Become Anonymous: The Ultimate Guide To Privacy, Security, & Anonymity

[@techlore]

*Hello privacy advocates! Thank you for watching this guide and thanks to everyone who helped make it happen 💙* *Please support our work and receive exclusive perks, join our Patreon:* patreon.com/techlore We got an online quiz for the PDF!: techlore.tech/spa For the checklist scoring PDF: github.com/techlore/channel-content/blob/master/Resources/BA2020PDF.pdf For the video resources: github.com/techlore/channel-content/blob/master/Resources/BA2020sources.md For a more thorough version of this guide, checkout Go Incognito, our free course: techlore.tech/goincognito *Seriously everybody, don't forget to normalize privacy! To help us spread our message: Please like, subscribe, share our video everywhere you can, and join our communities! Stay safe out there 🕵️‍♂️*

[@techlore]

Avi A Sure thing. Will look into it. Thanks for watching and the recommendation!

[@MaxMax-dq1lu]

@@techlore Great video buddy... I look forward 2 the videos on Windows & Linux... Also thanks 4 putting links 2 everything we need in the description... ur a star.!

[@CyberDocUSA]

Your copious notes are much appreciated.

[@caninedrill_instructor5861]

Hi, A point of information. Android is a linux variant. Akin to Debian, Redhat, and Suse. Also, IIRC, while complex to set up, OpenBSD is, out of the gate, the most secure openly available OS out there.

[@OPIXdotWORLD]

thanx...nice PDF...watching from Australia...maybe...!!

[@Archangel0804]

"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" -Edward Snowden

[@heidimiller642]

The problem with the idea of privacy is that it's a myth. If some member of the public is determined to invade our privacy, they will succeed eventually. Look at the Great Wall of China. Eventually, it was breached. No matter how many barriers we put in place, eventually they will be breached. So then the solution is to encourage relationships with all classes, all genders, all political parties. I don't believe we never had anything to say. We were physically beaten for telling the truth. Then we quit caring about freedom of speech because nobody enforced the law and protected us for blowing the whistle. Honest people really do not have anything to hide. It's not that we don't care about privacy. First, we knew we never had any privacy begin with. We heard you spying on us. Second, we honest folk never were coniving enough to believe our trusted family and friends would falsify evidence against us in the 'privacy' of our homes. So when the war came, and the chaos ensued, it became obvious to us whom our true friends were and whom were not trustworthy. Finally, after taking many math classes, it became obvious to me that if you can do the math, you can use math to figure out whom an anonymous person is.

[@latasharobinson1100]

@@heidimiller642 this was great couldn't of said it better.

[@ivankaleoniefuchs333]

Sorry, but this Edward Snowden fellow ist much one of the biggest Two-faced, Book/Seminar Sales Con-Men I've ever researched. I wouldn't trust him walking my Shepherd, much less many of das "Phobia Disorders of Conspiracy" he claims. YAY!!!...My payments from NASA und Bohemian Grove finally arrived...giggles

[@Archangel0804]

@@ivankaleoniefuchs333Well, I suppose Everyone has the right to be ignorant. What "research" have you done? Perhaps Watched a few hours of CNN or other Mainstream Liberal Propaganda, full of character assassinations of anyone who doesn't tow the line of BS?

[@dominictoretto9645]

@@Archangel0804 Both parties in the U.S want him tried

[@nityodayt]

Zone 5: Leave everything and go to mountains, stay alone, don't speak anything because birds don't have end to end encryption.

[@newskool1000]

That is my exact plan.

[@daurham]

That’s Plan J.

[@justindemko1652]

That's got a name, it's called homesteading.

[@DaPanda19]

All I can think about is the "birds aren't real" movement 🤣

[@ictsolutionsguru4320]

@@AlexAlcyone, who cracked it, then? I think birds have 100% safe encryption. ;p

[@LoboLakerGaming]

I started doing all the green and a couple of the yellow items nearly 2 months ago, and while I know I’m still incredibly easy to find digitally, the fact my targeted ads either make no sense or are stuck from two months ago shows something is working

[@HFH-Official]

Took me about a year but I can no longer be found on regular google searches. I encourage to google yourself and whenever you find an entry, reach out and ask them to remove your info. Little by little, my info kept disappearing, and I can no longer be found at least from indexed searches.

