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Privacy Guides: Encryption, Tracking, Security and Privacy Tools
This long overdue blog post covers the failed takeover attempt of this website, cryptocurrency donations theft, a successful smear campaign, corruption and censorship. All initiated, fabricated by Jonah Aragon, the project lead of PrivacyGuides.org and Aragon Ventures LLC. Read more
When you connect to a VPN, your data travels through a secure encrypted tunnel to a VPN server, where you’re assigned an IP address. A VPN protocol refers to the rules and instructions determining how the encrypted tunnel is formed. Read more
Virtual private networks (VPN) and proxy servers are both great tools for protecting your identity online. People tend to think of them as doing the same thing.
A “decentralized VPN” (dVPN), like a more traditional “centralized VPN” (cVPN), hides your IP address, encrypts your data, changes your digital geolocation, and allows you to be safer when browsing the internet. Read more
Online security and privacy are becoming increasingly important. Therefore, it isn’t surprising to see many people turning to internet security tools for more online protection. Read more
Privacy, cybersecurity and anonymity are all different concepts that are often used interchangeably. Understanding the difference between these three is crucial to understanding how they work together to protect your identity online. Read more
Grammarly is a popular proofreader who helped millions of people around the world to gain confidence in writing. In this post, you'll learn about an even better open-source Grammarly alternative, called LanguageTool. Read more
In this list, we're introducing you to ten great privacy tools that come with out-of-the-box privacy features that don't require complicated setup or configuration procedures. Ideal for beginners or when setup time is a crucial factor.
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Reddit ranks in the top 10 of most visited website in the world. Part of their business model is serving ads to their users and gain data with tracking. Nonetheless redditors all over the world appreciate and love the website for it's user submitted content. Read more