That "PRISM Break" page has has this dumb idea flow in that being based on Ubuntu makes a distro "dangerous" because Canonical "can't be trusted". This is nonsense; if a program is free, you can study the source code and find out if it is malicious or not. Flash Player, included in Linux Mint Debian Edition, which is suggested by this "PRISM Break" website, is far more dangerous than a distro that's based on a distro that is developed by nasty people, with the nonfree bits removed; since Adobe Flash Player is proprietary, you can't know what the code does, so it's very possible that it has malicious features, including spyware that might include NSA surveillance. You can't know, so you shouldn't trust it.

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