Over the last two years, both Apple and Windows have aggressively pushed AI spyware onto their users.

All of their modern devices are embedded with AI spyware, which means nothing you do is private.

A lot of people think that they can avoid this AI spyware by using older devices.

Well, that’s not the case.

Last year, on October 14^th, Windows made the decision to stop supporting all Windows 10 devices.

That means if you are still on a Windows 10 device, you then you are at serious risk for hacks and scams.

And if you moved to Windows 11, you are using a computer that is watching and analyzing everything that you do. (Out of the frying pan and into the fire, right?)

Well, let me give you some background info…

Towards the end of 2023, Windows announced CoPilot Recall, their AI software that watches and understands everything that you do on your computer.

So much so that it takes a screenshot every second and stores it for posterity.

Everything you search, type, or read is monitored, recorded, and analyzed. And let me be crystal clear, they are doing this to create a profile on you. They want to know your likes, your dislikes, and your beliefs. And yes, CoPilot (and Recall) is already being used right now, this is not some future thing.

With this level of surveillance, they will know if you are a skeptical person or not, if you believe propaganda or not, or even “small” things like if you search for censored news, where you store your money, or who your friends are.

The same thing goes for Apple. If you are using an old computer, it is not secure. If you are using a new computer, it is not private.

They are trying to create a walled garden, a surveillance net that will control everything, and they are wagering that you won’t notice until it’s too late.

Because Windows and Apple have such a strong monopoly on the market, they believe the average person doesn’t notice that there is an exit door out of this walled tech garden, which is Linux.

For the longest time, Linux was out of reach for the average user. It was complicated, clunky, and made only for tech geeks.

But two years ago, we finally found a private and user-friendly distribution of Linux that actually felt like an upgrade to Windows and Apple.

Since then, it’s been our goal to help average, non-techy people move out of the big tech computer walled garden.

So, if you want to protect yourself and your right to privacy and freedom…

Then I recommend that sign up for this course, and you convert your computer to Zorin asap!

And please share this info with your friends and family.

See you there!