[@divyansh2890]

Zone 6: visit everyone whom youve ever conversated with, and neutralize them

[@rogeriojunior6043]

deja vu

[@petrolheadsconcupiscence8081]

*CIA has entered the chat

[@usmcjlsharp]

Is this a service I can pay for or am I going to need to bust out the tools here...

[@user-dr3dp9zo6f]

Johan Liebert

[@_timestamp]

ZONE 1 1:30 password 3:00 two factor authentication 3:40 digital footprint part 1 4:35 social media part 1 5:00 virtual private network 5:45 communication 6:40 browsers part 1 7:20 smartphones part 1 8:25 computer part 1 8:50 storage part 1 9:50 real world part 1 ZONE 2 10:50 password part 2 11:05 digital footprint part 2 12:25 social media part 2 13:10 browsers part 2 14:05 FOSS free and open source software 14:50 smartphones part 2 16:30 cumputers part 2 17:45 storage part 2 18:25 real world part 2 ZONE 3 19:30 digital footprint part 3 19:50 social media part 3 20:10 browsers part 3 22:10 smartphones part 3 22:55 computers part 3 24:05 anonymous shopping 25:15 real world part 3

[@mintyhacks510]

Cumputer?

[@MS-ot2cz]

@@mintyhacks510 😂

[@mintyhacks510]

@@MS-ot2cz yes?

[@gabyspook6822]

Bro thought he could get away with cumputer

[@UCJ7tkLppC69C1r_Je0AZkYg-u]

@@_timestamp adb shell pm grant com.arlosoft.macrodroid android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS android.permission.DUMP

[@redeyesdrogon786]

This is an important video. The first one was huge. And this one is going to be even bigger! Love the work you do for us

[@jessicahsmith4815]

Great work hackerlouis05 on IG you the best good and perfect you can also text him to help you in any thing you need help for so fast he can help you in just minutes

[@melaniel.s8990]

Stage 2 seems best don't think I will carry a dumb phone.👎

[@carterjunior9701]

Big tech enthusiast here, i realized last year how my use of it could be enhanced. I'm really happy to see that I was doing what you said in this video before seeing it. I will definitely take a look at you channel ~

[@beksultanmamytaev1546]

You know what? I love your videos (not channel yet, cuz I'm new to it). Great Edit, understandable language (for basic users like me and also for people, who is studying/learning English) But most importantly - I love the fact that you put all the needed links and also make the PDF documents so that all the information doesn't look "too much". Thanks for such a well done work!

[@FlamingBlade5723]

You're the best Techlore!! So happy you updated this vid :)

[@jessicahsmith4815]

Great work hackerlouis05 on IG you the best good and perfect you can also text him to help you in any thing you need help for so fast he can help you in just minutes

[@shivashakti4261]

May your team be blessed for all of your hardwork!

[@jessicahsmith4815]

Great work hackerlouis05 on IG you the best good and perfect you can also text him to help you in any thing you need help for so fast he can help you in just minutes

[@mckinleyp]

Wow, this video is very well put together. I love how you've separated into 3 zones too. As an experienced techie, I loved that I was able to skip the basics. Thanks guys!

[@drrenard1277]

Hiya! I've actually started to become more security aware. 3 years ago I've started using different passwords and now I am a hybrid of zone 1 and 2 with a touch of 3. I cannot really go completely anonymous as I need to have a public front but elsewise I use many pseudonyms. Half a year ago I completely wiped my Facebook account and I am currently moving away from Google. Always good to have some guidelines though that fills in what I am not doing right.

