Going to have a go at using Brave as a browser, and Kagi as search
Although I have a VPN, I don't use it all the time, and am keen to use as many privacy focused tools as possible
Any tips on what else to try?
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Pihole + unbound dns resolver
Nostr- You're on Nostr
Android- preferably grapheneos despite its limitations
Cash- where you can instead of card
Privacy-app that creates virtual cards to keep your info safe
Local notes from fdroid- app instead of cloud storage
Bitwarden self hosted instead of Google or apple passwords.
Thanks. Some things I need to have a go at!
Nice one sir
Will have a look
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You seriously need to be using Linux if you aren't already. Linux Mint, Pop_OS!, Nobara Project, CachyOS, PikaOS, Artix Linux... whichever sounds good to you.
For a phone, GrapheneOS on a Google Pixel or an OEM model (whenever those come out)
DNS... I like to use ControlD, which is fantastic.
For note-taking... you'll want a local-first application. I use Obsidian to do this (and actually have a read on what's in my Obsidian vaults).
For a VPN, you'll want to figure out how you can set up your VPN router-side or device-side. I'd recommend network-wide VPN (I have Proton). Your options are Proton, Mullvad and IVPN for that, as they can use BTC, and I think Mullvad and IVPN accept Monero.
If you want more Free Software (notice how I spelled it), feel free to let me know. I'd be happy to help out on this front.
Also, I'd recommend ditch the Chromium-based slop (including Brave, except on an iOS device with Brave).
Learn how to harden Firefox-based browsers to the nines, and install a few plugins (uBlock Origin, LocalCDN, NoScript should be in all the browsers). Compartmentalize them for specific purposes so you don't get cross-site cookie-based timing attacks. For a #nostr plugin, I'd highly encourage Nos2X-Fox instead of Alby, as Alby tries to force itself to override Nos2X-Fox (in my experience).
Nice. Lots for me to research thank you
Switch it all off and just go outside
Privacy Guides have a useful list of Brave tweaks to make it a touch more private, if that's helpful: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/desktop-browsers/
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I’m excited to follow your privacy growth. You’re really rounding out your content. Thanks for being here.
It’s an area I have lots of work to do no doubt
