Last Updated on August 5, 2026 by pg@petergamma.org
What should you do if someone is reading your emails you receive from the legal advice service Beobachter in Switzerland, and then creates electronic posters that you see at Zurich’s main train station, featuring the face of a woman you recognize from a Zurich restaurant? And this woman is advertising legal insurance with the slogan:
You will win because you have legal insurance
And you are sure that this woman you know from the restaurant, has the information that you have a legal assurance from your e-mails which she is reading.
And your internet connection is being spied on by all her neighbors who live around you, who are presumably all welfare recipients who have to participate in police work programs.
- When you go online, the family helper who lives in the flat below you moves a chair around to make this clear to you.
- And when you search the internet for a new duvet, the career advisor in the building, who also snoops on your internet activity, places a box for duvets in front of their apartment door in the stairwell to make it clear to you what she does when she spies out your internet.
- And if you use Mulvad to hide your location, and you choose Brussels as your location, what happens then? Suddenly, in front of the meadow near the house where you live where they go with the dogs, there’s a man standing with a dog wearing a sweater that says “Jackobs Place.”
Jackobs Place is a small, historic square in the center of Brussels where you can go with your dog.
https://patrimoine.brussels/news/place-jean-jacobs-a-1000-bruxelles
And if you switch to Whonix, the world’s most secure operating system for privacy protection, what happens then? The neighbor next door, who is also snooping on your internet, puts a bowl of onions in front of your door.
And onions are a symbol for the TOR network, which Whonix uses exclusively.
And you know anyway by experience, that the City Police Zurich has brocken the TOR network again in your case.
If you have all these problems, then you should use the Signal app.
This is apparently supposed to be the gold standard for protecting privacy as some reviewers write about Signal in the web. And I’m only aware of a few cases where someone has hacked the Signal app. I haven’t yet consulted a lawyer to complain about all the violations of my privacy. I’m currently looking for one. But that will take some time.