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Hi all, a shy try to awake this community again :)

Whats your daily-routine for privacy, what are you using, what are you not doing?

Short summary of me:

  • Phone -> LineageOS
  • VPN -> Per perimeter (LAN, Mobile) -> different VPN providers
  • Home network (More for security but also helps detecting privacy invasive applications) -> Firewall, IDS and ISP router is bridged
  • Payment -> Cash where possible (Saved me some trouble when card machines were offline and most had to go somewhere else to have a meal)
  • Browser -> Three to four different ones, per usage I use a different (Media, communication, bank etc)
  • Browser extensions -> UblockOrigin, Decentraleyes, User-AGent-Switcher and NoScript
  • Browser cache/history -> deleted once a month (I do not use credentials saved inside browsers)
  • Online Calls -> Matrix
  • OS -> Linux only household
  • Mail -> Different providers and own domain with catch-all, so if a company sells my mail I will see it because it is COMPANYNAME@MYDOMAIN.COM

Thats on top of my head, what are your takes?

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[–] activistPnk 1 points 3 months ago* (last edited 3 months ago)

Online Calls -> Matrix

I’ve stayed away from matrix because the flagship node is Cloudflared. It demonstrates competency issues by those behind the tech. There is a disconnect between what they claim to stand for and their ops. Matrix is supposedly decentralised but whenever I am invited to a matrix room it is on the Cloudflared flagship instance. If people using it don’t even grasp the optics issues then they are essentially in a different league.