom of speech is severely restricted, and every word can be monitored. Even in countries celebrated for their freedom, individuals like Edward Snowden and Julian Assange show us that speaking out can still come with dire consequences.
Privacy isn't just a luxury—it's essential for our liberty, autonomy, and dignity. We all deserve the right to communicate securely and keep our private matters confidential.
However, popular "secure" messaging apps have shown vulnerabilities. Dark Reading, Wired, and The New Yorker have published eye-opening stories about password managers that were hacked, activist chats that were infiltrated, and criminal networks that were exposed, despite relying on encrypted technologies.
The lesson here? While no technology is foolproof, staying informed and vigilant is key. It's crucial to be aware of the potential flaws and limitations of the tools we use in our quest for privacy.
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