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The Safehouse is the main DedSec hideout in Watch Dogs: Legion.

Summary[]

The Safehouse is the last safe hideout for DedSec after the Albion raids. The entrance is located within The Earl's Fortune shop and extends below utilizing portions of the closed London Underground station. It houses the mainframe for Bagley along with a Bare Knuckle Ring and other necessities used by DedSec.

Features[]

At the Safehouse, the player can:

  • Meet with DedSec teammates
  • Have team meetings
  • Customize their outfit
  • Purchase clothing from DedSec store
  • Take pictures at the Photobooth
  • View their Data Drive
  • Have a Drink
  • Receive new missions from Kaitlin Lau, Nowt, Hamish Bolaji, and Bagley (once unlocked)

Missions[]

Shops[]

Collectibles[]

Collectibles
Text Files Audio Files Relics
0 7 1
ETO Skimmers ETO Safes Tech Points
0 0 10

1 Mask can also be found here.

Audio Files[]

There are seven audio files to discover in the safehouse, they are represented by pairs of headphones hanging or lying in different spots.

The Upload: Opting Out of Optik[]

Matt and Vicky discuss Blume's Optik Device. Is it a game-changing convenience or just an invasion of privacy?

 Audio  Name: The Upload: Opting Out of Optik
 Author: Matt and Vicky

Vicky: Hello and welcome to today's episode of The Upload. We're talking about the OPTIK, and how it's changed our lives.
Now as you remember, BLUME announced a new version of the OPTIK at the recent TOAN conference. But we haven't heard too much about that since due to the dramatic events there.
Let's cast our minds back and consider the technology. I mean, the OPTIK changed everything. It lets you see things in AR - you no longer need a smartphone!
You just have a small implant that sends signals to your optic nerve and lets you see your emails, take calls, and browse the internet directly as if the screen was in front of your eyes.
Instead of having to carry around a phone, you've just got the small handheld unit. So much lighter, and so much more convenient - it's great!

Matt: Vicky, you sound like you absolutely love the OPTIK. Do you actually think that it's made our lives any better?

Vicky: I mean sure, it's definitely made things a lot easier! It's so simple to call someone now, all you have to do is choose who you want to chat to and they're there, ready to talk.
And browsing the web is so much easier. I remember when you used to have to sit down at a computer, with an actual keyboard and mouse, and type everything out.
My favourite feature is public transport - with the OPTIK you can just walk straight onto the tube!
It even acts as a passport, no longer do I have to dig around and try and find my old paper passport just to travel somewhere.
Also, I thought that the OPTIK's marketing strategy - making it free for people - was a stroke of genius.

Matt: Genius? BLUME was really calculated when it was doing that. It was pushing this draconian device on us, at all.
Sure everybody flocked to it - there was free WiFi, and phone plans. That definitely helped, but it wasn't a case of "this is a product that you need in your life".

Vicky: Why do you hate it so much?

Matt: It's just the worst because you have to give up your privacy expectations and accept surveillance.
It was almost like the government and BLUME didn't even need to make the OPTIK mandatory. Making it mandatory was -- only to get the last holdouts across the line.
If free data didn't convince you - fines and arrest from the state for not having the OPTIK would pretty much be enough.

Vicky: I mean, what do you mean by privacy problems? Nobody really talks about that anymore.

Matt: They don't talk about it because we don't have any choice when it comes to the OPTIK. Yes, it's convenient, and mandatory, but everybody's forgotten what it really means.
Here you've got a whole company owning basically all the data about your life. BLUME can see everything that you can see, nothing is private anymore.
There are so many times when I don't want anyone to have a clue about where I am, who I'm chatting, what I'm doing - it's mot even dodgy stuff, but I just don't want anybody to blackmail me in the future by hacking it.
And because of BLUME's contracts with the government, it isn't just BLUME that can see everything I do, it's the government. The UK as a state has become a complete surveillance paradise.

Vicky: I think you're painting a bit of a bleak picture, it's not all that bad.

