12 Privacy & Security Tools I Use EVERY DAY

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I'm a privacy and security nut. Discover the tools I use on a daily basis to secure my accounts and cloak my private information. You're welcome to copy what I do or find what works for you.

*NOTE: This video is not sponsored nor did any company pay to have their product listed. These are what I actually use for my personal and business use.*

🔹My Privacy & Security Stack🔹

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If you care about your personal security and privacy online, download my free security checklist here:

🔹🔹🔹What You Should Watch Next🔹🔹🔹

We've got a lot of great privacy- and security-related content here on the All Things Secured YouTube channel (although we admit we're a bit biased). If you're wanting to increase your online cybersecurity, here's what's next:

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Video Timestamps
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0:00 - My Privacy & Security Stack
0:18 - This Video is NOT Sponsored
0:39 - Password Manager Tool
1:24 - 2FA Security Key
1:57 - Private Internet Browser
2:24 - Email Privacy Tools (Secure email & aliasing)
3:18 - Secure Messaging App
4:03 - Data Masking Tools (address, phone, credit card)
5:09 - Data Monitoring Tools
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Everybody has a different "tech stack" that they use. In this video, Josh explains the tech stack he uses to maintain privacy and security for both his personal and business use.

#techstack #onlinesecurity #onlineprivacy

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How does my privacy and security tech stack match up against yours? Leave a comment to let me know what you do differently. I'm curious to know!

AllThingsSecured

Email aliases - you say good for newsletter and one-offs. I use aliases for everything now. Here, in Australia, we've recently had 2 major companies hacked, with millions of addresses exposed, my (then) main email being one of those. Using Proton Mail aliasing, every one of my old email accounts now has their own different email (alias) - meaning if that organization ever gets hacked, my main Proton Mail address is safe and all I have to do is remove the exposed email (alias) and create another different one for that organization.

kfifcjn

Just want to encourage you and say how glad I am this channel exists and what you're doing. I've been a cybersecurity advocate for a number of years and have had a number of vital security components in place in my digital life for a while now (password manager, hardware keys, credit freezes, etc). Several years ago, I thought about starting a channel like this but never had the time with a full time job. And this is exactly what I envisioned my channel being. No jealousy at all, I'm so glad you're here doing this. In fact, I often recommend this channel when I'm wanting to get certain points across. I just find, not many people want to listen which is frustrating. Keep up the great work!

roymazz

My security/privacy posture has been upgraded by learning and implementing your strategies Josh...keep up the good work bloke!

robtihanyi

I cannot stress enough how good this video is. Big shoutout. Straight to the point and very insightful.

AxRic

Fantastic summary! Thanks for sharing your practices. Such a valuable resource.

-jaymes

Capital One has an extension with virtual numbers built in. I use it all the time. No need to give your actual bank details.

TonyPadgett

Great video as always 👍🏼 One thing I've heard is that if you freeze your credit (here in the UK) then it _might_ affect your credit rating and some lenders may reject an application until 6 months after you've unfrozen your credit. I've not managed to confirm this myself but something worth being aware of if you're planning on any borrowing in the near future.

macbitz

Thank you for the videos you produce. They are all very informative and I've learned a lot from you. I use most of the same services that you do and recommend everything in this video!

clintga

Great options/tools! Even tho I really think you should have added a privacy focused DNS service in there too! Personally I use NextDNS, which is installed both directly on my router and separate on my phone, which means it pretty much covers every network device that I use.

Brahh

As a password manager I use KeepassXC, completely free, not cloud storaged, all on yourself to set up

Chameleonis

Damn, every time im just DAMN! because there are so many things that no one every tells us either in life or in school and that's mess up cause the same way we say to teens to come back home before midnight or be careful what you wearing or with who you are its the same thing on the internet,
the most crazy thing i find was a youtuber who open FB and just see who post a photo or a location on FB of the same beach and just randomly start saying hi and saying there names and that's scary as shit, personally im used to it CAUSE im the young brother so people know my big bro THANK GOD!
thankfully there's still hope and i start be a bit more careful or at least i try, i try to seperate my work stuff email phone etc and my personal and gaming,
it takes time but its for a good reason and i also start doing the same for family and friends slowly,
well that's all i want to say thanks as always for helping us since no one else will do or no one will do it for free or for good reasons.

FotixTheMonster

So i cannot imagine how much all these services cost you over time i love the idea but i know i do a few of these and its exspensive for just the few that i use

joshy

Hushed is not privacy-oriented at all. Read their privacy statement, you can confirm they will use all your info to uniquiely identify you—even give it to 3rd parties. Useless if you care about your privacy.

bionborys