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Tiarap - Privacy-First Free DNS Resolver. Block over 275K: ads, ad-tracking, malware and phising domains. No Logging, dns0x20, No ECS, DNSSEC Validation.

submitted by [deleted] from doh.tiar.app

Email Cleaner: Clean tracking links and pixels from email newsletters

submitted by [deleted] from bengtan.com

It turns out that Juggalo makeup blocks facial recognition technology

submitted by Mnemonic from consequenceofsound.net

EncryptedList - a collective list of products & services that offer zero-knowledge or end-to-end encryption

submitted by [deleted] from encryptedlist.xyz

Lockdown Privacy - block trackers, ads, and badware — in all your apps. Free and open source.

submitted by [deleted] from lockdownprivacy.com

Fix Windows 10 Privacy can disable approximately 130 rules to protect your privacy

submitted by [deleted] from modzero.github.io

Surveillance Self-Defense - an expert guide to protecting you and your friends from online spying

submitted by [deleted] from ssd.eff.org

dnscrypt-proxy-modns - fork of dnscrypt-proxy to implement a multiple-relay-based DNS anonymization protocol

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

Sartox - For a better world and better privacy

submitted by [deleted] from b3rap.neocities.org

humanID is an anonymous, bot-resistant online login for safer online communities

submitted by [deleted] from human-id.org

TorBox is an easy to use, anonymizing router based on a Raspberry Pi. It creates a separate WiFi that routes the encrypted network data over the Tor network.

submitted by [deleted] from torbox.ch

Use the DuckDuckGo Extension to Block FLoC, Google’s New Tracking Method in Chrome

submitted by [deleted] from spreadprivacy.com

Browsers benchmark with DuckDuckGo privacy extension

submitted by [deleted] from spreadprivacy.com

stealthify - use Stealth as a Proxy for better Privacy

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

email-untracker: Get rid of tracking links and spy pixels (self-hosted)

submitted by [deleted] from bengtan.com

OptMeowt lets you easily opt out of data selling and tracking

submitted by [deleted] from privacytechlab.org

Gladys - a privacy-first, open-source home assistant

submitted by [deleted] from gladysassistant.com

Private messaging apps - use a messaging app that's not controlled by a big tech giant

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

Quick Sync Me - secure peer-to-peer file transfer in your browser

submitted by [deleted] from quicksync.me

Solitude is an open source privacy analysis tool that enables you to conduct your own privacy investigations into where your private data goes once it leaves your web browser or mobile device.

submitted by [deleted] from research.nccgroup.com

TorBox - a hidden mailbox service only accessible from TOR

submitted by [deleted] from torbox36ijlcevujx7mjb4oiusvwgvmue7jfn2cvutwa6kl6to3uyqad.onion

anonmail is a OnionMail server

submitted by [deleted] from wc2eyfmw7wrwomf4.onion

Protect your email address against spam and improve your visitor's email experience by replacing your mailto links with a personal and unique Mailto.id email link

submitted by [deleted] from mailto.id

nsupdate.info is a dynamic dns service that is simple, usable, free, friendly, secure and respects your privacy.

submitted by [deleted] from nsupdate.info

Stealth is an account-free, privacy-oriented, and feature-rich Reddit client.

submitted by [deleted] from gitlab.com

Mail2Tor is a free anonymous e-mail service to protect your privacy. It allows anyone to send and receive email anonymously via webmail or with an email client.

submitted by [deleted] from mail2tor2zyjdctd.onion

Firefox 87 trims HTTP Referrers by default to protect user privacy

submitted by [deleted] from blog.mozilla.org

DuckDuckGo just passed 100,000,000 searches in a day

submitted by [deleted] from twitter.com

pihole-antitelemetry - research shows Google collects 20x more data from Android than Apple collects from iOS. Block both using pihole.

