Anonymous navigation, incognito mode and many other similar terms are becoming commonly used terminologies thanks to the numerous implementations of different navigation methodologies to surf the web without leaving a trace. Available on all the most common browsers and on all the most widespread operating systems, these operating modes have given rise to some minor misunderstandings and, if on the[…]
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Tails. Keep the NSA away from your data
Tails, also called The Amnesic Incognito Live System, is a security and privacy focused Debian-based Linux distribution aimed at preserving your anonymity. The system is designed to work as a live system and will leave no digital footprint on the machine on which it is used unless you ask it to explicitly. Tails relies on the Tor anonymity network to[…]
Read moreGive Firefox a chance for a faster and secure Internet
We have been using Firefox for a very long time, practically for everything except some tasks that explicitly require Chrome, and we’re excited about it. Mozilla has done and is doing a great job to keep up with the times, to improve the user experience and, above all, to innovate more than others. Firefox, it is our personal opinion, it[…]
Read moreThe Ads revolution. It’s official the launch of Brave v1.0
Since 2016, Brave has been pioneering a better Internet, with privacy as the default. Working on a platform to put you back in a position of control and respect, taking your feedback to heart. After the launch of the new stable browser Brave v1.0, the Brave Team has also announced a new grant of 8 Millions of BAT to iOS[…]
Read moreGoogle Privacy. How to set all your data to self-destruct
Privacy and security are two of the most ardent problems of the last decade. All the big giants of the IT world have had to fight with them and respond to user requests on several occasions: Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, and all others have been forced to address the issue of user privacy. Google is probably the company with the[…]
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