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3 quick tips for improving your privacy on the internet

At DEF CON I met so many people building resistance tech: tools to detect Flock cameras, IMSI catchers, Bluetooth trackers, and other surveillance that's been embedded in our lives. People are fighting back 💪

“No cell number, no account.” That’s what I was told. My phone has no SIM card, and I don’t use a traditional cell number. Yet I still got the account set up. Here’s what I did.

This is what it's like trying to buy a MacBook anonymously.

Be careful what you plug into your home.

Be careful what you download. How PDFs can be dangerous.

Keonne Rodriguez of Samourai Wallet goes to prison tomorrow. Because he built a privacy tool. Governments says there’s no legitimate reason for anyone to want privacy. And they're waging war on those who say otherwise. Please watch the full interview.

We might think that we have nothing to hide. But tomorrow we might have no WHERE to hide. We need to rethink this mass surveillance system we're building.

ProtonMail doesn’t just encrypt emails between Proton users. It automatically looks up PGP public keys for anyone you email, so messages can be E2EE even when the recipient isn’t on Proton. Email isn’t private by default, but you can definitely make it more private.

Security researcher Sam Curry shows how someone can hack your car with just your license plate: unlock it, start the engine, track a year of your location history. He found vulnerabilities in ~70% of car brands. Cars are computers on wheels and nobody's securing them.

The government can buy your data, track your movements, and dig through your financial records. No warrant. No permission. Warrantless surveillance has to stop. The Surveillance Accountability Act fixes this.

There's a Proton Mail setting almost nobody turns on. Without it, your search will feel like it's broken. Here's how to fix it, plus every other Proton Mail setting worth changing.

Your phone is a tracking device. But you CAN take back control. Switching to GrapheneOS can stop your data constantly flowing to Apple or Google. Here’s how to install it and set it up.

The surveillance state wants you to believe resistance is futile. History says otherwise. The past is filled with “unwinnable” battles, that were won anyway because people refused to surrender.

You never voted for a nationwide tracking network. But it is here. ALPRs like Flock mean you can't leave your front door without being tracked. Police access this data without a warrant, and it leads to all kinds of abuse. Warrantless mass surveillance makes us LESS safe.

Why did Sarah Connor put her phone in a chip bag? To stop tracking. With its metallic lining, it worked as a Faraday bag, blocking wireless signals. Faraday bags are a practical privacy tool everyone should know about. Also helpful for escaping Terminators.

The apps on your phone can see each other. Do you really want your bank to know which crypto apps you have installed? Or some government app to know which political apps you have? Here's how to silo apps across profiles, so that these apps can't see or talk to each other.

Going to the doctor didn't always mean 2.2 million entities getting your medical data without your knowledge. What happened to medical privacy?

Try GrapheneOS. You'll immediately stop feeling watched.

We need to stop calling Telegram a private messaging app. I'm unsure where the push to move everyone to Telegram came from. But your messages are far less secure if you rely on someone's word to keep them safe, than if you rely on math.