www.privacyguides.org
Currently use Mullvad, you can pay with crypto and/or cash.
Sure, I can post the full link the next time I post something from dailystormer, but keep in mind that not everyone will get your message.
My ten year old laptop has had something else fail on it. I have initially opted to replace the part and see if that works, but am not completely sure that it will. Almost let it go as I have replaced parts in it a lot of times now, has not yet been unsuccessful but it is getting tedious finding parts on the internet, ordering them, waiting for them to arrive, taking it all apart with screwdrivers, not to mention researching the repair manuals and videos. It's like an old person needing more and more medical attention.In this case, I can recommend MX-Linux, which still offers 32-bit support and comes with a latest version of OpenVPN,OpenSSL and a fresh kernel. It also supports "rolling updates" to keep your operating system up to date. I installed it on my old notebook and it works fine.
But if you prefer new hardware, this company might be a good choice:
Our products are designed from the hardware on up to respect you and your digital life, they come with physical hardware kill switches for your camera and microphone, with all known hardware backdoors completely neutralized and disabled (Intel Management Engine), running a curated freedom-respecting operating system and software applications, for maximum protection. We put your security at the forefront, and our laptops and smartphones will never invade your privacy.
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www.huaweicentral.com
I know that Purism and Nitrokey come with Intel Management Engine disabled.
Tuxedo
and :
www.pcwelt.de
I think that might be it.
liliputing.com
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i'm looking into this kind of thing and also contemplating what to do as the Win11 BS probably will steal all your activity via screenshots, though they say it'll be opt-in (whatever). Rob Brax talks about this a lot recently, too. What do you think you'll do, stad?Anyway, I think my current notebook will get a new lease on life soon, but if it were to actually die I'd possibly order the purism.Dell also sells laptops with Intel Management Engine disabled - Liliputing
Dell also sells laptops with Intel Management Engine disabled
I quite Windows about eight years ago and am not going back. If I really need it which is extremely rarely, I set up a Windows instance in Virtualbox on my Debian. Was actually surprised that the Windows .iso can be downloaded for free now from the Microsoft site and my ten year old machine will run it in Virtualbox, not that I need to. I think if you do need Windows unavoidably to run some work software, a modern machine with Virtualbox would do it without any issues, and you could use Linux for everything else.
This is exactly what I do.
Do they still offer 32bit support?
I don't know but believe I used Windows 64 bit
System76 products that ship with open firmware have IME disabled by default; if anything with proprietary firmware has the option to disable IME it will ship disabled as well (any subsequent updates may re-enable it, however). If you pull the trigger on their products, you should always check to make sure and disable it yourself if/when necessary.
Thanks for this. Is the IME what is actually utilized in order to do the screenshot recording, or are these similar surveillance possibilities that are technically different?
Windows itself and other Microsoft products very likely has some closed source code with surveillance possibilities but the chances of that in Linux is much less.