[@redradcomrade]

🎉🎉🎉

[@IAmLioNem]

Great video, this pdf is really nice and is a great roadmap to become anonymous. I'll print it and pin it on the wall next my desk. I'm on the way to be Techlore approved 👌I'm really waiting for the calyxos review tho :)

[@ZGFyZG8g]

Thank you for teaching me on privacy and why it matters and how to be private love the channel keep up the great work

[@techlore]

Thanks for tuning in 😃🙌

[@jessicahsmith4815]

Great work hackerlouis05 on IG you the best good and perfect you can also text him to help you in any thing you need help for so fast he can help you in just minutes

[@AnnyMus-rc2zh]

5:05 "...VPN will encrypt your traffic, inside a tunnel...". That is all well and good, but I probably only drive through a tunnel like once a year. What kind of tools would you recommend for people that don't spend most of their time in tunnels? Nice vid btw ;)

[@NarlaScott]

Thanks

[@Jryoung-d1y]

alright thanks i was unconsiouslly doing most of this but thanks for the password manager tip is really gonna help in the future

[@EnglishStrippedBare]

Awesome video, guys. Thanks for breaking down all the levels of security.

[@CyberDocUSA]

Or we can all get offline, go snatch some land, build a farm and family and live happily ever after. 🤪

[@marcexcelange8132]

I think that the Amish beat you to that idea... you can join them ... :)

[@Smoshfaaaaaaaaaaan]

Maybe that would counter the problem of their closed gene pool..

[@TokenBlackman7]

Snatch some land... Land some snatch... Whatevs, bro!

[@CyberDocUSA]

@@TokenBlackman7 😂

[@cactuskitty4257]

Or we can take back our privacy by degoogling our phones and creating new platforms that respect privacy. Then have family & friends do the same.

[@MiningMastermindLabs]

Amazing effort on this one. I’ve been trying to recreate your style in my own content.

[@techlore]

Aw that's super sweet!

[@bulvinescatologist2374]

This is about time good job.

[@michelerene5309]

Thanks for this! Going to go back and watch the full thing soon when I'm ready to take action! I'm sure you get this a lot but I wonder if it's possible to be more anonymous like this but still have a following on KZbin? Sorry if you've already made a vid about this but one geared toward privacy of youtubers (the ones with channels not just users) would be great!

[@techlore]

It’s on our radar to cover this! In short: Compartmentalization between between/personal life as much as possible.

[@dawnwalkingbeauty]

@@techlore are you able to do the 3 zones while running this channel? with your face on it?

[@cryptosamie4873]

Wow - my head is spinning. What a fantastic summary.

[@morningwood999]

Thanks!

[@scottdunbar5155]

Just leaving a comment to help with the algorithm. Thanks for the info!

[@RaeesUnboxingwala]

26:06 I never thought that way actually coz they don’t care about privacy, but after your suggestion I’ll try my best whatever I can to do to make them aware about data mining and more governmental control on individuals through surveillance

[@cooperl3613]

being a privacy advocates means you have to be a tech-savvy learning all kinds of knowledge concerning information technologies and keep up with the latest trends. sometimes it could be easier with the help from mobile applications. I'm a user of vpn proxy master, it uses military-level encryption that's why I stick to this one for online security.

[@TIOLIOfficial]

A smart man needs only one example to realize something, a confused man eill need one example to get interested, but a fool will not even listen to your examples and continues believing what they already do. This is how almost all people think when they say "I have nothing to hide"...

[@ahmedal-obaidi8305]

I will be coming to this video again and again.. it's like a security bible for us the average Joes!

[@quotidiankomorebi]

13:37 mentions not using Tor for personal accounts, though I’ve seen many privacy advocates saying that it’s actually good for people to use Tor for everyday use cases, like surfing the web or checking social media, because more users on the Tor network makes each individual more secure. Could you expound on why Tor isn’t best for checking accounts? I’m new to all of this and very much looking to reduce my footprint and regain some privacy. Thank you for the fantastic content! New sub.

[@Neverenough2]

Thank you for this channel! This is awesome! Keep up the good work.

