How safe is Bitwarden?
I’m currently using 1Password but I’m no longer satisfied with it.
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I’m currently using 1Password but I’m no longer satisfied with it.
Travel routers with VPN or Tor allow you to avoid trusting the DNS from WiFi ISPs and cell phone towers. Some even let you plugin USB modems and switch MAC addresses to help bypass WiFi captchas on multiple devices. This article compares GL.inet to a Rasberry Pi with OpenWRT, and can give you some ideas for privacy and security...
Microsoft’s agenda is very clear, they want control and surveillance over the flow of information on the internet.
Huge win for Epic Games in their court case against Google. The court decided that Google’s Play app store operated as an illegal monopoly and the case also challenged the transaction fees of up to 30% that Google imposes on Android app developers....
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Reddit rolled out some changes this week as its continues its push for revenue and profitability jumpstarted by its API rule changes in July. Among the most controversial, the company will no longer allow users to opt out of ad personalization based on their Reddit activity and started a program that lets users exchange virtual...
I am soon moving out for university and am going to meet a bunch of new folks. But I was wondering how do you go about approaching this with privacy in mind?...
For example, ones that implement these guidelines? …github.io/…/linux-hardening.html...
What would i lose or gain?
cross-posted from: monero.town/post/462856...
Since Bibliogram is dead, has any new project popped up?...
Has anyone taken a good look at this from a privacy standpoint? I love this in concept, but not sure if it would be privacy conscience to share credentials for all of these different apps.
As we all know, Ravio has been removed from the recommended multi-factor authentication apps for iOS on PrivacyGuides....
I installed Bitwarden from F-Droid, but I happened to notice yesterday that Bitwarden was in my list of apps with updates available from Play Store, even though I installed it via F-Droid. Why would that be?...
Is Nautilus data privacy friendly ? If not, what file manager would you recommend on Ubuntu for data privacy respect ?