The 8232 Project

I trust code more than politics.

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Cake day: February 25th, 2024

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  • Fantastic list, thank you so much!

    You’re welcome! I’m glad I could help.

    I saved your post and will be using it as my reference; this is a better list than I made for myself.

    Thank you! I’m glad you can give the gift of privacy.

    Albeit I already follow most of your recommendations

    If you have any questions about my recommendations in other posts, I’d be happy to answer them too!

    1. Is there a reason why you don’t have YubiKey on your list?
      I didn’t like it at first but now I highly recommend it.

    I recommended them last year, but YubiKeys use proprietary hardware and software. I wanted to avoid that this year.

    1. What about the Camera Shy Hoodie? I know it’s DIY but IMO there are people here that might be willing to make it themselves.

    I also included that last year, and I mentioned this year that those can be uniquely identifying, so it’s sometimes better not to have it. Your anonymous dress can, ironically, deanonymize you.

    I also saved this: 7 Privacy Garments That Block Surveillance Cameras

    All of the images there are AI generated. I would take that article with a grain of salt.

    You rock, Charger8232! Thanks again!

    Thank you!

    EDIT: I forgot about Zenni glasses:

    EyeQLenz and Zenni ID Guard™ are designed to reflect signals to help disrupt unwanted tracking under certain conditions. Results may vary due to recognition technology and environmental factors. Zenni does not guarantee that its products provide anonymity or total protection from surveillance and biometric identification.

    I don’t see any benefit of those over Reflectacles. Plus, their website has a few privacy issues. It doesn’t seem like something to support for privacy when there are better options available.





  • webcam covers?

    I already included this under accessories.

    Hard wired keyboards?

    Wired keyboards are far more commonly used than wireless keyboards.

    and for power cables, why not a power bank? put the power bank between the “power station” and the device you’re powering and you’re good

    That is one workaround, but you end up carrying cables anyways. Sometimes you may need to loan your cable to someone else, or need precise wattage.

    Even still, you’re coming up with gift ideas, which is the goal of this post :)