I thought Givesendgo was affiliated with Gab and Torba, but it does appear that you are correct and I was mistaken.
I could have sworn I've seen discussion that Torba was involved, but perhaps people were speaking figuratively and not literally that GSG and Torba were part of the "parallel economy".
In a true parallel economy, it doesn’t matter if leftists know that you donated to truckers because you can’t be debanked, censored, and disemployed by leftists.
I did see other commenters talk about lax security before the doxx happened at GSG though.
One poster claimed he tried to donate on the site and was already logged in as a random user that had previously donated and had access to their details.
Of all of the tens of millions of dollars crowdfunded, only 13,000 Canadian dollars ever made it into a trucker's fuel tank according to the organizers.
No one is going to trust the security of your parallel systems after witnessing all the witch hunt damage caused by your GiveSendGo convoy data hack.
Police forces in Ontario are currently purging anyone who made a donation from their ranks based on illegal doxxed data.
Crazy leftists are posting posters in telephone poles in their neighbourhoods with identifying info where the "traitors" love.
As far as I'm aware Torba has nothing to do with GiveSendGo.
Conflating the two is pretty disingenuous.
I thought Givesendgo was affiliated with Gab and Torba, but it does appear that you are correct and I was mistaken.
I could have sworn I've seen discussion that Torba was involved, but perhaps people were speaking figuratively and not literally that GSG and Torba were part of the "parallel economy".
My apologies.
In a true parallel economy, it doesn’t matter if leftists know that you donated to truckers because you can’t be debanked, censored, and disemployed by leftists.
I lack the expertise to make an informed guess.
I did see other commenters talk about lax security before the doxx happened at GSG though.
One poster claimed he tried to donate on the site and was already logged in as a random user that had previously donated and had access to their details.
Of all of the tens of millions of dollars crowdfunded, only 13,000 Canadian dollars ever made it into a trucker's fuel tank according to the organizers.
Governments and courts hold on to the rest.