Top 5 Tools for Internet Privacy and Security in 2020!

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[Sakura-zurz]

I was shocked and angry about this. I had no idea someone was looking over my shoulder, my whole life on here…

People are just typing in questions that they would never ask another person’s, yet, here they are at their computer that the internet is a source of all knowledge,

They have no idea that anyone is recording this stuff that they’re searching for…

I am beginning to understand what it might mean to post things about myself on the internet…

[Harlockday]

Why would I want to store my passwords online and risk being hacked ? A little old-fashioned book will do great.

[SlackerStuff]

Dude your setup is killer! Do you think the internet is inherently bad or is it something that just gets abused. I tend to think it's the latter but curious what your thoughts are.

[Krewneck]

Just subbed very informative video thanks!

[Atum_Ra]

I've tried a few VPN trials that turn off when the screen turns off. Will Tor Guard stay on until I turn it off or restart the phone?

[deepak_putta]

what if I use apple ecosystem and only iOS/Mac products line (Safari, keychain, apple mail )

[aaronbrykaliuk]

I am in the process of buying Torguard but am having troubles entering and getting the tomspark discount code. Yes, I could use netflix but if Tom can get a kick back I'd rather do that. Anyone have a suggestion as to what I'm doing wrong?|

[Harlockday]

Most people don't want to have to tweak their browser as the tech scares them.

[MrSamadolfo]

I never heard of PrivateMail, is that similar to ProtonMail? i see they have a free 100mb option yay =D

[christiaantheron]

Can you please review what vpn is compatible with services such as real debrid, premiumize, all debrid, linksnappy etc?

[dado]

I enjoy watching Netflix on another place.

[EldenRingRest]

Brave browser is good in-terms of ad-blocking, however, it's absolutely terrible, because in comparison to other browsers it takes power from the GPU for some reason...

[FlawlessEZ]

what do you think of the email provider
CTemplar

[GG-xesj]

Dashlane has been good for me honestly.

[breakingthethwall]

chrome already has a flag you can turn on that hides your IP

[GEKON]

I would thank you for recommending TorGuard its awesome definitely recommend too, only the iOS app lacks some stuff, but as I use iPhone only as secondary it is not that of the issue, Android and Desktop apps are complex but really great, also cryptocurrency option to pay. Malwarebytes is my recommendation too, I used it for two years and even if I don't use it now as my main, I use it as a second opinion scanner. For android users check bromite it is privacy optimized chromium based browser that has adblocker and javascript turn off the function. As for mail, from default the PrivateMail is a better deal, but recently I got on ProtonMail an extra 5GB for free as a long-time user (which brought value up for me compared to PrivateMail), still, I get the shady history, it ends upon what user looks for. Awesome video as always.

[silentassassin]

Best of all, DuckDuckGo respects user privacy.

[sidustratis]

There is a chill attitude at my job regarding where do we go while under their network but, how do i hide from the IT dude? How do i go on twitter w/o him knowing and without exiting the company’s network/wify? 🤣

[atomicironvanguard]

I am finding it difficult to believe you are recommending LastPass. The fact it has a free tier raises suspicions instantly, generally when things like that are free, you are the product. That or the free tier is severely limited in its capabilities, and if it's not refer to my previous point. If you're serious about a secure password manager (and you really should be), then KeePass is the way to go. If you really want the software as a service model, then it would have to be 1Password. Yes they too have had some issues, but they were minor compared to the several LastPass have had.