Bannon`s War Room Episode 4915: Building A Personal Offense Against Big Tech; Marines 250
Nov 10, 2025
Eric D. Prince, a private security entrepreneur and founder of Blackwater, discusses secure communications and his innovative Unplugged phone project aimed at combating Big Tech surveillance. He highlights the importance of protecting user data from data brokers and disseminates parental advice on safeguarding children's online activity. Major General Austin Renforth shares insights on Marine Corps history and traditions, detailing the transformative boot camp experience. He reminisces about the Marine Corps birthday celebrations and the significance of honoring fallen heroes.
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Secure Communications Undermine Surveillance Capitalism
- Eric Prince argues that compromised communications historically destroy movements, so building independent secure channels is crucial.
- He developed the Unplugged phone to prevent data export, open-source the OS, and harden devices against backdoors.
Block Data Exfiltration With Hardened Devices
- Use devices that block data exfiltration to prevent apps and brokers from harvesting your digital footprint.
- Choose open-source, hardened phones like Unplugged so you can verify there are no backdoors and you control the keys.
Massive Digital Exhaust Enables Digital Grooming
- Prince highlights the scale of surveillance: consumer phones export vast amounts of data that feed data brokers and AI.
- That digital exhaust enables targeted manipulation and grooming via AI as datasets accumulate.