Do you realize that they are watching you? Protect your online privacy

[@davidbombal]

// MENU // 00:00 ▶ Google is the worst 00:25 ▶ Intro 00:37 ▶ Naomi introduction 00:58 ▶ Why care about online privacy in 2022 04:16 ▶ TOR usage in the Ukraine 05:58 ▶ Learn to protect your online presence 07:16 ▶ The Third-Party Doctrine 09:58 ▶ Recommended browsers for online privacy 16:27 ▶ Chromium 18:11 ▶ When to use TOR 19:34 ▶ Using the TOR browser 20:42 ▶ Comfort vs Privacy 23:00 ▶ Recommended search engines for online privacy 27:34 ▶ DuckDuckGo controversy 29:02 ▶ Google's resources compared to other search engines 30:34 ▶ Recommended e-mail services for online privacy 33:39 ▶ ProtonMail and recommended VPNs 39:35 ▶ Reasons to use VPNs 42:28 ▶ Privacy laws in the UK 43:26 ▶ When to use VPNs 44:31 ▶ Recommended messaging apps for online privacy 50:56 ▶ Recommended mobile OS for online privacy 55:06 ▶ Recommended cloud services for online privacy 57:51 ▶ Connect with Naomi Brockwell 59:44 ▶ Conclusion // David's SOCIAL // Discord: discord.com/invite/usKSyzb Twitter: twitter.com/davidbombal Instagram: instagram.com/davidbombal LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidbombal Facebook: facebook.com/davidbombal.co TikTok: tiktok.com/@davidbombal KZbin: kzbin.info // Naomi's SOCIAL // KZbin: kzbin.info Odysee: odysee.com/@NaomiBrockwell:4 Twitter: twitter.com/naomibrockwell TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@naomibrockwell Website: www.nbtv.media/ // Books discussed // Extreme Privacy: amzn.to/3xgU1g1 // Websites and links discussed // XKeyscore: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XKeyscore Third Party doctrine: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Startpage search engine: www.startpage.com/ VPN recommendations: freedom.press/training/choosing-a-vpn/ Skiff: skiff.com/ FBI secure messaging apps: uk.pcmag.com/security/137344/fbi-document-shows-how-popular-secure-messaging-apps-stack-up UK privacy issues: Wired: www.wired.co.uk/article/internet-connection-records-ip-act Guardian: www.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/11/internet-providers-tracking-sites-we-visit-in-secretive-trial // MY STUFF // www.amazon.com/shop/davidbombal // SPONSORS // Interested in sponsoring my videos? Reach out to my team here: [e-mail] Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only. Please note that links listed may be affiliate links and provide me with a small percentage/kickback should you use them to purchase any of the items listed or recommended. Thank you for supporting me and this channel!

[@cirklare]

Thanks David for great content I started making ethical hacking tutorials Please check them out

[@bitbot1988]

I kind of missed pihole in this video

[@NaomiBrockwellTV]

Thanks so much for having me on the show!

[@davidbombal]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us Naomi!

[@dougley197]

woah, what an eye opener. thank you.

[@BobBob-qm2bm]

Big thanks to you and David for keeping it real and relevant.

[@NaomiBrockwellTV]

@@BobBob-qm2bm 🙏

[@LearnWithBahman]

I wish you also talk about pegasus spyware protection too. Next time.

[@KellenBegin]

These long interviews and changes to your channel have been awesome!

[@davidbombal]

Glad you like the videos and changes Kellen!

[@gamelher1015]

I'm new around these lands but that long form interview was a real treat. Thx big D.

[@davidbombal]

Welcome to the channel!

[@brianogram5194]

Honestly, this is the best interview you've done so far David. I love all the wireshark, the deep dives, and actual hackers, but this is great for beginners to open their eyes to how easy it is to get back some privacy.

[@davidbombal]

Really happy to hear that you enjoyed the video Brian!

[@debbiewofford7021]

The United States government created the iternet. Annd the United States military created Tor! 17:46

[@EricBrokeIt]

I remember something someone told me a while back with respect to the whole argument of "I'm not doing anything wrong, what do I have to hide?". Its a bit vulgar but "Are you intimate with your significant other in a place where everyone can watch? Why not? What do you have to hide? Having privacy doesn't mean you are doing something wrong".

[@venjsystems]

Agree 100% with Naomi on every topic, Brave all the way, Signal, GrapheneOS and Proton. Bookmarking this for all my friends/family when they won't listen to me LOL.

