Making "need to know'' part of our being means getting into
the habit of never volunteering information. EXAMPLE: A sister
doing maintenance work at an office building is mopping the floor
of one of the offices. An employee of the firm approaches the office,
stops at the door upon seeing the wet floor, and asks, "Is that wax?"
The sister says, "You can walk on it." Now, if you ask this sister why she didn't say "Yes," it was wax, or "No," it wasn't: "Well, in the first place," she'll say, with the air of a worker-teacher, instructing a cadre-pupil, "I told him just what he needed to know. He seemed to need to know if he could walk
on the floor. But then, too, he might have wanted to know if i was
waxing it-which they say i 'm to do three times a week, but i don't.
So, he left, without finding out from me, whether it was wax or not.
And, if tomorrow or next year, i have to say what it was, i can say
whatever i like, or whatever i need to say. Yep, i make a habit outta
tellin' 'em just what they need to know, and no more."

https://redyouthnwa.files.wordpress.com/2018/05/basic-politics-of-movement-security.pdf

https://libgen.gs/edition.php?id=137175232

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IJc8U6POHRovt8BcocWYMRbXSEMMM2fS/view

https://twitter.com/Sh_Gandalf/status/1374407503446876161?s=20&t=DubqWKOcrW94T2gYQRA-bQ

https://twitter.com/jeromedgreco/status/1266513229922140163?s=21

https://twitter.com/TheBlackLayers/status/1266245501290078208?s=20

https://ssd.eff.org/en

https://anonymousplanet-ng.org/guide.html

https://techlearningcollective.com/

https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/