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RECLAIM YOUR VOICE - Getting Started with Podcasting 2.0 and Fountain
What if you could own your podcast and keep your freedom? In this episode of Freedom Tech Weekend, Marks dives deep into Podcasting 2.0 — a powerful open protocol that helps creators reclaim their feeds from platforms like Spotify and YouTube. Whether you're just launching your first show or looking to migrate off closed systems, Podcasting 2.0 offers tools like value-for-value monetization, chapter support, transcripts, and split payment payouts. We also explore tools like Fountain (which just merged with RSS Blue), and how Nostr is being used to decentralize podcast discovery. Learn how to create your own RSS feed, leverage Podcast Index, and why now is the best time to future-proof your show. 🔐 Sovereign tech matters. Whether it’s email, AI, or podcasting — each step gets you closer to controlling your data. 👉 Try out Maple AI – your encrypted, privacy-respecting AI: https://trymaple.ai 📺 New to Freedom Tech Weekend? We cover a different privacy-first tool each week to help you slowly decouple from surveillance tech.
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Embrace the Sunlight – The Computer That Supports Your Wellbeing
Ready to ditch eye‑strain and midnight doom‑scrolling? In this Freedom Tech Weekend episode we go hands‑on with the Daylight Computer DC‑1—the first tablet designed to emit zero blue light at the hardware level while remaining perfectly readable in direct sunshine. ☀️ Host Marks takes you on a demo of the DC‑1’s amber, glare‑free “LivePaper” display, shows how its adjustable color temperature protects your circadian rhythm, and explains why the project’s upcoming Linux flash image turns this Android slab into true sovereign tech. You’ll also learn the science behind blue light exposure, get practical light‑hygiene tips to improve sleep, and hear a follow‑up on last week’s Organic Maps discussion. If you’re exploring open‑source, privacy‑respecting gear—or just want healthier screen time—this episode is for you. 🔗 Explore Maple AI, the research assistant Marks used on‑air: https://trymaple.ai 📡 Follow Me X/Twitter: @marks_ftw Nostr: [email protected] Get confidential AI for free: https://trymaple.ai
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Navigate the Private Way - Why You Should Try Organic Maps Now - FTK 11
Take control of your location data! In this Freedom Tech Weekend episode we compare Google Maps, Apple Maps and truly private options built on OpenStreetMap, then dive deep into Organic Maps—an open‑source, offline‑first navigation app that never phones home. You’ll learn how major mapping services monetize your movements, why Apple’s differential privacy still leaves breadcrumbs, and how community‑powered maps can deliver accurate turn‑by‑turn directions without sacrificing sovereignty. We also recap new AI‑privacy headlines (ChatGPT data‑retention orders, Meta AI leaks). Ready to experiment? Grab Organic Maps this weekend, download your region, switch your SIM off and see how liberating true offline navigation can be. As always, any sats you send are re‑routed to the open‑source builders we feature. 🔒🗺️ Learn more about our fully‑encrypted large‑language‑model platform at https://trymaple.ai.
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Break Free of the ChatGPT Privacy Problem Using Confidential Maple AI & Local LLMs
Worried about what OpenAI saves when you chat with ChatGPT? Data retention at ChatGPT and other services is more than you think. 🕵️‍♂️ In this Freedom Tech Weekend livestream, Marks digs into the court order forcing OpenAI to retain every user prompt—even “deleted” and “temporary” chats—and shows how that threatens freedom of thought. We break down the New York Times vs OpenAI lawsuit, what data ChatGPT actually stores (PII, screenshots, browsing activity & more), and why “zero-data-retention” enterprise promises aren’t enough. Then we pivot to solutions you can deploy TODAY: 🖥️ Local LLMs with LM Studio & Whisper for fully offline transcription 🛡️ Maple AI (https://trymaple.ai) – the first cloud AI using secure enclaves & end-to-end encryption, so only you hold the key 🏠 Home-server paths (Start9, Umbral) for complete self-sovereignty Whether you’re a journalist, developer or privacy-first power user, you’ll leave with a weekend action plan to migrate away from surveillance-heavy AI platforms and toward sovereign, encrypted technology you control. ▶️ Subscribe for weekly Freedom Tech deep-dives and let us know which proprietary tool you want to ditch next! 📡 Follow Me X/Twitter: @marks_ftw Nostr: [email protected] Get confidential AI for free: https://trymaple.ai
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Signal: The Private Messaging Alternative. But is it Really Secure? Let's Find Out - FTK 9
Ready to own your conversations and ditch data-mining messengers? In this Freedom Tech Weekend episode we take a hands-on tour of the Signal app—the open-source, end-to-end-encrypted messenger trusted by activists, journalists, and privacy pros worldwide. Fresh from the Oslo Freedom Forum, host Marks shares real-world lessons from AI workshops for human-rights defenders, then dives into: Why Signal’s X3DH key exchange, Perfect Forward Secrecy and metadata minimization protect you better than SMS, WhatsApp or Telegram A quick walkthrough of Signal’s GitHub, community forum and donation-funded model How to link your Phone and Desktop apps and the security behind the exchange An early look at Signal-Llama, a brand-new bridge that lets you chat with a local Ollama AI bot—perfect for truly private AI assistance A weekend challenge: migrate just one contact to Signal and feel the difference If you want the same privacy philosophy for AI, try our open source project Maple AI — the world’s most private cloud LLM chat. Give it a spin at https://trymaple.ai 🌿 📡 Follow Me X/Twitter: @marks_ftw Nostr: [email protected] Get confidential AI for free: https://trymaple.ai
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