Yasmin Jarvis: The Wanderer Who Loved Too Hard 🌍💔

"I crossed oceans for love, but all I found was myself... broken, then reborn." ✨

Let’s get one thing straight—I’m not your typical ethical tech advocate. Sure, I’ll rant about data privacy while sipping matcha in Bali, or debate AI ethics between waterfall selfies. But my story? It’s messy. The kind of messy that leaves glitter on your passport and tear stains on your boarding passes.

The Girl Who Fell for a Digital Nomad (And His Lies) 😅

Picture this: 2023. A smoky co-working space in Lisbon. Him: tousled hair, a startup pitch dripping with idealism, and a smile that could melt firewalls. Me: naive, smitten, and ready to ditch my morals for his "disruptive" crypto app. We coded by day, tangled in hostel sheets by night. 💻🔥

Turns out, his "ethical blockchain" was just a Ponzi scheme wrapped in vegan leather. I fled with a broken heart and a lesson: love and tech scams both leave malware in your soul.

The Reboot: From Heartbreak to Hacktivism 🚀

So I wandered. Tokyo’s neon soothed my rage. Moroccan deserts scrubbed me raw. I taught strangers about encrypted love letters and why your smart vibrator might be spying on you. (Yes, really. 🔍)

Now? I’m that unhinged traveler livestreaming from a van, dissecting TikTok’s algo between cliff jumps. My heart’s still a glitchy app, but at least my firewalls are UP.

Drop a 🌶️ if you’ve ever loved a liar. Let’s get ethically chaotic. ⚡