But the content they wouldn't know

pretty hard to trust VPNs that are inside five eyes as a result i suppose

Pretty hard to trust VPNs at all

true

it's all in degrees

Even if you rent a box and run openVPN on it, you're trusting that box provider

If you build your own machine and deploy it with openVPN then you're trusting the onsite security of that location

Then, you need to start looking into I2P and TOR

..and OS

windows is spyware

And hardware

lol, it never ends

build your own hardware

https://twitter.com/Snowden/status/781493632293605376

Let me try find what I was talking about just

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine

This is it

"System administrators can use it to turn the computer on and off, and they can login remotely into the computer regardless of whether or not an operating system is installed."

"The Intel Management Engine always runs as long as the motherboard is receiving power, even when the computer is turned off."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Platform_Security_Processor

AMD, the same.

It's speculated that the NSA has access to these

And if one country has a backdoor, that means others will be able to use it

States, companies, hackers, etc.

See, states can be regulated quite easily and held accountable. Companies, not so much.

Businesses are THE biggest threat to your freedom, not the state.

Privilege rings are for glow in the dark cia niggers
real OSes like TempleOS do everything in ring 0

TempleOS is powerful.

Divine technology.

Apparently a brexit deal might be done within 3 hours

Oh

last thing i heard was the only remaining point of contention was 'consent' and VAT

is that right?

Yes

Thats one thing they disagreed on

consent meaning unionists and nationalists in NA both agree to any terms

They disagreed with it in Northern Ireland where I live

Would a deal get through a parliament regardless?

our*

Who knows

I can't see how it would