My podcast discussion with Closed Ntwrk on privacy, surveillance, decentralization and how we win back the Internet.
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In the podcast, The Hated One and Closed Ntwrk discuss privacy, security, surveillance and decentralization. Our first debate quickly spirals into a discussion on how we take back the Internet and build a resilient decentralized infrastructure that is not dependent on any central point of failure.

The Hated One proposes how Briar, Cwtch and other peer-to-peer solutions could re-decentralized the Internet as it was intended back in the 1990s. Closed Ntwrks talks extensively about how self-hosting is a lot easier and more useful solution for privacy, security and information freedom issues than is commonly understood.

Towards the end of the podcast, we encourage people to get involved in helping open source projects grow, maintain and and expand. Likewise, communities should engage in activism and political movements to force bad legislation out and invite good legislation that promotes Internet freedom and privacy.

At the end of the podcast, we also share our mobile privacy setups and how we believe GrapheneOS is the most important security project of our time.

This podcast collaboration between The Hated One and Closed Ntwrk could be the beginning of a beautiful series on the most important topics of the Internet age.

Timestamps
00:00:00 Why Closed Ntwrk makes privacy podcast
00:03:55 Why privacy matters
00:07:40 Privacy doesn't matter
00:19:30 Paying for privacy
00:21:50 Privacy optimism
00:29:00 Self hosting is hard but important
00:36:10 The Hated One's vision of a peer-to-peer Utopia
00:58:00 The Internet is recentralized
01:04:15 Hacker wars over peer-to-peer Utopia
01:08:00 Let's help each other
01:14:55 Signal is not a long-term solution
01:18:40: Get involved politically
01:32:18 Doing away with centralization
01:51:39 The community needs to support projects
02:03:48 What is our mobile privacy setup
02:13:07 GrapheneOS is badass
02:25:03 Nextcloud and selfhosting
02:30:34 Extreme privacy decisions
02:45:15 How The Hated One works and struggles on YouTube
02:56:25 We will return!


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