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your privacy
We believe everyone has a right to protect their privacy and control the devices they bought and are using. We do not endorse misusing any of the recommended software for ill intent.
Your first five moves
Small changes with the biggest impact on your privacy, right now.
Use a password manager
Password reuse is the single biggest security risk most people face. A password manager generates a unique password for every site — if one gets breached, the rest stay safe. Bitwarden is free and open source.
Switch to Signal
Signal encrypts every message and call end-to-end — only you and the recipient can read them. Not Signal, not your phone company, not anyone. It's the gold standard for private messaging, and it's free.
Install uBlock Origin
Most websites silently load dozens of invisible tracking scripts from ad companies. uBlock Origin stops them before they load — no trackers ever reach your browser. Free, lightweight, and works immediately after install.
Enable 2FA everywhere
Two-factor authentication means a stolen password still isn't enough to break into your account — the attacker also needs your physical phone. Use an authenticator app like Aegis (Android) or Raivo OTP (iPhone), not SMS codes.
Audit your app permissions
Check which apps have access to your location, microphone, and camera — most don't need it. Our smartphone hardening guide walks you through a full audit, step by step, for both Android and iPhone.
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Open your browser's DevTools right now. Check the Network tab, Application → Cookies, and Console. You will find zero third-party requests, zero cookies, and zero analytics. This is a promise, not a policy.
// Result: empty ✓
DevTools → Application → Cookies
// Result: none ✓