All Posts In "Privacy"

The idea of "vaccine passports" seems harmless enough at first, but it will almost certainly lead to living in a less free society.

Don't let a big tech companies dictate what you can buy, from where you can buy things, and whether or not you can accept payments.

There are enough great options for free and open-source developer tools to negate the need to use proprietary, data-collecting, privacy unfriendly alternatives.

If you just have to use social networks, consider using some of the privacy practices to protect yourself better.

Here's a small selection of games I found on F-Droid that will serve you as great time killers!

We willingly buy devices that provide us with very little value and are designed specifically to spy on us and collect data.

Increase your privacy and security online by doing things like using multiple browsers, using a Facebook container, or installing some good browser plugins.

Changing to a private, secure DNS service prevents you ISP from logging all of your network traffic and is a great way to get some privacy back!

Facebook and Twitter censor your posts to control a narrative. Meanwhile they continue to sell and leak your data. It's time for something else!

Brave is a great choice for a browser if you want more privacy and security, but by tweaking a few settings, we can make it even better!

Wanna block ads, trackers, and malware from every device on your Wi-Fi? Let me show you how to set that up using a small, credit card sized computer!

LineageOS is an open-source version of Android can provide a Google-free experience on your phone, but should you install it?