Sep 22, 2026 09:55 AM
(This post was last modified: Sep 22, 2026 10:00 AM by THEFORGOTTENKIND.)
A 4 hour deep dive from Zuma on youtube covering the full OPSEC/privacy iceberg, from beginner advice all the way to the absurd total technology rejection. its structured as six descending tiers, each one more paranoid than the last xD. it's genuinely one of the most thorough opsec deep dives ive come across, with memes and shitposting so its very entertaining to watch without wanting to blow ur brains out from boredom.
The six tiers:
1. Nothing to Hide, Nothing to Fear — debunking defeatism + entry tools (Proton, VPNs, DuckDuckGo, Signal/Telegram)
2. Chan Anon — 1984, Snowden/PRISM, Tor, fingerprinting, PGP, de-Googling, Linux
3. Enlightened Glowie — self-hosting, Monero, GrapheneOS, Whonix/Tails, JavaScript threats, Intel ME
4. Ascended Schizo — PRNU camera forensics, Qubes OS, VLESS+REALITY, Hysteria 2, XMPP+OMEMO+Tor
5. Psychosis / Point of No Return — building your own network (Yggdrasil, Reticulum, LoRa radio), DN42, becoming your own ISP
6. Primordial Compiler — full tech rejection: Ted K, hikikomori, self-hosting food/water/power, 100% anonymity "at what cost"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQiqTk9Mkxs&t=226s
The six tiers:
1. Nothing to Hide, Nothing to Fear — debunking defeatism + entry tools (Proton, VPNs, DuckDuckGo, Signal/Telegram)
2. Chan Anon — 1984, Snowden/PRISM, Tor, fingerprinting, PGP, de-Googling, Linux
3. Enlightened Glowie — self-hosting, Monero, GrapheneOS, Whonix/Tails, JavaScript threats, Intel ME
4. Ascended Schizo — PRNU camera forensics, Qubes OS, VLESS+REALITY, Hysteria 2, XMPP+OMEMO+Tor
5. Psychosis / Point of No Return — building your own network (Yggdrasil, Reticulum, LoRa radio), DN42, becoming your own ISP
6. Primordial Compiler — full tech rejection: Ted K, hikikomori, self-hosting food/water/power, 100% anonymity "at what cost"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQiqTk9Mkxs&t=226s



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