Crypto-Protocols over Pictures | You'll get A LOT of Knowledge out of this

This article surveys several privacy and "liberty tech" protocols, mostly as brief descriptions rather than a single argument. It describes XMPP as well-trusted but says its OMEMO encryption is tied to the domain it is linked to, and says SimpleX's incoming messages are tied to government domains that can be censored. It presents Bastyon as harder for governments to block because home computers can act as nodes, and Monero as hiding data with decoy signers. The article also promotes its own VPN, which it says uses split traffic with fake decoy outputs, and notes the cover traffic is currently manual.