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🚀 NYM DIGEST: THE POST-QUANTUM ERA IS HERE 🛡️
We have officially crossed into the future! The last two weeks in the @nym ecosystem have been absolutely 🔥.
What’s inside the latest digest:
🔹 NymVPN v2026.7 — Post-quantum keys (PQ) 🔐 integrated & Split Tunneling for Windows is live.
🔹 Winter Season Wrapped — Squad Wealth Fund reserves have hit a record 5.6M $NYM! 💰
🔹 Global Presence — From Talent Land in Mexico 🇲🇽 to the Privacy Pop-up in Miami 🇺🇸.
🔹 Community Power — Voting for April's NymSTAR is officially OPEN! 🗳️
Don't let future quantum computers crack your privacy today. Stay ahead of the curve.
Read the full breakdown here:
👇👇👇
https://t.co/CU3tos9ATI
#Nym #Privacy #PostQuantum #Web3 #NymVPN #Mixnet #Cryptography #ZkProof #DataPrivacy #CyberSecurity #Blockchain #TechNews
Post-quantum key exchange is now live in NymVPN as part of its security roadmap. The update from @nym is implemented via the Lewes Protocol and is available for testing in Fast mode.
It strengthens the key exchange phase — critical to overall VPN security — and is designed to address future quantum threats, including “harvest now, decrypt later.” The protocol also improves connection startup performance.
This is the first of three phases in Nym’s post-quantum plan. The feature is currently optional and can be enabled in settings.
We are already several steps ahead with @nym
To ban us they will have to ban Bitcoin and decentralized networks.
Nym Ecosystem Recap: Scaling through Code & Community 🚀🛡️
The final week of April has been massive for the Nym ecosystem. From deep technical upgrades to major global stages, the movement is accelerating. Here is what’s happening right now:
🔍 Nym Node Checker (Update #6)
The go-to tool for node operators just got a major overhaul!
→ New Insights Tab: Real-time data on 145 countries and 137 providers. Now you can see exactly where the network needs more coverage vs. where it’s oversaturated.
→ Advanced Detection: New "pre-release" version states and SMTP staleness tracking ensure your node stays healthy and secure.
🌎 Nym Dominates LATAM at Talent Land
2026Privacy took center stage in Mexico City! 🇲🇽
→ Talent Land: @DiaNym presented the Nym Mixnet and NymVPN to a massive crowd of tech enthusiasts. The live demo of the Noise-Generating Network sparked huge interest in "Anonymous Mode."
→ Logos Network Space: A deep-dive session in Spanish covering the unique privacy challenges in Latin America and how Nym’s infrastructure provides a lifeline for private communication.
🛠️ Ecosystem GrowthWe are seeing a surge in builder activity.
From configuration health tools to regional community platforms, the Nym squad is growing, proving that decentralization is built from the ground up.
The takeaway: Nym is no longer just a protocol; it’s a global infrastructure being battle-tested in real-time.
Explore the latest tools and community updates: 🔗 https://t.co/etrPDzkhGk
#Nym #Privacy #Web3 #NymNode #TalentLand #LATAM #NymHub #Decentralization
@lunardragon420 and @harryhalpin met with @VardanyanGP, Rector of the @polytech_am, to discuss opportunities for launching an international Web3 bachelor’s degree program, building on Armenia’s experience in establishing such initiatives.
Un logiciel libre, pour du commerce libre, en Bitcoin mais aussi avec d'autres monnaies.
Vous avez la rare occasion de sponsoriser le développement d'un vrai logiciel de commerce libre.
J'ai déjà participé! et vous?
Code is the only law that can enforce privacy. 🛡️💻
Nym CEO @harryhalpin just dropped a blistering 22-point response to Palantir’s vision of "technofascism." His message is clear: we cannot rely on regulations or the promises of a senile gerontocracy.
The only path to freedom is decentralized infrastructure that makes surveillance physically impossible.
Key takeaways from Harry’s manifesto:
👉 Global Responsibility: The Internet belongs to the world, not to nation-states or military contractors.
👉 The Shield of Code: "Meek calls for regulation are useless." Privacy must be enforced by the hard power of code.
👉 Anonymity = Freedom: Without the ability to be anonymous, democratic evolution is impossible.
👉 Infrastructure as Defense: We fight by building software and hardware that surveillance cannot penetrate.
At NymHub, we live by these principles. Every tool we feature—from the Nym Mixnet to router-level protection—is a brick in the wall against total surveillance.
As Harry says: "Live free or die trying." We choose to build.
