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What does a threat model look like?
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this post was submitted on 01 Mar 2025
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Yeah that's basically it. Like if you're concerned about people physically stealing your laptop, use a cable lock and disk encryption, not a VPN. If you're concerned about the government ISP spying ang knocking on your door because of what you post online, use a VPN and don't say anything identifying, not switch from Chrome to Firefox or whatever.
I mean, if your using chrome, and worse, logged in to your google account, that's big paper trail for the government to trace back to you. VPN protection stops at your ISP.
Yes, if you store sensitive info in your Google account and the government can compel Google to provide that info, which they don't always do.
Mega corpo refuses a proper warrant?