Tips for internet privacy protection
1. Use a hardened OS (like GrapheneOS).
To block Firebase, GCM, and ad ID tracking, install a privacy-focused custom ROM without Google Play Services.
2. Route all traffic through Tor (Orbot + Tor Browser).
That anonymises your IP, prevents metadata leakage, and makes location tracking nearly impossible.
3. Disable all sensors physically or via firewall.
Use something like RethinkDNS + Firewall to block internet access for unnecessary apps.
#Privacy

Did you know that Bitcoin is more secure while Monero is more private? #cryptocurrencynews

Let me surprise you, big tech collects user data. #privacy #security

BREAKING: Hackers tricked Instagram's Meta AI chatbot into giving them access to accounts, including Barack Obama's!
They received verification codes in their inbox after faking locations and requesting email changes. According to Meta, the issue has been resolved; however, is the AI support overly trusting? #CyberSecurity #MetaAI #InstagramHack

Even when GPS is turned off, your phone remembers where you work, sleep, and get coffee.
Put an end to the silent tracking:
1. Disable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi scanning
2. Turn off the personalisation of ads.
3. Make use of Lockdown (iOS) or TrackerControl-TC Slim (Android).
#TuneTuesday

The private conversations that a woman had on a therapy app were revealed in court and used against her, which has raised concerns about the ways in which the digitization of mental healthcare can cause risks to privacy and other aspects of the patient's experience.

What if you receive a ton of spam and advertisements from your "free" email provider? Can't you just remove them? It's not that easy. In order for someone to target you with that advertisement, your email provider sold your personal information. Additionally, email advertisements are rife with spyware, trackers, and other means of keeping an eye on you. Makes sense!!