Privacy

Review the Paranoia Privacy wiki source repository hosted on Codeberg.

This guide sets up Pi-hole and WireGuard on Ubuntu 24.04 using Google Cloud's free tier, with full-tunnel and split-tunnel configurations.

Read Team Elite news and release updates, including its listed trading desk and network forum sections.

Get a browser notification when a website, product, or service has an article in the Consumer Rights Wiki.

Follow this evolving guide for steps and configuration examples to secure a Linux server.

Block ads in Safari on Apple devices with wBlock, an open-source blocker that includes lists, scripts, and styles.

Collision checks file hashes on Linux, with installation available through Flathub.

Create a disposable temporary address with Trashmail to reduce spam and keep a real inbox private.

Generate a block-style pixel avatar online with Square Face Generator's free maker.

dDocs offers end-to-end encrypted document editing and real-time collaboration as an alternative to Google Docs.

Pluja's Awesome Privacy collects free, open-source services and alternatives that are described as respecting user privacy.

John’s Background Switcher displays photos and montages from local files and listed online sources on the desktop.

Explore resources from the No Trace Project about surveillance capabilities, privacy tools, and operational security.

AdGuard Temp Mail provides a free disposable email address for reducing spam and protecting personal data, alongside AdGuard Mail apps.

Explore this curated list of resources for learning about vehicle security and car hacking.

The Universal Android Debloater v2 is a cross-platform Rust GUI that uses ADB to manage removal of preinstalled Android packages.

NonKYC offers trading in Bitcoin, Monero, Ethereum, and more than 200 privacy coins, with no identity verification required according to its page.

Export personal data with Surfer Protocol, an open-source framework with a desktop app and Python SDK.

The CaffeineHealth Android app tracks caffeine and shows estimated active caffeine levels over time.

ActivityWatch tracks how users spend time on their devices through an open-source, local-first app.

A customizable resume builder, Reactive Resume describes itself as privacy-conscious, portable, open source, and free to use.

Surveillance Watch maps connections between surveillance companies, their funding sources, and affiliations.

Serve websites with Caddy, an HTTP server that supports automatic HTTPS.

PDFCraft describes a browser-based toolkit for editing, converting, merging, splitting, and securing PDF files.