Thread: Concerned about Internet surveillance?

Nice post @gobi. I would like to add the following to the post. Hope this would be useful

1. I like to add Proton VPN for list, as it's very trustworthy and I have using it for years. Coz there are so many scam VPNs available, beware when selecting one. There are stories, people try to protect themselves with a VPN, and get compromised by the VPN itself .
2. We actually cannot say to switch from Chrome or any browser. But it's better to use a secure browser. Even Chrome has "Incognito" and other browsers also have Private Browsing", but it can't achieve full anonymity. Connecting to the Tor network would be appreciated, but you may face performance issues.
3. I would like to recommend "Signal" as my personal preferred secure messaging app. But any app which is having End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) can be mostly trusted.
4. I also like to add an End-toEnd Encrypted Email service to be more safer with emails. Again I recommend Proton Mail for that.
5. Finally, always try to read the privacy policy of all the applications or instances you face.

Originally Posted by MDilbara

Nice post @gobi. I would like to add the following to the post. Hope this would be useful

1. I like to add Proton VPN for list, as it's very trustworthy and I have using it for years. Coz there are so many scam VPNs available, beware when selecting one. There are stories, people try to protect themselves with a VPN, and get compromised by the VPN itself .
2. We actually cannot say to switch from Chrome or any browser. But it's better to use a secure browser. Even Chrome has "Incognito" and other browsers also have Private Browsing", but it can't achieve full anonymity. Connecting to the Tor network would be appreciated, but you may face performance issues.
3. I would like to recommend "Signal" as my personal preferred secure messaging app. But any app which is having End-to-End Encryption (E2EE) can be mostly trusted.
4. I also like to add an End-toEnd Encrypted Email service to be more safer with emails. Again I recommend Proton Mail for that.
5. Finally, always try to read the privacy policy of all the applications or instances you face.

Thank you MDilbara. In fact I've often heard of Proton mail, but never bothered to go in deep. Thank you for bringing it to attention.