Daedalus

Buy from a local farmer and ask them how they process their bacon.

Gonna devour some after lent.

Corporations are basically limbs of the state. They have absolutely no power to resist and the bigger ones generally make the regulations through lobbying to push out the smaller ones.

Ok nice diversion. Believe them when they tell you who they are.

They're overplaying their hand.

Hedge such risks with KYC-free gold, silver and Monero. You're right in that traceable Bitcoin will very likely become a financial prison in a great taking/reset scenario. You need untraceable assets that can function in a black market, p2p economy to stay off the radar.

I think the ship has completely sailed on privacy on Bitcoin. 2017 made it a very fragile dream, and ETF adoption completely nuked hope for it. Someone please add L1 privacy and prove me wrong.

Yeah there's still a fingerprint but it is way less accurate than GPU canvas printing. About as good as you can get with keeping JavaScript on. I can't answer your second question way above my head haha.

I call it semi-custodial. Lightning really is all just varying degrees of custody. Even running your own node has some trust in the channel peer.

MacOS is closed source, don't put your personal data or private keys anywhere near it. Security from everyone but Apple and their friends in the federal government.

Yeah haha the performance is horrible, especially on electron apps or websites with heavy JavaScript. The CPU rendering is very nice for privacy, basically makes the Whonix qube unfingerprintable, but I'd love an option for other Qubes.

Novel project and very restrictive. Lots of headdache if you need to go beyond Flatpaks. It attempts to apply Android's sandboxing security model to Linux, which is ingenuous but still very early. Good for a netbook style computing though. Qubes is the gold standard, and easier to use than it seems but has major performance overhead. Kicksecure is less secure than Secureblue and has a different philosophy, mainly focusing on being a hardened traditional Linux experience than emulating Android's security model. Its got great features if you need plausible deniability with Live mode, Qubes and Secureblue lack this feature. If you find Secureblue too restrictive, please try these others before going back to a less secure distro.