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The rise of the Broligarchy and their integration into authoritarian politics in 2025 has meant that small numbers of people reducing their use of Big Tech products will not be enough. Gains made in 2024 in Anti-Trust law and other regulation are being walked back on both sides of the Atlantic. The only option is to TOTALLY QUIT big tech services EN MASSE. The easiest way to do that is :
THE BIG TECH WALKOUT
(Click the boxes to go to the programmes)
The Big Tech Walkout 2025 (aka Phase 1)
This is phase 1 of the Big Tech Walkout. We called it '2025' because we started it in 2025, and it was our way of doing something (and trying to reclaim '2025' from the Project 2025 freaks). The 2025 programme never goes out of date: it's the 'easy intro' phase of the Walkout.
Aim to have the 2025 programme done within three months. You can do it much quicker than that, or take your time. Either way you can relax knowing you're helping starve the big tech beast of the data it craves!
The Big Tech Walkout 2026 (aka Phase 2)
The 2026 programme is phase 2, and continues where the 2025 one left off. It's a 12 month programme but it can be done quicker than that. Taking part in the Big Tech Walkout adds you to millions who are taking collective action against big tech by helping themselves individually.
Pro tip: download our handy spreadsheet to monitor your Big Tech Walkout progress here
MEDIA LIBERATION DAY - 5th November
Our friends at Media Revolution created Media Liberation Day on the 5th November every year, and the first one was 2025: freedom from billionaire control of media messaging. More info here: https://mediarevolution.org/media-liberation-day/. And you can follow them on Mastodon at @MediaRevolution@mo-me.social
Various non-profit work to resist big tech - show your support
Please sign up to Foxglove's newsletter here, and sign their petitions to resist data centres in the UK, and other big tech excesses. Their voice is heard by the UK government.
Please sign up to Big Brother Watch's newsletter here, and support their petitions and campaigns to resist the increasing surveillance in the UK.
Please sign up to Privacy International's newsletter here, and support their campaigns to e.g. reduce big tech's move into weapons building.
There are many more non-profit organisations working to make tech better - find them listed on our Unite page. Most run on donations so please donate to them.
Large-scale protests and strikes
Black Out The System are regularly organising mass shut down strikes in the US. More details here.
Indivisible are organising further No Kings protests in the US. Find details here and join them. They also have smaller divisions in London and elsewhere in Europe. Given the merging of big tech and far-right politics, these protests are also important to weaken the broligarchy and surveillance capitalism.
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