Jason Miller

Senior VPN Analyst
Helping users stay safe online – 8+ yrs in cybersecurity
Privacy | VPNs | Streaming freedom
☕ Coffee & hiking addict

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🎄 December is the perfect time to upgrade your cyber hygiene — and carry it into the next year.

Before the year ends (and in the one ahead), make sure your digital habits are solid.
👉 https://t.co/EDeQXp9AKb
#CyberHygiene #CyberSecurity #OnlineSafety #NewYearPrep

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@miaaowing They can’t ban VPNs because I use one for work’ is peak ‘they can’t close the road because I drive on it.’

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@yacineMTB Same, a long outage from a company at that level is pretty surprising - shows how much people rely on these tools now.

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@RaminNasibov RSS feeds. Simple, open, no algorithms deciding what you should see - just the internet working the way it was meant to.

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@BillyM2k Exactly, the biggest fortunes usually come from creating real value at scale - solving problems for millions and building something people actually need.

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@VictoriqueM Exactly, people underestimate how deeply VPNs are baked into modern infrastructure - a blanket ban would hurt way more than just casual users.

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@Cipher_twt Hard to argue with this one, these tools genuinely changed the way we use the internet 🔥

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@nym Exactly, decentralized solutions are not that easy to shut down - technology usually finds a way around it 😅

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Your online privacy matters. 🌐 Discover how a VPN keeps your data secure, hides your IP address, protects you on public Wi-Fi, and helps you browse the internet safely.

#VPN #CyberSecurity #OnlinePrivacy #InternetSecurity #DataPrivacy #PrivacyMatters

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🚀 For years, WireGuard was seen as the future of VPN technology. But as privacy challenges evolve, many VPN providers are building solutions that go far beyond the protocol itself.

https://t.co/K8Q1Tc8ZfP

#VPN #WireGuard #CyberSecurity #OnlinePrivacy #VPNTechnology

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@AdrianDittmann Unironically, a basic reasoning test would probably improve the internet more than a thousand new moderation policies.

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@insurgent2047 People said the same thing about every privacy erosion step before it happened - skepticism is healthy.

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Think cookies are the biggest privacy threat online? Think again.

Modern AI can analyze your behavior, browsing patterns, and digital habits to build surprisingly detailed profiles—even without traditional tracking methods.

https://t.co/t04Iaki6yu

#AI #Privacy #CyberSecurity

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Surfshark has unveiled Dausos — a new VPN protocol featuring dedicated tunnels for every user, post-quantum security, and claims of up to 30% faster speeds. 🚀

Find out what Dausos is and whether it could reshape the VPN industry 👇
https://t.co/lCYwkX1Rqg

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The craziest part about mass surveillance is that people will defend corporations collecting every detail of their lives, then get uncomfortable when someone stands behind them in line for 3 seconds.

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@yacineMTB Modern software engineering is just moving rectangles around until the AI stops throwing errors.

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@Techjunkie_Aman GrapheneOS users explaining for the 47th time that “sandboxed Google” is basically letting the spy sit in the hallway instead of your bedroom 😭

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@nym If a VPN is free, you’re probably not the customer - you’re the product.

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@nym Funny how the people demanding total transparency from everyone else are always the least transparent themselves.

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@T3chFalcon People still think deleting cookies logs them out of surveillance in 2026 😭

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@CryptoCyberia The internet got so bad that “we don’t track you” sounds more unbelievable than most conspiracy theories.