#Nym #Privacy #Cypherpunk #Decentralization #NymHub #Web3 #OpenSource #HardSec
Because I get asked a lot.
Why we must fight Palantir, in brief.
1. Programmers working on the Internet have a moral responsibility to the entire world, not a single country. The Internet has been designed since its inception as a universal system for the sharing of knowledge without censorship. The Internet is not the property of any one government or nation.
2. The Internet enables mass surveillance at a scale unimaginable to the Gestapo and the Cheka. Far too many programmers have wasted their lives at building surveillance systems under the guise of Web advertising. Today, these web tracking systems are being used to monitor, control, and even kill humans by companies like Palantir that seek to combine state violence with corporate efficiency, and thus create a new form of technofascism.
3. Surveillance justified by external national security threats will be turned against citizens inside the nation-state. Mass surveillance was once the exclusive domain of the NSA, but today it has been privatized to corporations like Palantir that are unaccountable to any democratic process. What begins as fear of external foreign nation-states turns inwards to focus on immigrants, dissidents, and eventually to anyone that might challenge the status quo or try to exit an increasingly dysfunctional society.
4. Everyone is a target. The “enemy within” continually expands until it encompasses the entire population of a nation regardless of their status and beliefs, justifying evermore paranoid and totalizing surveillance. The line between policing and military operations blurs, with legal frameworks being replaced by technological violence operating with total impunity.
5. Surveillance can only be defeated by building software and hardware to defend ourselves. Meek calls for regulation or moralizing demands for human rights are useless in this era. Any rights must be enforced by the hard power of code. Code, not laws, can be used to uphold the right to privacy by making surveillance difficult, if not impossible, even by nation-state adversaries.
6. We are ruled by a senile gerontocracy. Unlike the generations that fought in the world wars, most of our current rulers are degenerate pedophiles who would sacrifice the well-being of the youth and the entire planet due to their infantile desire for wealth and power. Technology of surveillance and automated warfare reflects their increasingly desperate attempts to maintain archaic forms of domination.
7. The American Empire is unraveling. Once, the United States of America presided over a globe where it could enforce its rule via the status of the dollar as a global reserve currency and a network of equally global military bases, but new regional powers now directly challenge the United States as its empire dissolves in the face of internal economic stagnation, political corruption, and the inflation of the dollar.
8. In a real war, fantasies of total technological dominance always backfire. When a faceless drone kills a child’s father, that child will one day take revenge regardless of the cost, something forgotten by those raised in comfortable suburbs. Going beyond zero-sum games, one can only truly win a battle against a people by demonstrating your victory provides a better way of life, increased prosperity, and an inspiring philosophy.
9. Oddly enough, proponents of fully automated warfare support a universal draft. Deep-down, these keyboard warriors know that their technofascist fantasies are a paper tiger when up against determined opponents that engage in asymmetric warfare. They also know none of their children will fight in a war for their state but they would be happy to see other people’s children come home in body-bags.
10. The problem is not whether AI weapons will be built; we must hold responsible those who are building them. No matter which country is deploying automated killing machines, no one is absolved from the murder of civilians and the destruction of infrastructure due to the parlour-trick of shifting the blame to AI.
11. Atomic war is on the horizon. As various states descend into wars over increasingly scarce natural resources, the possibility of tactical nuclear strikes over Teheran, Kyiv, and other areas of conflict has returned to the historical stage. Increasingly geriatric and authoritarian rulers face less guardrails than before to deploying nuclear weapons, and may even be willing to sacrifice the survival of humanity to appease their own petty egos.
12. Our goal is a world of peace where every person can be empowered by the Internet. Modern war is the quintessential game of sending young people to the meat-grinder. Why die for the profit of corrupt rulers when one could build real wealth and power for yourself using the Internet?
13. We should fight for the world we want, and build the tools needed by future generations. Pacifism would be suicidal in this period of global turbulence and resource wars, but real hard power lies in technology: Programmers should be creating technologies to live a free life and prosper in a hostile society of surveillance and control, and decentralization is the only way these technologies will survive against the inevitable repression.
14. The State will not help us. The state is a dying pre-Internet institution that increasingly resembles nothing but a Ponzi scheme fueled by taxes and debt. None of the youth alive today will likely inherit any benefits, such as welfare and health care.
15. Centralized and opaque algorithms are a danger to free speech. Propaganda is the flip-side of surveillance, as continual propaganda prevents anyone from even thinking of challenging the system. Social media monopolies promote propaganda to create a generalized idiocy while silencing those that would dare to criticize the reigning order before they can organize against it.
