Ahhhhhhh, I see. That makes sense!

How long ago did you take the screenshot? Because I am signed in to two of those services right now and they are working 100% fine.

Any of the 5 or 6 cheap wireless hotspots listed in the link in the article.

Lots of people say that the entire data dump can be found in a telegram channel that is run by the hacking group. That’s just what I hear, but I’ve heard it quite a bit.

Yes, this software was developed explicitly with protests in mind.

PUT YA HANDS WHERE MY EYES CAN SEE

That is so awesome. Thank you so very much for taking the time out to inform me on this matter.

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Then you would just wanna bring along your trace buster buster buster.

Also alert your friends/colleagues that there are IMEI/IMSI scanners at the event, so that they can prepare accordingly by leaving their phone at home, putting it in a farraday bag, etc.

Ahhh, good point! I definitely know about Virtualbox. I shall try that. Thanks!!

Thanks! I hope you do, as well!

I don’t currently have a RPi or any SBC though.

Good luck to you, as well friendly stranger!

Thanks! That is good advice and I will begin doing that to try to familiarize myself with the CLI.

Thanks for the advice. I am using Trilium to create a knowledge base as I go, and I am keeping meticulous notes on my progress, successes and failures.

Do you know anywhere that I could find a guide on how to set that up correctly? I’ve used SyncThing in the very recent past and it ended up being not good because of my own ignorance. I have syncthing on my phone and my desktop, but neither of them are syncing anything to anywhere. I’m terrified that I will mess something up and possibly lose data, or end up with a gigantic mess of files that do not belong in the synced directory. That’s what happened the only time I ever did use Syncthing. For some reason, it basically transferred a gigantic directory of things that were not relevant at all from my PC to my phone, filling up all of the storage and it was a hassle to get rid of everything that was not supposed to be there. I REALLY want the KeePass databases on my phone and on my main PC to communicate and update each other though. Entering everything in twice has been frustrating.

I was a member of r/selfhosted before I abandoned reddit altogether, but I’m not familiar with /c/selfhosted. May I ask what the C is?

I haven’t actually began to use it yet because first I am trying to understand the framework and fundamental basics of what it is that I am attempting to do. When I get a grasp on that, I will definitely be using YUNO and overwhelmingly likely will donate a good sum of money to that project.

Hello again, thanks again for the great advice. I have a question though. The traditional network model that you mention…is that also sometimes reffered to as the OSI Model? Are the two the same thing? I just want to make sure that I am studying the correct thing.