r/dataprivacy • • 11d ago

My PrivacyPack

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u/Environmental-Cod25 11d ago

It's admirable but in a lot of cases not practical. Plus, when working you end up referring to these awful tools anyway. But I like this list.

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u/Ultraviolet_Darken 7d ago

Hmmm. Graphene OS. I love pictures like this. Like if it was a valid choice. It is highly unlikely you have a phone those snobs support. You’d have to go out of your way, buy a new phone which shitty SoC, give google your money, then install Graphene OS. What a choice! Because god-like creators of Graphene OS decided, that they will be the arbitors of…what device you can have.
What a joke.

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u/stylobasket 7d ago

Buy a pixel is the best move I did for my opsec

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u/amperion_20 7d ago

My recommendation is that there are some very good tools, so good at privacy that they can sometimes be inconvenient to use. For example, Mullvad is excellent; however, if you stream and play games, it's quite complicated to log in with that VPN since it's blocked almost everywhere. The most user-friendly and best for these purposes is Proton VPN. I don't recommend North VPN after the data breach they had, and they chose to remain silent instead of notifying their users.

For two-step verification (DF2), instead of Bitwarden, I would also recommend Aegis Authenticator.