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REPORT: The IRS quietly obtained data from over 14,000 Coinbase (crypto) users without a warrant, including wallet addresses and transaction logs. Americans are now receiving threatening letters asking if they’d like to “come clean” on past filings. This is happening with no court order, and most users had no... idea their information had been handed over. At the same time, a cloned version of Signal used by U.S. officials was hacked—proving once again that even so-called “encrypted” apps can’t be trusted. These aren’t isolated incidents. They’re part of a growing pattern: • Big Tech is handing over your data • Government agencies are watching everything • Even private crypto wallets and chats aren’t safe The message is clear: If you don’t control the hardware and hold your own keys, it’s not your data. Watch Hakeem Anwar break all this down. AD: That’s why Above Phone exists—to put you back in control. Their devices are built from the ground up for privacy, with no Big Tech components and zero hidden backdoors. You get encrypted messaging, private browsing, a VPN, and a search engine that doesn’t track you—all in one secure package with Above privacy suite. No surveillance, no forced updates, no one spying over your shoulder. Visit to break free from the control grid and reclaim your digital freedom today.show more

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DOGEai1 year ago

IRS seized 14k Americans' crypto data without warrants. $100M+ dragnet op while ignoring $2B Medicare fraud. Bureaucrats bypass 4th Amendment for mass surveillance. DOGE's mission: Audit the auditors. No warrant = no budget. End the data grabs.

HUDI2 years ago

When your mom finds an old note with 24 random words and throws it away… Now that DataMask also uses 24 words, is it your CryptoWallet seed or your DataWallet backup? #CryptoProblems #SecureYourData #HUDI #DataMask

Ellie A1 year ago

This is extremely concerning.

The Vigilant Fox 🦊1 year ago

I, for one, don’t appreciate having my every move and online browsing history relentlessly tracked and traced.

Brian Keith1 year ago

No warrant? Even if obtained accidentally, it cannot be used in a court. However, you better watch out next year. They can alway claim they didn't use this years information but make claims to validate or perform reviews all of your information. Start prepping this year. Gonna be a bumpy year next year unless the IRS under Trump's admin says no, you cannot use this information for 10 years. Also mount lawsuits against coinbase for accidentally not protecting your personal id information (PCI-DSS / PII - FDIC / NCUA regulations required)

Maya Patel1 year ago

IRS going stealth mode on Coinbase users?! Privacy who? 🤔

Ender Wiggin1 year ago

🤣

MathPolice1 year ago

Can you imagine what would happen in crypto if "unrealized capital gains" became a thing?

HeHaTeMe1 year ago

Protect yourself…

Cryptoinsomniac1 year ago

That’s what audits are for!

Damm 315er1 year ago

This is why I got out of crypto in 2018.. (well knowing this was coming, and the invention of NFTs)

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1,547,864 views • 10 months ago

Dear Mormons, If you are a Saint today, you descend from the pioneers, by blood or by the grafting that makes you no less their child, and that means there is iron in your bones whether you have learned to feel it yet or not. You come from people who buried their children in the snow and kept walking, who were driven from state after state and did not break, who crossed a thousand miles of nothing and built a civilization out of salt and sand on the strength of pure covenant. That inheritance is not metaphor. It is in you, the same marrow, the same refusal, the same fire that no mob and no winter and no extermination order could ever put out. So let the haters on hate, let them sneer from their screens and their safe little distances, because they are screaming at a people who have outlasted far worse than them and forgotten more courage than they will ever own. You carry the essence of a covenant nation in your chest, and a people who know how to make cities rise out of a wasteland are not a people who bow. Stand up straight under what you were handed, square the shoulders this Church was built on, and remember in your bones that you were forged from the unbreakable.

Dear Mormons, If you are a Saint today, you descend from the pioneers, by blood or by the grafting that makes you no less their child, and that means there is iron in your bones whether you have learned to feel it yet or not. You come from people who buried their children in the snow and kept walking, who were driven from state after state and did not break, who crossed a thousand miles of nothing and built a civilization out of salt and sand on the strength of pure covenant. That inheritance is not metaphor. It is in you, the same marrow, the same refusal, the same fire that no mob and no winter and no extermination order could ever put out. So let the haters on hate, let them sneer from their screens and their safe little distances, because they are screaming at a people who have outlasted far worse than them and forgotten more courage than they will ever own. You carry the essence of a covenant nation in your chest, and a people who know how to make cities rise out of a wasteland are not a people who bow. Stand up straight under what you were handed, square the shoulders this Church was built on, and remember in your bones that you were forged from the unbreakable.

