What's Wrong with Signal, Whatsapp, Telegram, Protonmail, Tutanota?

Some are quick to promote apps as being safe for your use just because they are encrypted. I will talk about how many of the popular apps that are commonly thought to be safe because of encryption are actually wrought with danger because pundits who claim this knowledge haven't really thought about the flaws of each of these apps.

The main flaw is something called a relationship map. Because of the meta data surrounding the use of each of these apps, this flaw can result in complete identification of all parties involved in a conversation and their profiles. I will explain how this occurs and how understanding how this works is part of what the intelligence community calls SIGINT (Signals Intelligence).

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I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest technologist. I'm here to educate. You are losing your Internet privacy and Internet security every day if you don't fight for it. Your data is collected with endless permanent data mining. Learn about a TOR router, a VPN , antivirus, spyware, firewalls, IP address, wifi triangulation, data privacy regulation, backups and tech tools, and evading mass surveillance from NSA, CIA, FBI. Learn how to be anonymous on the Internet so you are not profiled. Learn to speak freely with pseudo anonymity. Learn more about the dangers of the inernet and the dangers of social media, dangers of email.

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[WaxingRadiance]

I only use carrier pigeons who speak latin.

[randomguyontheinternet]

Sounds like we should say goodbye to the internet altogether for ultimate privacy

[cmoneverybodyitsachoochoot]

I only switched to ProtonMail because i don't want to support google

[rudya.hernandez]

All I'm getting is basically no way to protect privacy with any amount of sanity

[YC-lsyx]

When you are watching this video, you are already compromised.

[dallasmove]

This is depressing. For the casual internet user, without a background or understanding of tech, we're screwed.

[francophonie]

The average Doe's takeaway from this video would be "I might as well just keep using standard Facebook and Gmail and Youtube". Good job.

[midimusicforever]

The 1990s were the peak of civilization. I get more and more convinced of that.

[jeremykothe]

The irony is they still make you jump through hoops if you forget your password. "C'mon... you *know* it's me"...

[varelse]

The only way to be private is to not use electronics

[josephjurado]

I can’t imagine a personal scenario I’d use all this craft in, but I can’t deny how interesting it is. Great videos! Came here to learn how to unplug from all the little tracers and trackers employed to market us to all the different companies willing to buy it - not disappointed with this channel. Keep up the good work!

[severussin]

“Death by 8, 000 paper-cuts of metadata”

[benhill]

To sum up what he said, "you can run but you can't hide." You're welcome!

[autohmae]

As government intelligence services would say: meta data is more important and reveal more than content (especially when you have very large amounts of it).

[warhammer_studios]

You know what else gets you added to a watch list? Growing a beard, stocking up on supplies, removing yourself from all social media, and moving to the mountains..lol.

[CulbersonMatt]

I had no idea about the lack of privacy we have now. Thank you for the info...now back to watching the rest of your videos.

[wmcdougle]

Makes me want to grow out my beard, load up on supplies, hunting gear and move into the mountains.

[davidjames]

We are controlled by this tech. Time to go back to the 80's

[EricYaominyu]

A pigeon landed outside my window last night and stayed for a while. I only took a picture of it with my phone but didn't share it anywhere. And today I've got this video recommended by YouTube. Now that beyond creepy

[teakaymania]

Thank you so much! It really shows that you care. I can see a future where the most respected way to be perceived is when you have an obviously identified social media presence and (an unhidden fact of having) an untraceable internet-enabled capability. They could monitor your traffic and see your public-facing action (like tabloids could), but also that there is unidentifiable traffic coming from your device(s) that brings you respect and mystery as a (n intelligent) player in the grand scheme of things. Here's to figuring out the best (and simplest) practices to maintaining robust boundaries.