A02 · Explainer
The Whole Kit in One Video
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Four pieces of hardware, a privacy carrier, and a short set of rules. This video walks through every part of the Communication Suite kit: a Google Pixel running GrapheneOS on Cape, a Debian laptop with an encrypted disk and a Tails USB, a GL.iNet Slate 7 travel router and its two modes, the power suite, and the optional Starlink Mini. Then the four rules, the words the series uses, where everything is written down, and what it costs.
What you’ll learn
- Recognise every component and its role
- Learn the vocabulary used across the series
- Know how the guide, rationale, presentation and simulator fit together
Chapters
The honest limits
Costs are approximate, from when the kit was written. Starlink is used only where it is legal; that is the kit's rule, not legal advice. The kit is built to give away less; it does not make anyone anonymous, and it is not built to protect a phone someone takes and unlocks.
Check before you rely on it
These details change. Confirm them against the vendor’s current pages.
- Kit cost ranges (one-time ~$2,300–$2,900; monthly ~$75–$105).