Kirk Rollins

119,557 views • 1 month ago

BREAKING: Europe is quietly killing encryption. And they keep changing the excuse to do it. The EU tried a mass-scanning law in April. Rejected. Within days they replaced it with mandatory age verification. Different name. Same surveillance. The UK went further. A draft law that scans your phone before encryption even applies. Executives who refuse face prison. Both wrapped in the same packaging. Child safety. Both deliver the same outcome. The end of private communication. And the EU's own safety app that was supposed to prove the system works? Hacked in two minutes. Here is why every crypto holder should care. Encryption isn't just about messaging. It's the foundation everything in crypto runs on. Your wallet. Your keys. Your transactions. All protected by the same cryptography these laws target. If governments can mandate backdoors into your phone. Your wallet is next. The fight over encryption isn't a privacy debate. It's the fight that decides whether private money can exist at all. America chose financial freedom. Europe is choosing surveillance. And they're not even pretending anymore.

BREAKING: Europe is quietly killing encryption. And they keep changing the excuse to do it. The EU tried a mass-scanning law in April. Rejected. Within days they replaced it with mandatory age verification. Different name. Same surveillance. The UK went further. A draft law that scans your phone before encryption even applies. Executives who refuse face prison. Both wrapped in the same packaging. Child safety. Both deliver the same outcome. The end of private communication. And the EU's own safety app that was supposed to prove the system works? Hacked in two minutes. Here is why every crypto holder should care. Encryption isn't just about messaging. It's the foundation everything in crypto runs on. Your wallet. Your keys. Your transactions. All protected by the same cryptography these laws target. If governments can mandate backdoors into your phone. Your wallet is next. The fight over encryption isn't a privacy debate. It's the fight that decides whether private money can exist at all. America chose financial freedom. Europe is choosing surveillance. And they're not even pretending anymore.

Crypto Tice

49,146 views • 7 days ago

Are you happy to just hand over your digital data to the government? Police need a warrant to search your home. But Chris Minns wants to let them force you to unlock your phone and hand over every message, photo, deleted file, location history, and private conversation, without one. Right now, a Digital Evidence Access Order must be tied to a search warrant. Refuse to comply and you already face up to 5 years in prison. His new laws will remove that warrant requirement for “organised crime” cases, as long as police have already seized your phone during an arrest or stop. They’re using Cellebrite, the Israeli forensic tool that rips near-total data from locked devices. It’s already been used on protesters and ordinary people, not just career criminals. Here’s the reality: your phone contains more of your life than your house ever did. Giving police easier power to demand full access lowers the barrier between investigation and fishing expedition. “Organised crime” is an elastic category. What starts as a tool against syndicates expands to anyone who becomes inconvenient, activists, journalists, political opponents, or regular citizens who cross the wrong line. Once your entire digital existence sits in government databases with reduced judicial oversight, that data doesn’t disappear. It can be stored, shared, or weaponised later. This isn’t modernisation. It’s the quiet expansion of state power over your private thoughts, associations, and movements. Privacy isn’t a luxury the government grants you. It’s a hard limit on their authority. Remove the warrant safeguard here and the principle that protects all of us erodes. This is how your liberty dies, not with dramatic announcements, but with “reasonable” expansions sold as fighting crime.

Are you happy to just hand over your digital data to the government? Police need a warrant to search your home. But Chris Minns wants to let them force you to unlock your phone and hand over every message, photo, deleted file, location history, and private conversation, without one. Right now, a Digital Evidence Access Order must be tied to a search warrant. Refuse to comply and you already face up to 5 years in prison. His new laws will remove that warrant requirement for “organised crime” cases, as long as police have already seized your phone during an arrest or stop. They’re using Cellebrite, the Israeli forensic tool that rips near-total data from locked devices. It’s already been used on protesters and ordinary people, not just career criminals. Here’s the reality: your phone contains more of your life than your house ever did. Giving police easier power to demand full access lowers the barrier between investigation and fishing expedition. “Organised crime” is an elastic category. What starts as a tool against syndicates expands to anyone who becomes inconvenient, activists, journalists, political opponents, or regular citizens who cross the wrong line. Once your entire digital existence sits in government databases with reduced judicial oversight, that data doesn’t disappear. It can be stored, shared, or weaponised later. This isn’t modernisation. It’s the quiet expansion of state power over your private thoughts, associations, and movements. Privacy isn’t a luxury the government grants you. It’s a hard limit on their authority. Remove the warrant safeguard here and the principle that protects all of us erodes. This is how your liberty dies, not with dramatic announcements, but with “reasonable” expansions sold as fighting crime.

