Digital Safety in a Dangerous World

When Jeff Bezos, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk were seen front and center at Donald Trump's second inauguration, it sent a clear message. Washington DC, Silicon Valley, and Mar-a-Lago are all united. These are your overlords, and they will Make America Great Again!

Musk infamously Nazi saluted. And in the months that followed, his "DOGE" destroyed much of the tiny bit of US social services that were left.

People live their everyday lives on their phones, on social media, on platforms owned by these overlords.

Whether or not you're marginalized, the modern internet and computer technology platforms we've been pushed into using everyday are now a massive surveillance and propaganda surface that fascist governments in the United States and its allies in the Five Eyes and NATO are fully leveraging.

Even if you've never been to a pro-Palestine protest, your Instagram post about how much you hate the ice on the roads will likely be misinterpreted by a Gen AI bot to mean that you plan to harm ICE, a rapidly growing fascism enforcement arm of the US government. Being thrown into a concentration camp, even if you're a citizen, for making a social media post about bad winter driving conditions, isn't a bizarre horror from William Gibson anymore. It's our reality, in 2026 and beyond.

Kim Crawley is a former enterprise cybersecurity professor, and the founder of Stop Gen AI. She used to play by Silicon Valley's rules to assure that her rent was paid. Now the tech industry no longer assures her of housing and food, so all the "professionalism" she maintained is no more.

Get the uncensored and well researched truth about the relationship between fascism and computer technology in the 2020s and beyond.

Understand historical context. And learn how to greatly reduce your odds of getting into trouble with fascist police, through sound cybersecurity and operational security tips that you won't get from entities that are trying to sell you products and services.

Crawley has made an effort to make her technical advice easy for laypeople to understand.

Meanwhile, her immense personal struggles and strong anticapitalist views provide context to the practical ideas in the book.

Learn what you need to know to avoid Gen AI, and to use social media, phones, and PCs in ways that will make you and the people you care about a lot safer in this technofascist hellworld we're in now.

You deserve Digital Safety in a Dangerous World.