privacy
the right not to be watched, explained in plain language with concrete steps to get started.
a series of guides on the tools that protect your data. each one has a short introduction to start with and a complete guide with the maths explained.
the right not to be watched, explained in plain language with concrete steps to get started.
how a currency can hide who pays, to whom and how much: stealth addresses, ring signatures and encrypted amounts.
what end-to-end encryption protects, how keys are renewed with every message and what metadata remains.
what each party sees with and without a vpn, how wireguard works and what no-logs really means.
how three hops and layers of encryption separate who you are from what you visit, and where the limit lies.
verified boot, app isolation and permissions you control, on a phone that stays comfortable to use.
about six pages per tool. what it is, what it is for and how to use it, with no formulas or jargon.
starts from the basics and reaches the protocol. includes diagrams and a glossary.
the ones that hold the design up come with their meaning, every symbol and an example with small numbers.