The internet was built as a free space — a haven where ideas could flow, voices could be heard, and privacy was assumed.
Now?
That freedom is being choked out by the very platforms that promised it. Every search query, every message, every swipe — they’re collecting, analyzing, and selling your digital life.
But it’s not just corporations.
Governments — with their draconian surveillance, data harvesting, and censorship — are targeting the very heart of free speech.
You think your phone is secure?
Think again. Your calls, your texts, your apps — they’re all under scrutiny.
This isn’t paranoia. This is reality.
Your privacy is under attack.
Your free speech is at risk.
Every time you open an app, browse the web, or send a message, you are walking a thin line between privacy and exploitation.
And it’s not just about protecting yourself from hackers.
It’s about protecting the right to speak freely without looking over your shoulder. It’s about ensuring that your personal thoughts and ideas are yours, and yours alone.
The more we let these attacks go unchecked, the more the surveillance state tightens its grip.
Privacy is freedom.
Free speech is resistance.
So, stop playing the game.
Use encrypted messaging.
Use privacy-first search engines.
Support platforms that respect your rights.
Take control of your digital existence — before it’s too late.
DeadSwitch out.
Tom's IT Cafe 