Tools to Get Back Your Online Privacy

Tools to Get Back Your Online Privacy

by Kurt Knutsson

Online privacy protections are out the door with congress repealing rules that would make it tougher for Internet service providers to sell your personal data. Tools can help restore some of your privacy and remove your every move for the world to see and sell. There’s a simple solution to this. Get a canada vpn installed on your devices to ensure you’re safe and secure while surfing the web and steaming videos.

1) (Helpful) Use VPN. Virtual Private Networks seal the communication from you to the end point of whatever you are connecting to, but many highly recommended VPNs fail basic privacy tests so it’s important to get the best vpn nz on the market because not all VPNs can be trusted. Aside from using a VPN being complicated for most people, it is also often blocked by goto services like Netflix creating frustrating. (not recommended for most people.) If you’re interested in learning more about vpns, check out Nord VPN Reviews.

2) (Very Helpful) Add-on extensions like HTTPS EVERYWHERE are available for Firefox and Chrome browsers. It forces a website to use a secure connection when its available. https://www.eff.org/https-everywhere

3) (Most Helpful) Download and use the Tor Project browser which protects your internet browsing traffic by popping from point to point making it tough for you to be followed online. https://www.torproject.org/


   

1 comment

Hal February 10, 2018 - 5:20 am

Do you ever suggest using a search engine other than Google? I use duckduckgo for privacy and security. It is great. There are other search engines too including Bing and it would be a service to the public to let them know they do not have to be under the thumb of google. If you have not used duckduckgo please check it out.
I have no affiliation with duckduckgo.

Thanks

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