The seemingly cavalier attitude of the average person with the statement "I've got nothing to hide" now comes to bite us in the behind with upcoming changes that will render Linux and De-Googled phones not practical for the common person. All because no one cared. This gave politicians the signal that they can push laws that actually control our computers and Big tech loves it, because they get to keep the control. Rob Braxman reports.

The Linux age verification drama just took a turn that proves truth really is stranger than fiction. Meet Liberated system, a brand-new fork of the Linux systemd project created by a single developer with one massive goal: strip out all age verification and surveillance code (specifically the highly controversial birthDate field) while keeping everything else perfectly in sync. But then, the unthinkable happened. Dylan Taylor, the exact developer who wrote and submitted the original age verification code showed up in the fork's issue tracker.

Fertilizer prices have exploded after the Strait of Hormuz shutdown, with 70% of farmers saying they can’t afford what they need. In Ireland, farmers have been shutting down roads and blocking refineries in massive protests against skyrocketing fuel prices. At the same moment, a brutal drought is baking farms, pushing crop yields toward collapse. This is the worst farming crisis in decades and it is hitting right now during spring planting.

The biggest threat that remains hard to resolve is the phone number threat. Each day it becomes even more important to protect because every platform now uses this as an identity card. Let me remind you in this video of all the threats and problems with loose control of this phone number. In this video I finally arrive at a solution that has eluded me for many years! This is the video that establishes the phone number problem. Rob Braxman reports.