In this episode, I discuss three key strategies for maintaining privacy and security across your physical mailbox, email, and phone. I discuss the growing Matrix community, explore alternative mailing solutions using co-working spaces, detail a four-tier email strategy, and examine the concerning spread of Flock ALPR cameras. I also share insights on anonymous eSIM options and answer listener questions about dealing with Know-Your-Customer requirements.

In this week’s episode:

1. Joining the Matrix community with Element
2. Physical mailbox strategies: UPS stores, virtual CMRA addresses, and co-working spaces
3. Four-tiered email approach using ProtonMail, Fastmail, SimpleLogin, and Gmail sock puppet
4. Mobile phone privacy with Mint Mobile and anonymous eSIM options
5. The Flock ALPR camera threat and how to protect yourself
6. Listener questions: Australian SIM card strategies with KYC requirements
7. Capture the Flag challenge details for June 21st

Matrix Community Rooms

It seems on Element X, it doesn’t list the rooms associated with the Matrix space, so you can click on each of these links to join the rooms:

• https://matrix.to/#/#lockdown-general:matrix.org
• https://matrix.to/#/#lockdown-podcast:matrix.org
• https://matrix.to/#/#lockdown-intro:matrix.org

Show Links:

• Matrix Clients - https://matrix.org/clients
• Matrix Community - https://matrix.to/#/#psysecure:matrix.org
• Smarty Address Lookup - https://www.smarty.com/products/single-address
• Expired Domains - https://www.expireddomains.net/
• Stealths.net (Anonymous eSIMs) - https://stealths.net/
• DeFlock.me (ALPR Camera Map) - https://deflock.me/
• Flock Safety Privacy Policy - https://www.flocksafety.com/privacy-policy
• EFF Article on DeFlock - https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2025/02/anti-surveillance-mapmaker-refuses-flock-safetys-cease-and-desist-demand
• CTF Challenge Rules - https://psysecure.com/ctf

- “Future of Communications” Alan Watts

Official Website: https://psysecure.com

Podcast music: The R3cluse