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

dnspeep - a tool to spy on your DNS queries

submitted by [deleted] from jvns.ca

OnionLand Search - Discover Hidden Services and access to Tor's onion sites

submitted by [deleted] from 3bbad7fauom4d6sgppalyqddsqbf5u5p56b5k5uk2zxsy3d6ey2jobad.onion

Sonar - the most secure and private web messenger in Tor

submitted by [deleted] from sonarmsng5vzwqezlvtu2iiwwdn3dxkhotftikhowpfjuzg7p3ca5eid.onion

All Private, Anonymous and Decentralized Networks

submitted by [deleted] from publish0x.com

Anonymity Networks: Lokinet

submitted by [deleted] from secretsofthedark.com

9 Privacy Focused Search Engines/Browsers

submitted by [deleted] from blog.maggrand.com

blabber.im you will get a secure instant messenger for your smartphone, tablet, laptop and PC.

submitted by [deleted] from blabber.im

Snikket is a decentralised messaging app with a focus on privacy and ease of use.

submitted by [deleted] from snikket.org

White House Now Thinks Harvesting Fitness Tracker Data Could Stop The Next Mass Shooting

submitted by Mnemonic from techdirt.com

Google sued over tracking user location data without consent

submitted by jamesK_3rd from files.catbox.moe

The FBI somehow obtained the IP address of someone who allegedly visited an ISIS-related site on the dark web. The DOJ is blocking discussion of the issue from entering the public docket.

submitted by neolib from vice.com

Most apps used in US classrooms share students' personal data with advertisers, researchers find

submitted by [deleted] from cyberscoop.com

Verizon overrides users’ opt-out preferences in push to collect browsing history

submitted by Drewski from arstechnica.com

Just between you and me...

submitted by useless_aether from gab.com

How Dare Signal Protect Its Users From Surveillance, Asks Ethicist Who Advises The FBI

submitted by Drewski from techdirt.com

The Netherlands wants to monitor all payments above 100 euros: “Opens the door to unprecedented mass surveillance”.

submitted by [deleted] from malwaretips.com

No wonder Reddit pushes you so hard to use their app. This is after only a few hours of use ...

submitted by [deleted] from i.imgur.com

Google is sued for auto-installing Covid “spyware” on people’s phones

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

The Yellow Onion is a curated directory of onion services.

submitted by [deleted] from yellowonion.org

Today Google is turning on activity tracking for many users that had it turned off previously.

submitted by [deleted] from tutanota.com

Man wrongfully arrested because of incorrect facial recognition from software

submitted by magnora7 from abcnews.go.com

Why is a 22GB database containing 56 million US folks' personal details sitting on the open internet using a Chinese IP address? Seriously, why?

submitted by useless_aether from theregister.co.uk

fb now forces its users to upload a face photo before being able to access their account

submitted by useless_aether from i0.wp.com

Firefox deletes promise to never sell personal data, asks users not to panic

submitted by Drewski from arstechnica.com

Telegram To Disclose Phones, IP Addresses At Authorities' Requests

submitted by Cancelthis from rferl.org

Rep. Thomas Massie Rallies Against Privacy-Invasive Vehicle “Kill Switch” Mandate

submitted by Drewski from reclaimthenet.org

Congressman who is leading effort to renew Warrantless Surveillance finds out he was under FBI Surveillance

submitted by Drewski from nytimes.com

Police warrant orders Ring to provide man's home footage

submitted by Drewski from theregister.com

Mozilla CSO demands fines to curb Big Tech surveillance

submitted by [deleted] from theregister.com

Age Verification Providers Say Don’t Worry About California Design Code; You’ll Just Have To Scan Your Face For Every Website You Visit

submitted by [deleted] from theregister.com

Tor - an emergency release due to an IPFire GeoIP database bug

submitted by [deleted] from forum.torproject.net

Eighteen of 25 reproductive health apps and wearable devices reviewed by Mozilla received a *Privacy Not Included warning label – meaning they are problematic when it comes to protecting users' privacy and security.

submitted by [deleted] from theregister.com

Amazon’s Roomba Deal Is Really About Mapping Your Home

submitted by [deleted] from archive.ph

Barack Obama proposes “modifications” to online anonymity when people are “rude, obnoxious, cruel, or lie”

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

Terminal emulator requires SSO login and transfers telemetry associated to email

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

DHS Worries Covid-19 Masks Are Breaking Facial Recognition, Leaked Document Shows

