Yup. You’ll need to insert your ID into the US govt approved router as well

Aegis

It just takes 3 or more synchronized receive stations to pinpoint your location. The state has an unlimited budget compared to you.

GrapheneOS because we need a consumer privacy focused alternative to Google and Apple.

I don’t use any banking apps, but from what I’ve seen on forums it can be hit or miss depending on the bank. I only use their webpages. If my bank required an app, I’d find a different bank.

There’s no guide since everyone’s use case is different, and 100% is only obtainable if you avoid all tech. GrapheneOS or buy an iPhone are the best options. I went the grapheneos route, but I still use google play services as I found its the safest way to still get apps for now, and the disconnect from google is still much more than using stock android. I moved email to proton, maps I use OsmAnd.

My what?

Jango.com

I’ve been using graphene for a few months, but this latest news was what reminded me to start a monthly donation to the project. Hopefully Googles shenanigans push more people towards funding alternatives as well

Not a hate crime, but they could easily stack on criminal conspiracy and solicitation charges.

I prefer YYYY-MM-DD

That’s about sunrise time there right now https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/ukraine/kerch

Yeah it’s weird that people just accept what he says that the value is solely in the face value of the currency. If we stick with that method, it’s only a matter of time before trump realizes how much profit he makes by printing a $100 bill.

I’ve edited the post to add a note about an outbound rule possibly needed in the printer VLAN. If the printer VLAN is locked down, it could be blocking the advertisement before the UDP Relay gets a chance to see it. This should fix that. See if works for you

ACL’s can accomplish it if that’s your only goal, but there are other benefits of vlans for security and privacy. For example an ACL works at layer 3, so it won’t block other nosy devices on your network from seeing everything else via layer 2 and then reporting back what it finds. VLANs also make it easy to use different security policies for each network if you do any sort of IDS/IPS as I do.

Yeah sorry I wish I had time to really expand this out into a nice guide, but unfortunately I don’t right now. There aren’t any comprehensive guides that I’ve found, but it’s still worth a look. Everybody’s network is a little different in terms of setup and equipment. Hopefully with the basic ideas I’ve shared it can point someone in the right direction to figure out a working solution in their environment.

Also, if you agree that this change by Bambu is ridiculous, make sure to let them know how you feel at contact@bambulab.com

NYPD probably found the gun and id’s in the backpack found in central park and planted it on this guy so they could claim victory

Yup. This is how you create a single point of failure when it comes to privacy.

That’s the general idea, but life’s not that black and white. It’s better if both parties contribute to avoiding collisions. It’s the same reason why I’m required to have brake lights and hazard lights on my car.