@Nomad_Privacy

Wherever you may roam. Coming soon.

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For 15+ years, the internet has become less free + less safe. In 2025 alone, authorities imposed at least 313 internet shutdowns across 52 countries Privacy is not just about browsing. It's about preserving sovereignty in how we build, communicate, and connect online. NOMAD.
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You deserve to wander, freely. The ability to freely browse, connect with services, and communicate with others online is a critical aspect to both individual autonomy and democratic participation in society. You are more, than your data.
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Should governments be able to scan private messages without individual suspicion? “Chat Control 2.0” could affect 450M Europeans, with proposals to scan parts of messaging services for CSAM. Protecting children is imperative, but mass scanning sets a dangerous precedent.
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How far do you have to go before you’re allowed to be alone? NOMAD.
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Privacy should be the status quo.
Logos
@Logos_networkSep 21
Privacy should be the status quo.
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The future of privacy isn’t better promises or even better awareness. It’s having less to expose.
International Cyber Digest
@IntCyberDigestSep 13
‼️ BREAKING: The threat actors who targeted Revolut with information-demand emails are now posting sensitive customer data, including that of high-profile clients such as tennis player Shevchenko and Römer, CEO of Gamdom/Skinscom. They want Revolut to pay up. They say they'll release more messages, data and insights into how the Revolut team operates. They're accusing Revolut of handing over sensitive information to countries outside its jurisdiction. They accuse the company of negligence around privacy and the exposure of sensitive information.
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Not a single day of 2025 passed without an internet shutdown somewhere in the world. 313 shutdowns. 52 countries. For the third year running, conflict was the leading trigger; with 125 conflict-related shutdowns across 14 countries, accounting for 40% of the global total.
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Other shutdowns came amid protests, elections & political instability. For millions, losing access meant isolation from family, information, work, financial services and the outside world. An open internet cannot exist at the discretion of those with the power to switch it off.
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Protecting access to information, communication and privacy is protecting civil liberty itself. Keep the internet open. Keep it free. Build infrastructure that makes both harder to take away. NOMAD. More information coming soon.
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Privacy means something different to everyone. For some, it’s security. For others, freedom, independence, or simply knowing that not every part of life needs to be shared. So we asked our community a simple question: Why does privacy matter to you?
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These are their answers.We are looking forward to sharing more news about what we've built, soon, Nomads.
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We live in the age of Flock, and you aren't bullish on privacy? Privacy matters. NOMAD.
a16z
@a16zSep 1
Flock eliminates crime. Decline is a choice. @flocksafety
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Why privacy matters. 🧵 Project SHAMROCK was a U.S. surveillance program that ran from 1945–1975. For nearly 30 years, intelligence agencies received copies of most international telegrams leaving the U.S. The NSA was reviewing ~150K telegrams every month, at its peak.
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4/5 By its later years, NSA analysts were reviewing ~150,000 telegrams every month. Only a handful of executive officials reportedly even knew SHAMROCK existed. It ended in May 1975 as congressional scrutiny intensified. The Church Committee subsequently exposed its grand scale.
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Privacy Doesn't Matter; Until It Does. Privacy is the boundary that preserves individual autonomy against institutional power. Without it, freedom exists only at the discretion of those with the capacity to observe, influence, or control us. Privacy is sovereignty. NOMAD.
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Why does privacy matter to you? 👇
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We never agreed to a surveillance state. Yet our movements, devices and data are increasingly tracked, traded and sold. For those who want to communicate, work and build across borders, privacy is freedom of movement. It is dignity. It is your right, Nomad's.
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You know what you need? Privacy, without the fine print.
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Imagine a world where your online activity + plugging into your favourite services or apps didn't mean compromising on personal data and identity. Yeah, would be nice. NOMAD.
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