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25 votes
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Your partner asks for your phone, you refuse over privacy, they tell you they don't trust you. How do you respond?
This is a hypothetical question.
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Do you need a VPN?
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New website shows you how much Google AI can learn from your photos
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Tips for increasing online privacy (without going insane)?
I've been researching internet privacy and fell down the rabbit hole of...well, internet privacy. I started with deleting Facebook/Instagram and switching to fire fox + plugins. I would like to...
I've been researching internet privacy and fell down the rabbit hole of...well, internet privacy. I started with deleting Facebook/Instagram and switching to fire fox + plugins. I would like to make more improvements but I really have no idea how, it started with deleting socials and next thing you know I'm looking at LineageOS and de-googling.
If anyone has any suggestions on where to go next while staying realistic/not going crazy, i would love to hear them. I am not really sure where to set my expectations, basically I would like to have more control of my data. The other day Google photos gave me a memory recap which kind of creeped me out! I am suddenly not fond of whatever is going on under the surface of Google photos that's making collages and trying to sell my photo books. Also g-board giving me a pop up in the text prediction row asking me to rate the app??? Ew.
I am a fan of self hosting and run a small NAS (open media vault) but this too quickly turns into the privacy spiral and leaves me thinking I should throw my phone into a river and live in the forest. Would love to hear your thoughts/advice/opinions!
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EFF's Red Flag Machine: Guess why GoGuardian flagged a site
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I don't own a cellphone. Can this privacy-focused network change that?
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What's worse than ads and AI? Ads in your AI, so Google is testing it.
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What To Use Instead of PGP
18 votes