[@anushaH08]

I think this is the most useful 1 hour I have spent. So much knowledge to take in. Thank you both for being awesome!

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed it Anusha! Naomi is amazing!

[@chadwickcloister5143]

15:59 This is true. Crucial services I need will only allow chrome or edge. Those privacy tools on the more private browsers are what makes them 'incompatible'. when they say Incomplete, they mean 'we cannot see your secrets'

[@szmigiellus]

Worth remembering that TOR has a lot of nodes owned by government/s. It was developed by the American government for their military from what I remember?

[@goldcic]

The Navy.

[@jadenewton366]

Thank you my friend I really appreciate all the content you provide, I literally hang out for your videos every day , cannot express how much you have help me get a better understanding of things, especially as I’m going through my studies to enter cyber sec as a career not just a passion. Never stop my friend!

[@davidbombal]

I appreciate that Jade! Thank you!

[@CHTO82]

Very interesting video. I recommend that you interview either an attorney or a prosecutor regarding how data is collected by governments. This also goes for protonmail and vpn services. Most cases where data is collected will never be released to the public since the perpetrators are either atp or groups like revil for example.

[@darz_k.]

I see a picture of Edward Snowden on Naomi's wall, so I thought it would be fitting to quote him here, especially since you started the conversation making the point about people saying they have nothing to hide, and why bother to advocate privacy: 'Arguing that you don't care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don't care about free speech because you have nothing to say'.

[@lunhamegenogueira1969]

Another great show, this is the 2nd lady you bring to the show and both of them were great. Subscribed to both the same instant. Thanks for bringing all this great content to us.

[@dabela2279]

David, thank you for having taken these teachings for us so seriously . This is pure Gold

[@davidbombal]

Thank you! And you're welcome!

[@jacesullivan4563]

i do very much agree. it is a hard to remain private. staying away from social media services in a era of technology has enumerated a number of problems but they are far less than the problems I had when I was using social medias. Thank you I very much enjoyed the chit chat

[@Tech-geeky]

It is tough, "if you give it up" 2FA is good at security, but the problem is how many companies now have my phone number i wouldn't usually give out?? I just gob by a strong password... if it may not be 2FA but my number is safe.

[@RomaineRC]

Naomi has given the best answer to "i have nothing to hide" that i have ever come across, by far!

[@smokigarden4202]

Love it. I believe it was the BEST interview I've ever seen. Very helpful and educational. I really love your interviews in general, You ask a question and actually let the people talk ! I love it ! I found your channel a while ago and day after day i falling in love with your content. You are the only youtube channel i can actually watch their content for an hour straight. On 1:00:15 you said that "we will have to get you back for extreme privacy stuff". YES PLEASE.

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Mr-se4mn]

Love the guest. I also like how David is holding him back with his CCIE knowledge about stuff :)). Nice podcast.

[@steverichardson3693]

I enjoy these so much David, they're like a gift that keeps giving 😁 I'm always playing them in the background at home, in the car, while working...wherever. Seriously these bolster knowledge in everyone and I always learn something new from your video's. Great work 👏

[@samjones4327]

Awesome video once again! Thank you for informing us on the security steps we can take to make our experiences online safer and more secure. I appreciate it David! Cheers!

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@ashokc1988]

Wow...that's a superb 1 hour I had enjoyed and learned... kudos to both of u to unpack these jewels with us

[@Braddeman]

I’ve given up. The fingerprinting they use is insane and using a vpn, brave, etc are useless there are too many ways too fingerprint someone and collect data. The only ways is to not use these service’s and software period that collect information. I try my best like she says though but here I am using KZbin though.

[@richardjay1791]

I notice tracking from every direction I can't find energy to make the next valuable private more sense of problem with sharing users data. it is a huge problem and one of my own and thank you for the content you sharing with us .