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from theintercept.com

There Are No Checks and Balances: FISA Must Be Scrapped - If it stopped terrorism or caught bad guys, the spooks who drool over our most intimate data would produce evidence showing that

submitted by useless_aether from amgreatness.com

How Washington Is Ramming REAL ID Down Our Throats

submitted by Drewski from theamericanconservative.com

Today, For the first time, I genuinely felt like my privacy was breached. Here's what happened.

submitted by [deleted] from old.reddit.com

Vizio exec: we'd have to charge a premium on "dumb" TVs to make up for the money we'll lose by not spying on you

submitted by useless_aether from boingboing.net

UK Plan to require ID for all online porn from April ‘to go ahead’ – with all porn sites requiring credit card details or government-issued ID

submitted by useless_aether from metro.co.uk

Siri “unintentionally” recorded private convos; Apple agrees to pay $95M

submitted by Drewski from arstechnica.com

phraie

submitted by askllr from lkpcth.github.io

Spain tells Sam Altman, Worldcoin to shut down its eyeball-scanning orbs

submitted by [deleted] from arstechnica.com

IPTV Anti-Piracy Threats May Increase Male Motivation to Pirate By 30%

submitted by [deleted] from torrentfreak.com

Second Cloudflare hack reveals the dangers of them seeing all passwords

submitted by Drewski from simplifiedprivacy.com

I Tested an HDMI Adapter That Demands Your Location, Browsing Data, Photos, and Spams You with Ads

submitted by [deleted] from 404media.co

SuperVPN already leaked customers’ data back in May 2022. This time, it has exposed a whopping 133 GB of data, including personal details of its unsuspecting users, such as IP addresses.

submitted by [deleted] from hackread.com

The “Location Off” switch on your phone is a lie.

submitted by [deleted] from gabrielsieben.tech

NC bill would allow police to track phones without warrant

submitted by Drewski from wral.com

Clearview AI scraped 30 billion images from Facebook and gave them to cops: it puts everyone into a 'perpetual police line-up'

submitted by [deleted] from businessinsider.com

Discord promises outraged users it won’t store call recordings - for now

submitted by [deleted] from arstechnica.com

Signal app warns it will quit UK if law weakens end-to-end encryption

submitted by [deleted] from theguardian.com

In Argentina, getting a new SIM card will now require giving up biometric data

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

Appliance makers sad that 50% of customers won’t connect smart appliances

submitted by [deleted] from arstechnica.com

Apple Has Begun Scanning Your Local Image Files Without Consent

submitted by [deleted] from sneak.berlin

Experts warn people not to put Amazon Echo Alexa devices in their bedrooms (just don't buy them)

submitted by [deleted] from mirror.co.uk

A Roomba recorded a woman on the toilet. How did screenshots end up on Facebook?

submitted by [deleted] from technologyreview.com

Real-Life ‘Invisibility Cloak’ Stops AI Cameras From Recognizing People

submitted by [deleted] from petapixel.com

Use RSS for privacy and efficiency

submitted by [deleted] from rsapkf.org

TikTok Is Able to Track Users’ Keystrokes Without Consent — Here’s Why That’s a Huge Risk

submitted by [deleted] from childrenshealthdefense.org

Visitors to the EU will soon have to give up their fingerprint, have their photo taken

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

Japan steps up its digital ID push, tells public they may lose health insurance if they don’t sign up

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

Signal Says It Will Exit India Rather Than Compromise Its Encryption

submitted by Drewski from techdirt.com

How to hide your IP address - a field guide to VPNs, proxies, and traffic relaying

submitted by [deleted] from educatedguesswork.org

Dutch employee fired by U.S. firm for shutting off webcam awarded €75,000 in court

submitted by [deleted] from nltimes.nl

Brave's founder: DuckDuckGo's Browser not only allows cookies from Microsoft's trackers, but also allows users to be tracked via URLs

submitted by [deleted] from ghacks.net

Telegram has released user data to German Feds in multiple cases

submitted by [deleted] from twitter.com

Norway to Track All Supermarket Purchases

submitted by [deleted] from lifeinnorway.net

In Defense of Anonymity

submitted by [deleted] from theamericansun.com

"I’m wondering if that was a factor in moving Google Maps from http://maps.google.com to http://google.com/maps: If you give Maps access to your current location then Google’s search engine can also access it."

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