[@ezekieloruven]

Keep in mind: almost every single surveillance camera you can buy is a security nightmare. To start, just never use any "security" camera that defaults to uploading to the cloud, like Nest, Ring, Blink, Wyze or similar. These will keep your surveillance footage without your consent unencrypted indefinitely, and they almost always have absolutely terrible security against being hacked. So many insecurity cameras are used in botnets and found on websites that it is sickening. Cameras are some of the worst offenders in IoT insecurity. Cameras that use local storage or a local network NVR are better, but the security on NVRs is also terrible and I can't think of a manufacturer I actually trust so... either keep your surveillance on an air-gapped network or maybe just make your own with an RPi?

[@mariomuysensual]

Buy syscom cameras

[@preverthevamp]

Would recommend running something like ZoneMinder, grabbing whatever POE camera that fits your specs, put it on its own VLAN that can't talk to anything nor the internet. Problem solved.

[@readifdumb]

It’s hard if you live in a poor area. It’s so easy to get burgled without surveillance. We have local storage, but it can get filled up rather quickly and has to be deleted, which sucks, but it’s better than cloud at least.

[@edwardhedge6454]

Thanks for your hard work and commitment to privacy! I was wondering if you could do a video discussing VOIP's further and if their worth using instead of a regular phone.

[@pugk9unit]

Great video! Thanks for all the high quality videos

[@Swimkid1]

Hello there. I’ve hooked up to your channel and subscribed thanks. Re Proton mail. I’ve attempted to get through their start up process. I simply had to stop, as I got so confused. I love your stuff though as you present information very well indeed. Dave

[@LoboLakerGaming]

Came here after watching snowden movie. Now overwhelmed lol

[@leonsoldier7438]

Man, this was great. Gives me more ideas of how to implmenet more security in my devices.

[@Bobbyg4315]

I will be rerunning this,several times! Lol... what I been wanting to hear/see! How much privacy do I need, Thanks I see Ibeen under a rock. And, yeah, ,during the pandemic picked up a devices and killer headphone setup, some fiio and jbI, am not a gamer, Play like you albums like back in high school, playing your music thru a DAC amp, having playback options, you, can find yourself not doing much other, I just heard step away! Yeah, right, Thanks rob

[@domedana]

You are a very smart person. Please slow down a little. . The information you are providing is amazing. Thank you so much!

[@Splinter4077]

I very much appreciate the upfront honesty on kickback links. Kudos

[@L3t1t8e]

Watching this video cause I wanna create a fake email, lol. I got more than what I thought but enjoyed it!!!

[@johnrichmondii7337]

Just found your video and found it very informative and I will be trying your suggestions.

[@Red_Pichu]

Awesome video !! :D Thank you so much to fight for all of us for privacy !!

[@nouricelesto]

Thank you, this is an absolutely amazing guide!

[@RPHowe]

Wow bro...what a change of life....thank you !!

[@jessicahsmith4815]

Great work hackerlouis05 on IG you the best good and perfect you can also text him to help you in any thing you need help for so fast he can help you in just minutes

[@liskekotze8458]

Can you please do a video on how parents can prepare for young children starting to use the internet. Where to start to protect their online futures..

[@Ur_neighbourhood_girl]

I have to go on quarantine then... Thanks bruh.... Now I just understand how much info I have given about me to government and google....

[@DailyMynt]

So I need like a month off work to get all my stuff deleted. Someone needs to offer this as a service, I would probably pay someone to do this for me.

[@playboicarti_vamp]

Ahh yes, bro u have an awesome business idea with you broo, any entrepreneurs here use thisssss

[@matthieubatard4641]

And give them access to each of your accounts? Not so private

[@DailyMynt]

@@matthieubatard4641 neither is leaving all your info up all over the internet.

[@matthieubatard4641]

@@DailyMynt right, but I'd prefer deleting them myself

[@DailyMynt]

@@matthieubatard4641 ok haha

[@DrSemDoutorado]

the video is very good, I am starting to study security, privacy and anonymity.