[@JacKsoNiaNxD]

I love these interviews thank you David you’re really helping the world

[@tdtrecordsmusic]

This is one cool chica. We need more people like this in the world:) For me privacy is about freedom of mind. Freedom of choice... I went on an advertisement abstinence a while back. In which, I committed to not witness an advertisement for 1 solid year. I learned a lot. You see, I already knew ads were doing things to our brains, but when you actually walk the walk you learn much more. One result is : I can articulate why they no bueno. The short of it is : Adverts program the mind and change peoples basic seek & reward behaviors/habits. This not only chips away at our basic freedom, but it also modifies how people navigate their lives. Problems are solved by monetary means. Ads reduce the amount of effort people are willing to put forth to make their lives "their own." They modify how people assign value to things. The seeking behaviors being reduced is probably the biggest thing to be concerned about. I can ask a simple question to exemplify this >> When was the last time you sought music which was new to you. Music which is a new genre. Something you've never heard before. Did you succeed ? How long did you try ? For those people who actually *have* sought this >> How did you get there ? Was it from recommended ? Was it from a curation(like editors picks) ? Here is an exercise you can do to expand your music universe : Go on to bandcamp or soundcloud and search for words or make up song names. Random words or things on your mind. Keep listening to new stuff on that search result until you find something cool... There are so many evils which have arisen from ads that I have lost sight of the benefits they were created for. They are literally turning peoples brains to mush. Affecting peoples dietary choices and ultimately their health. Think about it. One cool result of my advertisement abstinence stint was a peace in my mind. A peace of mind. A peace which is typical of meditation. It was beautiful. Privacy is bigger than persecution.

[@alaahaider]

David, what have you done? Wow you made my weekend with that great interview. Amazing and very informative video. Thank you and Naomi. You are awesome 😎

[@NigustheDachshund]

One of the best interviews I've ever watched! And of great public utility. I didn't even notice time passing. Several important tips! Thank you both very much :)

[@AllTheWayCyber]

With your videos I always say, Im not gonna go through the whole video and watch just certain timestamps. I always end up watching the whole thing. Amazing video! And that lady just got a new subscriber and stalker LOL

[@dmejia2023]

What an amazing video with so much important information. I'm definitely sharing this video with friends and family.

[@vyasG]

Yet another amazing guest. Thank you both for this video. Very valuable lessons. Looking forward to seeing more interviews from Naomi. Definitely going to follow her channel.

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed it Vyas!

[@PMFY1]

Awesome interview. Definitely get Naomi back for an extreme privacy stuff interview David. Enjoyed this interview with Naomi. Thanks David

[@jamesdickerson8645]

if you're concerned about privacy, you aren't using google. I don't really use youtube other than to pull media from it on my linux box.

[@hilmyhamed]

She awesome... One of the best guests yet...!!!

[@mondayemmanuel8551]

I can't wait for you to call her back for more. I don't even have a word to describe how awesome she is

[@smashedtator1551]

No matter what you can not truly hide if they really want to find you....encryption is only temporary....tor or vpn or a combo of both won't hide you if the gov wants you. Even with these tools....you are trackable...more difficult but doable with time

[@gregm.6945]

As usual, thank you very much David for putting together this video and others like it !

[@vaniad555]

Thanks so much, I really appreciate all the content you provide!

[@davidbombal]

Glad you like the videos!

[@codeaim1037]

This was pure awesomeness, great content & explanations!

[@davidbombal]

Much appreciated!

[@Martin10thst]

With regard to privacy focused messaging apps: Session > Signal Signal is my daily driver, but with regards to privacy, Session is > Signal. The reason being, Signal, while encrypted, it is still tied to your phone number. So there is still X amount of obfuscated data being delivered to that device. Session is a decentralized app that creates a unique hash to identify the packet recipient. Re: Cloud... SpiderOak Love the channel. Stay gold.

[@siennajohan8742]

Very very nice Keep on doing your good work, we will still support you David❤️

[@stathemjonathan7855]

Very good.Awesome as always.Keep up the good work David.

[@wax_moody]

Thank you! Very good and skillfull host :)

[@davidbombal]

Thank you very much for your support!

[@knightnxk2906]

39:00 okay but what happens when you pay for the service and there is you credit card information, because they do not know who you are they cannot ask for your bank information how does that work?

Oh privacy? Nice! With Naomi? Even nicer! Cannot wait to watch the whole video!

[@davidbombal]

Hope you like it!

[@survivor303]

Try look edge again. There are great flags and even security settings on its settings page. The deal is, that you always need configure your what ever browser, there aren't any privacy ready browser yet.

[@nelaina]

Great video and another great guest! Privacy is a mindset, based on one's own circumstances. Most important, make very small changes and try to help others one small step at a time. Michael bazzell has a podcast (privacy, security and OSINT), with how-to basics on phones, sms, email, etc. for average people. His book Extreme Privacy is excellent, covers the full spectrum, and was recently updated. Superb reference material at the very least. Some other great resources: techlore, the hated one, opt out...

