If we cannot trust Big Tech as a neutral gatekeeper, how do we protect the privacy of our most sensitive conversations?
“Most Americans think ‘encrypted’ means nobody can see anything—but Big Tech messengers still collect rich metadata: who you talk to, when, how often, and from where. That trail is often just as revealing as the message itself.” — Janice Trey
If we cannot trust Big Tech as a neutral gatekeeper, how do we protect the privacy of our most sensitive conversations?
Have Meta Platforms been misleading billions of WhatsApp users—secretly accessing, analyzing, and storing private messages despite promising end‑to‑end encryption.
The Great Firewall is not a neutral policy. It is the 21st century’s architecture of oppression. It’s a wall built out of impersonal algorithms and inhuman surveillance, and its cornerstone is fear. It does more than block websites; it blocks truth.