[@schweinhund7966]

Outstanding video for novices!

[@zainalu]

Hi! I am eagerly waiting for your MacOS privacy guide.

[@colleencross5157]

Easy now people! 😮 How many people reside on the planet who own a phone/device that requires all these settings? Really I think that the people who sell these devices should be more educated (not saying that in a mean way) and that they should be able to answer any and all questions and learn how to be explanatory. This would in turn, do a lot of good for the whole internet traffic world. I got to tell you just being my age and having to learn all of this, let alone remember it, can be extremely frustrating, as well as confusing! Can't AI fix the privacy/security settings? Or it would be really cool to have an AI app that follows you adjust your site settings (for you) as well. I like your video is very explanatory and makes a lot of sense. Definitely one to take notes when you're watching! 15:53

[@asittripathy]

Awesome info...Thanks techlore :-)

[@tk9839]

I'm a strong advocate for both privacy and free speech but they seem to compromise one another...to speak one's mind is relinquishing a private aspect of oneself, vice versa, to stay private why direct attention to oneself by giving one's opinion.

[@Jcasiopee]

You should do a video about calyxOS just like you did with GrapheneOS

[@jessicahsmith4815]

Great work hackerlouis05 on IG you the best good and perfect you can also text him to help you in any thing you need help for so fast he can help you in just minutes

[@jessicahsmith4815]

Great work hackerlouis05 on IG you the best good and perfect you can also text him to help you in any thing you need help for so fast he can help you in just minutes

[@VondaInWonderland]

I was just given a Windows computer. I want to do it right the first time. My phone is Android, which is what I've always used. This is so much information, I'm so confused. Please tag videos that will make my clean up the easiest. I don't want to lose my KZbin channel, I'm thinking that I might still need Google ♥

[@CyberDocUSA]

😷👍🏻 Deep scrub in da tub. Gotta love Henry.

[@petrcibulak5038]

It's also good to use PGP or S/MIME for mailing. Disable opportunistic encryption when connectiog through email client to avoid MITM attacks etc.

[@justanotherjessica]

Zone 1 alone will take me months. I have 2,460 accounts in my Bitwarden vault and I definitely don't use them all. My job often requires me to sign up for websites to test whether a coupon code is valid so I have hundreds of abandoned accounts. I always put a fake phone number and an old address but I never really considered using completely fake data. Ugh.

[@relaxingnaturesounds-sleep5072]

Thank you for this valuable content.

[@48678BA]

Just explain dude straight to the point

[@jayceewedmak9524]

Thank you - subscribed!

[@jan_harald]

lesspass is the best password manager, because it doesn't STORE a single password... you just say master password, username, and an identifier for the site or account (they ask for url, but you can put anything there, url is just simple to remember) plus you can choose if you want cli, browser extention, app, etc (tho extention doesn't autofill, but that can be seen as a plus), it's open source, and whatnot

[@tomtravis858]

I'm late :p, not the best for everyone. For me (keepass), having a list of websites is very nice, I can also attach notes which has saved me many headaches.

[@fictitiousnightmares]

I've watched a ton of your videos but never seen you discuss the issue with VeraCrypt and SSD drives. I would love to do a full disk encryption, but have heard issues with it. One is the security thing with writing to different areas, which didn't seem to be a real issue if encrypted anyway, but the horror stories of using VeraCrypt to encrypt a drive and then having the read/write speed drop to total crap. Would love to hear your opinion on full disk encryption for SSDs and suggestions.

[@blogcorpo]

Great video! ♥

[@strathamer]

Thanks a lot, very useful video !!!

[@mmathews7724]

I'd appreciate your opinion as I'm stuck on making a tough decision. I'm looking for an optimal web browser set up for maximum online privacy. I'm debating which of these 3 options is best. The first option is using 4 different web browsers, 1 for each (email, banking, shopping and general web browsing). Option 2 is using Firefox exclusively and having 4 different user profiles set up. Option 3 is to use just 1 Firefox user profile and create "containers". I love firefox and really prefer option 3 best then option 2 because it would be great using 1 browser. However, I'm thinking it will not offer the most security against fingerprinting and tracking. I'm new to all this and would greatly appreciate your suggestions!

