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Email Cleaner: Clean tracking links and pixels from email newsletters

submitted by [deleted] from bengtan.com

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

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

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

submitted by [deleted] from twitter.com

The CIA Spied on People Through Their Smart TVs, Leaked Documents Reveal

submitted by Drewski from vice.com

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

Former Mozilla exec: Google has sabotaged Firefox for years | ZDNet

submitted by useless_aether from zdnet.com

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

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

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

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

submitted by [deleted] from modzero.github.io

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

submitted by [deleted] from quicksync.me

Microsoft: Companies "no longer comfortable" storing data in Australia after controversial encryption law

submitted by ikidd from datacenterdynamics.com

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

submitted by [deleted] from ssd.eff.org

stealthify - use Stealth as a Proxy for better Privacy

submitted by [deleted] from github.com

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

submitted by [deleted] from lockdownprivacy.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

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

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

Pentagon testing mass surveillance balloons across the US

submitted by Drewski from theguardian.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

Use of Controversial Surveillance Techniques by UK Police is Being Challenged in Landmark Court Case

submitted by Kangbanger from theweek.co.uk

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is representing an anonymous Reddit commenter who is facing an abusive copyright claim from the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, a group that publishes doctrines for Jehovah’s Witnesses

submitted by useless_aether from eff.org

Ebay is port scanning visitors to their website - and they aren't the only ones

submitted by whistlepig from blog.nem.ec

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

submitted by Drewski from arstechnica.com

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

Facebook's New Libra Currency is the 'Most Invasive and Dangerous Form of Surveillance Ever Designed'

submitted by Stankmango from independent.co.uk

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

Google quietly started logging people into Chrome without their consent

submitted by noah from businessinsider.com.au

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

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

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

Bad news: 'unblockable' web trackers emerge. Good news: Firefox with uBlock Origin can stop it. Chrome, not so much

submitted by useless_aether from theregister.co.uk

Google sued over tracking user location data without consent

submitted by jamesK_3rd from files.catbox.moe

"If your smartphone is an extension of your mind, then it should have the same legal protections as your brain"

submitted by [deleted] from aeon.co

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

Microsoft Contractors Listened to Xbox Owners in Their Homes

submitted by Kangbanger from vice.com

In this Twitter exchange, jetBlue explains to a passenger how it got a photo of her face -- from the DHS [DHS= Department of Homeland security]

submitted by Mnemonic from boingboing.net

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

submitted by [deleted] from tutanota.com

Privacy for the win! Startpage.com defeats Google and Bing to become best search engine

submitted by useless_aether from betanews.com

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

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

submitted by [deleted] from cyberscoop.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

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

submitted by [deleted] from malwaretips.com

Telegram has released user data to German Feds in multiple cases

submitted by [deleted] from twitter.com

Man wrongfully arrested because of incorrect facial recognition from software

submitted by magnora7 from abcnews.go.com

Edward Snowden wants to come home: "I'm not asking for a pass. What I'm asking for is a fair trial"

submitted by r721 from cbsnews.com

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

submitted by [deleted] from nsupdate.info

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

submitted by Mnemonic from techdirt.com

Hackers Hijacked ASUS Software Updates to Install Backdoors on Thousands of Computers

submitted by ikidd from motherboard.vice.com

Norway to Track All Supermarket Purchases

submitted by [deleted] from lifeinnorway.net

Firefox 87 trims HTTP Referrers by default to protect user privacy

submitted by [deleted] from blog.mozilla.org

Scott Alexander: "NYT Is Threatening My Safety By Revealing My Real Name, So I Am Deleting The Blog"

submitted by r721 from slatestarcodex.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

"When we watch TV, our TVs watch us back and track our habits. This practice has exploded recently since it hasn’t faced much public scrutiny […]"

submitted by Mnemonic from threadreaderapp.com

Need a fake profile pic for your new account? At notarealhuman.com and you'll get a fresh and unique picture randomly generated by an AI

submitted by useless_aether from notarealhuman.com

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

submitted by [deleted] from gabrielsieben.tech

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

The Yellow Onion is a curated directory of onion services.

submitted by [deleted] from yellowonion.org

"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."

submitted by [deleted] from mobile.twitter.com

Google wants to monitor your mental health. You should welcome it into your mind; How ABout No.

submitted by Jesus from telegraph.co.uk

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

submitted by [deleted] from reclaimthenet.org

dnspeep - a tool to spy on your DNS queries

submitted by [deleted] from jvns.ca

Is tracking users via CSS evil?

submitted by [deleted] from underjord.io

Office 365 declared illegal in German schools due to privacy risks

submitted by Mnemonic from arstechnica.com

EFF’s New ‘Threat Lab’ Dives Deep into Surveillance Technologies—And Their Use and Abuse

submitted by useless_aether from eff.org

Alternative Social Networks: Replacements For Twitter and Reddit

submitted by greyone from greycoder.com

You Gave Facebook Your Number For Security. They Used It For Ads.

submitted by noah from eff.org

Apple Has Begun Scanning Your Local Image Files Without Consent

submitted by [deleted] from sneak.berlin

German ISPs are considering the introduction of TrustPid, a new type of “supercookie” that comprises of a unique identifier which will be issued for each customer that will be able to track what that customer is doing online.

submitted by [deleted] from blog.malwarebytes.com

Signed As Law: Vermont Bans Police Use of Facial Recognition Technology

submitted by Drewski from blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com

Court rules automakers can record and intercept owner text messages

submitted by Drewski from therecord.media

Police warrant orders Ring to provide man's home footage

submitted by Drewski from theregister.com

LibreWolf Browser is a Firefox fork that focuses on privacy, security, and freedom

submitted by LarrySwinger2 from librewolf.net

23andMe collected people's DNA under the guise of one purpose but will monetize it for another

submitted by Drewski from reclaimthenet.org

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

submitted by [deleted] from snikket.org

The sound of silence is actually the sound of a malicious smart speaker app listening in on you

submitted by useless_aether from theregister.co.uk

Some High Schools now requiring clear backpacks?

submitted by magnora7 from self.privacy

Google Alternatives

submitted by [deleted] from nomoregoogle.com

Why You Should Avoid DuckDuckGo 2021 Edition, Now Microsoft-Hosted and With Extra Privacy Risks

submitted by [deleted] from techrights.org

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

NordVPN is total horseshit.

submitted by Jesus-Christ from self.privacy

It's been known for quite some time that Smart TVs send back telemetry to their manufacturers, when connected to the internet. Here is the current list of servers that Samsung is sending data to.

submitted by [deleted] from factory-reset.com

Reddit sends what you type into submission body before clicking submit button for "validation purposes"

submitted by orangered from self.privacy

Subscription users of X, formerly Twitter, will need to send a selfie and copy of ID to an Israeli verification company.

submitted by [deleted] from aljazeera.com

Another reason for not using Edge: it wants to take screenshots of every webpage you visit

submitted by [deleted] from neowin.net

Amazon’s Roomba Deal Is Really About Mapping Your Home

submitted by [deleted] from archive.ph

Why you should stop using SMS

submitted by [deleted] from protonmail.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

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

9 Privacy Focused Search Engines/Browsers

submitted by [deleted] from blog.maggrand.com

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

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from theintercept.com

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