Reports the trackers and permissions inside Android apps. in Mobile & Desktop →
Privacy
Protecting your personal data: encryption, VPNs, aliases and tracker blocking.
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A browsable showcase of the free-software Android apps in the F-Droid repository. in Mobile & Desktop →
An additional F-Droid repository carrying apps that are open source but not in the official repo, each run through a privacy audit. in Mobile & Desktop →
Detects and redacts personal data — national IDs, IBANs, emails — in text and images, with customisable recognisers. in AI · Agents & Infrastructure →
Surfaces which AI tools employees send what data to, and blocks by policy. in AI · Agents & Infrastructure →
Moldova-based hosting chosen for a different jurisdiction and looser content policy — which also raises the question of who your neighbours are. in DevOps & Infrastructure →
Registers the domain in its own name on your behalf, so you do not appear in WHOIS. in DevOps & Infrastructure →
A Mozilla article that uses cartoons to explain why DNS is a privacy problem and how DoH changes it. in Networking & Sysadmin →
A decentralised, IP-based onion-routing network that anonymises traffic across staked nodes. in Networking & Sysadmin →
A network-wide blocker doing the same job as Pi-hole; what differs is that it ships its own DNS-over-HTTPS and… in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
Self-hosted location history with a map view, able to import a Google Location History export. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
A messaging client on the Matrix protocol, with end-to-end encryption and federation between servers. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
A self-hosted answer to Google Photos: background upload from the phone, face recognition, map and timeline. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
A decentralised file system that addresses content by its hash, not its location. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
An offline map and navigation app on OpenStreetMap data, with no trackers and no ads. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
A network-wide ad blocker that runs as your DNS server and sinkholes ad and tracker domains. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
Continuous file synchronisation between devices with no central server: the devices talk directly. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
A desktop mail client under the Mozilla umbrella, with IMAP, calendar, contacts and OpenPGP signing in one place. in Self-Hosting & Personal Cloud →
Open firmware for IP cameras that removes the vendor cloud and exposes the RTSP stream directly on your own network. in Hardware, CAD & Embedded →
Privacy-respecting metasearch engine that proxies results from Google, Bing, Brave, and Yandex without tracking or… in Privacy & Personal Security →
Rents temporary numbers for SMS verification. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A directory of account removal instructions that also covers how to neutralise an account where no deletion path exists. in Privacy & Personal Security →
Scores how much your ad blocker actually stops, broken out by ads, trackers, social buttons and cookie notices. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A password manager with open source and independent audits behind it; the free tier holds unlimited passwords. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A suite of tests, one tab each, showing what your browser leaks (IP/WebRTC, canvas and font fingerprints, JavaScript, geolocation, client hints). in Privacy & Personal Security →
Country-by-country URL lists used to measure censorship — the sites to test for blocking. in Privacy & Personal Security →
The EFF’s browser fingerprinting test, measuring how unique your browser looks and how well it resists trackers. in Privacy & Personal Security →
Hand-maintained ad/tracker filter lists for uBlock Origin and similar blockers, including a Nordic list. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A list of alternatives for each Google product, organised category by category. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A categorised personal digital-security checklist of 300+ items, each with recommended tools and settings. in Privacy & Personal Security →
Checks whether an email address or password appears in known breaches. in Privacy & Personal Security →
Shows what your connection leaks: IP, DNS servers, WebRTC local addresses, DNS leakage. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A directory of direct links to account deletion pages, each graded by difficulty. in Privacy & Personal Security →
An open-source password manager that keeps passwords in a locally encrypted vault. in Privacy & Personal Security →
Turkey’s data-protection authority: Law No. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A browser extension that redirects YouTube, Twitter, Reddit and Instagram links to privacy-respecting frontends such as Invidious, Nitter and Redlib. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A community guide to hardening macOS step by step: FileVault, firewall, DNS, VPN and app permissions. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A step-by-step Turkish walkthrough of using PGP through a browser extension. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A tool that strips metadata from files: GPS coordinates in a photo, the author field in a PDF, the revision history in an office document. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A Swedish VPN that asks for no email at signup — it hands you a random account number and takes cash. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A flexible, open-source VPN protocol and software built on TLS, running on almost every platform. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A catalogue of free, privacy-respecting alternatives to surveillance-prone services, organised by platform and category. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A non-profit, volunteer-run evaluation of privacy tools against stated criteria. in Privacy & Personal Security →
Issues single-use virtual cards with spend limits. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A pastebin the server cannot read: the text is encrypted in the browser and the key lives in the URL fragment, which is never sent. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A note that destroys itself after reading, with no account required. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A table comparing messaging apps on encryption, metadata, openness and audit status. in Privacy & Personal Security →
An eSIM data plan requiring no identity — paid in crypto, no name or document. in Privacy & Personal Security →
An email aliasing service: a separate address per site, forwarded to your real inbox. in Privacy & Personal Security →
Messaging with no notion of a user identity: no phone number, no username, not even a persistent ID. in Privacy & Personal Security →
The Electronic Frontier Foundation's guide to protecting communications and devices against surveillance, from building… in Privacy & Personal Security →
A live Linux distribution that runs from USB and routes everything through Tor. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A free network and browser that anonymises traffic across volunteer nodes. in Privacy & Personal Security →
End-to-end encrypted email and calendar that encrypts the whole mailbox, subject lines and address book included. in Privacy & Personal Security →
An efficient, lightweight ad and tracker blocker. in Privacy & Personal Security →
Ghostery's monthly measurements of how widespread tracking is across websites and tracker companies; you can look up which trackers run on which site. in Privacy & Personal Security →
A detailed privacy guide to reducing data collection in Windows 10 step by step; the repository was archived in 2019… in Privacy & Personal Security →
A Turkish guide to digital security that recommends method by threat model rather than promoting products. in Privacy & Personal Security →
The wiki of Kicksecure, a hardened Debian derivative, covering system hardening, kernel and browser settings, Tor and password management step by step. in Offence, Defence & OSINT →
Open-source, browser-based video editor that processes media locally on your device without uploading files; serves as… in Media, Files & Diagrams →
A community build of VS Code with Microsoft’s telemetry and branding stripped out. in Editors, IDEs & Terminals →
An encrypted online notepad that needs no registration; the password never leaves your browser. in Productivity & Everyday Tools →