[@patriciajimenez6660]

hello! may I know what option did you finally choose? please

[@starylize]

thanks so much for this video. while i can't delete social media (at least right now) it's definitely helpful and now i have to figure out which browser to use that isn't chrome lol...

[@MarioShotgun]

brave browser

[@Johnhasa1]

This sounds like a fun project. Would be nice to not feel like you're a branded slave of the internet. Only thing, is it worth it if you are already using social media for your business? Won't you lose clients and website domains? Or is there a way around that?

[@ScottAnders62]

Outstanding video!

[@wilcas5349]

Nice video! I'd like to give it a like but I don't want to leave any footprint.

[@heyihatehemlock7065]

Awesome Vid man

[@yukikimura492]

Hey Techlore, Why do you recommend Bitwarden as your password manager other than Dashlane or Lastpass?

[@techlore]

100%. I would never recommend a closed source cloudbased password manager when Bitwarden exists. Edit: misread the “why”. Our Go Incognito lesson covering password elaborates on this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIvVZahro6qNhpY

[@UGPVlogsLA]

I spent two weeks degoogling my Android phone and installed F-Droid apps. OMG..nightmare! Then I ran into "The Car" problem..My LincolnMKZ Hybrid has a tracking device and both my iPhone and Android devices both sync with the car...navigation system, what if I brake down. Honestly, what does one do. My head is spinning 😫

[@OVXX666]

why was this a literal cinematic experience

[@grey7513]

2:09 "The passwords on your device are important as well" is this referring to, for example, a laptop login?

[@sd-mr2du]

Cape Coral Florida here how do you suggest we keep the community policing groups from illegal surveillance inside our homes?

[@firecracker3911]

Nice! Thanks 👍

[@todddavis9426]

Very good video.

[@andrehaugvaldstad]

Just curious; why isn't NordVPN listed in the top 5 VPN list, or even mentioned despite its popularity? Is there security flaws that I'm unaware of?

[@Lownwolf-sm5py]

It's not as privacy focussed as the others. The main thing being the amount of personal information needed to set an account up.

[@andrehaugvaldstad]

@@Lownwolf-sm5py A bit late to the party but thank you regardless. I've come to realize this aswell, and have since changed to IVPN.

[@domedana]

I use DLARY Utilities. Interesting to hear regarding glary utilities and your opinion about it.

[@carlogreco9245]

thank you guys you are awsome!!!

[@tec4303]

Thanks for the overview!

[@jessicahsmith4815]

Great work hackerlouis05 on IG you the best good and perfect you can also text him to help you in any thing you need help for so fast he can help you in just minutes

[@rsvpalmer7695]

I wish you would have produced this video BEFORE consuming the third cup of coffee - HA ! - For that 30 min. video - I equal that amount (30 stop and go back) re-playing sometimes twice - then My fingers got tired hitting the spacebar key so as to use the Print Screen Button. You suggest one product or procedure and then find fault with different aspects of it . . . (Not getting personal. Now you know . . .) Don't get me wrong about the VERY informative and GREAT advice you offer - I just don't blink, sneeze, cough or look down at My notes . . . a printed list of what to do first, second, third, etc. would be really great - do you have PRINTED EXCERPTS that one can look at, review at their own pace, or - 'Leisure' (which I'm sure you don't have that word in your vocabulary) - second HA ! - This is just one of dozens of videos that you offer - what if a person is salaried and not paid by the hour - (third and final - HA !)

[@philippa5004]

Helpful for women particularly🙏

[@ITILII]

"The more technology you have, they easier it is for them to keep tabs on you" - Edward Lyle (Gene Hackman) Enemy of the State

[@elmernelson5865]

All the stuff is beautiful

[@MagdyDoze]

that was really helpful thanks

[@sirjuaffreblumpkins9396]

its going to take me a phat minuet but stage 4 here i come!!!!!

