Privacy Guides

Degoog aggregates search engines through a plugin and extension system, with repository topics describing self-hosting and reducing Google dependence.

Agent DVR is cross-platform video surveillance software for cameras, with motion detection and remote monitoring; private local use is free.

The New Oil presents a beginner's guide to data privacy and cybersecurity, with information on staying safer online.

Frigate provides network video recording for IP cameras with real-time object detection processed locally.

This Chromium hardening guide explains browser selection and setup of the flags and policies covered by its repository.

W10Privacy provides a Windows tool for adjusting operating system privacy settings, with guidance on its configurable options.

This page provides the table of contents and full site index for the Defensive Computing Checklist.

Configure Firefox through a graphical interface for the arkenfox user.js settings.

The Privacy Guides community forum lets users ask questions, find privacy tools, and discuss digital rights and cybersecurity.

ExifCleaner strips EXIF metadata from photos, videos, and PDFs, with downloads and source code linked from its project page.

The go2rtc project focuses on camera streaming, with its code and project information on GitHub.

Tor's site describes online anonymity and tools for defending against tracking, surveillance, and censorship.

Mozilla’s Privacy Not Included project moved its product reviews to the Nothing Personal magazine.

FlockHopper maps Flock and other ALPR cameras and offers an app that navigates routes around them.

This OPSEC guide covers anonymity, security, and privacy, according to its description; the supplied page provides no further details.

Eyes On Flock aggregates and analyzes public Flock Safety transparency data about ALPR cameras, searches, and data sharing.

The DeFlock project maps license plate readers across the United States and publishes its data as open source.