What is the Best Browser for Internet Privacy?

What is the best browser for your PC, Mac, Android, IOS in 2019 that can protect our Internet Privacy against the data stealing giants Facebook and Google? What other tips, in addition to the browser can protect our data from Facebook so we don't get zucked?

Unfortunately, using techniques like Browser fingerprinting and Canvas fingerprinting, Facebook and Google track you when you go to any website. This ultra invasive scheme needs to be mitigated and I will explain how in this video. Using a technique I invented called Browser Isolation, you can stop the data location in it's tracks.

I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. 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.

[billcarp]

These big tech companies are the 'Big Brother' those old books warned us about. And yeah, YouTube, you're it also.

[JASON-rqgl]

Funny how I'm here watching YouTube owned by Google to find out how not to be watched by Google.

[berryfairy]

I’ve always had many browsers and I’m glad I’ve never cared for Facebook, it always seemed invasive and now I see it is 😳

[rblibit]

After reading this 1st amendment attack from Firefox management I am dumping Firefox after many years. They can no longer be trusted to maintain my privacy.

[carlbowles]

For non techies like me this is overwhelming but is food for thought. Thanks 👍.

[cypher]

How long before big tech starts banning people like this wonderful guy? Ijs.

[JD-imwu]

"Browser Isolation" notes taken. Thanks! Looks like I will be installing linux on my celeron processor cheap chromebook.

[dfaeaalfrdup]

I deleted FB and Instagram yesterday. No more for me. I have gone through my phone and found stuff I had no idea what they had stored. When I eliminated FB I first downloaded my file then I waited a day and proceeded to delete entirely.
👍love you informative posts.

[vivd]

Did this just get recommended to everyone at the same time? Lol.

I just use Brave and haven’t use Facebook in years.

[madedigital]

I JUST SWITCHED TO BRAVE, ITS THE BEST I DONT EVEN GET ADS SND DUCK N GO

[truthseeker]

Yikes!!! I need an “Internet Safety for Dummies” book. I’m lost.

[SimGunther]

OS: How many web browsers do you want on your system?
Me: Yes

[bro]

“I will give them the benefit of the best not to do that.

[exposingthedarknesswiththe]

*THIS WAS INFORMATIVE IN HELPING THE GENERAL PUBLIC OUT OF THE JAWS OF BIG TECH AND WE APPRECIATE IT VERY MUCH, THANKS FOR SHARING MR. ROB BRAXMAN, OUR NEW GURU TECH MAN!! ;-)*

[dozad]

I used to constantly delete all my browser data while using all my accounts on one single browser. But for a while i've done browser isolation just to escape of the need to log in again on all accounts. I have 5 browsers at this moment, in addition I use multiple vpn services. I feel ok knowing that when I acces a website it doesn't pop up with a lot of information and adds that I might like and make me waste time. It is useful for work and to use the internet for what you need not what others recommend.

[markdouglas]

Braxman, you are teaching what many people need to know. Now if we can just get more people to push for federal laws to reign in surveillance capitalism in the USA, the world could be safer for the next generation.

[BobSmith-mcuq]

Best just to stay off Facebook PERIOD! Use Bing or Duck duck go for search.

[Likexner]

Update: Mozilla declared allegiance to the censors.

[sanityone]

Great video. If anyone took the time to read what these free apps want in return for us to use them, a lot more people would opt out. I have on several occasions just decided not to load an app based on the privacy cost. It's like there is no limit on what the apps want and what they can get away with, since people always select yes when downloading an app. No one bothers to check how much of their privacy thier giving away.

One of my fiends said, "Well, I decided that if I want to enjoy what the web has to offer, then I'm going to buy into the lack of privacy as the price I have to pay in order to have what I want." I like the three browser option. And, simply because of the number of apps I already have, haven't loaded any of the Facebook apps or the other ones that you talk about.

Thanks for what your doing. I subscribed.

[singb]

Thanks Rob. That's great info. I sent this link to my family.