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what is the best privacy distro?

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For my phone, I use Graphene OS. What would be the best desktop Linux option to match the level of security and privacy that GOS provides?

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interdimensionalmeme@lemmy.ml
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Tails in proxmox in tails running on pure ramdrive system with no longterm storage, cpu, bios, mac serials overwritten with FFFFFFF, TPM chip desoldered or lasered off CPU, connected to TOR viato mullvad paid with crypto, through VPN running left behind sanitized device hidden in a library, through second sanitized vpn device connected to private insecure wifi in poor residential area with no cameras, after abolishing the state

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T0RB1T@lemmy.ca
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Truly a person of refined taste.

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coderade@lemmygrad.ml
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Only two layers of sanitizers? Gosh might as well just put your social security number out there

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interdimensionalmeme@lemmy.ml
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Read my instructions to the end, always abolish the state before you start. This makes social security numbers powerless, look, 663 342 934. Nothing happened.

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Lengsel@latte.isnot.coffee
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The’s a good one! 😊 It’s funny

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Lamy@lemmy.fmhy.ml
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Reading this comment made me die.

On a related note, being dead is the most secure way to use a distro.

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