PS1: Found out how stacker.news works, "PS" is now null.

The business entity is a leveragable institution that too often ends up in the hands of those who will gain or avoid loss by doing a government or other bad actor's bidding. The future is individuals and protocols.

The ones that really take a stand are few and far between. Once they get big enough to be of any threat, there are many tools at the disposal of evil to pressure them.

That said, they do exist and I'm also interested in hearing about the ones that can be documented to put their money where their mouth is.

Some of the bitcoin hardware companies perhaps, though I'm not the right person to audit them. Some of the linux hardware companies. Some of the privacy tools companies. FOSS adjacent endeavors. Gun shops. Family owned businesses. Farmers market and artisan types. Some independent label or totally self-labeled musicians.

I recommend the Mullvad.net VPN service, they don't kow-tow or bow down to governments and prioritize enabling as much privacy as possible. They're fully running in RAM and aren't logging data. They got raided by the agencies in Sweden, but didn't have any data to turn over. They're working on a technical solution to prove their software configuration - to make it possible for external parties to audit and make sure they don't save data.

They support payment by Bitcoin and if you have left-over fiat - it's possible to mail it to them physically if that's you're cup of tea.

The founders are great down to earth people and the main founder is libertarian.

I'm not affiliated, but am a long-time customer and a happy one at that.

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All rumble has really done is denied all brazilians all their content, than just some of their content, suggesting they would also do the same in the USA if the USA went after them in a similar manner.
Under what cirumstances would they refuse an illegal government dictate?