https://teddit.net/r/PrivacyGuides/comments/rxf02a/theanonymousjoker_false_privacy_prophet/
This is one of key GrapheneOS community members doing it, and r/PrivacyGuides has the same moderation team as r/privacytoolsio before, and the main moderator of r/privacy is also same.
Has anyone seen this kind of behaviour in overall privacy community?
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I meant as general advice. Also, OP is manipulating the discourse here. Their original point was to claim my guide was utterly useless for privacy, because I call out GrapheneOS community a lot, and that even Android’s VPN Lockdown killswitch does not work. When questioned, they started wiggling away. https://old.reddit.com/r/PrivacyGuides/comments/rxf02a/theanonymousjoker_false_privacy_prophet/hrik6hp?context=30
They kept lying throughout before https://np.reddit.com/comments/rohq46/comment/hq3ugme?context=300 and then made up this post.
OP lied about r/Firefox ban in a way because they never showed what went on. r/Firefox mod called me a conspiracy theorist for calling Cloudflare DNS for DoH bad for Firefox. We had a lot of exchange and nextbern misused his moderator authority.___