Brave itself no, but it don’t avoid that FB do it.
Black belt in Mikado, Photo model, for the photos where they put under ‘BEFORE’
Brave itself no, but it don’t avoid that FB do it.
The problem is that Fakebook track you through a lot of pages and apps, even if you don’t use anything from Zuckerbot.
Don’t use anything with Facebook tracker APIs
Test Tools
One of the worst is the too often used imgur sharer, the reason why I use vgy.me (encrypted EU service) instead
https://themarkup.org/blacklight?url=imgur.com&device=desktop&location=us-oh&force=true
Except if you are rich, traveling in business class or private jet.
In Vivaldi I’ve an global/per site setting
Good choice for Privacy, apart it’s an european browser (Sweden), but somewhat basic in other features and sync with Mozilla. Only 2 other EU browsers, Konqueror (KHTML, Germany) and Vivaldi (degoogled Chromium, Norway), UR (France) sadly death since years.
Thanks for your article, and yes, privacy is important, currently more than ever, but on the other hand it’s way more important to understand the concept and which data aew those which need to be protected and which not. It is good to know how to protect the own privacy, without breaking half the websites and without a tin-foil hat. It’s also important to know that the greates privacy leak is between the chair and the screen. I know people which use a good privacy browser, but using Google for searches and posting on Meta and X, using discount apps from the supermarket on their mobile and AIs from M$ and Google, getting trapped by any dark pattern.
As an old retiree I know that life is incompatible with long time plans, life always has other ones. More important to have enough mental sources to be capable to make the bestt of current situations.
What about Caligra Stage (KDE)? Presentations, Slideshows
If you like an RPG, Diablo style, there is also FLARE (Free/Libre Action Roleplaying Engine)
The Dark Mod is certainly the best and most advanced OpenSource game I know (well, not full OpenSource, because the user created missions, currently 170, are with several CC licensed assets, released because of this as freeware)
With your phone they already know it and where you are in every moment, if you don’t desactivate GPS.
Only if you activate the Recall feature which is well known, far from beeing secret. Apart of this, using the Portmaster app, you can controkk and block any MS telemetries with an simple click. Windows permits a lot of privacy settings, but naturally it don’t say it to the users how to do it. A good handling of Windows need an more advanced user as Linux. Windows only seems easier to handle in the surface.
I understand your point of view and I think that, if you already pay for an service which works for you, than changing to another is only an option and only recommended if you woun’t pay anymore for it. You can still test InviZible Pro apart, without a risk, because it’s FOSS, pausing your current service.
This is why I always look for an free, or better OpenSource alternative, before I use an paid one (in over 20 years this I never had needed). The first look for a needed soft or service is always in AlternativeTo.
Also an good choice, but Invizible Pro, apart of the DNS options, also offers the connection to I2P and TOR network.
Invizible Pro is an “must have” on the phone, (!) but download it from F-Droid, not from Google Play
Vivaldi, sync ee2e with the desktop version.