Supercharge Your Privacy with these 10 Tips! All FREE

Not every privacy solution needs to cost you anything. I selected 10 hot tips that will have a significant effect on your privacy, but without the need to spend any extra money. This is a great starting point for someone who is interested in privacy but is not ready to commit to making a financial investment.

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I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest technologist. I'm here to educate. You are losing your Internet privacy and Internet security every day if you don't fight for it. Your data is collected with endless permanent data mining. Learn about a TOR router, a VPN , antivirus, spyware, firewalls, IP address, wifi triangulation, data privacy regulation, backups and tech tools, and evading mass surveillance from NSA, CIA, FBI. Learn how to be anonymous on the Internet so you are not profiled. Learn to speak freely with pseudo anonymity. Learn more about the dangers of the inernet and the dangers of social media, dangers of email.

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[nonieswanson]

It's sad but I seen yesterday that There are still people who don't realize that without privacy there is no freedom

[janburn]

All great advice & inexpensive actions a person can take to guard their privacy. Everyone needs to start somewhere & these are all things which a person can very easily implement right now, to limit the amount of information the big tech companies can gather about them, & ensure a degree of privacy. And the sooner someone starts doing these things, the less time the likes of Google, Apple & Facebook will have to accumulate information about them. So don't defer privacy - the best time to start is now.

[cmdrrahul]

Thanks Rob, for those tips. most are common sense for those in the know
But you are doing good work raising awareness

[MARILYNCRAWFORD-cnrk]

I wish it was easy to learn what you teach. What you teach is so valuable. I could have prevented lots of problems. Thank you.

[matthewmoon]

Another tip would be to change one's DNS resolver from your ISP to a private solution, like Quad9.

[mentecriptica]

Great tips! I already apply eight of these with a lineageos phone. Besides, these tips are a blessing for any teenager or people on a budget to apply.

[robtihanyi]

Appreciate your privacy videos immensely...good job

[lyfandeth]

Google Search started with a flawed premise. The top search result would be the page most people went to--not necessarily the best or most page. I could never figure out why people would choose to pursue the most popular answer, rather than the best one.

[westhigh]

Great tips and they are free! Thanks!

[Provocateur]

Re measure #2, what if you have an eSIM? Also, would a Faraday cage be as effective as pulling the SIM?

[eduardomendoza]

Love the music background on the intro. I would rather to stay playing during the video.

[michaelpouchert]

Thanks again Rob. Im setting up a phone without a sim only to connect via wifi when needed. The lineage install is a little intimidating, any suggestions?

[lesliel]

All cell phones track when off or even if the battery is dead (for a while anyway), not just iPhones.

[petenikolic]

I have not for TOR slow apart from initial connection after that it is fine

[ChorltonBrook]

Just wondering … if I’ve used, for example, Brave in the past with Google (YouTube etc) would it be wiser to reinstall it or would clearing cookies be sufficient? Or should I just not use that browser again?

[linsqopiring]

Fantastic tips. Is it ok to use google search on a PC non chrome browser while not logged into google and while using a VPN? If not could you please explain what the privacy danger would be there?

[vanillacokejunky]

Fascinating story about the email drafts! Where can I learn more about that story?

[iteerrex]

Mr Braxman, would you make a max privacy video for computers? Thank you.

[JC-ftri]

I very much like browser isolation, and have been using it in conjunction with multiple virtual machines for different purposes. But it can be somewhat tedious to spin up each machine every time, especially if only using web apps. Can I safely rely on browser isolation on my hosts machines and no longer need to use virtual machines when all I'm doing is using web apps?

[Johnslist]

What about the eSIMs now? Aren't they standard, at least for the Zucking iPhone?