Cropped photos, replaced several screenshots, rephrased multiple lines, fixed date, overall fixes. TODO: Orbot setup correction & SimpleX Debian setup

opsec/simplex/index.html

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             <p>
               <img src="../../assets/img/user.png" width="50px" height="50px"
                 alt="User Icon">
-              <span class="author-date">Hoover - 2024-10-10</span>
+              <span class="author-date">Hoover - 2024-10-12</span>
             </p>
             <h1>Anonymity - Easy Anonymous Chats Using SimpleX</h1>
-            <p>This tutorial guides you through setting up anonymous chats using
-              SimpleX and Tor to enhance your privacy. You’ll learn why
-              anonymity matters, what tools are needed, and how to securely chat
-              using .onion addresses and incognito mode in SimpleX.</p>
+            <p>This tutorial guides you through setting up anonymous chats using SimpleX. We'll use Tor to remain anonymous while doing so, ensuring secure communication without revealing your identity.</p>
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               Using anonymous chats, you can protect your privacy, avoid
               surveillance, and communicate without leaving a trace.</p>
             <p>Imagine needing to share sensitive information with someone.
-              Would you feel comfortable doing so if you knew someone could be
-              tracking your conversations?</p>
+              Would you feel comfortable doing so while revealing who you were to that someone?</p>
             <p>This tutorial provides you with the tools and methods needed to
-              chat securely and anonymously using SimpleX and Tor, ensuring your
-              privacy remains intact.</p>
+              chat securely and anonymously using SimpleX and Tor to ensure your anonymity on the IP layer remains intact.</p>
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             <h2><b>What Tools Will Be Used?</b></h2>
             <p>To achieve anonymous communication, we’ll use the following:</p>
             <ul>
-              <li><strong>Android:</strong> This tutorial will showcase how to
-                set up and configure SimpleX for Android.</li>
-              <li><strong>Orbot:</strong> A Tor-based application for routing
-                network traffic through the Tor network to maintain anonymity.</li>
-              <li><strong>SimpleX:</strong> A privacy-focused messaging platform
-                that utilizes E2E Quantum-Proof Encryption and enables secure,
-                decentralized communication without relying on centralized
-                servers or user identifiers.</li>
+              <li><strong>GrapheneOS:</strong> A security-focused mobile OS built to provide enhanced privacy and security.</li>
+              <li><strong>Anonymous GrapheneOS Profile:</strong> Use an anonymous profile on GrapheneOS to keep your identities compartmentalized.</li>
+              <li><strong>Orbot (Power User Mode):</strong> We'll use Orbot to route your Android devices traffic through Tor.
+              <li><strong>SimpleX:</strong> A privacy-focused messaging platform that does not rely on centralized servers or user identifiers.</li>
             </ul>
             <p>We will be going through how to set up your own SimpleX server
               through Tor, and how to configure your Android client to route
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             <img src="Simplex2.png" class="imgRz" alt="SimpleX setup screen">
             <p>Once you've created your profile, open the kebab menu on the
               bottom left and open <strong>Settings &gt; Network and servers</strong>
-              and activate SOCKS Proxy. Press SOCKS Proxy Settings and set your
+              and activate SOCKS Proxy. Press <strong>SOCKS proxy settings</strong> and set your
               port to 9050, then save.</p>
-            <img src="Simplex4.png" class="imgRz" alt="SimpleX proxy settings">
-            <img src="Simplex5.png" class="imgRz"
-              alt="SOCKS proxy settings configuration">
+            <img src="Simplex4.png" class="imgRz" alt="SimpleX proxy switch">
+            <img src="Simplex6.png" class="imgRz" alt="SimpleX proxy settings">
             <h3><b>You have now successfully configured SimpleX to use Orbot!</b></h3>
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           <div class="col-lg-8 col-lg-offset-2">
             <h2><b>Step 3. SimpleX Server Setup</b></h2>
+            <p>It's important to note that in theory, it doesn't matter which SimpleX server you connect to, as all communication is end-to-end encrypted. When you connect via Tor, it further ensures that the server itself won't be able to trace your connection back to you. Your anonymity is maintained through the use of Tor, and your conversations are protected by SimpleX's encryption.</p>
             <p>HackLiberty has a great guide on how to install and configure a
               SimpleX server using Docker.</p>
             <ul>
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             <img src="Simplex13.png" class="imgRz"
               alt="Selecting an incognito profile in SimpleX">
             <img src="Simplex14.png" class="imgRz"
-              alt="Incognito profile settings">
+              alt="Simplex group">
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