Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
AntiFAT32: Digital Self-Defense for Collective Action
A French antifascist tech collective offers digital-security workshops and guides, alongside free-software tools for organizing and sharing information.
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- Collectives, unions, associations, and people involved in activism
- Worth noticing
- Its charter explicitly rejects trackers and cookies, prioritizes shared knowledge and autonomy, and excludes the far right.
Field notes
The stated audience includes collectives, unions, associations, and anyone involved in activism. Its guidance covers securing phones, messaging services, and accounts, with demonstrations named as one context alongside everyday use. The site describes its software as free and made and hosted by people close to the collective. Its charter also sets out commitments to shared knowledge and autonomy, and says the site uses no trackers or cookies.
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◎NicheUnusually specific use
◉HumanPersonal, local, civic, or handmade
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