infosec specialists are needed in the resistance
The world needs tech security specialists to run workshops at public libraries for all ages & abilities to remove spyware, AI, reduce surveillance, understand the issues, & for more advanced, move to Linux, degooglefy, etc.
Libraries will pay good wages for these workshops.
If you have these skills, please consider offering them.
For someone who has a more than casual level of knowledge and experience in these areas , but perhaps not expert level, are there any suitable bodies of curriculae to be recommended which one might use to build such a course for a small town library?
I mean I'm confident I'd be able to whip up a suitable series of overviews for the layperson, but I suspect this may already have been done by someone out there?
@tezoatlipoca @JoBlakely for someone who is not an infosec expert, having several sets of slides available to give a presentation would be most useful.
There are groups that have compiled the resources into articles that people can read, Here are a couple examples
https://mstdn.ca/@Linux/114899148717382605
https://mastodon.social/@Climatehistories/114885758388511464
https://www.disconnect.blog/p/getting-off-us-tech-a-guide
https://mastodon.social/@european_alternatives
Again, if not already done, someone needs to compile these into presentations.
Thank you! Yes this is helpful, I’ve seen one about a 30 day degoogle of similar program. Something like that too would be great. So people can approach it all in bite size pieces.
People need the actual workshops & tech support for them and be able to make the changes.
@JoBlakely @MHowell @tezoatlipoca
EFF also has some great documentation on privacy and security. https://www.eff.org/pages/tools