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I use a GrapheneOS Pixel 6a mostly as a PDA and camera with contacts and calendar synced with Nextcloud.

To do anything online I use chrultrabook laptops and servers running Ultramarine Linux or running TAILS.

I use Librewolf browser with the Privacy Redirect extension or, for anonymous browsing, the Tor Browser which you can download from the Tor Project.

My watch is an unhackable Casio F-91W with a battery life of 10 years or more and a woven nylon watch strap.

Favourite editor: vim Favourite language: go Favoutite IDE: vim-go

I provide software licensing and copy protection services at Nuvovis

I use Proton VPN on my devices

I use Kagi search

Disroot provide services such as internet search, XMPP, Jitsi, NextCloud and Git (Forgejo)

My email provider is mailbox.org

I sometimes use Jitsi video conferencing. You can also host it yourself behind a VPN for ultra secure comms.

Hover - DNS provider and so is OnlyDomains

Cyso - cloud service which sticks to open standards so that moving to self hosted or another provider is easy

Virtono - low cost VPS service

Andrews & Arnold L2TP service - handy for self-hosting if DDNS isn’t enough (this website uses DDNS)

PC Hardware shop QUZO

If you want to build a Murena or GrapheneOS desurveillanced phone, a good source for second hand Android phones in the UK is Back Market

Physical second-hand book shops are hard to find but you can order used books online at Abe Books

I like GL-iNet routers and they now have a UK online shop

Ebay UK where you can shop with suppliers directly without going through an enshittified filter

Vintage Roots sell low sulphite wine

I get my low plastic fresh food from Riverford

If you’re thinking of buying anything in the UK check the reviews on Which? Magazine

Traffic Englad ad-free UK traffic info

Cory Doctorow’s Pluralistic blog

Market latest from Reuters

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