I am not getting any information and I already said that I am not connected with BTCMap in any way
I don't know what exact sources they are using but I guess it's multiple websites, and you can always add suggestion to correct and update any mistakes you saw.
Everything for BTCMap is open source, so this sources could probably be found on their github page.

I don't know what is local P2P, but there are peer-to-peer websites that work just fine even without passing kyc verification and you can find them on kycnot.me.
There is also decentralized exchange Bisq that can be used for exchanging Bitcoin with local fiat currencies and few other altcoins.
For Binance, Payful and other similar website you need to pass website, but they probably have better trading volume and offers.

I didn't have any issues whatsoever in last few days and I did browsing with several different browsers.
It is possible that Cloudflare temporary blacklisted your IP address, so you could try testing with Tor or vpn to see if there are any improvements.
You can also try Librewolf fork of Firefox or Brave browser, and if everything works fine than you have issue with your Firefox browser.

You purchased Bitcoin with your credit card that has all your personal information details, so your identity will obviously be connected with your Bitcoin address.
One way to break connection between this two is to use some mixing services, or use some decentralized exchanges like Bisq to sell your Bitcoin.
Good alternative option is to use Lightning Network or some other second layer solution instead of mixing.
In future I would suggest purchasing and selling Bitcoin P2P with cash if you don't want to leave traces.

I ja sam siguran, dolazi do planiranog raspada, a oni to više i ne kriju.
S razlogom su posvuda postavili idiote na važnim položajima, a 2023 godine neće biti ni hrane a da ne pričamo o drugim stvarima.
Budimo realni, pratite malo situaciju i nemojte se iznenaditi kad sranje pogodi ventilator.

Rastu i porezi, a ljudi koji ne plate porez gube svoju imovinu, i ''sretni'' su

No, and it would be stupid for someone to even think about doing something like this.
Something similar could be done with importing seed words generated online in unsafe way, but I would never suggest stuff like this to any sane person.

No need to overcomplicate things so much...
Just move the damn coins from your old address to new one that is safely generated offline, and you are done.
That is if you want to be more secure, but you can do whatever you want if you like being unsecure.

Most crypto normies don't care at all about source code and they buy any hardware wallet than is trending or spending bunch of money for advertisement.
If you don't care about open source software and hardware, than you don't really support anyone else other than manufacturer of closed source devices.
Closed source simply means that you can't verify what exactly is in devices firmware, no need to overthink it, they can literally put anything inside (including spying stuff) and you would never know about it.

No, there isn't any switch to turn of bluetooth for hardware wallets I know.
Only option is to open device and conduct oparation for specific part removal, but that would probably make device unusable and void waranty.

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Asking gazillion questions in one post or topic won't help you much and you won't earn any merits for that.  

I would only add one more emulator for DIY SeedSigner device.
This way you can test air-gapped hardware wallet in your desktop for most operating systems (windows/linux/mac), and I think someone forked it to work with Monero.
It would be interesting if someone could check out if any other hardware wallets have their own emulators like this.

How does program knows the exact year that was selected before?
There is a big chance of getting around this if time is based on operating system, or any outside time calculation.
I know there are programs that can hack and change time  for specific application to unlock it or remove some restrictions.
This was usually used before to use trial program version without any restrictions forever, and someone could create crack for your program.

Enough said.
I don't know a single bitcoiner who would pay for this closed source stuff, even if it was cheaper than $12.

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I understand what you are saying, but I will repeat again that BTCMap app is focused more on de-googling everything, and it doesn't want to depend at all on any google services.
It's perfectly possible to use android phones without google store, first alternative is Aurora Store that you can use without real google mail account.
Maybe BTCMap will release version version for Google store in future or you can make request for this, but like I said FDroid works very good and it auto-updates everything.

There is no single universal solution to avoid getting hacked, but general rule is not clicking any links in private messages you receive.
Hiding your email address is also a good idea, and you can sign a message with Electrum wallet to prove ownership of your bitcoin address.
You can bookmark bitcointalk forum page in your browser, to avoid getting tricked with fake log in phishing attack.
 

This is official Safepal website but buying this junk closed source hardware is just a waste of money.
They stole someone else work with GPL code, than they renamed it without any contribution link and made everything closed source.
Even QR code encryption they use can't be verified and I consider this device to be hazard and big risk.

Any hardware wallet is best purchased on official store or in their local reseller store.
You can get scammed and hacked even buying locally, and I would never trust that some Chinese garage will keep my personal information safe.

You can't exactly use paper wallet to send, receive transaction and change addresses.
Offline means that device it is not connected with internet or any other device, except for power or charging.
You don't need to buy this cheap Chinese crap, you can buy some decent open source wallet, or just use offline laptop with fresh Linux OS and Electrum wallet.

Additonal information, Kraken Security Labs Finds Flaws in Safepal S1 Hardware Wallet in 2021:
https://blog.kraken.com/post/7874/kraken-security-labs-finds-flaws-in-safepal-s1-hardware-wallet/

All Bitcoin forks have forked Electrum wallet and you can connect those forked Electrum wallets with your hardware wallet, let's say Trezor, and you will see coins available.
Some older forked are already available and you could try if coins are available in native hardware wallets apps, but I am not sure about that.

What forks are you talking about?
It all depends since when you are holding BTC on hardware wallet, and no usable forks happened in years.

What do you mean with wipe?
You can always reset hardware wallet and generate or import new seed words, starting fresh.
Transactions and address for old seed words will are not going to be shown anymore, unless you import old seed phrase.

You can connect hardware wallets (Trezor, Ledger, Keystone, etc) with your Metamask wallet and use it exactly the same way but with more security because you need to confirm transaction on your device.
There is also option of using Trezor Suite or ledger live native wallets, and you can rename wallets anyway you want, or generate multiple addresses.
I only suggest using open source wallets.

Samo pazi malo sa tim USDT i sa drugim stable coinima, ja samo čekam da se nešto slično dogodi i sa Tether-USDT-Bitfinexom, a i šefica EU centralne banke Lagarde je nedavno rekla da ne voli kriptovalute.
Sad vidim da je Solana sranje opet zastalo, a ja mislim da je zadnji koji ostaje Bitcoin, njega je najteže ugasiti.

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Oh I guess we are so lucky that we have such a big ''educated tech expert'' like yourself in this forum  

There is no reason he would lie about this, and judging by his previous forum post we he is really Vlad Costea from BTCTKVR, but yeah adding his profile link on website would be cool.
I think it's a good idea he created account in bitcointalk forum, and you can also confirm that he is on twitter with account @TheVladCostea.

You mean unfortunately you had power outage?
Let me repeat this again, any token on some centralized shitcoin chain is NOT and never will be Bitcoin.
Using bridges is a very high risk, tokens can be hacked or exploited at any time, and I have no idea what0s going on with Badger Team.

Bitcointalk forum is not Badger Team support team, and nobody hear can help you like that.
Stop using bridges and fake bitcoins.