16. Building new forms of social organization with each other is vital to survival. The traditional mediascape of politics and entertainment exists to distract us from building networked solidarity and distributed autonomous organizations across borders. The hierarchical state is as relevant to us as the medieval church and kings were to the formation of the joint-stock corporation and the labour union.
17. Digital identity is the next step in their system of control. Within the next few years, access to the Internet–including in Europe and the United States–will require biometric national identity cards, using the flimsy excuse of “protecting children.” The real goal is to gatekeep free access to subversive political content and halt cross-border communication in order to prevent new forms of self-organization and resistance from emerging.
18. Only when one can be anonymous is one truly free. The freedom to express oneself without censorship and surveillance is a vital precondition for both the autonomous use of reason and the democratic evolution of society. Technology must enable the freedom to selectively reveal ourselves to the world–so that we can become who we want to be–by preserving the right to privacy over the Internet, including not just individual privacy but the right to transact and form contracts privately.
19. America created the first global surveillance state, but it will not be the last. Too many have forgotten or perhaps taken for granted the revelations of Wikileaks and Snowden. States across the world from China to Russia are creating even more powerful global surveillance systems and propaganda machines. Leveraging private defense contracts in countries across the world, Palantir seeks to make itself the operating system of a cross-border global secret state while it pushes its own farcical version of ethno-nationalism.
20. Culture wars are a psyop. It is ironic that “Epstein class” virtue-signals about traditional morality and the superiority of forms of ethno-nationalism, while trying to return to the rule of hereditary elites, even in the United States. Rather than reverse the gains of the Enlightenment, we take the side of our ancestors who fought a centuries-long battle for individual liberty, scientific progress, decentralized markets, bottom-up democracy and the emancipation of humanity from feudal monarchs and their make-believe mythologies.
21. New forms of technology can reshape the world. Technology is not just a tool, but the world we live in and an extension of our cognitive capabilities. The co-operation of humans with the collective intelligence embedded in AI could accelerate human progress and overcome planetary crises such as climate change and atomic war that threatens the survival of our species.
22. Live free or die trying. We must bear eternal vigilance in the struggle against fascism, and the battlefield is technology. There is no middle ground: Technologists must choose whether to work for the enslavement of humanity or to create new spaces for freedom.
These are my personal beliefs, not those of @nym. Yet as a philosopher that founded a tech startup, I have a responsibility to respond to this manifesto of Palantir and it's so-called "philosopher-CEO" Alex Karp.
My Anti-Palantir manifesto in @techradar: “In a tech landscape increasingly dominated by state-aligned data giants, NymVPN stands as a practical tool for users who agree with Halpin: your data belongs to you, and your privacy is worth fighting for. ”
https://t.co/Aau9NUzMsq
'Palantir'e karşı neden savaşmalıyız?'
NymVPN yöneticisi Harry Halpin Palantir karşıtı manifesto yayımladı.
'Why we must fight Palantir' — NymVPN CEO shares his anti-Palantir manifesto https://t.co/moXfFQQoX5
Those who live by the manifesto die by the manifesto. Harry Halping of NymVPN responds to Palantir’s manifesto. A good read for your Sunday evening. Thanks, Harry 🙏
💸We accept cash via post as a payment method for NymVPN.
Sometimes people leave us some nice letters and cards. We truly appreciate all of you.
Privacy loves friends❤️🛡️✊
THIS WEEK:
UK facial recognition approved nationwide
PlayStation mandating face scans
Germany pushing IP retention
EU flagging emojis as systemic risks
Norway building national age verification
And Palantir has a government contract in all of the above. "For a safer internet."
The Anti-Palantir Manifesto by our very own philosopher-turned-CEO @harryhalpin. Read it here:
https://t.co/iuokg8jcYh
Why we must fight Palantir
Because Harry got asked. A lot.
1. Programmers working on the Internet have a moral responsibility to the entire world, not a single country. The Internet has been designed since its inception as a universal system for the sharing of knowledge without censorship. The Internet is not the property of any one government or nation.
2. The Internet enables mass surveillance at a scale unimaginable to the Gestapo and the Cheka. Far too many programmers have wasted their lives building surveillance systems under the guise of Web advertising. Today, these web tracking systems are being used to monitor, control, and even kill humans by companies like Palantir that seek to combine state violence with corporate efficiency, and thus create a new form of technofascism.
3. Surveillance justified by external national security threats will be turned against citizens inside the nation-state. Mass surveillance was once the exclusive domain of the NSA, but today it has been privatized to corporations like Palantir that are unaccountable to any democratic process. What begins as fear of external foreign nation-states turns inwards to focus on immigrants, dissidents, and eventually anyone that might challenge the status quo or try to exit an increasingly dysfunctional society.
