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John Connor Project

> Reprogram the Future. One Technologist at a Time.

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The John Connor Project is dedicated to empowering IT and cybersecurity professionals to defend Main Street from AI-driven threats. Just as mechanics, electricians, and plumbers are essential to physical infrastructure, cybersecurity experts must become the protectors of digital freedom. Our mission is to educate, connect, and mobilize technologists to safeguard individuals from surveillance, data exploitation, and AI-based manipulation.

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Choose Your Path

Whether you're here to protect or be protected, there's a place for you

🛡For Professionals

I'm a Technologist

You have IT, cybersecurity, or technical skills. Join our network of digital defenders and help protect your community from AI-driven threats. Set your own rates, choose your clients.

  • →Get listed in our public directory
  • →Connect with people who need help
  • →Access resources and training
🔍For Individuals & Businesses

I Need Help

You're concerned about digital privacy, data security, or AI threats. Find a verified technologist in your area who can help you protect your digital life and regain control.

  • →Find local cybersecurity experts
  • →Get help with privacy and security
  • →Learn to protect yourself with free guides

Defense Protocols

Core initiatives to reclaim digital sovereignty and protect communities

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Your Cloud

Decouple from Big Tech. Learn to self-host with NAS solutions and take control of your data.

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Decentralized Net

Build censorship-resistant communication networks using IP over HAM radio technology.

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Stock Vote

Shape corporate AI policy with your shareholder vote. Hold Big Tech accountable.

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The Future is Not Set

Whether you're a technologist ready to defend your community or someone seeking protection from digital threats, there's a place for you in the resistance.

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[*] Scanning network...
[*] Encryption: ACTIVE
[*] Status: READY