The paranoid person’s guide to online privacy

guest · Mar 21, 2019

The paranoid person’s guide to online privacy
Bust out the tinfoil hats and follow these 8 steps if you don’t want to be tracked online
March 21, 2019
https://www.fastcompany.com/90316917/the-paranoid-persons-guide-to-online-privacy

Increasingly, the most important issue for everyday internet users is privacy—and rightly so. In today’s connected world, we’re being tracked and surveilled more than ever by everyone from search giants and social media companies to ISPs and advertising firms.

To a large extent, your average user can claw back some of their online privacy by using ad blockers or more privacy-focused browsers [...] And for most of us, that will be enough to balance our desire for online privacy versus being able to take advantage of all the web has to offer.

But what if you’re not the average person? What if you’re more than a little paranoid or just sick and tired of almost every company invading your privacy?
With that in mind, here’s the paranoid person’s guide to online privacy: [...]
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mirimir · Mar 22, 2019

This is surprisingly not bad

Except about burner phones. There's still geolocation. And maybe even a link to your own wifi router. If it's in their databases.

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