@zaidkdahhaj I just ordered my orange(sunset) blue light blockers from Bon Charge! I might look at Midwest as well, and get some backup glasses as well.
@jack_schroder_ Could you please provide more details on the nnEMF testing you conducted? Specifically, I’m curious about how the results were quantified and qualified, and what led to the conclusion that the exposure levels are not particularly concerning.
I’ve been using GrapheneOS on my Pixel since the Pixel 4. Right now, I’m using a Pixel 6a, 8, and 9 Pro. Privacy and security are my top priorities, and I couldn’t imagine going back to stock OS, whether it’s iOS or Android. GrapheneOS gives me a level of digital sovereignty that’s unmatched.
I’m also running privacy-focused classes on how to reclaim your digital sovereignty, with GrapheneOS being a key part of that. Along with building your own threat model and strategies to protect against personal risks, it’s becoming essential for navigating the future safely.
Yes, it’s safe to use with banking apps, but there’s a catch. Some banking apps don’t work on GrapheneOS due to their reliance on Play Integrity API checks. This issue is becoming more common with other app vendors too, so using banking and fintech apps on GrapheneOS could get tricky. For example, Revolut no longer works on it.
However, if you care about privacy and security (and you should!), GrapheneOS has few, if any, competitors in the world of privacy-focused custom ROMs. Honestly, it stands out even when compared to stock OS options. Check out these links for more details:
GrapheneOS Features
https://t.co/GAn62UfbpQ
GrapheneOS FAQ
https://t.co/N0oCxdjxkz
If you're thinking of making the switch, I’d recommend getting a Pixel phone (gen 8 or 9), flashing it with GrapheneOS, and making it your daily driver. Install privacy-focused FOSS apps, and you’ll have a phone that prioritizes your privacy and security.
As for your current iPhone, consider doing a factory reset (just make sure to back up your data first) and only install the banking and fintech apps you absolutely need. Keep it dedicated to those apps, and try not to use it for anything else, like browsing.
Finally, if you’re open to it, think about transitioning part of your finances to Bitcoin. Over time, you might find you don’t need the iPhone at all.
I completely agree, freedom is often surrendered without resistance. Honestly, the fabric of reality is woven in a way that feels natural and non-intrusive, particularly for younger generations. It’s almost as if most people want it, feeling uneasy without these behavioral frameworks of control. Yes, some have woken up due to recent events, but we need many more to follow.
Wow, you're carving a new path with a boldness that reminds me of @DrJackKruse, and I mean that with the deepest respect for your unique voice and approach. We need more doctors like you, willing to take risks and challenge the status quo. I truly admire the courage it takes to walk this road, knowing it comes with its share of challenges. Keep shining!
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@SabinehazanMD Some folks I know used Ivomec when they couldn’t get IVM tablets or a prescription. It’s nearly impossible to get IVM from a pharmacy these days. Isn’t the active ingredient in Ivomec the same as in IVM?