What YouTube and YouTube Music non-Google proxies are available for GrapheneOS?

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What about i2p with out proxy + yt-dlp

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Also tor

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You can consider using one of the invidious instances, or deploy one on your own that routes through proxies

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Thank you, I’ll take a look.

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Maybe if you’re a high profile target you shouldn’t be advertising that on a public forum

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Sounds like the AI owners who are telling us they are dangerous. Plastic Gangsters.

I will say though, i do love some dissent! keep it up.

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Yep, the Palantir corporation runs the NHS. Which is diagnosing people with left-wing views with mental health conditions, that’s what I think is going on

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I want to bring awareness about British tyranny. Just be aware that they use mental health problems as a way to control dissenters. The NHS effectively runs as a GCHQ system to change dissenters views. It’s a NHS dictatorship.

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I like opentune as a music client, but I use it logged in, which isn’t the best for privacy. In my situation, I’m fine with google tracking what music I hear as long as that’s the only thing the client shares with google.

If you are actually targeted, your phone should not contain any apps that are not truely required.

But as you mentioned mental health, anxiety often makes people misjudge their digital risks and taking more extreme measures that make their devices less usable to protect against nonexistent threats. You could talk about that with someone you trust who understands your situation if you struggle with finding a balance between privacy and usability.

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I think I’ll carry on using Musify, which meets my basic needs. There’s no login for that app, so it’s useful. I’ll try the Invidious proxies though. Thank you.

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