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Privacy Guides is a mobile app resource for Android or iOS listings, app pages, updates, or community links.
Browser Privacy Guides is a privacy tool for blocking ads, trackers, popups, proxies, or unwanted web behavior.
Privacy Guides Activism is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
Privacy Guides article about Firefox cookie isolation and browser privacy improvements.
macOS Privacy Guide is a Linux or Unix documentation project with guides, references, or manuals.
Open source Chromium-based browser project focused on privacy, ad blocking, and mobile browsing.
archive-only is a privacy, policy, preservation, or public-interest update reference.
bleepingcomputer.com is a privacy, policy, preservation, or public-interest update reference.
Privacy Guides page comparing browsers, hardening options, and safer browsing setups.
A Codeberg repository holding the source of paranoiaprivacy.wiki, a collection of hand-written privacy guides. The site is plain HTML and CSS with no build step, JavaScript, analytics or external requests. The repository has been archived, so files can be viewed and cloned but not changed.
Advocacy site about proposed chat-control rules and privacy concerns in Europe.
here is a privacy, policy, preservation, or public-interest update reference.
Manifest V3 is Google Chrome's set of changes to the web browser extensions system. The EFF describes it as harmful to privacy efforts because it restricts the capabilities of extensions that monitor or modify the browser's communication with websites, including some privacy-protective tracker blockers.
Privacy Guides comparison page for choosing VPN providers and understanding VPN tradeoffs.
RetroGameTalk is a community for retro gaming enthusiasts. It publishes in-depth articles, reviews and discussions about classic video games across all platforms. The site also hosts a forum with threads, messages and members, plus help pages covering smilies, BB codes, trophies, cookie usage, terms and rules, and privacy policy.
Surveillance Self-Defense is a project of the Electronic Frontier Foundation offering guides on protecting against online spying. It includes basics on how online surveillance works, tool guides for secure applications, and security scenarios for specific situations.
Proton Mail is a secure email service operated by Proton, based in Switzerland and protected by Swiss privacy law. It is the world's largest secure email service, with over 100 million users, and offers end-to-end and zero-access encryption for all messages. The service is ad-free, available on web, iOS, Android, and desktop platforms, supports importing existing messages and contacts, and offers both personal and business plan options.
Ad-blocking and privacy app for filtering ads, trackers, DNS requests, and web annoyances.
Betterfox is a user.js configuration file of about:config tweaks intended to enhance Mozilla Firefox privacy and security without third-party code. The project includes the user.js, described as containing all the essentials, plus guides named Securefox, Peskyfox and Smoothfox covering settings within Firefox.
CompareFlights.co.uk is a UK-based flight metasearch service. It compares cheap flight options from all UK airports, showing live prices from airlines and travel booking sites with no added booking fees. The platform also provides airport guides, price calendars, travel tips, and comparison tools for hotels, car hire, activities and airport parking for trip planning.
A free temporary email service that provides a working inbox on page load, requiring no registration, password or phone number. Users can choose any name and search available domains, and messages arrive in the browser. The site also offers email tools and guides.
OSINT resource hub with search tools, privacy guides, and investigation workflows.
This IVPN blog post announces the decision to gradually phase out the port forwarding feature from the IVPN Pro plan. It states that port forwarding is not offered for new customers as part of the Pro plan, and that all reserved ports would be disabled and the feature removed on 30 September 2023. The change does not affect IVPN Standard accounts.