Online Privacy In 8 Steps - Easy Tutorial

These are the top 8 steps to protect your online privacy in a chronological order of importance and effectiveness.

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Top 8 steps to protect your privacy online and links
#4 Progressive Web Apps
#6 Stregthen privacy settings
#7 Minimilize your app count

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[ronitrajput]

Until this point, I didn't understand the need for privacy, But the moment I realized how weird it feels to felt watched 24/7 it felt horrible.

[blableu]

I have to get something out of my heart.

I don't know what's precisely privacy.
I don't realize how important it really is.

It does not have a clear definition for me. I do know the consequences of it disappearing, but i don't feel anything about it.

It is just like when a relative dies. Until that moment, you knew that it would be a horrible experience, but because it didn't happen to you until that moment,
because you didn't experience that feeling, you thought nothing of it.

But your channel made me realize at least one thing : I have to defend my privacy like it was a do-or-die situation.

Thank you, The Hated One, for engraining this in my brain.

As a 13 y-o, i still have to learn a lot about life. But, thanks to you, i have learned something very important.

Thank you for contributing to the society.

[Bazhul]

I'm almost surprised that Youtube let me see this in my subscription feed ;)

[apscandy]

Love the video good job man I've sent this to many of my friends to show them that privacy isn't that hard

[stefmyt]

Great video. Most of my friends think that becoming private on the internet is some impossible hacker task. I showed them this video and they said that they never knew it was this easy. The more people realize how to keep their data private, the better.

[CraftyFoxS]

One of the most useful tips i have ever heard!
There so many people think, that if you hid only your IP you are save, and there is no data collected!

[luridape]

I was already running Linux on my lappy, but now have GrapheneOS on my phone, thanks to your videos.

[dr.s.b.]

Tip number 9: Use an open source deGoogled keyboard.

Tip number 10: use NetGuard to block internet access to those apps that doesn't need Internet to work properly (for example calculator, camera...)

Bonus tip: use Exodus Privacy app to track which apps have more invasive settings and remove them if they're not essential.

[arsenalgear]

Sending this to a friend of mine who is developing an interest in digital privacy

[drickzee]

Even though I know and already use all these except Proton email which I’m going to look further into, kudos to you for making everyone aware and doing your best to explain them. Subscribed!!

[orrin]

Have already stared doing these things you have suggested in other videos will be taking the time to get the rest of my stuff set up. Thanks for the videos!

[michaeltimerbulatov]

Dude, I sincerely love you. You are one of my favourite creators on youtube. Thanks a ton for your labour!

[bellelysenko]

Its important to donate to these groups organizations so they may stay ahead of those who want to watch you while you take a shower, for advertising purposes....

Also teach your children of cyber security, their first phone should be a custom one.

[SVerma-kwol]

Just commenting to increase the reach the video. Keep posting bro. Love from India

[hwykutw]

Great choices of places to start! These truly are the most essential things everyone should know right off the bat when learning about privacy. Awesome video!

[ghadermokhtabady]

The Utopia ecosystem contains all the important tools for safe use, for example, your own mail - uMail, which does not require personal data.

[ekoden]

The fact Jack Dorsey commented on Signal (and presumably uses it) at 4:38 speaks volumes about Twitter in my opinion.

[Dastren]

Kudos for the video format. Things that anyone can do right now, really helpful. Big thanks for encrypted email providers.

[alejandragarza]

I am grateful to watch someone so knowledgeable. I just started watching your channel 8 days ago and have watched all of your videos and taken notes. I appreciate finding you but I'm not able to implement these steps to become anonymous online yet. I'm currently using my neighbors account to send this to you because my devices are being remotely controlled by a hacker. I'm in my 60s and have been dealing with this issue since 2016 and has greatly affected my quality of life. Call me a cyborg, but I enjoy the digital world hahaha. Is there anyone you can refer me to to help me with this? There's stalkerware as well as gamers that have shut my device down to use my virtual memory.

[jboomhauer]

It went from 15 to 2 to a total of 8 :s Also Signal only works encrypted if you message someone with the app over data.
Another great video though <3