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You don't need to de-Google your whole life in one weekend. Start with these twelve swaps — each one removes a tracker, an ad SDK, or a subscription you forgot you had.
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androidYou don't need to de-Google your whole life in one weekend. Start with these twelve swaps — each one removes a tracker, an ad SDK, or a subscription you forgot you had.
androidThe only Android app store where every app's source code is public, every build is reproducible, and "free" doesn't mean "you're the product." Here's how to actually use it.
linuxOne Pi-hole install on a $35 board filters ads and trackers for every device on your network — phones, TVs, consoles included — with no client software at all.
browserKagi is ending Orion for Linux and Windows and will open-source the code within 30 days. If you're on the Linux beta, here's your exit plan — plus why losing a non-Chromium browser stings more than the headlines suggest.
privacyThree protocols, three different jobs — match the tunnel to your threat model, from casual privacy on public Wi-Fi to networks that actively hunt VPN traffic.
distroParrot OS 7.4 rebuilds AnonSurf on systemd, adds a proper first-run setup tool, and ships CPU-optimized builds — turning a security distro's plumbing into something operators can actually trust on a real engagement.
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