[@FreyaF...]

Techlore... Why do you have a "V Is For Vendetta" picture behind you? Or do you admire Guy Fawkes?

[@gabor6259]

"Saying that you don't care about privacy because you have nothing to hide is like saying you don't care about freedom of speech because you have nothing to say." /Edward Snowden/

[@CS-110]

what about Email ' let's say someone wants to switch their Gmail to something more secure what would you suggest.

[@psilopsychic]

Great guide, thank you

[@techlore]

Glad it was helpful! -S

[@thawhiteflip]

What security and privacy concerns should someone have if they share a network with people who are rarely if ever concerned with their privacy and anonymity? Like if someone is locked down themselves, but they share the house wifi with family that don't think about this stuff. Do you guys have a video on that kind of thing?

[@mollyrulz9999]

I'm not sure if there's a video by them covering these specific things but I can try and give a couple of tips from being in a similar living situation that may be of some use: -If you have access to the house's router, secure it as much as you can by disabling unnecessary options and features, enforcing a strong password (provided it's not too long or too complicated for everyone else to type out) and making sure the router stays up to date. -Invest in buying a separate router so your data isn't being passed through the same network as others in the house (would highly recommend with one with VPN functionality so all the devices that connect to it can have their traffic encrypted without needing to install anything on each device). Doing this should help make it harder for social media trackers, viruses that travel across local networks and the like from reaching you. -If your house has smart devices around that other people use, try to make it difficult for them to identify you. Not having any accounts connected to them is a good start but for items that have microphones or video it can be tough to obscure your identity outside of minimizing the amount of talking you do around the devices as much as possible. To fix this I try and talk with my housemates from my bedroom as much as I can and limit what I say anywhere else in the house. -If you're extra paranoid about exposing yourself to mic-enabled smart devices or having your real information shared with services that people in your house use, encourage people to call you by a nickname instead of your real one. This can help further separate your real info from the data that's being collected through services you don't use. -If you're in a household where not everyone has a computer or smart device, or they need something to use temporarily from the 'tech enthusiast' of the house, utilize a hardened virtual machine (VM) or trusted emulator for Android (if you don't want to use the first-party emulator in the Android SDK from Google's website) for them to use. Couple this with a VPN running inside of it as software and the other person can do whatever they want on it without affecting your main machine. When it's not needed anymore, wipe the VM/emulator. -If possible, encourage everyone in the house to contribute towards purchasing a trusted antivirus plan that covers all their devices as well as yours. Antivirus solutions have been around long enough for many people to be aware of what they are and why they're important so it may be easier to convince them to spend a small amount a year for some protection than having none at all, especially if they're the kind of people who go on websites or use services that aren't always secure or trusted

[@LakeVermilionDreams]

@@mollyrulz9999 Awesome response! The only other consideration I would add is one that breaks the premise of the question: buy your own dedicated internet connection. Not feasible for some people, sure, but still is a good idea to consider!

[@stanschmidt9388]

Are you considering that VPN services with servers inside Europe/North America are essentially worthless?

[@nrs8043]

Great work, but with Prism isn’t the majority of this useless?

[@scott8964]

could you please do a video on how to install kali Linux on to a USB so it is bootable from USB so i can use it on different machines as I am studying information technology I have wached other videos on how to do this but they have not worked great video loved it

[@kennykruger4843]

Hey Techlore what is the difference between a password and a master password like on the application like the password mangers ask for

[@techlore]

If I'm understanding the question correctly: the master password is what protects your password manager. Go Incognito covers passwords VERY thoroughly if you want to learn more about them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIvVZahro6qNhpY

[@kennykruger4843]

@@techlore okay thanks

[@bhalomanus3778]

Is there any privacy and security benchmarking for smartphones like we have many benchmark for performance ?