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…devices ignore it Privacy should be the default, and DNS requests tell others way too much about your digital life Running a self-hosted recursive DNS server with encrypted DNS helps keep…
…Apple goes a long way to protect user privacy and security. It fought against government demands for backdoors to encryption and has only enhanced consumer-grade protections since -- see also Lockdown Mode…
I believe this deserves greater attention. Users who rely on BitLocker for privacy should know that its encryption can now be bypassed simply by placing a folder on a USB drive and holding a specific key in WinRE. The re…
Hey everyone, We've built an open-source, privacy-preserving alternative to Ring cameras using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W (called Secluso). It uses end-to-end encryption to send videos from the camera to a mobile app, which …
As a de-Googled Android user, I wanted a way to privately receive push notifications from the apps and services I use. I already use several UnifiedPush apps, but I needed something for apps and self-hosted services that…
I just scrolled through this subreddit and then was thinking about something that happened in Germany around 2013/2014. When I was in school back then there was a time when people used social media from "VZ" like "Schüle…
Hi Reddit, We just wrapped up The Android Show | I/O Edition, and a core theme of the show was how we’re making your phone more helpful so that you can spend less time looking at it and more time living your life. To mak…
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