Andrew Riddaugh, a former President Trump campaign and White House Advance Lead, has launched a company called LiberationTek, that seeks to release us from the thrall of Big Tech’s surveillance, censorship, debanking, and data harvesting.
In an era where digital capitalism hinges on resisting centralized censorship, Riddaugh’s cloud hosting services stand as a direct rival to Amazon’s, safeguarding dissent by preventing Big Tech from abruptly severing access for businesses, media outlets, and everyday users. This ethos extends to financial tools that promote autonomy, incorporating top TRC20 wallets to facilitate uncensorable transactions amid growing debanking threats. His alternative to MailChimp’s email service reinforces reliable communication channels. Entities like Microsoft, Amazon, MailChimp, Stripe, Paypal, and Chase have repeatedly demonstrated compliance with pressures that silence independent voices. Even virtual meeting platforms like Zoom reveal persistent security flaws. To cap it off, Riddaugh is constructing cutting-edge data centers—vast facilities designed to outperform conventional ones by eliminating expensive cooling systems—thus laying the groundwork for truly sovereign digital infrastructures.
Is all of this possible? It would be a great advance for the cause of democracy and the First Amendment, if LiberationTek lived up to its various promises.
Here is an excerpt from a post by Riddaugh:
“In 2023, Big Tech companies like Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Alphabet (Google’s parent company) collectively paid over $3.04 billion in fines for data privacy violations and antitrust practices.
Despite these hefty penalties, they quickly turn around and pay off the fines.
Here’s how long it took them in 2024:
Meta: Fined $1.72 billion, paid off in 5 days, 13 hours, 25 minutes.
Alphabet (Google’s Parent Company): Fined $941 million, paid off in 1 day, 3 hours, 55 minutes.
Amazon: Fined $111.7 million, paid off in 1 hour, 50 minutes.
Apple: Fined $186.4 million, paid off in 4 hours, 15 minutes.
Microsoft: Fined $84 million, paid off in 3 hours, 30 minutes.
The reality is, Big Tech’s profits far outweigh the penalties for misusing your data. For them, breaking the law remains more profitable than changing their business models.
How do you feel about your data and privacy being a revenue stream for these giants?”
LiberationTek:Â https://liberationtek.com/
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