Surveillance relies on our passive consent. Choosing intentional digital absence isn’t merely personal privacy, but an act of political defiance.
This substack discusses tactics of digital non-cooperation, collective phone fasting, encryption normalization, and why archiving freely available LLMs locally might serve as “moral backup” against authoritarian rewrites of history.
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Surveillance relies on our passive consent. Choosing intentional digital absence isn’t merely personal privacy, but an act of political defiance.
This substack discusses tactics of digital non-cooperation, collective phone fasting, encryption normalization, and why archiving freely available LLMs locally might serve as “moral backup” against authoritarian rewrites of history.