The Beginner’s Guide to Digital Privacy

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Let's walk you through the first steps of your privacy journey right now! Here are some basic, actionable steps aimed at the wide majority of people to reclaim their privacy, security, and anonymity.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:20 Step 1
2:14 Step 2
2:48 Step 3
3:20 Step 4
4:06 Step 5
4:48 Step 6
5:50 Step 7
7:15 Final tips and conclusion
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~runs off to make another Brave profile~ Thanks Bearded Henry! 👍👍

NixiePixel

Less screen time isn't only good for privacy but also overall health! ☮

vIBEDoUT-Channel

My privacy set up:
- My Pixel 4a (Running Graphene OS with separate profiles, encrypted by default).
- My old laptop (Encrypted and running Fedora Linux KDE).
- I use a specific type of web browser with add-ons (HTTPS Everywhere, No Script, u-Block).
- I use free and open source apps (But before i install the said free open source apps, i would first research and verify if the app is reputable or not).
- I use an email that is privacy centric yet strong in security such as (Tutanota, ProtonMail, Disroot, and so on).
- Instead of giving my real email address i will give my email alias address (An email alias or alias for short is an email address that doesn't store emails: all emails sent to an alias are forwarded to your personal email).
If i want to access video streaming sites such as Youtube i will instead use VPN ( Currently I'm not using any vpn service right now).
I still use social media, but with these specific type of rules:
* I access social media via a specific browser with add-ons enabled (This is to minimize the info they collect about who are what device you are using).
* I don't use my real name even though they have a real-name policy.
* I don't use it for communication other than viewing information online.
* I don't upload photos containing facial data of me or my family.
* If the service requires email or phone number for verification i would use either a throw away number then burn it (costly but effective), or use an email alias (Such as Simplelogin or Anonaddy).

~ I still have more to say of my set up, unfortunately i forgot.

marcuzmadambapagaduan

What a fantastic guide!" 👏 great for someone like me just getting into the world of privacy. thanks guys!! 👍

madmike

Thanks for the knowledge Privacy we don't have any great YouTube Channel.

Jaymac

Can you do an updated version of this perfect beginner guide for me to send to family?

Teeshkah

I think Jami should be suggested, because can be started without sign up so easier to switch and is cross platform too and P2P

vIBEDoUT-Channel

Hey Techlore, do you have any resources in spanish? I have struggled to find good privacy and foss focused channels in my language, or at least some that take this as seriously as you and give good recommendations instead of inmediately going with their sponsors or proprietary stuff (which is fine if its trustworthy or has a good history)
Anyways, if you or anyone here has any idea I would appreciate it

joelchrono

This only partially improves privacy. Just the first two steps are something that I consider privacy-relevant, because as long as you're using a non-degoogled Android phone, you're still fully tracked and surveilled by Google.

Seegalgalguntijak

How do you even add profiles? I cant find the option to do so.

hanzo

What are your opinion for password manager on Roboform ?

legatollp

Have you seen the Proton Mail controversy?
Does it hold water?

LinuxinaBit

I think you missed the most important thing.. Stop using social media.... All this is fairly pointless if your going to continue using Facebook.

hansolo