Most private messengers encrypt the message. @SimpleXChat hides the identity, the graph, and — with Tor — the route. No phone number. No username. No user ID. No central social graph. Optional Tor/Orbot routing. That’s why SimpleX is different. Signal protects your chats. Telegram hides only Secret Chats by default. XChat encrypts content but still leaves metadata visible to X. SimpleX goes deeper: The server doesn’t know who you are. The network doesn’t need your phone number. And with Tor, even the route can be harder to trace. Encryption protects the message. SimpleX protects the map.

We are being hit by a DDoS targeting the new kycnot.me/swap feature. I have temporarily disabled that page and I am working on solving the issue.

#Hoppe: Crush the anti-fascist mob

It’s almost impossible to overstate how correct Assange is on this. The last year the CDC published national cancer incidence statistics was for 2022. They used to have these stats compiled by May or June of the following year. But starting in 2022 they told us they needed *years* to sort and publish this data. They didn’t publish the 2022 numbers until late 2023 and they haven’t published another complete set of data since. Instead if you google “CDC cancer statistics” you’ll get returns of articles titled “Highlights from 2025 US Cancer Statistics” that then use the data from 2003-2022. Having spent an inordinate amount of time on CDC Wonder during the vaccine years, I know exactly how outrageous these games are. We should have complete data sets for *at least* 2023 & 2024 and by the end of next month we should have 2025 as well. But instead we are told to simply use pre-vaccine data to infer today’s numbers. How long before the archives are corrupted and disappeared, making pre-vaccine to post-vaccine analysis impossible?

We at @nym have a plan to enable tons of residential IPs but for now try the few out in the interface