Are you concerned about big tech monitoring your data?

Many of you might be aware that your actions on the internet are under surveillance.

Tech companies and government agencies use this data to build profiles on you

that monitor your beliefs, relationships, and habits.

A lot of this data is harvested from the apps on your computer.

One of my fans has designed a desktop app called synthetic notes,

which is a normal notes app with several key differences.

Unlike most apps, it doesn't use a subscription model.

That means once you've bought it once, it's yours forever.

Compare that to other companies that charge you over $100 a year.

Synthetic notes also stores all of your data on your local machine,

away from psychoanalytic algorithms and cloud databases.

This, combined with the fact that it's not a subscription app,

means that synthetic notes never need to connect to the internet.

You can safely quarantine the app and it will still work completely fine.

By paying for synthetic notes, you are buying back your privacy.

Go to syntheticapps.com, forward slash Zubi,

and use my code Zubi, ZubiY, at checkout to get 25% off.

That's syntheticapps.com, forward slash Zubi,

and use my code Zubi at checkout for 25% off.

Protect your privacy.

What's up, ladies and gentlemen,

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