[@hamzapuris]

Thank you for sharing this

[@GrahamAtDesk]

Brilliant interview idea David, and thanks so much Naomi. I appreciate you enormously. I thought I was pretty well up to speed on this stuff but I'd totally missed Graphene and had no idea that Swiss law was so good for VPNs! I'm now very tempted to try routing all my network traffic through Proton... ♥️

[@234dannyboy]

Fantastic interview! Thanks very much!

[@iikavanaghii]

Enjoyed this interview, thanks Naomi & David. Appreciate all the knowledge sharing in a concise manner.

[@Givmiakis]

Switching to Brave browser was by far the best internet privacy advice I've been given so far. Thank you for the episode David! And thank you, Naomi, for sharing your knowledge! You made my day today guys!

[@harshvardhantomar420]

Hey david , I want to ask a question related to "How to be a master programmer"? I have some points in my mind but would I like an experienced programmer like u to point out the wrong thing and as well add additional steps if they exist... Learn a programming language Make a project Try open-source contributions Show your project and contributions socially (Learn in public) Learn Dsa and practice questions regularly Keep applying for jobs and improving profile and resume.

[@Barrettheconqueror]

Thanks man this helped me a lot with my privacy!

[@rockpluto4120]

as long as you use microsoft and also if you dont adjust edge://flags/ you dont have anything private. and also when chips are sold things are implemented by the goverment so they can track it. so it is werry hard to get total privacy

[@altx.gnz4283]

Excellent Video, clear simple and packed with tons of useful information! Thanks for creating all this content.

[@edwardsanchez7562]

Started using brave about a month ago. And I love it so far

[@himanshuchhabra1942]

Naomi , u have such clarity of thought and u speak so lucid. Followed u on twitter and YT

[@jb-spaceworld2069]

What a fantastic interview David! Naomi is a legend! This is a rare and one of the most unresearched topics. Thanks for the insightful privacy show!

[@davidbombal]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rodrigo1300]

Very interesting content! I thought I was watching this video for 15 minutes or something and I was already almost 1 hour here lol

[@christopherengland7245]

Please have more interviews/discussions with her. I loved this episode.

[@DavidLawyer]

Great information. Definitely learned a thing or two!

[@jacobsparry8525]

Even the navy and intelligence agencies used TOR to keep their sources protected way back. I don’t know if they do any more but it gave them a secure way to contact their operatives.

[@brutalforceuk]

Thanks!

[@krbstuff9190]

Most importantly thank you for this new way of journalism. 2 I wonder if you can calculate when and if your content is being suppressed on 3rd party websites ( youtube). 3 does anyone have a good list of tech breakdowns? regardless if it is good forum pages, legal computer laws, hardware stuff, time management, etc. ugh so much to learn let's get networking.

[@UplifterofHumansCharity]

Did you find these answers ?

[@danielk.6700]

I was about to go to bed and thought why not just scroll through KZbin first. Now I am downloading brave, signal, checking out proton vpn and email 😂. You got me good

[@danielk.6700]

Oh, I just exported all my passwords from google chrome. Deleting chrome NOW

[@midafricam]

Wow this was an awesome 1hr video with really great examples.makes you think. Have not dotted and ticked all the options just a few

[@powerelch]

THAT is a fantastic video! Thank you both for that interesting interview!

[@ShodanR13]

Great video. Thanks David and Naomi.

[@Voodoo_S3]

Any alternative to Qubes that does compartmentalization in the same way? (tried Qubes-R4.1 but got graphical artifacts and glitches even after following the documentation and disabling desktop composition, I'm guessing it was because of RX5700, seen a few complaints of people struggling to get Qubes and Xen vm to play nicely with 'modern' desktop hardware).

[@JacKsoNiaNxD]

Any of these videos cover discord? Any positives and negatives of using it for communication?

[@tonynolan9428]

Thanks so much. I have shared this with my 4 adult kids. Very succinct

[@digijunk95]

The biggest question i have about something like brave, from what i heard is that Google tracks you not just from cookies and stuff, but alsof from your logins. the fact that you log in to somethings like youtube, they still are building a user profile purely based on your logged in profile, same why they always tell you to never log in if you are using TOR. How can this be stopped while still using a profile with what you need.

[@bernhard8540]

No OS is safe but atleast when android is attacked the person attacking has to have multiple versions and updates of android to attack a large group because there are so many versions and styles of android it's such a pain to mess with. If your attacking one phone maybe.. but even then you have to know for figure out which version they are running with what security updates... whereas the reason you see MASS iPhone dumps is because when you hack one iphone you have all of them (of the sake model) because they are all running the same version at the same time..

