Let's talk about Privacy

[bitmover]

I saw this meme today, which sadly represents the way companies handles our personal data and our privacy.



I believe this image represent very well an answer to "I have nothing to hide, so I don't need privacy" argument.

Sadly even in bitcoin related companies like ledger we have repetitive personal customers data leaks.

The best we can do is to follow privacy guidelines. I am often asked for my documents, addresses... I tried to dodge those requirements as often as possible, but we are all living in a picture like that when we talk about data privacy.

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[lovesmayfamilis]

Avoid from Google Chrome ads I am using brave browser this browser blocked the ads and 2nd mostly users get hacked because they advertise their private accounts on social media by this way we also get hack because if we have good amount in our wallet then why we advertise it and when we advertise it number of users try their best for reaching at us and our private keys so keep your secrets in secret.

Aha, and again the Brave browser.
Do you work with him through Tor? And do you one hundred percent trust everything that they write to you about his safety? Then I think you will be interested in reading the recent facts about how this browser leaks information about users who visit onion URLs.
https://ramble.pw/f/privacy/2387
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/brave-browser-leaks-onion-addresses-in-dns-traffic/ar-BB1dPSnS

[Nrcewker]

Just some tips from my side .

1- Setup your browser to not remember history (fine in browser setting)
2- Do not sync your history with browser
3- Always keep changing your MAc address
4- clear logs on Linux & Windows
5- Don't Share your personal info on social media
6- use portable OS like TailOS
7- on Windows & MacOS  use keyscrambler to encrypt your keystrokes
8- Avoid using Pirated softwares they always included miners and other trojens and malwares 
9- Do not store your coins on third-party servers everything is hackable today or tomorrow
10- Don't share your mobile number or email which is attached with crypto
12- Do not set remember password in any website because its can be recovered via keylogger  always make own algorithm of passwords and remember it

[lovesmayfamilis]

Avoid from Google Chrome ads I am using brave browser this browser blocked the ads and 2nd mostly users get hacked because they advertise their private accounts on social media by this way we also get hack because if we have good amount in our wallet then why we advertise it and when we advertise it number of users try their best for reaching at us and our private keys so keep your secrets in secret.

Aha, and again the Brave browser.

At least it's not as bad as Chrome in terms of privacy.

Do you work with him through Tor? And do you one hundred percent trust everything that they write to you about his safety? Then I think you will be interested in reading the recent facts about how this browser leaks information about users who visit onion URLs.
https://ramble.pw/f/privacy/2387
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/brave-browser-leaks-onion-addresses-in-dns-traffic/ar-BB1dPSnS

Even without this vulnerability, Brave doesn't solve fingerprint problem.

Did I say something good about the Chrome browser? Brave browser is the same garbage.
https://aspenuwu.me/blog/dont-use-brave/

Configure your browser yourself, you will know exactly what it does.
And yes, it does not solve the problem with prints. I gave a good browser that does a great job of fingerprinting. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3210982.msg55911331#msg55911331

[bitmover]

Black friday is here. It is  a good opportunity to get a complete Privacy bundle.

ProtonMail, ProtonVPN and ProtonDrive are for sale. 40% OFF.

https://proton.me/mail/black-friday

AFAIK, Proton suite is one of the best companies regarding privacy

[bitmover]

I saw something interesting that I think is nice to share here.

Mozilla (privacy focused company) is offering a new VPN service. They state that "We never log, track, or share your network data. " (https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/products/vpn)

You can join the waiting list here:

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/products/vpn/invite/

[bitmover]

Proton, probably the most privacy focused company out there, is having a sale now.

40% off for email, storage, vpn and a few more from Proton Suite.

https://proton.me/mail/anniversary-sale