4. Everyone is a target. The “enemy within” continually expands until it encompasses the entire population of a nation regardless of their status and beliefs, justifying evermore paranoid and totalizing surveillance. The line between policing and military operations blurs, with legal frameworks being replaced by technological violence operating with total impunity.
5. Surveillance can only be defeated by building software and hardware to defend ourselves. Meek calls for regulation or moralizing demands for human rights are useless in this era. Any rights must be enforced by the hard power of code. Code, not laws, can be used to uphold the right to privacy by making surveillance difficult, if not impossible, even by nation-state adversaries.
6. We are ruled by a senile gerontocracy. Unlike the generations that fought in the world wars, most of our current rulers are degenerate pedophiles who would sacrifice the well-being of the youth and the entire planet due to their infantile desire for wealth and power. Technologies of surveillance and automated warfare reflect their increasingly desperate attempts to maintain archaic forms of domination.
7. The American Empire is unraveling. Once, the United States of America presided over a globe where it could enforce its rule via the status of the dollar as a global reserve currency and a network of equally global military bases. Today, new regional powers directly challenge the United States as its empire dissolves in the face of internal economic stagnation, political corruption, and the inflation of the dollar.
8. In a real war, fantasies of total technological dominance always backfire. When a faceless drone kills a child’s father, that child will one day take revenge regardless of the cost. This is something forgotten by those raised in comfortable suburbs. Going beyond zero-sum games, one can only truly win a battle against a people by demonstrating that your victory provides a better way of life, increased prosperity, and an inspiring philosophy.
9. Oddly enough, proponents of fully automated warfare support a universal draft. Deep-down, these keyboard warriors know that their techno-fascist fantasies are a paper tiger when up against determined opponents that engage in asymmetric warfare. They also know none of their children will fight in a war for their state, but they would be happy to see other people’s children come home in body-bags.
10. The problem is not whether AI weapons will be built; we must hold responsible those who are building them. No matter which country is deploying automated killing machines, no one is absolved from the murder of civilians and the destruction of infrastructure due to the parlour-trick of shifting the blame to AI.
11. Atomic war is on the horizon. As various states descend into wars over increasingly scarce natural resources, the possibility of tactical nuclear strikes over Tehran, Kyiv, and other areas of conflict has returned to the historical stage. Increasingly geriatric and authoritarian rulers face less guardrails than before to deploying nuclear weapons, and may even be willing to sacrifice the survival of humanity to appease their own petty egos.
12. Our goal is a world of peace where every person can be empowered by the Internet. Modern war is the quintessential game of sending young people to the meat-grinder. Why die for the profit of corrupt rulers when one could build real wealth and power for yourself using the Internet?
13. We should fight for the world we want, and build the tools needed by future generations. Pacifism would be suicidal in this period of global turbulence and resource wars, but real hard power lies in technology: Programmers should be creating technologies to live a free life and prosper in a hostile society of surveillance and control. Decentralization is the only way these technologies will survive against the inevitable repression.
14. The State will not help us. The state is a dying pre-Internet institution that increasingly resembles nothing but a Ponzi scheme fueled by taxes and debt. None of the youth alive today will likely inherit any benefits, such as welfare and health care. Technology can support an alternative: The decentralization of power to the individual and communities that they join voluntarily.
15. Centralized and opaque algorithms are a danger to free speech. Propaganda is the flip-side of surveillance, as continual propaganda prevents anyone from even thinking of challenging the system. Social media monopolies promote propaganda to create a generalized idiocy while silencing those that would dare to criticize the reigning order before they can organize against it.
16. Building new forms of social organization with each other is vital to survival. The traditional mediascape of politics and entertainment exists to distract us from building networked solidarity and distributed autonomous organizations across borders. The hierarchical state is as relevant to us as the medieval church and kings were to the formation of the joint-stock corporation and the labor union.
17. Digital identity is the next step in their system of control. Within the next few years, access to the Internet – including in Europe and the United States – will require biometric national identity cards, using the flimsy excuse of “protecting children.” The real goal is to gatekeep free access to subversive political content and halt cross-border communication in order to prevent new forms of self-organization and resistance from emerging.
18. Only when one can be anonymous is one truly free. The freedom to express oneself without censorship and surveillance is a vital precondition for both the autonomous use of reason and the democratic evolution of society. Technology must enable the freedom to selectively reveal ourselves to the world – so that we can become who we want to be – by preserving the right to privacy over the Internet, including not just individual privacy, but also the right to transact and form contracts privately.