Matt: No, you're completely wrong on this. I don't want everybody tracking me whenever I'm going around London.

Vicky: Well in that case you might be interested in some rumours I heard.
Did you hear that some DedSec hackers have found a way to bypass the OPTIK's connection to BLUME?

Matt: Are they actually making it better, or usable, or actually friendly for anybody?

Vicky: Well, word on the street is that they've been able to create an encrypted signal, which means that your world might have a chance of becoming a bit more private again, so you can go back and enjoy all the great things about OPTIK without the fear of surveillance.

Matt: With the OPTIK, privacy is dead.

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Notes[]

  • The London Underground train present in the base is 1938 Stock with the number 007 and a destination of Shanklin. This train was sent to the Isle of Wight in the 1990s and hasn't returned since, making its presence somewhat unlikely.

Navigation[]

Locations in Watch Dogs: Legion
Camden Argyle Inn • Blume Tower • Camden High Street • Camden Market • Carcani Medical • Covent Garden Plaza • Crescent Park • ETO Bank Construction Site • Holborn Viaduct • King's Cross Station • Leather Lane • Ministry of Civic Management • Royal Courts of Justice • Senate House Library • Sicilian Avenue • St. Pancras Grande Hotel • St. Pancras International • The British Museum
City of London 122 Leadenhall Street • 20 Fenchurch Street • 30 St Mary's Axe • Great Fire Monument • Horizon Multinational • St. Paul's Cathedral • The Roberts & Scott Hall • TOAN Attack Site * Tower 42
City of Westminster • 10 Downing Street • Admiralty Arch • Broca Tech • Buckingham Palace • Buckingham Palace Gardens • Buckingham Royal Mews • Canadian High Commission • Covent Gardens Piazza • Elizabeth Tower • Golden Jubilee Bridge • Horse Guards Parade • Houses of Parliament • Leicester Square • London Carriage Service • New Scotland Yard • Parliament Square Gardens • Piccadilly Circus • Regent Street • Safehouse • SIRS HQ • Somerset House • The National Gallery • Trafalgar Square • Victoria Embankment • Waxbey House • Wernicke House • Westminster Abbey • Westminster Bridge • Westminster Cathedral
Islington & Hackney Hackney Baths • Inspire Towers • NeoGate • Old Canal Warehouse • Saint John's Gate • Seam Nightclub • Stafford Auto Conversions • World of Tomorrow
Lambeth Albion Station Kennington • Brixton Arcade • Brixton Barrier Block • County Hall • Electric Avenue • Imperial War Museum • Kennington Park •Lambeth Palace • Leake Street •London Eye • Michael Faraday Memorial • St. Thomas Hospital • Stockwell War Bunker •Waterloo Plaza
Nine Elms Albion Station Nine Elms • Embassy Garden • Nine Elms Docks • Nine Elms Walkway • Parcel Fox Distribution Centre • Solar Garden • The Battersea • The Martlet's Nest • US Embassy • Vauxhall Tower
Southwark Bricklayers Arms • City Hall • Civil Aviation Traffic Office • Guy's Hospital • HMS Belfast • King's Head Yard • Nexus Tower • Potters Field Park • Southwark Auto Conversions • Southwark Incinerator • Southwark Residential • Tidis • Tidis Advanced Technologies • Tidis Park
Tower Hamlets Albion Drone Facility • Albion Station Bethnal Green • Albion Station Wapping • Cemetery Park • Helmsmans Tracks • Limehouse Garden • Old Spitalfields Market • Tower of London • Whitechapel Terminus
River Crossings City of Westminster - Nine Elms: Nine Elms Tunnel • Nine Elms Walkway
City of Westminster - Lambeth: Vauxhall Bridge • Lambeth Bridge • Westminster Bridge • Golden Jubilee Bridge • Waterloo Bridge
City of London - Lambeth: Blackfriars Bridge • Blackfriars Railway Bridge
City of London - Southwark: The Millenium Bridge • London Bridge
Tower Hamlets - Southwark: Tower Bridge
Others London Underground (all boroughs) •
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