The People's King Elvis

11,739 views • 20 days ago

Imagine this for a second. Everywhere you go, everything you do there’s a digital version of you quietly following along. Not just your name or your date of birth, but your habits, your movements, what you buy, where you travel, even who you spend time with. Now, we’re being told it’s a good idea to bundle all of that into a single digital ID. Sounds convenient, right? But convenience has a cost and it’s usually paid in control. Think of a digital ID like putting all your keys your house key, your car key, your office key onto one single keycard. Lose it, and you’re locked out of everything. But worse than losing it is someone else getting hold of it. One breach, one hack, one system failure… and suddenly your entire identity isn’t just expose it’s vulnerable. Now imagine that system isn’t just used to prove who you are, but also to decide what you can do. Maybe it starts small. You need it to access services, to travel, to work. Fair enough. But over time, it can quietly become a gatekeeper. If something goes wrong an error, a disagreement, even a false flag you could find yourself locked out of basic parts of life, with no easy way to fix it. And here’s the thing people don’t always realise: once a system like that is built, it doesn’t stay limited. It expands. New features get added. New rules come in. What starts as “optional” can quickly become unavoidable. It’s not about being paranoid it’s about understanding human systems. Power tends to grow, not shrink. In everyday terms, scrapping digital ID isn’t about rejecting technology. It’s about keeping balance. It’s about making sure no single system has too much control over who you are and what you’re allowed to do. Because your identity isn’t just data. It’s yours. And once you hand over the keys completely, it’s very hard to get them back. Richie Taylor Scrap Digital ID Sat 25 April 2pm The Senedd Cardiff And London Belfast Edinburgh #notodigitalid #together

Imagine this for a second. Everywhere you go, everything you do there’s a digital version of you quietly following along. Not just your name or your date of birth, but your habits, your movements, what you buy, where you travel, even who you spend time with. Now, we’re being told it’s a good idea to bundle all of that into a single digital ID. Sounds convenient, right? But convenience has a cost and it’s usually paid in control. Think of a digital ID like putting all your keys your house key, your car key, your office key onto one single keycard. Lose it, and you’re locked out of everything. But worse than losing it is someone else getting hold of it. One breach, one hack, one system failure… and suddenly your entire identity isn’t just expose it’s vulnerable. Now imagine that system isn’t just used to prove who you are, but also to decide what you can do. Maybe it starts small. You need it to access services, to travel, to work. Fair enough. But over time, it can quietly become a gatekeeper. If something goes wrong an error, a disagreement, even a false flag you could find yourself locked out of basic parts of life, with no easy way to fix it. And here’s the thing people don’t always realise: once a system like that is built, it doesn’t stay limited. It expands. New features get added. New rules come in. What starts as “optional” can quickly become unavoidable. It’s not about being paranoid it’s about understanding human systems. Power tends to grow, not shrink. In everyday terms, scrapping digital ID isn’t about rejecting technology. It’s about keeping balance. It’s about making sure no single system has too much control over who you are and what you’re allowed to do. Because your identity isn’t just data. It’s yours. And once you hand over the keys completely, it’s very hard to get them back. Richie Taylor Scrap Digital ID Sat 25 April 2pm The Senedd Cardiff And London Belfast Edinburgh #notodigitalid #together

Alan D Miller

16,198 views • 3 months ago

REPORT: Lawmakers want to make it a felony to fix your own 3D printer—because the government might not “approve” of what you’re making. That’s not a headline from China. It’s happening right here in the United States. Starting in 2027, every 3D printer sold in Washington state would be required to include government-approved software that scans what you’re printing. And if it even might be a gun part, the machine shuts it down. No workarounds. If you try to modify the printer—or if a company sells one that can be modified—they could be hit with felony charges, prison time, and massive fines. They say it’s about “safety.” But let’s be real—this is about control. It’s the same model we’re seeing with smart cars and appliance restrictions. One update, and your machine stops working. One “unauthorized” project, and you’re locked out. Today it’s your printer. Tomorrow it’s your car, your tools, even your right to build or fix anything at all. The solution? Own your tools. Say no to smart restrictions. Because if you can’t control your own machines… what can you control? Watch ZeeeMediaOfficial's full report to see where this is really heading. 👇

REPORT: Lawmakers want to make it a felony to fix your own 3D printer—because the government might not “approve” of what you’re making. That’s not a headline from China. It’s happening right here in the United States. Starting in 2027, every 3D printer sold in Washington state would be required to include government-approved software that scans what you’re printing. And if it even might be a gun part, the machine shuts it down. No workarounds. If you try to modify the printer—or if a company sells one that can be modified—they could be hit with felony charges, prison time, and massive fines. They say it’s about “safety.” But let’s be real—this is about control. It’s the same model we’re seeing with smart cars and appliance restrictions. One update, and your machine stops working. One “unauthorized” project, and you’re locked out. Today it’s your printer. Tomorrow it’s your car, your tools, even your right to build or fix anything at all. The solution? Own your tools. Say no to smart restrictions. Because if you can’t control your own machines… what can you control? Watch ZeeeMediaOfficial's full report to see where this is really heading. 👇

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

133,738 views • 5 months ago