19. America created the first global surveillance state, but it will not be the last. Too many have forgotten, or perhaps taken for granted, the revelations of Wikileaks and Snowden. States across the world from China to Russia are creating even more powerful global surveillance systems and propaganda machines. Leveraging private defense contracts in countries across the world, Palantir seeks to make itself the operating system of a cross-border global secret state while it pushes its own farcical version of ethno-nationalism.
20. Culture wars are a psyop. The “Epstein class” virtue-signals about morality and the superiority of their civilization, all while trying to return to the rule of hereditary elites, even in the United States. Rather than reverse the gains of the Enlightenment, we take the side of our ancestors who fought a centuries-long battle for individual liberty, scientific progress, decentralized markets, bottom-up democracy, and the emancipation of humanity from feudal monarchs and their make-believe mythologies.
21. New forms of technology can reshape the world. Technology is not just a tool, but the world we live in and an extension of our cognitive capabilities. The co-operation of humans with the collective intelligence embedded in AI could accelerate human progress and overcome planetary crises such as climate change and atomic war that threatens the survival of our species.
22. Live free or die trying. We must bear eternal vigilance in the struggle against fascism, and the battlefield is technology. There is no middle ground: Technologists must choose whether to work for the enslavement of humanity or to create new spaces for freedom.
These are the personal beliefs of @harryhalpin, not those of Nym.
Hot Take: Privacy tools are useless if nobody uses them. 🛑
You can build the most sophisticated, metadata-resistant mixnet in the world, but without a vibrant community, it’s just a ghost town. Privacy needs anonymity sets, and anonymity sets need people.
That’s what Nym is doing differently.
While others focus solely on the "math," Nym is building a global movement:
👉 Regional squads from 🇺🇦 to 🇯🇵
👉 Community-led tools on NymHub
👉 Real-world use cases (Mail, VPN, Routers)
Privacy isn't just a technical spec; it's a social contract. The more we build together, the stronger the shield becomes for everyone. 🛡️
Agree or disagree? Let’s talk in the comments. 👇
Check out what the community is building: 🔗 https://t.co/etrPDzkhGk
#Nym #Privacy #Web3 #CommunityFirst #NymHub #Decentralization
Cryptowars will never stop. Cyberpeace will never be achieved.
But we can protect ourselves with online anonymity, building digital forests in which we can hide, live and prosper.
We have the technology, we have the legal and social concepts, we are building this peacefull future.
Join us.
⚛️NymVPN's post-quantum upgrade is here
❓ Live AMA with the builders
🧪 What we shipped and what’s next
⚡️ How Lewes Protocol is designed to stay fast
https://t.co/nWMvRW6dNj
Regardless of whether Hal Finney is Satoshi Nakamoto, here isa photo of me homage to Hal Finney in his hometown of Coalinga, where I told the local residents they should build a museum in his honour regardless. None of them had any idea who Hal was :)
Project Spotlight: Bring NymVPN to OpenWRT! 🛠️🏠
Imagine a world where your router is the ultimate privacy gatekeeper. No more per-device setup. No more gaps for Smart TVs or IoT. Just full-home protection powered by the Nym Mixnet.
Why this is a game-changer:
Traditional VPNs on routers are great, but they still leak metadata. By bringing nym-vpnd to OpenWRT, we're enabling:
✅ Whole-Home Anonymity: Every device on your WiFi gets 5-hop mixnet protection.
✅ Hardware Reach: Tapping into thousands of router models.
✅ LuCI Integration: A native web UI for mode selection (Fast vs. Anonymous).
Status Report:
The community is already deep in the trenches! We’re seeing active testing on ARM architectures (aarch64/cortex-a53). From resolving architecture mismatches to fine-tuning the opkg installer — the progress is real. 🚀
This isn't just an app; it's a privacy infrastructure for your living space.
Check out the full mission details on NymHub:
🔗 https://t.co/etrPDzkhGk
#Nym #OpenWRT #Privacy #HardSec #Web3 #NymVPN #OpenSource
Heading to Bitcoin 2026? Join Edge and @zano_project's Privacy Meetup Tuesday the 28th at Bar Luca for drinks, swag, and some love for privacy, self-custody, and financial sovereignty.
Head over to the conference after with us to remind everyone that privacy is a right! 💪
Details and RSVP at https://t.co/CdFgcNTLqc
While I loathe and simply object to much of the Palantir manifesto - it IS time for many tech companies to write a manifesto describing their philosophy.
Technology always carries with it a philosophical vision of the world.
Let’s make it explicit. Shall I write one for @nym?
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