[@richardjay1791]

it ok I trying to be followed like poperotsi and public drama and popularity contest for being seen worldwide.. yes privacy is very important and I agree totally.i not sure exactly the best approach and I have quite a diversity of not very privacy secure apps or brozers and other resources

[@darkwolf41nite53]

Ya I’m gonna use the tor browser for all my web searches also you mentioned brave browser? What would you recommend an also for the settings in brave ? What’s the best settings for it ? 😊I do like tor browser and brave browser

[@TheH2OWeb]

Thank you David ! Thank you Naomi ! That's a lot of interesting informations !

[@relevant3329]

Really really love this series!

[@davidbombal]

Happy to hear that!

[@Mrjononotbono]

What a great video! Naomi is amazing! :)

[@The_Cakeminator]

Internet privacy/anonymity is a double-edged sword. If you would ever come under investigation for some reason and you have little to no digital footprint, you will stand out like a clown at a funeral. For every measure you take to hide yourself you shuld also do something else to look completely normal and boring.

[@divinegift1751]

You are a special person full of inner inspirations. God bless you

[@edunet-lk507]

My goodness, this lady is articulate!

[@mbekuresambeke]

Thanks David For Sure every single video you post leave me with new knowledge and ideas Brave is awesome browser my favorite one

[@vitavitali-s9g]

BRAVOO...ALL SAID HERE IS AMEZINGLY FANTASTIC.....!!!!!!!

[@dwolf0012]

David is a blessing from God to the script kiddie nerds ♥️! Thanks for bundle of info

[@davidbombal]

You're welcome!

[@gerry2345]

I like this vid. Good insight. My privacy was previously exposed to Naomi Brockwell and I am holding her totally responsible..

[@wisemasterbuilder]

Let's take a look at setting up, maintaining & operating a Personal Private Social Network - encrypted iN & Out Coms w/ Secure Log-In, something like "Locals" is setup but controlled on and thru my bare metal network. I'd prefer to connect in this way in the future to known Resources like you guys, even with a small fee. Using YT & Others as a Jump OFF the Grid iNto Your Kinda place UNTRACKED, if yet only for a Moment.

[@nutsfold]

We are entering Orwellian times. Great content.

[@davidbombal]

Unfortunately it looks like it 🙁

[@renesrensen2258]

She have actually made an update to this thread about VPNs. I can only hope, that You see this and perhaps is mentioning this ion a future video. I´m a big fan of You and are spreading Your videos alot.

[@louanon]

Oh dear, I definitely tie my shoes the wrong way

[@tigreonice2339]

And about extension? Ublock origin? Privacy badger?

[@John-yx2is]

Great interview and info. Thank you both

[@vitavitali-s9g]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍....... THANK YOU....THESE ARE SO VALUABLE INFO, becoming more of a kind existential things as accomodation and food,..GOD BLSSS🌿🍀

[@drewbriggs3313]

So question ... If we are not supposed to use iCloud to backup our phones, what software/apps would you recommend? I have my own NAS at home, are you saying just pull all your stuff off the phone and store it over there then?

[@elimaurer9491]

did you mention punitive Throttling from your OS for using a secure browser from? Example If a Windows 11 user decides that they want to use Firefox will windows OR the network providers (Verizon) punish you?

[@paulstebbings9481]

Excellent clear - IAgree … what worries me is forced consent to load advertising cookies - the lack of another use or option that excludes advertising cookies ( I call these cookies trojans! )

[@majiddehbi9186]

Hello great trucs to know. Just to remind u about question what's the out come of networking when quantum computing Will be the norme

[@csl9495]

So scary and annoying how these companies are getting away with this.

[@rebokfleetfoot]

totally agree, but i find this a somewhat juvenile complaint, i mean we need to go much deeper and much more to the point

[@firestorm8471]

Google Chrome ties itself into everything in your OS ! Use it for a few days and then open the chrome portion of your APP Data folder.. It is HUGE and EVERYWHERE ! I only use Chrome in a virtual machine. Install it and immediately save the machine state. Then do not save the machine state again and it stops a lot of chromes garbage from increasing.

[@wollotelevision8194]

Hope the videos are about 35 min long, but there is none to be ✂️ out! Great work!

[@alakzr2100]

Could you tell about south korean services like naver. I suspect they are more loose about personal data privacy than American corporations but do not know for sure