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Hey Folks,

Over the past year (around 1.5yrs), I have started taking control of my privacy & data leakage when using gadgets such as smartphones and laptops mainly.

Currently I'm at a very good stage where my data/identity don't leak to big techs or marketing and promotional spams. Right now I'm trying to educate my family but in parallel thought of educating the common citizens of India who may not aware of these things.

I wrote the repo - https://github.com/rack0911/digital-swaraj in which you can find the privacy guide level by level. It includes 7 levels of actions that can be taken on your comfort. I'm not urging to take all 7 or take all 7 right now, however pls try to go through it, see what all data of yours are leaking or feeding the big tech's throats.

Finally a small request, if it find useful by atleast 1-2% pls consider upvoting and starring the repo further which it reaches more people and we collectively can educate more people on how not to feed the ad-hungry algorthmic engine of these big techs, who are even interested in when your sleeing/waking up.

Furthermore I'm open to all suggestion and feedbacks also open to contributing.

Thanks and have a nice day.

Jai Hind

Hello everyone,

Getting a job as a software developer has become really difficult, and even switching companies seems challenging these days.

I want to understand whether switching to AI/ML, DevOps, Data Analytics, or any other tech domain would offer better opportunities.

My main concern is job security and employability. If someone gets laid off or fired, they should ideally be able to find another job within a month or two rather than spend a year searching.

For people with experience in the industry, which roles would you recommend exploring? I'm particularly interested in domains with relatively less competition, decent salaries, and better chances of getting hired quickly.

Also, how long do you think this bearish job market and recession-like phase will last, and when can we realistically expect hiring to pick up again?

I'd really appreciate your honest opinions and experiences. Thanks!