Most AI tools like ChatGPT are governed by foreign laws that can compromise user privacy and national sovereignty. This blog introduces simple mental models — like the “Trump Test” — to help users practice digital self-defense. It explores legal risks, data profiling, and strategic dependencies behind AI tools, and highlights alternatives like GPT-NL and locally run models. A must-read for anyone concerned with privacy in the AI era.

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